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The time Tor the meeting Of our
State Legislature is rapidly approach
ing, ana this fact hss ELECTED a gen.
eral discussion in regard to the cleo.
tion Of suitable presiding officers. The
Brownsville States, in the article be.
low, favors the claims Of cur represen-
tative, Col. J. NJ. Crews, for Speaker:
"C3iOnel J. II. Crews, Of Shelby, is
highly spoken Of as a candidate for
Speaker Of the next House. Colonel
Crews i5 a staunCh and faithful Demo
crst, and will make g fine executive
officer. West Tennessee must not be
neglected, as she was Ia the last Legis-
latuTe. Then Middle Tennessee got
both speakers, and all Of the Offices,
from United States Senator down 90
the smallest cleTkship. It is rather
greedy, 20 say The least. We favor in
this Legislature the claims of q West
Tennesse8n for Speaker. Let there be
an impartial distribution in the State
Offices. Middle Tennessee isa fine pOr.
ton Of the State, but she IS not all Of
the State. West tennessee has some
small claims to consideration, as we
pay cur fair proportion of taxation,
unless Middle Tennessee desires to
adopt IN regard TO Us the treatment
the Radicals used 70 infict upon US
Taxation without representation.
We are certainly not fairly repre-
sented Ia the distribution Of the STATE
Omces.
sufficient time ~interveues between
now aad the meeting Of the Legisla-
turs 70 allow the members to
take q calm survey Of the
Geld, to mix with the people, to
weigh the qualifications and fitness
Of different gentlemen for presiding
officers, and to take counsel relative
to the best course TO be pursued. We
hope the members viii improve the
time properly and wisely. We would
urge upon the members Of West
the duty Of stand
ing together. The claims Of West Ten
nessee were ignored in everything By
the last Legislature, and il ls time
that this section Of the State should
be heard in the counsels Of the State.
Let the representatives from West
agree upon q candidate for
Speaker and urge his claims for cleo
lion. Colonel Crews is q good man.
He is not q politician in the ordinary
sense OF the term. Bat he s an earn
st, honest, able man, q Democrat,
rue and reliable, and woald make
IA able, Efficient Speaker Of the j
Z
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The Chicago Democrat speaks Of the
fossilized Republicans, who can not
forget the past, and don't mean to;
who believe the sum Of sl political
virtue is to hate the South, and Dem.
oerais, as follows:
'One Of this class said TO us the
olher dsy-and be said il, too, with a
religious smack Of f0TeOTdinetion ia
as tones i propose to stick by the
party that carried Us safe through,
bis eye looked ike blazing bell-3re.
e though the demons OF war were
Sin niterlng themselves through his
scal! He was q religious man. eIafTo.
ing al the graces and virtues n
the master. His physical altitu6a
was about six feet, the unneT
end terminating with 2 small sugar-
leaf caput; his eyes ordinarily spark
Ling with an uncertain gray dali daz-
zles The lips more constantly, the
habit Of a pious preacher, except an
occasional suspicious ~aarieature Of q
smile. The nose, VAS aspects Of hy-
brid or cross, batWgsE pegand aqui-
Lire, with q slight HonSntendeSsy on
2 END Of IT, Which tendency seemed (
70 have been caused BY coming in
contact with q legion or distinct and
separate smells, real or imaginary, /
A5aE mostly the latter. The nose was
tas slenlaeaEl feature Of his Gee, and
ne evidently f0llOEedft &c was an
eDpARttc type Of the species OF re-
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ligious humbug to which he belongs
"a brother of the Brooklyn divine
who said from the pulpit that, "he
did not expect to see the rebels driven
into the Gulf of Mexico, but he did
expect finally, TO see them all driven
into the fiery gulf of helli'
"On the question of hating the South,
such a Christian monster, could adopt
the responsive chorus Of the book OF
Common Prayer. with q gustO-''as IL
was in the beginning, Is now and
ever shall be, world without emo"
Amenl Such a character hates, with
all the momentum Of a historic hatred
as a religious duty. He IS agOod
character for the Republican party 10
tie 20, for he "sticks" TO them. They
have the assurance that, do what they
viii, he will indorse it, and stick to
his Endorsement. They may provoke
the South into secession and war, and
then whip them for getting mad, and
he will indorse and stick TO them.
They NAV sacrifice the flower of the
country to the Moloeh Of war, by
millions. and he win damn forever
the rebel dead, and send TO heaven
the loyal" dead, and stick to 1t. They
may teach that, to saddle the country
with billions of national debt, Is a
national blessing, to the fathers and
their pOsterity to work for, and he
viii swear by il, and never falter."
Now the proposition of the New
Departure is to 60 over to these fell
lows, respect their prejudiees, honey
and hOodwink them and get their
votes. What fOllyl Who does not
know that malignants, without mag
nanimlty or mercy in their hearts, are
no more 10 be reasoned with OF won
than so many hyenas? If you con-
cede part TO them, when did they fail
TO demand the whole? Their hearts
have just religion enough to hate, but
not enough to love, forgive or exer-
else charity toward mankind.
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SYPHILIS.

OF All diseases which flesh Is heir to, none
bring so much misery, moral and physical
as syphilis. To all so AFFLICTED we can truly
say this remedy will help you. Two articles
found, by experience, TO be peculiarly e1nca
ctOus for this disease, are contained IN this
compound We ask You TO try DR.. FOwlera
Compound Extract, and. by giving il a fair
trial, IL viii cure you.
We speak with much confidence OF Dr.,
FOWler's Compound, because we know what
Il Is composed OF, and what Il will do, We
know Dr.. Fowler well, who Is a physician OF
known repute, standing second to none IN
the country, OF long experience, Al honOra-
bic man., who, having 8 reputation for char
Rcter, as well as ourselves, would never al
low a medicine 10 &C before the public with
ont merit. And we say of this Compound, IL
taken according to directions, after a fair
trial, 10 will do al we claim for IL.
We O1er 1t Is q new discovery, which it
certainly tB-a genuine article for Scrofula,
Syphilis and al blood impurities; and know.
ing the genuineness OF II, IS such we send II
forth, saying, $50, Heal the Sufferingl"
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
FOB SAIL BY
B0cK0YER Bros, Sole PrOpristors.
Il3 Liberty Street, New York City
q. W. JONES' CO., Wholesale Druggists.
25z Main Street,
I6eod SOLE AGENTS FOR MEMPHIS
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"
I. The estimated annual cost OF Clothing,
including Uniform. which can be purchased
or the quarterD aster, Ia one hundred and
nty-aeYen dollars. It Is required OF each ca
Diet to deposit with tins Treasurer sos az the
beginning OF each session, with the under
standing that he shall pay Tor only what he
actually receives A strict account viii be
Kept of his expenses, and, n they shall
prove TO bs legs than the sum indicated. The
balance will be paid over to him at the end OF
the year. ReyOnd the amount deposited no
supplies Will be furnished. until an addi-
ti0nal deposit to defray their cost is made.
3. A Cadet may bring with him the usual
supply OF under ciOGifag5 OF outer GOlifag. he
should bring none excepting he suit he
wears.
9 One Cadet from each County viii be ad-
mttted into the University Tree of expense for
Tuition, uDOn the recommendation OF the
County Superintendent of Education, and
acceptance by the Executive Committee OF
the Faculty.
10. Persons desiring further Information on
the subject of the University, viii make ap-
plicatiOn TO Prof. W. :. WymGn, Chairman OF
the Executive COMMITTEES, at Tuscaloosa.
JOSEPH HODGSO&,
augl2 President OF Board OF Regents.
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EMPEzES APPEAL
0 FlglAL JOURNAL OF The CITY.
MoaDAY aORNINa. AvausT q. I87I


The Maysville, (Ky.,) Bulletin says;
"Whereyer in the Siates Democratic
ed tor has shown g disposition TO "de-
parg' after Radical measures and poll
icy, as in Montgomery, Fayette, etc
there has been an increase OF Radical
strength. Our majority is diminished
in Montgomery and extiDguished in
Fayet;e. Wherever the Democrats
have been true to their principles,
aud sDurned sill departures" there
from, as in old Mason, they have
rathe- increased their msjorities than
diminished Them"
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FOR SALE.
Lets fer Sals n Ida City, on LsBg
lsIaad. New FORK.

IDA CITY Is situatsd on Long Island, 81
u miles from New YORK city, the o Island
Railroad running centrally through Ida city.
Lots there are hereby oner9d tor sale On the
following terms. Fifty dollars each, Oh Z
credit OF ten years, payable IN tan annual in
s~talments-say s. 90 per year on each lot.
rms parties owning the above property pro-
pose 70 Esn TO the 50nthern people ona-half
% the lOts. say 400, On tbs Above terms.
without interest. The East River Bridge j.
now in process OF construction. couusolina
Manhattan Island, upon which New YORK IS
sftnatsdt with Long Island
This d q good opportunity Tor any psrsJn
OF this section OF country 20 invest small
sums IN the purchase of these lots. Terms
are easy, and within the reach OF al. Prop
erty on Long Island VIII rapidly iEersEae ht
value a. soon 50 Eaal River Bridge Is com.
pleted.
Nap OF the City OF Ida can be seen. ana fuii
Information given, upon application being
mGua 70 Ny. EONTAlNn.
Corresponding B~scrstarv,
iy9 no. ID Madison street.
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SCSOFULA.

This Com pound Is a pever-fsiling cure for
this terrible disease. How manv diseases
have their seat in the blood-disesses which
been treated valnly for years. II the
blood alone Is purified, in most cases health
and happiness win soon return. Or. Fow.
lers ConpCpnd acts especially uuOn the
virus In the blood, causing in time the dis
appearance OF the hidecus sores, and estor-
ing the skfn to 8 heaithfuI appearance, the
eye clear and sparkling, n the whole hu.
organization becomes healthy.
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The University Of Virginia

COMPRISES the following Departments:
~ L School Of Latin 2 school OF Greek
5. School OF Modern Languages. 4 school or
Moral Philosophy. 5. School or History and
English Literature. s. school OF Chemistry.
4. school Of Natural Philosophy. s. School
OfMathematics. 8. School OF Common andSfa-
tute Law. 10. school Of constitutional and
Civil Law and Equity. IL School OF Fhysloi-
Ogy and Surgery. y. School OF natOmy aud
MRteria Medics. l&. school OF Medicine and
Obstetrics. "A. school OF Applied Matnsna-
ties. IS. school Of Analytical, industrial and
Agricultural Chemistry. If. School OF Natu-
raj history and Agriculture Professor 70 be
electedl. 90 Provision made Tor CLASSES In
MineralOgy and Geology, Hebrew, Political
Economy, Practical Physics, Medical Juri5-
prudsnce and 8anskrtt-
Diplomas and Certificates Of PrOdcleucy are
given In the separate schools.
The following Degrees Rre conf1rred l.
Bachelor Of Letters. p Of Sciences.
8. Master Of Arts. 4. Doctor OF Hedtcina. "a.
Bachelor OF Law. 8. Civil Engineer. J. bun-
ing Engineer.
The expenses OF the student, exclusive Of
Text Books, Clothing and pOckst money,
mOun 70 rom 1855 to $3.50 per session OF
months; OF which sums SE1 to s5J aT5
on admission. Session opens Oct0-
Der LIST. For catalogues, address
Oh 8. VENABLE,
Chairman OF FacuitY.
z. o University OF Virginia. jyi1tuEf
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Greenwood Seminary

THIS celebrated Female Seminary, near
L Lebanon. Tenn. begins It's next Session
the X MONDAY In HEPTEMBER.
There is al able Faculty; elegant and capa-
ctous Buildings; an ~nnequaled retreat for
study, Health and Moral Training: regular
Church attendancef daily PhysicaI Exercise;
the Delights OF a Home, combined with the
instruction OF aschOoL. 81 From the list OF
the many patrons OF the school, reference Is
made TO Col. j. T. Leath, Or. Frayser and Vim.
B. 6reenlRw, OF Memph'A For circulars,
with terms. etc. apply 70 the Principal.
MRB. N. LAWRENCE LINDSLEY,
July II. 1871. tyl9d4W
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE.i-No AZ MADISON sTREET
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YOUHG LADIES' ACADEaY
%
St. Catherine of Sienna.
Near Springfield, Washington Co., Kentucky.
Uadsr the Patronage Of the Very
Reverend Superior Of ST. Rose.

THIS institution is Situated two miles
l. from Springfield, about a quarter OF a
mile nom the BardstOwn anu Springfield
Turnpike. II IL by the Sisters of
the Order of st. Dominic. and is well provided
with competent and experienced teachers.
who spare no pains to render the Academy
worthy OF extensive patronage. The dlsci-
pine OF the Institution VIII be firm and
uniform, but mild and parental, while the
~strtctest attention Will be paid to the health,
comfort and wants Ofth . pupils. The course Of
studies embraces all the branches useful and
ornamental. This Institution was established
In 1872 and Is situated in one OF the health
lest ana most beautifnl portions OF the state,
and IL OF saEy accssB by rail nom Louisville.
An extensive farLd - connected with the
Institution. from which ell the supplies are
draWh, thus giving IL ~consideraofe Rdvan.
tage over others. The Academy grounds are
extensive aud tastenlly arranged. The
are erected with al eye especially
TO health anu comfort
The Academic year mmences on the dfst
In September and ends on the last
Wednesday In June, and is divided into two
sessions OF ive months each.
Terms per session OF i've months Accord
Ing to the class OF the pupil. SIS, 80 and SlDO,
payable halftn advance.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. j.
Webb & Co, LDuisvIlle, Chas. d. Rider.
q iai Pace, New Orleans, or
10 the Fathers IN st. Peters church,
Memphis, Tennessee. d&W an
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I~nsoIysnf Notice.

A Ii persons having claims against the es-
~ tste of George Moore. deceased, are hereby
notified 70 die the same, properly autheul-
Gated, on or before the 5th day OF December,
1871, or they viii De forever barred.
DAVID HASTINGS, Administ'r.
AuguEf6 Z. IB7l auHn
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sarataaa PayIIIal SILL -.

p. o, University OF VIrgiala. jyl5-tuI
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Carolina Life Insurance Co.
nc MrMpale T-rnnreorr
Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS. President

Assets, 90
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TIE MEMPHIS APPEAL.

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EDUCATIONAL.
University OF Alabama,
TUSCALOOSA. ALA.

MATTHEW +. MAURY, L. D., Professor.
". 3 WYMAN, An Professor OF Latin.
W.. VAUGHAN, A. ~, Professor OF APP
3. >. MEX, A. NJ, Professor Of english
LdteFaturs.
DIS. PECK. A. NJ, Professor OF Pure Maths-
GEN. GEO. P. HARRrsON, P-rofessorofSn
ltary~ Engineering and Commandment.
A. ). GAHNErT, NJ. D., Professor Of Natural
His'ory and Surgeon
REV. TELFAIk HoD9sON. A. n, Professor
W A. PARKEk. Ph. D., Professor or Gresk
J. g. GRIsWoLD, Ph-D., Professor Of Mod
ern Languages.
Mt. LGPToN. A. NJ Professor Of Cbemia-
|. a. SMITH. PHI. D., Professor Of Geology
and Mineralcsy.
l. The plan of lnstl ucfion adopted for the
re organization Of the University is that %
2. fhedisciplins viii be that OF the best mill
ttary tnstlfuttOnE OF the country. unde the
direction OF the President and CommandanE
3. An applicant for admtss1on into the low.
est class IN the Institution, must pass a salts
factory examination on English Grammar,
Geography n etics and for adnis-
sion into an advanced class, must satisfy the
Professor in each school into which be pro-
poses 70 enter, OF his ability to pront by the
70 De given.
4. Tn scholasttc year IL divided into two
terms. The nrst begins on theh rst Wednes-
day II October. and continues to the second
wednesday IA February. The sec md begins
al The close OF the hrst, and continues TO the
last Wednesday OF June following.
3. n mode OF instruction ia by Lectures
and Text Books, accompanied by daily exam
inatiOua.
6. EXPENSES. The following charges in
clude every necessary expense per session OF
nine Month half or which must be paid AZ
the beginning ofeaeh term:
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I EErERS tsstameutary having Desu lssueI
II to the undersigned by the County Count
OF Shelby county. at its March Term, upon
the estate OF Joseph Ca LIS. deceased, this
nottce Is 70 all parties indebted 20 his estate
70 come forward and Settle and those haV-
Ing claims against the estate are notified 20
Me the same, properly authenticated with
ID. II. Townsend, 30 Front street, Memphis,
within the time prescribed by LzW. or tins
win be barred.
CLEOH CALLS.
Admlnialrainr Of Iasanh CalIIa- Hac-H-
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epuATIoHAL.
J. 0. siswarfs c~Ollsaiats institute,
THE Next SESSION WILL BEGIN ON
lhs 4lA Day q ssglsahsr NsxL.

And continue ten calendar months. A thor
ough course OF instruction Is provided, en1-
bracinR Enelish, Comm rcsal, Mathematical
and Classical Studies. Such text books Will
be used ~ are entirely free nom sectional or
political reference. ty2
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THE most effective remedy for DyspapEiR'
BiliOusness ant Diseases OF the kidneys.
Sold by Hotsis and DrugEisis. Send Tor
circular 70
PAVILION a IT. & PRING 10.
General Depot, lAR Chambers tn "
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and INDIGESTION
extent than proba-
ady, and relief Is
sought after. Ifthe
In It's action, health
bly, secured. Want
Liver causes Head
J~aundice, Pain In
gh, Dizziness, Sour
In the Month, Bill
tation ofthe Heart,
Spirits, or Blues,
T symptoms, which
REGBLATOR Is
that has ever been
mildly, eHectually,
v Vegetable COM
injury. II is harna-
it lIas been used Tor
dreds OF the good
parts OF th6 Coun-
its virtues
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LIvER

LIVER DIsEAsE
prevail TO a greater
bly, any other mai
always A~nxiousiy
Liver Is regulated
Is almost InVaria
OF action in the
ache,C Constipation.
the Shoulders, Cou |
Btomech,B Taste
topa attacks. Paipi
Depression or the
and ahundred otbe
SkMMOHB' LINER
the best EaIaedy for
discovered. 1t acts
and b-eingaAimPla
pound, can do no
less in every WeysI
80 years, and hun
and great from al (
Try VII Voush faf
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Thausands Of Gases
In h iha ROwsIs. snd End CoIIa.

II not only relieves the child from pain, put
invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects
acfdfty. and gives tone and energy 70 the
whole system. 1t win almost instantly re-
lteve
Gripping Ii the sOwsis, and Wind Cole.
We believe II the BEST AND sUREsT RKEEDY
IN THE WORLD, in all cases Of DYSEN2BRX
AND DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN, whether
It arises mona teething or from any other
cause. We would say 10 every mother who
has a child suffering from any OF the forego-
ing complaints-Do NOT z YOUR PREJu-
DICEs, NOR TIE OF OTHERS, stand
between your suffering child and the relief
that Will be SURE-yes, ABSOLUTELY
8URE-to follow The use of this medicine, II
timely used. Full directions for using VIII
accompany each bottle. Be sure and cSlf for
Mrs. RiasIow's Soothing Syrup"
Having the facsimile Of F" CURTIS 4 PER-
KINS'F on thu outside wrapper. All others
are base mutations.
Sold By Druggists throughout the world.
OFFICES: p
2l5 Fulton street, New York.
l93 Oxford street, London, England.
cal ST. Paul street. Montreal. Canada my8
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~ we wish All merchants TO understand
inst this once WI not be responsible for
VIII not pay any debts crested by any
iuGivi5ual connected with the Office, in any
gazcisy, unless b same shall have hrst
ussn presented TO and accepted Tor payment
by q. W. Alexander, Easines Manager OF
the AFFEAL
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STATE EEMALE COLLEGE.

A Boarding and Day school for Young
Ladies', ~ Miles Southeast Of
Memphis, Tenn.
INCORPORATED WITH COLLEGIATE
4 Powers and Privileges BY the Legislature
OF the State.
Course or study Comprehensive and Thor
ough.
Instruction given DAILY by twstve p ofes-
aors and Teacher IN ali the English Branch
Is, Ancient and Modern Languages, Drawing,
Painting. Wax, Fruit and Flowers, Orna-
mental Needle Work, etc,
Superior advantages for MUSIC, Instru-
mental and Vocal.
Location, Buildings and general School
Advantages, every way superior.
- b FAN Session VIII open the SECOND
MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
For catalogues. circulars or other Informal
ton, address REV. q. COLLINS, DID, Pres't.
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4 ETTERS Testam eutaTy having been is
IA sued to the undersigned by tue County
Court OF shelby County, at its July Term.
1871. upon the estate OF Mrs. Mary Ann
MCduirs, deceased his Is notice 70 all parties
Indebted to her estate 20 come forward and
settle, and those having claims are notified
to file the same. properly authenticated. with
Humes q PostOn. SO North Court stre ct Mem
phis, within the time prescribed by law, or
same viii be barred.
MARY ANN MCCOY,
Executrix of Mary Ann MCGUIRE.
July Z. 1S7L Tvs