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Hueh d. NGartins
Mnn-RaaIdant HnfIaa.

NO. S4s r. DIN the Second Chaneery Courto
Shelby County, Tennessee-Ihe
Bank of Memphi vs.. =. W. dorsey.
/ TT appsarlnz nom the bill which IS sworn
TO IN this cause, that the defendant, s
". Dorsey. IL Justly Indebted to theC Complain
ant in the sum OF S3U for damages growing
out on said D0rssy's breach Of contract "a
faiinre ~ deliver certain Arkansas LeFee
Ronds and that be ts q nonresident OF the
state ar Tsnnesses, and that for these eansss
an attachment was sued out OF this Court
AGAINST the property OF Defendant, and the
same was Issued. . has been returned by
the sherfn. duly levied on the property Of De-
feudant, s. W. Dorsey.
II il therefore ordered, by the Clerk
and Master, That he make his appear
anee herein, at the courthouse OF b
Second Chsncsry Court Of Shelby county,
in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee,
On, or bafore the hrst Mondayin October, ISL,
and MEAD. answer or dsmur to cOmPlEin-
ants bill. OF the same VIII be taken for con-
fesSed a. 70 him and set for hearing exparte,
and that q copy of this order be published
once q week for four enecess1Ve Weeks N
the Memphis ARRAh 4hS Aus1Sboenr SA.
A cOpy-attest:
~ n REICHERs Deputy O.. and ID. r~.
Estes q JacksOnsSOL for CompPt sUgi
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EoR SALE.
OA 1870
Lots for Sale In Ida City, on Leng
Island. New York.

IDA CITY Is situated on Long Island, IS
miles rom New York city, the Long leland
Railroad running centrally through Ida City.
foloW1nR terms: Fifty dollars eaeh,, on q
credito Of ten years, payable in ten ANIMAL in
pose TO sell to the SontheTn people one-haif
Of the lots, say 4U0, on the above terms,
without interest. The East River Bridge Is
now In process of construction. connecting.
Manhattan Island, upon which New Yo1k1s
situated, with Long Island.
This Is good opportunity for any person
of this section of country 20 invest small
In the purchase Of these lots. Terms
are easy. and within the reach OF all Prop
erty on Long Island viii rapidly increase in
pleted.
Map OF the City of Ida can be seen. and fun
Information given nPo9 RPPneallon being
Corresponding Secretary,
i've 30, - Madison street. =
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A DISTINGUISHED Washington COZ

A DISTINGUISHED Washington cor.
respondent of the Atlanta Sun says, in
relation to the Tweed, Belmont,
Sweeny, ConnalIy and Hall origins-
tors Of the departure conspiracy
against Jeffersonisn Democracy, "the
moment an appeal was taken from
their Vaccinations to the party at
large, and the real authors of the
crime and blander committed in
Pennsylvania and Ohio were made
known to the public, all real danger
ceased. l have, from various sources,
the best evidence Of a general reaction
Of public sentiment. All honor to
those by whom it has been brought
shouf y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-05

The st. Louis Democrat is unhappy
about the way the Departurists sac
cept," and because PendletOn and
Thurman are silent on the subject. The
truth is, the honest Democrats, seeing
their great blunder, the Departure is
somewhat in the condition of the
Irishman, who, on his arrival in this
country, was asked by a.companiOn,
at he was dead"-he replied, "No,
Pm not dead, but I'm speeches."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-05

nFFICE Lee Block, Union Et-PEactice, In
" alt4the Courts OF the city, including
Court In. capital cases, and IN the
Supreme Court 81 Jackson o1t 80 at Bep2
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sam. BARD visited last week the
editorial room Of the PhiladeIphia
Age, and the next day a three line par
agraph stated that Samuel is "One 81
the sblest public men in the South
Didn't Sam. pen that paragraph? He
is not the most modest man in the
South. He is Unexcelled IS a pOIiti-
cal acrobat. he was a roaring origi-
nal secessionist, and while arhaies
fought, he beloved for the last ditch.
The Wal ended; he became a Radical.
He Supported the Oongress sgsinst
Andrew Johnson, and stood by Grant.
He has abandoned Grant, irresistibly
attracted By the charmsOf every thew
DEPARTURE" What his position may
be to-day, we have no knowledge
save from the above paragraph nom
the Age, and must infer that Sam. il
now a Democrat. H-l-sF
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EEMPIIS APPEAL
c HcIAL4gyRNALREFHEefTY
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 5, t87f

BEN BUTLER sBeers at newspapers
which continually call him ''the
bsast.U Unfortunately for him, and
fortunately for the country, the ma
i ority is against spoon thieves, and
cries Shit him again" with every
fresh blow thst is struck. Like the
felon on the way to be hanged he
finds the majority against him, and
fbot u,ifhouf rpmpdy-
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THE Nashville Banner alludes to
the Shelbyville Rescue as "ticketed to
insanity" with compliments from the
Memphis APPEAL and other papers,
for its f7mness in resisting the New
Departure. We have complimented
no paper for taking position with us;
but only for the manly strength Of
argument with which, as in the case
of the Rescue, It has maintained its
position. When we can say the same
as to the Bonner whether for US or
against US, we shall take pleasure in
doing 3 re1 --h ln7+
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SYPHILIS.

OK al diseases which flesh Is heir to, none
bring SO much misery, moral and physical,
IS syphilis To all so afflicted we can truly
say this remtdy viii bslp you. Two GrtIcles
found, by experience, to be peculiarly eGica-
ctous for this disease, are contained IN this
compound We ask you TO try Dr.. Fowlerls
Compound Extract, and, By giving It 8 fair
trial, &c will curs you.
We speak with much confidence Of Dr..
FoWler's Compound, because we know what
1t Is composed OF, and what IL viii do. We
know DR.. Fowler well. who Is a physician OF
known repute, standing second to none in
the country, OF long experience, an hOnOrE-
BILE man, who. having a reputation for char
aeter, as well as ourselves, would never al-
low a medicine to &c before the public with
out merit. And we say Of this compound, T.
taken according TO directions, after a fair
trial, 10 viii do al we claim fO-1 Il.
We offer IL as a new discovery, which &c
certainly ts-a genuine article for ~crofula,
Syphilis and al blOOdim PARTIES; and know
ing the genuineness OF il, as such we send &c
forth, saying, 60, Heal the Suderingp"
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
BOeK0YER BROS, Sole PrSprisioFs.
ll3 Liberty Street, New York city
9. W. JONES Co. wholesale Druggists,
~ Mzfa Street.,
I6 cod -sOBR AGENTS FOR MEMPHIS
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W
The annual cost OF Clothing
including Uniform, which can be purchased
of the QuarteTmRSter, Is one hundred and
dny-seven dollars. 1t is required of each ca
Diet to deposit with the Treasurer SOS at the
beginning of each session, with the under
standing that he shall pay for only what he
actually receives A strict account will be
kept OF his expenses, and, If they shall
prove TO be less than the sum indicated, the
balance viii be paid over to him at the end of
the year. Beyond the amount deposited no
supplies viii be furnished, until an addi-
ttonsl deposit to defrsy their cost Is made
8. A Cadet may bring with him the usual
supply OF tndeT clothing; of outer clothfny, he
should bring none excepting the SUIT he
wears. -.-
g One Cadet from each County will be adj
mitted into the University nee of expense for
Tuition, uDon the recommendation of the
County superintendent of Education, and
acceptance by the Executive COMMITTEE OF
the Faculty.
3 10. Persons desiring further information on
the subject of the University, will make APP
plication to Prof. W. Is. Wyman, Chairman Of
The Executive Committee. at Tuscaloosa.
JOSEPH HOD9SON,
augl2 President OF Board of Regents.
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F0wLER's EXTRACT.
Greatest aedleal Discovery Of the Nine
tsshth Century.
Dr.. FOWler's Compound Extract



s~erOlaia, Syphilis, Liver Complaint
Constipation, Chronic Rheumatism.
Diseases OF the Kidneys aad
and all Hood Impurities.
- WeOher 70 the American public a nsw
and valuable remedy for The above.men-
toned diseases. Fowler's Compound Ex-
tract is composed OF the best medicines
known to Asterta Medfca. It is perfectly
a in all its ingredients, being composed
Of several well-knOWn articles universally
used by The best physicians; each Of which
In eomhination-supplies what experience
has shown to be wanting wnen singIy en-
ployed; but the result OF patient investiga-
ton, requiring time, labor and skill. so as TO
give the public a genuine article, which they
can rely upon, snd in place OF the worthless
dangerous Patent Medicines flooding the
country; and therefore enables Us to warrant
Compound Extract to be the most
perfect curative FOR diseases OF the blood
ever discovered
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-05

Democrats turn up their noses when
i'm contact with-the chief odors 0.
SambO and Dinah. BE assure that
neither the Republicans nor the Dem
ocrats have any other use for the ne
gro but to make him a newer Of wood
and a drawer Of water. As to the
carpet-bsggers, he knows they have
no other use for negroes but to feather
their nests and get Office by them,
and, IN c~onfessing it for himself and
his fellows, he has shown uncommon
honesty fora carpet-bagger. Phis class
Of men will ply their vocation until
social equality is established, and will
never be satisfied until the ebony
tints are in the ascendant. AS this is
impossible, it follows that we shall
not cease to have these race mischief
makers so long as we have rogues.
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W. K. STEVENSON & SON.

4 PINE ST. N. 7. RAILWAY AGENTS
III j for negouatips loans, selling bonds, the
purchase OF iron and steel rails. locomotives,
cars, y All supplies for railway companies.
Brokers Tor the purchase and sale of real
estate, Investments made, loans Negotiated
a mortgages cashed. seS
-.h al fa lat Ha 1H1H d
whh Uus ~
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Selma, Marion and MsmphIs R. r. Co
NOTICE TO sroCKHoLpERs:

d Y order OF the Board of Directors, a special
ID meeting of the Stockholders OF this Com
panY is calleG, TO take place in the CITY of
Columbus, Miss, on the 6th OF september,
1871. Business of the greatest Importance viii
be brought BEFORE the convention, and a large
attendance Is requested.
N L. FORREST, President.
g ~ n.-
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NOTICE

Is hereby given OF appointment as gusr-
Il dian OF Samue A. Meacham, under pro
ceedfDgs IN the Second Chancery Court, pc
cause OF his unsOundness OF mind: all cred
Itors are recuesten to make known the cnar-
acter of their claims to Luke W. E1nlay. ny
attorney in the premises. at his Gnce NO II
Madison street. A-A.
Guardian Of s. A Aeacnams
Memphis. August q, 1871. aus0 Wed
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ScROFULA.

This ComDOund is a never-faiIing cure for
this terrible disease. How msny diseases
have their seat in the bIOod-diseEses which
have been treated vainly for years. If the
blood alone Is purified, in most cases health
and happiness viii soon return. DIT. Fow-
lsrs compound aets especially upon the
virus IN the blood causing in time the dis.
appearance Of the hidegus sores, and 1est0r-
ing the skin to q healthfuI appearance. the
eye clear sparkling, and the whole hui
organisation becomes healthy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-05

THE Chicago Republican thinks
there is no earthly use for the Depar-
ture, and, without reference to any
particular PArty, says sensibly;
There is no need of two parties
standing, in effect, upon the same
ground. Such a party condition would
defeat the service which parties may
perform to the country; continuing
ali the Disadvantages which result
from party action, and canceing all
the advantages.
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5i10Qn0on91
ID

LIVER DISEASE
prevail to a greater
bly, a other NAL
always anXiOusly
Liver Is regulated
Is almost tnvaria
OF action IN the
ache Constipation,
the shoulders, Cou
Stomach,B Bad Taste
ious attacks, Palpi
Depression OF the
and q hundred oths
SIM MONS LIVER
the best remedy for
discovered. II acts
and, being asimple
pound, can do no
less in every way
40 a and hun
and g eat from ali
try viii yOuch for
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VEHEREAL or sEcaET DISEASES
rheumatism and Paralysis
=. FIyQss sgELIy CURED y the use Of m:
Electro Chemical RafFs.7

PARTICULAR attention paid 10 Diseases Of Fe-
males, such as Suppressed or Psfnfnl nren.
struatlon Falling ofthe Womb, Leucorrhea
or Whites, ene TO an irregplarftdeg OF The
The Doctor can be consulted personally or
letter. a1os
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SIMMONS REGULATOR.

ANY n desiring Informatl
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MUsIcAL INST RUMENTs.
hUSIGAL INSTRUMENTS.
PRicEs or THE
MASON HAMLIh
CABINET ORGANS.

HAVING vastly increased their facilities
II for manufacture, the Mason and Hamhn
Organ Company are now enabled to offer
their well known Organs, which are the ac-
knOWledged standard Of excellence among
instrumsnt Of the class, at prices OfinferiOr
work. They print their lowest prices, which
are, thersfore, alike to all, inVaFlable. The
following are Illustrations
E~OuE-OclAES ~
The same, Double 50
FtVe-Octave Organs, with TramuiRntr
Carved and Oruamented------....---........ 100
The same, Double Reed, with Five stops, l5
Forty other styles, up to------------ loo
All In solid Black Walnut. All the Organs
made by this Company are thoroughly hrst-
class Ia every respect. They VIII not make
the so-called cheap Organs A. any price. The
comparative supertority OF their instruments
Is nov greater than ever before, IS every
competent Judge who viii carefully examine
and o0mpare must perceive.
Illustrated Catalogues, With wood Cuts
from Photographs ofthe different styles, full
Information and lowest prices; also, Testt-
monial Circular VIII be sent nee 70 any ed-
dress,
Mason & HAALIR ORGAN co.
SzrsFss1s, SIS BFssdNay, New Ysrk.
mHa-EI
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administrators and Guardians
settlements.
OFFICE eF COUNTY CoURT CLEBK,
TENN. Aunnsf q. Us

NTFICE eF COUNTY COURT CLEBK,
u AKaPHIs, TENN August q, 1871.
The following settlements having been nled
In my Office, viii be presented TO the PObate
Court OF shelby county. Tennessee, for con-
dFmatIOn, the first Monday IN September,
1911.
settlement II g. p Lyon as administrator
OF the estate of Samuel Acock, deceased.
Settlement OF o. NJ. Alsup as administrator
Of the estates OF p. r. and, +. 81. Dill, de-
ceRsed.
traitor de boRis Hoa Of the estate of Lewis
Herring, deceased.
settlement OF Henry I. Jones as admins.
TRAITOR OF the estate of VIM. Q. Harrison, de-
ceased.
Settlement of Henry I. One as guardian
of j. s. Anderson.
settlement of Samuel Tigne as guardian OF
the m4nor heirs OF John and Elizabeth Nc
HRmara.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By ]. d. CULLEN, Deputy. au2i
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WE have tested its virtues, and know that
w for Dyspepsia, BiltOusness and thrOb-
bling Headache, it is the best medicine the
world ever saw.5LEdltor Telegraph and Mes
opuar Danon G5
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YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
St, Catherine of Sienna.
Near Springfield, Washington Co., Kentucky,
.Undsr the PatrOnaas of the Very
Reverend Superior of St. Rose.

THIS institution is situated two miles
from Springfield. about a quarter of q
mile nom the BardstoWn Springfield
Turnpike. II Il conducted by the Sisters OF
the Order of st. Dominic. and is well provided
with competent q experienced teachers,
who spare no pains 20 render the Academy
worthy OF extensive patronage. The discf-
pine of the Institution Will be firm and
uniform, but mild and parental, while the
strictest attention will be paid to the health,
comfort and wants ofthe pupils Thecourse OF
studies embraces all the branches useful u
ornamental. This Institution was established
lnl6E. Is situated in one Of the health
lest a most beautiful portions OF the State,
end is Of easy access by rail from Louisville.
an extensive farm Is connected with the
Institution. from which all the supplies are
drawn, thus giving ii consideraDle advan-
tsge over others. The Academy grounds are
and tastefully arranged. The
Dulld1ngs are erected with an eye especially
70 health and comfort. =
The Academic year commences on the drst
Monday in September and ends on the last
wednesday In June, n is divided into two
sessions OF i've months esoh. .-rtbH #~-
Terms per session OF nye months accord
ing TO the class of the pupil, S75, SIS and 500,
payablehalfi In adr7Hces
For further Particular apply to Messrs. ]
Q. WEBB & CO., Louisville, Chas. D. Elder,
Esq, q Commercial Pace, New Orleans, or
70 the Fathers in ohargelOfSk Peters church,
Memphis, Tennessee. d&w au2
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EDUCATIONAL.
University Of Alabama,
TUSCALOOSA Ala,

MATTHEW F. MAURY, LII. D., Professor.
W. 8. WYMAN, A. Ii, Professor of Latin.
WI. VAUGHAN, A. M, Professor of APP
8. F. MEEK, A. NJ, Professor of English
Literature.
: d. &. PECK, A. M, Professor OF Pure Maths-
4 maiics-
I GEN. GEO. P. HARRISON, Professor of Mil
itary Engineering and Commandment.
y A. s. GARNETT, MD, Professor of Natural
| History and Surgeon
REV. ELFAIR HODGsON, A. N, Professor
| of Moral Philosophy.
/ j. GRISWOLD, Pm. D., Professor Of Mod
| ern Languages.
NJ E0PTON, A. NJ Professor Of Chemis-
try
and Mineralosy.
L. The plan OF instruction adopted for the
reorganization of the University is that of
Independent Schools.
/ q ThedlsoiDline willbe that of the best mill
direction OF the President and Commandant.
3. An applicant for adm ission into the low
est class in the Institution, must pass a salts
factory examination on English Grammar,
sion into an advanced class, Iaust satisfy the
Professor in each school into which be pro.
poses to enter, of his ability to profit by the
instruction to be given.
4. The scholastic year is divided into two
terms. The first begins on the first Wednes-
day in October, n continues to the second
Wednesday In February. The sec md begins
at the close of the first, and continues to the
last Wednesday Of June following.
5. The mode of instruction Is by Lectures
and Text Books, accompanied by daily exam
nations.
8. EXPENSES. The following charges in
ciude every necessary expense per session of
nine months, half of which must be paid at
tho luTnnf inc nj anRh farnO -
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Notice.

I ETTERS testamentary having been issued
to the undersigned by the County Court
OF Shelby Ounty, at its March Term, upon
the estate OF Joseph Calls, deceased, this
notice is to all parties indebted 20 his estate
to come forward and settle; and those hav-
ing claims sgainst the estate are notified to
hle the same, properly authenticated. with
ID. II. Townsend, 80 Front street, Memphis,
within the time prescribed by law, or the
same viii be barred.
Admfnlstratnr of Jaseph Calls. decd.
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KEBLE HALL,

Select Sc 9aI for YGHnl Ladies'
roo WASHINGTON STREET, MRS A. c.
10 KETCHUM, PRINCIPAL. SessiOn be-
gins september 13, 1871. aus
. DARK AVENUE ACADEMY, 81 MILES
y from Memphis, near Memphis and
Charleston Railroad,
", L. MILLER, MA, Principal.
Hr1 7. Z. MILLER Assistant.
The 9Th session viii open September 4. 1871.
Twenty bOarders car be accommodated. For
circulars, apply to Taylor, Radford d Co. and
II. Wade & Co., Memphis. fy9
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.so0oaP RalAITS HAsIa
S0UTHERN-MADEo GIN.


a1ls5 dEs8 20 boa ,Tal5lffunAm eng Uos
Il os ptffrfw SRA sfda dful gIlfsIal5 efG VenI
1 fosTlla ESQ GcldU - cuh1 eatIH E9u.
-lssb 3n5gtoz baa bola5 nt losa uo1laq r
sHaWn1HlG els 10 en-
THIS Gin, of light draft, makes a good
Il sample, and VIII pick more lint from the
same o of seed cotton, and in less
!timsethan any other Gina II does not bfeak
the roll mo- choke; y simple IN It's construc-
ton, and not liable to get out of order.
Mr.. Pratt has made upwR.d of 5000 .3ins
for India, Egypt, Mexico, brasil and the
Southern States, which have given Renaral
satisfaction. nuUaz9 fa
It is a goOdTuls otry al things, ind bold
fa&tt0fEhat has been approved and nsWer
the purpose for which 1t ie MADE. This III
claimed for PTatt's Gin, and admitted by
practical lsntsrs who have used IL.
Steam Engines and machinery;
made by Talbot q Sons, of Richmond, Va,
for sale. These engines, with the Latest im.
provements u OF superior WorEmaushfp.
taken the premium over others ct fairs
the nave been exhibited.
Orders for Gins, Engines and Gum Bands
profnpt1y dtfeds 6inBsrepaired by q akilful
Address, Memphis, Tenn.
g. w. TRUEHEART, Agent
slew For RaptaEP1aEtfEalbostS sohsF
Y&h
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MEMPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE.
~ Removed from No, so Adams street
TO No. 2j9 Poplar street.
WILLIAM CARROLL. A. M, Principal.

.HNHE exercises of this institution will he
! resumed OF the llth day OF 5ePtembef,
the accommodation of several boarders in
the tamily of the Principal. For other par
ueulars see catalogue, which may be OBJ
the Principal, No. 9 Poplar street d&Wa2j
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CENTRAL LOT
HowARp,s RoW FOB SALE

WE are gratihed to that the val
w liable lot about midway OF How ards
Row, on Union street, can now be bought.
This lot is 24H feet front ~ 100 feet depth,
and is @ No. L position for heavy grocery or
roduc business. A bargain viii be given
to = cash purchaser. on immediate applica
ton TO HOYSTER, IRRELEVANT AGO.
Hugh B. Martini
ATT0RREY-AT-LAW,
293 Main and 10 Madison Streets,
aul6 MEMPHIS TENNESSEE
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ACADEMY
ACADEMY
80
--.s,1 OF THE .tc aI
( $40 -r~-Iro .hAee. .Hu - -uJi
IMMACuEATE CONCEPTION
~JAekSoN.fENN.,
In charge Of the Sisters of the Order 4.
I'd bequ5es St.Dorainic z

I'd b99u5e8 St. o1ainic,
THE system is the same as that q sued at
HIST. Agnes, Memphis, n ig every way
calculated 10 secure all the aims of eduea.
ton moral and intellectual culture, rehne-
ment Of manners, and physical improve
TheAcadeHie year consists of two sessions
OF ' months each, the first. commencing
Oh tbs nrst Monday OF SePtsm Der, the second
on the nEst Monday of February. 3n E E6'
TERMS-Per session, payable half yearly,
advance, as, $50 or goo, accord
70 tneaSe or Class 0f b pupil M i-f
Tuition for dEg pupils. SIS, S20 or SIS per ses-
sion, according 70 age OF class. - .ssf 80
Eon futthsr Inflammation, amply 10 or ad
dress the az be AORRE& SUPERIOR, IE
au&, rA1def the Immaculate Conception