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MASONIC TRIBUTE OF RESPECT
Brother 3. a. Van PeIt.


AEGERoNA LODGE, No. I6s. +. AND A. NJ.
At a special meeting Of AngeronR Lodge
No, I6s, August ls, ls7l. the following Fesolu'
tIons were ordered pub.ished:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Almighty
Father Of Mercy to summon from the sut-
ferings Of earth to the rest prepared for the
righteous our esteemed Brother n. A. YAS
PELr, We commend the example OF his pure
and excellent Life to the brethren, that they
may, within and without the LOdgs, emem-
Der and emulate his virtues
Brother n. A VAN PELT died August Is
1871, aged about 40 years. He received the de-
grees OF Masonry N Angsrona, and Though
his health for some years prevented his regu
lar attendance, was worthy and jealous
Mason. He was q member OF the Prssbyte-
rian church, and though AFFLICTED with an
enfesbIing and tneUrable disease, an &C.
tive and useful member OF the religious so .
cieties connected with It.
Resolved, That we most sincerely and earn
estIy sympathiEs with the much smicted
sister of our deceased brother. and beg to re-
call to her recollection his many grsces and
virtues and his Christian character, as evil
Gences thai he Is removed from the pains he
patiently endured upon earth 10 receiys the
rewards assured to the faithful believer in
the world to come, where she may meet him
and psrtake of joys that vary not nor pass
away forever.
Resolved, That the Lodge be clothed in
mourning for thirty days, and that the
brethren wear the usual badge for the sam 9
period.
ReSolUed, That these resolutions be pub
Ished. and a copy transmitted to the sister
OF Brother VAN PELT.
GEO. e. MONTGOMERY,
n. A. BILL,
CHRIS. OBERST, Committee.
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Our Wholesale Department
- Is entirely separate from the Retail;
50 We sell there to MERCHANTS ONLY
B. LOwenstsin & Bros,
242 sRd 244 Main street., Garner
nf IsfYsrsan-
NnN-RESlnENT NnTlcE.

No. Ss5, B.-In the First Ohaneery court OF
Shelby county. Tennessee.-Joon V. Botto
VS.. Issse NJ. Tate.
1T appearing that writ Of attach nent was
4 issued In the above cauSe, August 10, ISL,
upon the bill OF com mplainant. sworn 70 He'd
herein same day, Rgsinst the defendant,
Jesse n. Tate, VINO is alleged therein to be =
nonresident OF the State Of Tennessee e.
be has elandestinly left this state or con-
csals himself so that the ordinary process
cannot be served on him. that he Is Indebted
to complainant IN the sum OF shout $50 as
per amounuclaimed by M L. q J. ". Cochran
fOr lumber furnished and used In the erection
or 8 house bGiit on one OF said Tate's lots,
and purchased by complainant; that the ct :
tachment writ has been returned levied on
the property OF defendant, according to the
prayer Of complAinants bul;
1t Is therefore ordered, That he make
his appearance herein, at the courthouse
In the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before
the first Monday In October. ISL and plead
answer or demur to compla1nant's bill or the
same viii be taken for confessed as 70 him
and set for hearing exparte; and tkst q
copy Of this order be published once s week,
for four successive weeks. In tha Memphis
Appeal. This August ls, 1871.
A copy-Attest:
E6MUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
K J. BLACK, Deputy Q. m.
Il. W. Miller. Sol. for ComprE au2J 50
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PROSPECTUS or
The Memphis Daily Press.

MEMPHIS, TENS., August 5, lS71.
ON the afternoon OF August 18th viii be is
" sued, by the Memphis Daily Press Print
ing Company, the first number OF the DAILY
Press newspaper. size 2xSS inches. An edi.
ton viii be puniished eacn sftsrnoon. In tiEle
for all the evening mails BY ra1l and boat,
containing the very latest homo and foreign
The editorial mana9sment of the DAILY
PRESS will be under Mr.. W. 81. RHEA. one OF
the editors and proprietors Of the Memphis
AUzldTchs in 1s65-7-8, R2d Mr.. WILL o. WOOD
SON, formerly Of the Appeal editorial corps,
who viii use every exertion to make the pa
per live, Wlde-aWaka, flearSy Journal in every
The politics OF ths,PREss wiz be unsquivo-
csliy Democratic, A8d faithful in Its opposi-
Lion to Radical rule and ruin: tolerant of dif-
ferinR opinions In others; fair IN discussion,
and 1rm In its principles and convictions Of
right
The Daily Press Company are members OF
that powerful news corporation the " West
ern Associated Press" and as such. the only
afternoon Newspaper in Memphis that can
make use Tits carefully collected. important
and interesting noon reports. BY this Ar
rangement the PREss VIII receive and pub
isn some four tholfs 0nd lV0rds dGt, en- oraeing,
besides all the current events East. West,
North and South, the daily produce and pro-
vision markets Of Louisville, Ctnelnnet. st
Louis, Chicago, New Orleans and New York,
together with the New York gold. stock and
cotton reports, made mp rom the Boards OF
Trade, as well as Al the iorelgn markets, thus
The price for the DAILY PRESS VIII be twenty
cents per week, as 10 VIII be full OF fresh, -
portant and Interesting news matter, rec utr-
Ing tirne. labor and great expense, In order %
satisfy an imperative demand OF the com nmu-
nifty In this respect.
The Pass Company are prepared 70 axe
ante prom ptIy In better taste, and as oheaply,
All n1Nnnsr OF fob Work-btlls. posters, letter
beads envelopes, blanks, programmes, circr-
Ia-S pauphlets, wedding, funeral and an
Kinds OF business eards-as can be done any
VTlers in or ont OF Memphis.
Ths counting room Of the PRESS VII be In
- h. Ef1a1la -
81 Main and south Court streets,
Ths hrst edltlon offers sDlsn6id Medium
for advertisers. Rs six thousand copies Will b
dressed to
DAILY PRESS PUBLISHING CO,
angs Memphis. Tenn.
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FOREIGN TELEoRAMs.

The Germans Withdrawing from France.
PARIS, August 19.-The German
forces are Withdrawing from the
neighbOrhood of the Notifications
north and east Of Paris.
March Of Cholera.
LONDON, August IA dispatch
from Gumbinner, an East Prussia
town sixty six miles east of Koenigs-
burg, says that the cholera has ap-
peared in several districts on the Ger
man side of the Russian frontier.
The Awful Famine In Persia.
LONDON, August 18.-The famine in
Persia Is more terrible than previously
reported. Twenty-seven thousand
deaths have taken place in Isachan,
alone, from starvation. The condition
of the province Of MoZanderan Is still
worse. The rice crop is q complete
failure; and the cattle plague, small
pox, typhus fever and cholera prevail.
Reorganization of the French Army.
VERSAILLES, August 19.-In the
Assembly, to-day, the Committee on
the army bill made a report recon-
mending Its passage.
The bill as returned to the Chamber,
makes the military service compul-
sorry, and no one has a right to procure
a substitute. It prohibits soldiers
from voting In political elections, and
dlssolves the national guards through
out the country.
The English Parliament.
LONDON, August 18.-In the House
of Lords to-day, Lord Chandler and
ViscOunt halifax defended, In most
vigorous manner, the measures which
have been pressed by the Government
during this session of Parliament,
especially those providing for the bal
lot at elections, and for the regulation
of the army.
In the House of Commons, Viscount
Enfield, Under Secretary of Foreign Al.
fairs, said that Mexico had repudiated
the treaty OF 1852, but that the Gov
ernment OF Great Britain had insisted
that they were still In force.
Probable War Between Egypt and Turkey.
NEW YORK, August 10 "A CORES.
pOndent writing from CoEstantinople
under date Of July 24th, states that
there Is probability Of war between
Egypt and Turkey, and that personal
relations of the Khedive of Egypt
and the Sultan of Turkey are far from
friendly. Some time ago revolt oc-
CURED at YereFnin, village in Ara
bia, near the Dead sea, at the termi-
nus Of the Suez canal, and to suppress
ii %, 600 troops were dispatched there
by the orders Of the Sultan; these
troops remain at Yeremin. The Vice.
roy of Egypt dreading the hazards of
a war, seems unwilling to take steps
which may indicate his willingness
to accept the guantlet thus thrown
down by Turkey. Desiring to resist
eneFoachments, Russia Ia the east
wishes TO of1er to the empire OF Ger
many free travel through Egypt,
which war might be likely to secure,
In return for the aid Germany might
give Turkey in the Indies.
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sARDIs, MISSISSIPPI.
The CrOps-Churoh EntertainmeHts-im
DrOyements-The Political Canvass.
From an Occasional Correspondent.

From an Occasional Correspondent
SARDIs, Miss, August 16, 1s71.-
The corn crop in this vicinity, though
not as large as expected, enough will
be made to do the people next year.
The cotton crop is good, though not
as much planted as was last year.
There is no appearance Of the worm,
except on one place near here. The
people all seem TO be in good spirits,
and think there will be good times
here this season and a heavy business
done.
The Sardis Agricultural and Me.
ehanical Society will hold their third
annual fair on the 30th of October,
which promises to be one Of the
grandest things ever held here. The
society has enlarged the track, and,
when completed, II Will be one Of the
finest In the State.
The members of the Presbyterian
and Episcopal churches have given
three entertainments-One for the
former and two for the latter. The
net proceeds amounted to about one
thousand dollars, which will do them
a great deal Of good.
The contract for the new Jail has
been let TO Mr.. Johnston, a contractor
Of considerable reputation, and he is
to complete 1t by the first Of Novem-
Der.
The courthouse will be built next
year. The inhabitants on the south
side Of the river are very rampant
about the ecourt-hOuse at Sardis. They
will make il the issue in the canva ass,
and let principle go TO thunder. They
held beat meeting al Pamela on last
Monday to nominate candidates for the
county convention. to be held on the
I'D inst, at the same place.
Hoping to give you some more news
at some future time, am
PHFNIX.
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MARRIED.

EWIS-QUIHLAN-On Monday. July g.
1871. at st. Peters Church, by Rev. Father D,
\. O'BrieO, D. NJ. LEWIS and Miss BETTE
QUIELAE. all OF Memphis.
The happy pair left fer st. Louis for an IN.
limited time, with the congratulations Of 8
host OF friends, and among them the writer
who hopes and wishes for them life Oi
welded bliss. Of usefulness, prosperity, and
a speedy return TO their old home. P.F.
FLATLEY -McDERMOT-At St Peters
Church. by Rev. D. A. 'BrteR. on Tuesday
18Th inst, Mr.. JOHN FLArLEY and Miss LIE
SIZE MCDEEHoT.
Among the good deeds OF Father O'BrftE
surely this of1eial act must take high place
II enc may judge Of Its merit by the genera
happiness 1t has produced. The bright an
t!eipations OF those most Immediately con-
csrned found echoes in every heart, and cor
dial wishes for joyous days to come, were
upon every lip.
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cLARksWLLE.
Tobacco Sales---erOwlae erops---Import-
ant Narrow-eaRgs Railroad.

Special to the APPEAL.l
CLARKsvILLE, TENN, August 19.-
Tobacco sales for the week were one
hundred and forty-seven hogsheads at
full prices, with lugs at from $6 so to
81 90; leaf, IS to $12. The growing
crop has improved since the late
showers, but being late, 1t Is feared
that a portion of it viii be caught by
the frost.
Stock is being rapidly taken In the
Princeton narrow-gauge railroad, TO
run north from here via Princeton,
Kentucky, to Mount Vernon, on the
Ohio river, where it Is to connect with
direct completed line to Chicago.
From Clarksville the road will run
south to Columbia, Tennessee, there
making gulf connections. The small
towns along the proposed route are
having lively competition, which
shall have the road come through, by
taking the largest amount of stock.
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TELEeRAPHIc SUMMARY.

The Scotch crops are all excel
lent.
The French Assembly will remain
at Versailles.
There are over IL, 600, 900 horses in
the United States.
Mary Kelly died yesterday morning
at Bellevue hospital, In New York, OF
/ Asiatic cholera.
The Washington Star thinks that a
city which cannot boast Of q modern
BOrgia evinces n fearful lack Of enter.
prise.
GlOmez Pultedo has been appointed
Captain General of the island of Porto
Rico, in place Of General Baldech, re-
signed.
A Massachusetts, boy cut of his
young sisters golden curles while she
slept, to get money with which to 60
TO the races.
Many Of the new houses being built
In New York have the window panes
Otsdellcate rOse-cOlOred glass instead
Of plain white.
A dispatch from Sing Sing says that
the convict Creamer was shot 10 the
hip and lungs, and Is undoubtedly
mOrtally wounded.
The Italian procession in New York
on the 25th, will be furnished with
ample police escort to protect them
from interruption.
The horse plague has broken out q
second time and with greater violence,
Ia the stables Of the Brooklyn City
Railroad Company.
The herring fishery en- the coast OF
Ireland has been unusually successful
this year, q fact that has caused great
rejoicing among the poorer classes
there.
The report that a conference OF the
German Catholic Bishops was held at
Philadelphia on the Sd inst, proves to
be incorrect. The meeting is to be
held in September.
-Four Frenchmen were arrested In
New York yesterday on a charge Of
smuggling precious stones, $500
worth OF which were found secFeted
on their persons.
A Philadelphia goat that had been
arrested as q professional thief"
made vigorous assault on the judge
and Chief of Police, and put the whole
courtroom to fight.
A gentleman of Statewide, R. l.,
states that an old lady, q farmers
widow, recently sent him ten cents"
saying that it was 'Overpsy taken for
produce thirty-niae years ago."
The Paris Salta publishes a report
that Garibaldi died this morning,
but dispatch from Florence, dated to-
day, announces that he Is better and
that his physicians have LEFT Caprera.
A story Is In circulatiOnain Paris
that an important Russian parsonage
recently told the French diplomatist
that the result of the late war placed
Russia Ia the position of France after
the battle Of sadowa.
A correspondent Of the PsIssssGn
Cross Gazette, writing nom Vienna,
states that the controversy between
Prussia and Roufnania, In regard to
the affairs OF the Strasburg railway
bonds, is progressing to peaceful 30.
| luton.
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0L0 FOLKS BARBECUE
At
EA~ 0ROU1TDs,
ThursaaY, August a, 1871.

a Ii. nauabsrs via can On J. 8. wilkins
n Financial Secretary, on Or before Non
6av qIaf fnet. and 0cleln the AaEociaffon
f-sIra and adrn iaalon ticket, which vii en-
ti1ie fhsn and al fsmals msnbers and AZ
maze membars of tbelr families undsr
fWsnty-ons years old. to admission t. the
Rsrhe1re. on fae HSlr dEounds.
Each member purohaHfna haars 8 an
titled % purchase ave llckaE8 OF lsE3. at one
dollar aor each tick7t, which he may dispose
Of TO tho malo members ol his laU1ly over
kgantY-cna years Old. and q his frleuc5 Who
are lot eligible for mem psrshlp n tne 4sFo-
citation. No tickets VII Be cold Afrer the
nat insk
The shove ordaz OF arrangements Wa8
aEreed - at 4 nsotfnE OF the Ccmmittss OF
Arra1eanaanfss hal4 snA AZ st tno o1hce %
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LONDON, August 19.--It. is unofa.
cIally reported that the President Of
the Swiss Consideration has appOin-
ted III. Jacques Gtaempfli, senior
Federal Councillor, and formerly
President Of the Republics, arbItra,
tor Of the present difneulty, nov undel
treaty at Washington.
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TNFORMATIcH in regard 70 SAMUEL T
L FREEMAN whose evidences = mdAHFen'
aalnIe IN bahalf OF the dafaEdant IN 4ao oz9l
OF the CommonWealkh cf kentncz{ sgal1kl
Benz. g Burtbn, charged Win zLLll4& oAe
Tfoa. Townsend. on the I1h 04y o. Ro-en1-
~ 7arf Anv Information - % his Wherea-
So1fa VII be thankfnlly xecelyed and Io-
STardsd 5F LE#H 2. 9Ahb4aQss
AttoFDeT a. Law
txsl Ruaaallyines KsueudE
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SPORT.
The Saratoga Races.


SARATOGA, August 19.-The attend.
ance at the races to-day was immense.
For the great Hurdle race, seven
horses started, and the favorite, Vesu.
vius, was the winner. Astronomer
was several lengths ahead at the mid.
die of the last mile, but his rider was
thrown. The horse went on and came
In second. Time, 3,5e.
In the second race Of 2f miles, Long.
fellow galloped over the course with
no contestants. 81
The third race Of II miles was Won
by Barney Williams, In q close ssrug.
gle, with Climax second; Midday
third. Time, 2.88.
Harryls to Rus.
SARATOGA, August I0.--On Monday
the celebrated race horse Harry Bas-
cit viii attempt to run q mile In 1:z1.
AhsHt the Yacht Race.
NEW YORK, August l9.--The yacht
squadron at Newport yesterday ap.
pointed q committee to select q yacht
to represent the New York Club in
the race for the Queens Cup with
AEhbury's LRvOnia. Three yachts
are to be chosen to sail 8 series OF test
matches, and the best one ont of tbs
three Is 70 run against the English
man.
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Notice.

A LII knight Templars, Royal Arch or 2
"A Master MssOns, together with their XX
families, desiring to visit Baltimore on/NN
the 10Th Of Septem Der, viii give their nam es
to Sir Bun +. Price, Chairman Of Committee,
az and 9 Ie1f5fson street, by August 18th,
from whom all Information can be obtained,
Fare for round trip, $50; tickets good for
thirty days.
By order GEO. MELLERsH, &c.
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IF the Individual who addressed an " Even.
l. Ing Ledger" to q gentleman, care Of life
insurance drm. at No. Madison street, con-
taining an article On " sunEtroks." has ths
manltD ess TO cover his insinuation Wtsh 8
name, he may hear Of something TO his ed
vantaae.
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HUMBOLDT, TENN.
How Il ls lmproVing-its lherease Of P0pH-
latiOn and Bullalhas.

From an Occasional Correspondent
HUMBOLDT, Tenn, August 16, 1871.
Humboldt is destined to be one Of, or,
i could safely say, next to, the largest
eitv In West Tennesssee. There Is
not a CITY ia the State making more
raDid strides than Humboldt Is to
Say, There have been four large
brick blocks put up and completed
this summer, and two more COM
menced. The Odd. Fellows College
Is progressing rapidly. As for manu-
featuring establishments, we have but
feW, but what we have are good and
doing good business. We have one OF
the best wooden mills IN the State,
two large Touring mills, the largest
planning mill in the State; also 9 large
foundry and plOw factory. There is
not a mechanic In the city idle for
the want Of work. You can hear the
sound of the hammer in all parts OF
the city, and with all the building,
and buildings under contract, Ii would
be impossible to rent a dwelling to-
day, IS they are taken as soon and
sometimes before the material is on
the ground. Our population has more
than doubled in three years.
Some queer scenes ensue in Wyonn-
ing. where the women vote, serve on
iufies, ETC., like their lords and mast
ers. Recently six married ladies and
as many gentlemen were empanelled
upon a murder case there, and it be-
came necessary 70 lock them up all
night. Three Of the husbands stormed
and raved at the Judge, and hall 9
dozen children made the courthouse
ring with their cries; but the Judge
was inexorable, and put them under
lock and KEY.
The United States frigate GuerrIeFe,
was lately ashore In the Adriatie.
This is the second time this vessel has
been ashore since she has been under
the command OF Captain Stevens; the
frst time being the laInentable occur
fencs on Nantucket Shoals. when
FaEraQut's remains were being carried
20 New York city. That Occurrence
was attributed to the drunkenness Of
some OF the oficers.. Are there such
rumors In relation 70 the late disaaterf
IL 90 q remedy should be applied CON-
mensurRte with the evil 20 be cured.
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Trustee's Sale.


- By virtue OF the provisiona of = Dsa.f
o. Trust 70 NE sxscutSd by James r. Ed .
mOndsou, John =. Tit1s aud =. TITUS, EZecu q
tors OF tha VIII OF +. Titus, deceased and T..
A. Titus, u. e Titus John +. Tirus, r Tttus
". 8. Titus and i. EdmOnSon. widow s1d
hslrs-at-law and dsvisees OF +. Titus de
ceased. 70 secure the payment OF esrczSr
President, Directors and Company or tha
Bank OF Boutsvtlis therein sPecided Ellie-
deed Is reg,stered in the Registers of1cs o.
Shelby county, IN Book No. "a page ET4s ard
n the request of the parties interested n ere-
In VIII. on
Tuesday, the 26th Day Of September, 1871,
Within legal hours, at the Southwestern cor
OF Memphis, Tennessee. sell for cash, 70 tha
highest bidder, the following described prop
erty, to-Wtts A certain lot OF parcel o.
ground at the corner OF Third and Marke 6
Streets, south Of Market and east Of ThfTd
streets, tncludtDg the most westerly tene-
ment In the block Of buildings owned b.
Fraser Titus.
Beginning on the corner OF Third and Mar
kst Streets, st the southeast intersection OF
OF said streets; thence east with Market
street 70 the center Of the division wall be
tween that and the next ad' dining tenemenf /;
thence with the eantsr OF the same parallel
with Third street one hundred and forty .
slght and q half fl4S1<l feet to an alley /,
thence wsstEErdly with the sliey to the east
margin of Third street; thence north WaFdl y
with said street to the beginning.
tie believed 70 be perfect. bus viii SCI
and convey only such title IS Is vested In me-
By said D@ed Of Trust.
August a. 1g71. ang
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership eztstiug between Mrs.
L Eurks and Connolly, has this 1rst Gay O
August, been dissolved, MIS-. Burke ASSUMING
an liabilities OF the drm-
su20 NJ A. COSNELLT-
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Subscriptions are still being raised
in New York for the relief OF the
French sufferers by the late Franco
PFHsaian war.
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DIED.

NoLAND-In this city, on July 18th. Lieut..
WIN. NJ. NoLAED, formerly Of the o. s. Navy.
IYirginia papers eopy.l
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r Q S 5 Err g. IZARD;
COTTON FACTORS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

HAVE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE FROM
II 75s to SEQ FRoEr SrRzEr, where they
will be pleased 20 see their friends aud custo-
mers Mr.. DAN G. HILL. our faithful and
efficient clerE, Is still with u.s. aul5 d4E
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!. c. K'D0ExEL IozN Joas T.
MCDOWELL & J0nASTeH,
sat IL av0,
No. IS Madison Street,

MISS K. J. BRYAN'S SELECT sCHCOI,
lVk for Young Ladies' and Small Boy s, ~
Elliott street. Memphis. Tenn The next sss q.
Eon VIII begin the first Monday in Sep
tsmbeg. Ths school Is located II q veFF
pleasant and healthy portion OF the city.
No pains viii lbe spared by the tsscherB tn
render the advancement Of pupils sEtisfac. g.
tory. ann
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ACADEMY
OF TaE
IHkAcULATE CONCEPTION,
JACKSON, TENN,
In ehzrgs Of tbs Sisters Of the Order OF
st. Dominic

THE system Is the same as that uulsuelf e.
4 - Agnes. Memphis, and Il every wsg
calculated % Eocurs all ths aims OF eduea-
tea moral and tntslsctuaI culture. rad ne
msHt OF uaancerss and physical improve,
menL
IheAcademic year consists Of two sesziou4
OF i've months sach. the 1rst com Usncfng
cn the nrst Monday OF espiember, the secOnil
on the nrst Monday O. February.
TERMS-Psr session, payable half yearly,
Invariably In advance, SIS, So or go accore .
Ing % the aga or class 0f the pupil
Tuition tor day pupils SIS. 81 or IS per sss-
s1on, according to age OF class.
Eor further inforuasion, anply 20 or ad q.
dress the MOTHER sUPEEIOE.
au0 Aid OF the ImmacuIste Concsrtfon.