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ceree.n.InNAL nUrrARr.

Nothing Of importance sppssrs in the
urooeedin - OF The senate yesterday.
Ihe sbolishment Of the western Judicial
circuit of Arkansas was % have been
discussed, but It was found that, by the
Eutss, the matter could not come up
-his week. The senate adjourned TO
Monday. 10 The house, q resolution
vyzs offered by Mr.. Beck, which wss
sgreed to- ceiling for s report Of the
condition. o. .he Freedmenis savings
bank Eud what progress had been
maze toward closing cut the institution.
\ OH was also Introduced directing
fAe Freedmeu's bank commissioners to
ieclsre an immediate dividend, and to
i1s;ilu- g init against the trustees, offi-
Gers and agents Of tue company, with
tie view of hcldiug them personally
liable The bin was referred. Mr..
Willard vt offered an amendment 70
the bin converting greenbseks into GER
tain bonds, providing that gTeenbacks
Fhsll lot be legsl-teDder for debts con-
rrscted after the first Of July, 1915. Mr..
Dawes opposed the lBeasnre in q
speech Of considerable length, in con-
ol1iiUg which he warned the Rspu0-
bean party that only three months
remained 70 it 70 save or destroy its ex-
fztence. Ny. Phelps also spoke In oppo-
-itton, and wanted the government TO
psy the promises it msde twelve yeErs
seo-to pay these greenbacks, dollar for
dollar; aud asked the government to do
so BY Borrowing the amount necessary
on its bonds, payable fifty years after
date, Which was the only way TO make
currency equal TO money. Mr.. Smith
n. Y svored a speedy IF turn to specie
payments, but saw objections in the
pending measure. The bill appropriating
thirty Jhousard dollars to buy scales, to
be usef Ia Carrying the new postal law
into eifec., passed. After the appoint
ment Of AIr. Seudder y. Y to fill the
vscs cy IN the committee on Arkansas
affair, the house adjourned.
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ESTHER CLUB.

NULL DRESS Rehearsal On Monday night
n next, lfth instant, at the NEW MEMPHIS
Theater.
The members will be kind enough TO enter
by the stage door. Positively IEo one admit
as escorts. The members will be furnished
with B.ADG Is by applying to the President,
Secretary or Trsasuf0f.
All arsf zpeeted N be present - o'clock.
Ssnss-sst viii commerce 70 -, PROMPT
deli n, +. AVERY.
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yOS ARSIa.
Trial OF The Ex- Representative Of Ger-
many at Paris-A Diplomatic Duel
On the Courts.
The Indictment OF Blsmarck-The Nnm-
Der and Character OF the Public
Documents stolen by ArRim. >
A Complication Involving international
as well as Personal 4 AfIairs-TOa Ar.
MIN UnyIslding and Firm.

BgRLIs, DeeembeF s.--The trial Of
Count Won Amin began to-day. The
courtroom was densely crowded. Fifty
reporters, Of various nationalities, were
present. Judge Reich announced that
the court had decided that the proceed
ing5 shall be public, except the reading
OF the documents relative to the ecele-
siastical policy Of the government,
which excludes papers OF the first class
mentioned IN the indictment. The
prosecution read the
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a number of whom have the highest national
reputation, both as teachers aud authors. and
VIII be- increased 10 twenty-five the next Aea-
dnmic wear
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KINGSTON, December JJ.-The shin
j 7iisrtsh.lre, which arrived at Dsrmerars
ron Cslcutts with coolies, had fifty
Two deaths from choleraic diarrhea Oh
'hs pssssge, snd tbe ship Golden Fleece,
r.. y ii..5.o.adei r'ith coolies, had twenty
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Trustees sale.

DY virtue OF a deed Of trust. executed 10 me
d as trustee on the dOth q ~ Of June, Is
and registered in the Register office of shell
by county, Tennessee, on the I'd day OF july
1874, In book No. l03, page 30, for the pul pose
Of securing certain indebtedness therein mefl-
toned / will on
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FUR. SALEI
MENKEN BROTHERS
WiIl offer their entire stock OF CRs f0r
the NEXT THIRTY DAYS 81
GREAT SACRIFICE TO CLOSE THEM.
CRILDREN'S FUR SETS
Ermiae, Striped Squirrel, COney, Silver
kOx, Ete,, kte.s
AtsI ., 81 %, 81 %, 81. 81 80 g.,
Formerly 81 %, 81, g 20, s., 81, s4 "
Also
ChiIdren's Fur CIoaks, Caps and Hoods.
Ladies' Black French Sable Sets,
At p, formerly 50.
Brown Fr5Hch Sahle.sets,
At s. aud 81, formerly = 80 aad s..
Ermine Sets,
At g. ~, 81 and s., formerly s., s. and s. 80.
Also
Grecian Sable. Arctic Mink. River Mink,
Black Astrachan, French Lynx, 3rebe,
Fitch, Royal Ermiue. Mink, and Hud-'
son Bay sable Sets.
AT PROPORTIONAT lately Low PRICES.
AIsO-Sesl Caps, Carriage Robes, Fur TrimS
mings, Etc.
MENKEN RROTRERE,
oRE n-7 oRR mTazr. ST.
MENKEN BROTRERS,
RRl and asa Main st.
Chancery Sale
Or
E E;AL ES Ia TE.

No. 2IS9, y. R-First Chancery Court OF Shelly
county, Tennessee Annie L. Jones ct Al. ys.
X. &. Rrukley ct al.
DY virtue OF an lnteriOcutOry decree Tor
d sale, entered in the above cause on TIE
l3th day of March, 1874, and renewed NOven-
Der 20. 1874 Will sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, In mont of the new court
house building, Main street, Memphis, Ten
,na
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OLD FOLKS ASSOCIATION.

NJ EMBERS Of the Old Folks Association
Va will meet a. the rooms of school Board 4,
IN Odd Fellows Hall, at o'clock this fFRI-
DAN) afternoon 70 attend in a body the fune-
rsl OF our late brother, n. 5. BRUCE.
declI ", b. WALpRAN. President
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WE advise advertisers in advance to
hand In their fsvOrs early for the Sun.
DAY APPEAL We are already advised
u q pressure upon our columns, even
greaseF than usual by business houses
now getting ready for the holiday trade.
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CINCINEATI, Deeemb Der I0.-The grand
jury Of krans foTt, Kentucky, yesterday
peais, charging him with usuTpipg an
oflice established by the constitution by
being ineligible from the fact Of his hav-
ing accepted a challenge 10 fight a duel.
Jones gave bond in the sum Of twenty
thousand d5lars, and the case is to be
tried on Tuesday next.
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other report OF Prince Hohenlohe was
read, declaring that the documents un-
accounted for numbered thirty-six.
These documents referred to missing
soldiers, iil-treatment Of German sub
iects. and violatioun Of frontier.
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fHE Lite Rock and Fort smith rail-
Say sold Ia Little Rock yesterday for
o3e hundred thousand dollars, and wss
sought IN by the representatives Of tina
3lol6ers Of the fst-nortgsss bonds.
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Valuable Property s. W. Corner o. Mala
and Exchange Streets.

OH MONDAY. DECEMBER a. 1sz4.
\ at II o'clock an on the =. W, corner ol
Madison ard Main streets, Memphis, Wit
sell, tG The highest bidder. Tor cashs the fOioF
ing pr0pertyf A lot Of ground ~ rect ana :
iuches front On west line OF Main street, anc
ex xtendinl westward along the line cf aud
parallel with Exchange street AZ right-anglsi
rom the fnont i4356 teet % Exchange alieyl
and naing the same property sold % fhon ~
DugaD % =. N. Nelson, L. V. EFaLey and the
executors OF z. Titus, deceased, By deed bear
ing date llth May, isf2s and conveyed 70 ne
"a trustee. by deed from Thomas Dugan, - so
enre certain Indebtedness therein specified
this sale being made 10 carry ont the pro-
VistOns OF said deed IN trust, which Is reeorde Z
IN the Register's offlce OF Shelby county, on
the 10Th dag OF May, 1872, IN book 81, Dage f9l
etc. Right Of redemption waived, and tlfla
believed 70 be good, bat ! sell and convey
only a. trustee.
movie JOHN p. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
Ea- The above sale, 70 have taken place on
December 10th, by consent ef the parties -
adjourned 70 take place at the same hour and
place on Monday, 2lst Deesm ber, 1874.
JOHN =. TRkZEFANT, Trustee. =
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Attention, Knights of Innisfail.

A TTEND a special meeting this (gRIDAY)
"A evening. for driIl; also, TO arrange pre-
liminaries for soiree
LAS. J. SULLIVAN, President.
". ". Joyce. Secret arY. dacII
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Railway su,ashup.

CINCINNATI, December 10.-Two pas
senger coaches of train on the Pitts
burg and COnnellsyille railroad were Ip-
set by the bre Aking OF 3 ehair-plste near
Uniontown, Pennsylvania, last evening.
SIX passengers were seTioUsly y Injured.
A Farmer Murdered and Robbed on the
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BOSTON, December 10.-Notiee has
been fiied IN the cflice OF the secretary
Of the Commonwealth by Benjamin
Balch, Of Newport, OF his intention to
spply to the next general court for an
act Of iucorporsu3n for the Darien ship
canal company, the capital not to ex-
Csed one hundred million dollars.
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GEORGE BANCROFT is spoken Of to
MI the vacancy IN the board Of regents
% the Smithsonian institute, caused by
the resignation OF General w. T. Sher.
man
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ea.eIade lLal ii aeveraI &c rast ouT 2. - 4
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COLLEGE.
No. /. seaoIarshipg, Male and Female.

UISHINti TO extend TO q great number Of
w students the privilege OF attending
NEOF FHOGEN COLLEGE, and enable those
in limited circumstances TO acquire an educa-
ton, the managers Of Neophogen College have
detO, mined to sell one thousand Scholarships
in This College, at The sum Of one hundred
dollars each. and that when one thousand are
sold, each purchaser shall forever thereafter
have the right % send a student % tins Col
lege free of all tuition fees.
All who wish to avail themselves OF this ar
rangement, or aid IN this cause, are requested
TO transmit 10 J. N. WALTON, Gallattn. Ten
Dessee, bond for Scholarships, as follows:
For and in consideration Of one Scholar
ship at Neophogen College, which guarantees
TO the purchaser forever thereafter the right
to send one student To NeOphOgen College free
Of all tuition fees. the undersigned promises
and binds himself, his heirs, executors and
administrators, TO Uay TO the treasurer OF said
College ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS 70 De
paid so soon as one thOusa ID Scholarships
have been sold, am the undersigned has been
bottled Of same, and the sa1e 20 bear interest
from time OF notice being given until paid, at
six per cent. The right Of said Scholarship ?
vests when the one hundred dollars are paid
and 70 continue forever.
I hereby bind myself, my heirs, ETC., to ful-
hll this obligation.
As witness my hand and seal, this - day
day Of -.
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WILEEsBARRE, PA, December 10.-
a farmer named Klein was murdered
and rooted Monday night on the turn
pike ct q point called "The Notch"
about two miles from Scranton. His
young son, who was driving q short
distance ahead, was not molssted.
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FOREIGN ITEMS.


PARIs, December 1O.-The minister
q var and ihs military committee Of
the assembly bave c me TO an under
standing in regard TO the army.
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j. <. Thompson was shot and in
FFsr'iv killed by some unknown per-
son while sitting in BIS house at Ere
mont, Nebraska, Monday. A man
named John CumbeE has been arrested
q suspicion
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nuluni;m-snt s1, : nsgrti communism,
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Iiz<11r1 iJffn tJca1t4cos
Ladies' Lace Capes.
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HONE NEWS.

The " Basis Gradually Diminishing.
NEW YORK, December 10-Specie
shipments to-day, $s0s. 492, 100000 Of
which was gold coin; the relaeinder
was ciFx-ar
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NEOPHOGEN
MALE & FEMALE COLLEGE,
GALLATTN, TENN,
Tenfh Acntlenrlc wear.

On the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, and
at tie Junction of the Cumberland ana
Ohio Railroad. 20 miles from Nashville.
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A telegram from London says that q
heavy gale prevailed On the coast of
England yesterday, snd that very much
damage had been done TO pYopsrfy sfost
and ashore
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GMlu AGaAtAGLaAlG H
VlHE School Is in one Of the richest and most
L charming agricultural counties in Ameri-
ca, in the heart OF the famous Blue Grass
country in Sumner county, Tennessee, a lovely
valley lying between range OF the Cumber-
land mountains and the Cum beTiand river, in
beautiful little city Of vines and flowers,
containing $500 hsbitants distinguished for
intelligence and refinement, hospitality and
generosity. This place was selected after can
vassIng the advantages and Inducements Of
fered at all the most noted points ia our
country.
Sixteen Members In the Faculty,
a number of whom have the highest national
reputation, both as teachers aud authors, and
VIII be- increased TO twenty-five the next Aca-
demtc year.
The Five schools Of the College Course.
]. School OF Humanities.
2. School of Ancient Languages.
B. School of Mathematics.
(. school of Philosophy,
). School of History and Moral Science.
Departments.
l. Preparatory School.
.. .-ormal school.
.. Music School.
4. Art School
}. school OF Modern Languages.
o. Agricultural school.
:. Commercis Al School.
S. Law School.
The next Term will begin on the drst OF
February Is75. New students are requested
10 enter early in January.
Board, Tuition Fuel, Washing, Etc, one
term, SIS. 30,090 atslOgues for gratuit0us dis
trlbutiJn. students can attend Baptist,
Methodist, Christian, Presbyterian, or Cath
Olic Churches.
students received al any degree of advance
ment and at any time.
Seven stern Facts.
l. II is the Cheapest College OF like grade in
3. In four speclalues it challenges compe-
titiou.
8. No institution less slavish or more pro-
gressive
1. Itexemplihes that an institution may be
very. good and very cnesp, though contrary to
the dogma OF some.
>. 1t educates males and females which is
natural and right, now so decided by experts,
but long ago by common sense.
8. No expense will be spared 10 procure
teachers OF the finest talent in EurOpe or
America.
:. II is truly a National Institute, and the
youths OF all sections are solicited 10 come
and form friendships that viii 50 greatly tend
TO make US in truth united people, and per-
The Home College for the North and the
SOd u. sectionsl pref udices must be destr0 ed
or trIe National patriotism will cease TO exist.
There is no way so effective as 70 bring To-
and have st heart the making OF them de-
voted friends in college days.
PATRIOTS AND PHILANTHROPISIS
everywhere, are requested to consider and en-
courage this enterprise.
Twenty $1,000 Scholarships and One Thou
sand $500 Scholarships 70 be disposed of.
100000 copies OF the next illustrated Annual
Catalogue, containing 50 pages each, Will be
issued, ;5 pages OF which are offered TO the
public as an advertising medium
For Catalogue, address
JNO. n. WALTON, President.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

vfaE Annual communication OF South 4
i Memphis Lodge, No llS, for Election ~
OF OficeTs and dispatch OF business, will w
be held this (FRIDAY) evening, December
utb, at 7 O'Clock.
All NJ. N. y are frGternally invited
BY order WIN. BhOOKS, W. 81.
BEN. X. PuLLEN, Secretafy. decu
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Q. =. ANDLBSON,
sheriff q sbsiby county, Tenn,
hieInEEis, 10Th day Of December, 1874.
Isssc AcrTiSo1s attorney for plaintiff, IT
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AT PROPORTIONA ATELY Low PRICES.
AIsO-Seal Caps, Carriage Robes, Fur Trim
min9s, Etc.
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w. z. NIITCHELL,s SCHOOL
No. SO3 Third Street.

UNGLlSH, COMMERCIAL AND CLAssI-
II CAL courses taught. For particulars sp-
ply at Sl3 Third street. se28
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Upon receiving the preceding bond, which
will be deposited in one OF the National
Banks at Gallstin, receipt viii be returned
10 the purchaser. The right 10 the scholar
ship is transferable, and any one holding the
same may send any enc 20 College Tree OF TUE
ton fees.
In this way a collegiate education Is forever
secured TO the bols er of the SchO arship, his
descendants or assigns, tor the sum of 50 per
VnaF.
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FROM ANoTHER STATION.

LONDON, December l0.-The follow
ing dispatch has been received from
| Professor Davidson, chief astronomer of
the American expedition 10 Najasaki /:
"DuTing our observation of the transit
Of Venus the, weather was unusually
cloudy and UnprOmising. The time st
which it was calculated the transit
would begin passed away without our
being sb!e to record the exact moment
Of the first contact with any trust
worthy result. After q quarter OF an
hour, and before Venus reached the
stage OF her second contact, the observer
caught 8 glimpse of the suu aud planet,
and was quite successful in taking sew
ersI measurements Of the planets. Fur
theT measurements OF the distance be-
tween Venus and. the SUMS western edge
were made with the micrometic. Ia
all, there were one hundred and fifty
micIOmetic measureme ents Of time taken
between the cusps. Besides these, thir-
ty-One micrOmetic observations were
made Of the passage Of both edges of
the sun across the meridian Of the sta
tion, and similar views Of the right and
left rims Of Venus in crossing the same
line. Eighteen miCTOmetic surveys were
made Of the respective deciinstions of
the sun aud planet by Deserving both
upper and lower limbs while passing the
meridian. About sixty excellent pho
tOgraphs Of the transit during various
periods Of its occurrence were taken.
Extreme good fortune attended the as
trOnOmers, for just as Venus departed
from the sun the clouds began to gather
aud threaten rain. Toward the close Of
November we we're enabled to telegraph
the difference Of longitude to VladivOs-
tOk, 80 that the'lOcation of the position
here is definitely determined"
The transit of Venus was successfully
observed at Hobsrtstown, Adelaide,
Melbourne and at points in India,
China and Japan. The American party
only partly succeeded at Hobsrtstown,
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New Cloth and Beaver Saeques n Novel Shspes.
NeW Cachmere and Drap d Ete Embroidered POO1ases
New Bugled Beaded Embroidered POOBaise Patterns
Charming designs In Cashmere Cuaes for Evening Wear
Roman ShaWis
French BFOehe and Paisley Square and Long ShaWls,
GREAT AFTR ACTIVE VARIETY
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VENUS.
What the American Astronomers at
Australia and Japan Saw and Re-
corded.
The Latest Triumphs Of Scienee-Tbe
Pb ft0gcRph as an Agent In AsirO.
nomIcaI Observations.

WHAT OUR AliERICAN ASTRONOMERS
SAW.
NEw YORK, December 10.-Prof
Hsrkuess, Of the United States naval
sends the following tele-
gram regarding observations Of the tran
lit of Venus;
Although the weather was bad, our
at the time of the transit
were particularly successful. We sue
ceeded in taxing one hundred and thiy-
teen photographs Of Venus during her
passage over the disc of the sun.
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21O MAIN sTREET.
OF DIRECTORS.

VTNtON AND PLA STERs BANK OFT
u MEMPHIS,
MEMPHIS, TENN, Dec. 9, 1871. }
An election will be held at this bank on
MONDAY, January Il, 1875, rom 10 am. until
2 pm, Tor the purpose Of choosing thirteen
directors, to serve for the ensuing year.
deein :. P. READ, Cashier.
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saturday. "a day d Deeember, lss4,

in legal hours, in 'front.' OF my Office, In new
courthouse, Memphis, Tennessee, proceed 70
sell, 20 the highest bidder, for cash, ell the
right, title, claim and interest of the defend
ant, Daniel W. Willis mson IN and 70 the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate, lying
and being in the ci y of Memphis, county OF
Shelby, and state Of Tennessee, to-wit:
First Part of lot 3sS, beginning les feet from
streets in the city OF Memphis; thence east
wardiy with Adams street forty i4Ol feet;
tbecce Dorthwafdly and parallel with Second
street seventy I7Gl feet 10 an alley; thence
WestWardiy and parallel with said second
street 20 the beginning.
Second-Part OF lot l5i as originally desig-
mated and laid OF on the map OF Memphis,
lying on the west side of Main street. and be-
ginning tcrty-nine and cne-half 1875 feet
from the intersection of Main with Overton
streets; thence north with the west side OF
Main street tWenty-three and tnree-quarter
~ feet 10 stake. the northeast corner OF
lot no. allotted TO Ann Hapnisan in q d1-
vision of the estate OF Owen Morgan; thence
west Wlfh VIM. Hannigan's south line and
parallel with OvertOn street seventy-four and
one fourth l741<l feet 10 a stake; thence south
and parallel with Main street tWsnty-three
east and parallel with OveFton street seventy
four and one-quarter l74ldl feet 70 the be-
ginning.
Levied on as the property OF defendant,
Daniel ". Williamson. 10 satisfy said judg-
ment, Interest and costs.
q. L. ANDERSON,
sheriff q ibsiby county, Tenn,
laenEEis, 10Th day Of December, 1874.
lss8c Morrison, attorney for plaintiff IT
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No. .. Female Scholarships.


Ten female students will be received into
the family OF the President Of Seophogeu
College, and trained as his children, boarded,
graduated in a regular collegiate course, fsr
5000 each year, payable in advance By the
first of September, 1875. 1hey must not be
under twelve years of age, aud able TO read
aud write. The ehief inducement In present
ing this is 10 give the President an OprOrtu-
nify 70 train remarkable characters, 70 the
honor OF the College, and to enable him 10
verify his views in regard to the development
OF any youth Of medium organization, when
full control is given aud implicit confidence
repOsed.
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WIN please copy one Inserilon ana
fOrward bill 20 John OveTton, Jr., Memphis,
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ment suit, within Tie time prescribed by issr.
or the same win be proceeded With exparts,
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SHERIFF'@ SALE
OF
r q al Estate.

To Daniel ". WlIIiamsOn.
NOTICE Is HER gBY GIVEN, That by
~ virtue OF an execution TO me directed
from the Hon. Circuit Court of Upton county,
Tenn, in the case OF Bunyan Payne vs.. j. y.
Payne ct al, Judgment rendered on the Sth
day Of January, lS6S, for the sum of thirteen
hundred and seventy-dve dollars and forty
cents, with interest and costs OF suit, 10 satls-
fy said judgment, ETC., 1 VIII, ON
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.--fss.. .asSsaHssvn. sOty EoEuOut nave
hey ever won victories with such mot
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: ----,.,'- ,s.>-.s's.- 4 sSeaCeDVUzs, pa uir'
Ladies Morocco PortemoElaies, zoe.