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A Yankee wen, inlna bar room "f a low
Dntch tavern, and taking from his pocket
IL pen knife, stuck the point Of il in one
"f Inc brnn,s. which crossed the cfntrr "t
thu r"on; he then waike'! up To The bar
Tor glass If sling which having procured
he pr"lucr,l shilling s'yina, there Inn'l.
lard. place that sl,illi'g ur the fl nr direct.
ly under the kniE. so That the knife shall
.hl The mark, when it falls, and y"lI shall
have the shilling" It cannut br, d''.r,
replied the inn,lluI M man ram d." that.
Place 'hr shilling here yourself. aud II the
knife hits il thu frs, lime, | charge you
nothing fur your drink. The va K e
raised his glass To The knife s" that The
handle dipped in the liquor; then reno,
,ing 'he glass, drnp fell from the end
of the handle 20 thu fnrr. On this drop
he placed the shilling, and then striking
llr beam with his hand, the ja drIacl'"d
lIe kuilp which lellun;lhe shilling IF Course,
Il know'd !eu beeron tam Yanker,' said
the Du,chn,an, NOV me give yeu Won
more drink besides ti,at:'
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HALE JOHNSON

Bags leave to inform the Indies Of Camden and.
thu citizens generalythat hebas returned from hia=
apprenticeship IN Charleston; and has opcasd .ihop
one dooraboss Mr. %Bronson's in York street, whsns
he is now carrying onthe Cabinet makers businsss;.
suol, ase cleaning and repairing furniture. &c Hss
has also eonaocted with him agood Carpenter wknss
seryceswith his own Will enable him 70 fndsrtats
and complete such jobs a. he may bs favored silt
in that, lines .Aa-of which he promises 70 doina,
~orkmmlike tnanner and al ahs lowest fstes PIN
iL'dts have nova ropporunisy iof htsing thsi,
oH farnitde made min whtchi in !thsss titaesi
is well worthy tho consideration st SA prsdsnt.
rhouss kcepen -7r'''. - - ~. E. 3 & &.
h.. October Is = aia'i't, 81. ss -:
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Sherih's Sales.
Oct. 90.

ny virIurp of su"dry rxrentinns to1ne ai'
rrcte,l, will he sold hrinre he:Cuurt H"lIs,
door N Camden, an the first Mnnilsy aud
Tuesday in November next, the following
properly, viz: -, -"
Five lead of mules and hnrsrs, four head
.uf cattle, lot. h"gs, IA quantity of corn
in ,hr shnck, and wng"n, levied upon
and To he snId as The property Of Jlnathan
Havs, at the suit nf James Gunner.
The cattle, hogs, cora and was"D will
b. sold onlhe pl4n,ation on Tuesd ~ the
secUnd day Of sale. ,.,.l"s 9.
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SSi.S Ss.<4iSssstS. TlS4 ysacS:Es =:
children depena.s We the. undersigied
feel it to be,our daty religiously SOLO act,
as at once 10 preserve the peace. cause a
due observance Of the laws, and manifest
by our .cnnduct a faith ip. practical charity.
Hypocrisy we, ,derpst. Tie suffrrings Of
the white men challenge as much pathy
subsisieure upon which our wives ami
as The injuries Of he blacks. ST. Panl
has declared that to provide for our own
housrIr1ldis our first duty. Experience
has shown that the Two races cannn, live
together On terms of equality. And while
we will prutocl the black man from inhu-
manity. we shall firmly and steadily en-.
deavour to fx him in his proper place
Fearlessly we challenge our every" day
treatment ofthe black: man to be compared
with the public professions aud private
practices uf those iyranls Of The blacks
and traitors to.tle whites; We speak
plainly in order To prevent mislinderstand-
ing. We war with notwithstanding
mpn-wIro, disregaraing The misery Of
whites. make a parade al: their kindly feel
ing towards The hacks. in order. s.s-l +,
"Fn compound fol. siEs they are incln'
ed To .,''s7
b. damning thoW they have nonin'ltn."
"In view "f this, we, hereby determine
10 0rganiz- nurspIses info sncirty. fixed
ami pertnaHents H..iieE, n constitutional
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Reglmeata Order
CA hDEN, Och. ~, rs

Ca dDEN, Oct. II, 1871. :
A N election fur Maj 'r I" command th,
n Upper Division Consisting of lh'
Lancaster. Kersh,w & Ricnlund Trnirps,
of the 9Th Regiment II Cavalry sahrrbi
or'Ier+d t" be held on the Goth day.of M
ven.ber next. -
Caplnins or Comman iants of THE above
Comp,nirs are charged wih the due exc
cutinn If ihis order. = 4
By.ordrr ofc"I. Richardson.
...,.2 Ee JAMES. CHESNUT', Jr. =
Adj. 5,i, Rrg', Cavalry.
Oct. 20. 5 46
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ssses ,aseus 3s;sA Il. saateatsserefou' eass''
NV acquaintance with Mr. BowsAs, who Was
frst suggested IS en,irclytoo limited to enable me "
Judge either of his talents or attainmenssA
fore very natural that Isouh LOOK to some one WIN
whom am more familiar. Tie Hon. Wn% Mes
Wr1,s is. a man than whom no better could possl'
bly, be he does' all the hg''
mental and moral qualifications necessary fr such
s,ation-and were perfectly satsied.that he could
bs induced to accept denomination, I should not
now think of suggesting another Mr.. McW1LLIF
al present occupies two seryimportant posts-one
a, President of the Bank of Camdcn, and the other
a. a distinguished member of the Senate OF South
Carolina. His sphere of usefulness therefore, must
necessarily, be more enlarged than if he were sent
az Representative 10 Congress-; and consequently,
1 au induced to believe he would not cxchunge Ills
present situation for the one proposed. 1t is neces
sary then, to look shll further, and in DUNG co. no
one appears to me more suitable or better qual'hed
than the gentleman who has boon frequently solicit
ted, from different sections of the Congressional Dis
.rict, to canvass for that oice--he is young man
of fsteng character andhg PROMISE possessing the
claims of revolutionary descent, and as thorough a
Tclnocra, in practice as in profession, fearing not
the proud, and scorning not the poor" allnde to
yoar young talented and pnpular fellow citizeh' Col
JAMES P. DIKINSON. of Korshaw-cqnally as
iaingushedofsr the ccuaeons benring OF the gentle.
man as for nm extraordinary energy If character:
Uader the. conviction that he is fhlly'qnallfed
"aninis opibusene" TO discharge the duties , the
4. 4 t<,h
s,tuency-and tlsv. he would be firm, faithful and
fearless sentinel ever tho rights and interests entrus'
ted to- his care hs shereby nominated as suitable
person to Gil that Office.
CLARENDON.
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THE FAIRFIELD MEETING.
Ertract of q letter.. dated
WISNsBnRnroH, Ori. her 4, lS4

WINNsBnRnroH, Oct her q, ls4l.
A Report aud r s"l,Iti ms were adopt
ed. al The ali mrnrh meeting t"-'iny. cen
suring C.I. PREsT,N. They passed al.
m"st unanimously. not more than half
dnzcn v",ing against Them. although Mr..
PALMER spoke at length ag inst thrm'
and the vote was taken williont,any "nr
replying to him. This was done in order
to gel a vote on the sub iecl while the pe".
pie were all present. Ttus have the pe"-
pie OF Fairfield deliberately aud thinking
Is expressed their disappr"val Of PREs.
TONS conduct, and this, in opposition to
the wishes If the leading mrn-in The Dis
irict. The people nave in this case e''- n
pIniicalIy crnsurcd Preston themselves.
and the poll icians have moi le;l- but heen
driven. in the matter. The Charleston
Courier will find that it cnumtrh. without
lis hos, in .npposins that the people "f
Fairfield would refuse to crnsure PREsToN.
Ii, and also The Chr,nirle, hurried 10"
soon South .Carnlinian. .
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CAMDEN j J(ll; 4 EY lsLI ItD.,

T.. THE. Animal !, m Yer sIfie Eamden z
&c suyse:s VIII III nlssna3, alsy. ts,,
10Th of Noyembeifs md dslih.ssiaus dfss
.;Ehe Gait Stake Tor a,iree & Sresaf olds, eoo &
;aelEars .rn.rsnee, .haafs foire;ii win 1.ks
place ON Monday pfecsdiI HI sfhe reaiiIsr;sf
qaee-pameds and closed 9iitii The millov-s
iaeg ets.ries Z, S. 9
J.: NJ. :Smitfrsrt ID. +, BY imported
Hedgtf1rd, cam MARY ffadris.
* G. SiaeletGR enters BIC. 81 ysinp.
NonPlus. dam tsrber. - - - : g 81 B, B,
J.. 8, N. A. Pear enters &c. BY inn. RsN:
Ton. dam an Oscar MARI s. &. = e
) 4. j A.. CnirIoasli enters bsf By Rows.
tor, dam ,Diaha. - { s:95S
4. Slarkp Il Perry eifler leh, II byRowss,
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"On Stamly. on" --Senator Thornton,
of the Caroline District las abandoned
.Wh;ggrry. nnd urdea speech in favor Of
old fashioned Republican principles.-
The work gueSbravelr nn. in the Old Do.
Misunderstanding Republican.
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Judge 1'anny aud Mr.. Rnwley. both Of
Louisiana. fought duel in Mississippi.
near Princeton. .nn the 9Th inst. Judge L.
was killed "n the frs, fire, having been sh ;,
in the nerk.r
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MARkIED-In this town on the 18th inst. by
the Rev. Mr. C,lnpbell, HEsRr P. HATFIELD. Esq.
10 Miss STELLA PHELPS. d.
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The subscriber is now receiving
supply of b. ,giny and Rope. Cham
.paigne and Mad. ira Wine, Porter AID
Champaign" Ci Ter. Ais a cnrnn'ete as-
snrtnrnt uf Cutlery. Glass and CT ck'rp
Ware. Customers, wiIi he supplied hn the
bpstof terms. E. w. -BONAEF.
October 20. :.
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DIED-At Suntcrvillo on ,Wednesdiy the 2stf
ult. Of congestive fever, Mr.. JAMES ). BowEH' IN
the 4lst year of his age.
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CLARENDON.
:. FOR THE JOURNAL.

Mr.: Editor::l have noticed tw" COM
maiicaiipns in ynur paper of late, speak
ing of a.succrssor tb our PRESENT Repre-
sentative in Congress, the Hon. THOMAS
D. SUMTER -whirh. with 'ut guess "nlng
the mntigrs nf tie writers, deserve some
early attruti0n.
Ar. BowMAN. the first named gentle.
man, has said. through vnnr paper. most
distinctly. ;huth wonld nut'opp"se The
present incumbent.
- Mr.. McWILLIE. on whom we c"n!d all
unite, | am sue it is we'll kn 'wn, is nut
willing TO haze his name put up. tnr the
,placr.nrhe night. long sircr. have been
our Rcpr sentative inC,usress, as heb
came our Stale Srnatnr, ,iwiih"n, nppoSili"n.
Apart hnwever, rrrn, all this, is any one
aulhnrzel.to say Mr.. SUMTER derlinrs!
. Think not. understand, from g'n,l au.
thnrijy that he has no such ldra-when
he intends declining. hp will c"r,ainly v let
ii be kunwn, a< he is in .iuty hnun 10 q :.
N ~, this nominating "rcasi 'i,aily,
might he taken abr,,ad as an inIinail"n
that Mr.. SuMrER,s constituents: ar" nat
pleased with his <enurse--which, from what
I can Judge is utterly nrnrrert; for nosinan
could give more general Satisfaction. ms
his last election shaWs. with fn artire cum
pp,ilor. when his pajtri,v 'wns very large.
: We will a,l,niLthat Mr.. s. is nnt speech
mixer or husv psrtv~lrad r-bnt hp is &
labnrinus COMMITTEE. man, nat talking
away tine at the expense IF the na'i'n,
hui attending clas"ly t" the business in
hand. He stands high at Washington, as
"a gentleman and faithful aud honest Re-
prtjseniaiive.. -.
! No sci Of constituents can bnast mare
devoted public cservant-giving his whole
time tn their service. We all remember
his attention in the transmission nf public
documents last summer. and in affnrting us
every facility in, his puwer, tn obtain a
knowledge Of the business doing in Cn,t-
greSS-and you will please look T. tn" lists
Of Yeas and Nays. aud v"u will scarcely
gee oae'wilhpul his ua.1e, and that 1nvari-
ably in the place where we like 10 see it
among the Democrats the true friends ,f
the Snu.h and the whnle country.
Now. if those who hetray so much anx-
iety tn urge forward their f.voritrs. insis,
upon bringing them bef"re the public, lrl
i, he f.irly and openly done-make princi-
5 ples the test, and oppose the incu"hent On
cir grounds. where they eau he fairly met
= and firmly decided: If they objec, To This
fair proposition, why agita.e ibr. matter
at all. kEkSfIAW.
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WtARNI:NG.
ESTATE SALE.

TN pursuance an order ftnm the Court Of Or.
u dnary for Rershaw District, will be sold betoEe
the Court, House. Door in. Ca:Lden, on Thursday,
the 4th day ef. Nnvei.ber next, s: ;.
One ,Sprrel Horse, SadHe,i Bride and
!: Blanket, one Cart and Harness; :tsid'
u few articles of Household and : 8
Kitchen Furniture. 3. :, -,
with o. her aricles,too iegions to II ention. T ~
Terms ma r kno IN on thu ddv Of sale. ~. .-.'
:" s. c. DEBRui1L, Admir-. Est.T. WEIGH.
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The CHARLESTON STAGE,
Via SumterviIIe,

Is again in full operation. Tie S'aees
Ilnrscs and Drivers are ell first rate and
no pains will he spared t" give Travel
lers con,fur, AMI sa1islacli,n.
Office at Stark'sll"lel. Camden, S. C.. !:
Ori. i3. Gi45
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CAME UP MISSING,

an Mo9dass morning iast, al, spLrentiee toahs
" Wheelriqht business named Henry Fhiini.
:ioas, about II years of age, feet or inches
high. PIE complexion, with thick lips. lltaein.
c.ined tn curl, wbicfgive him tho appearance: Of
grinning H, carrierl nff with him "a certificate Of
inrh,b rship in the NJ E, Church, (which be obtain
ea frohahe Preac't. in ehargc. by tellngsa fs|se.
h.ps 10 Texas. l,vhl give a reward os oI5e cent,
but no thanks, for bis delivery to me.
- : -. - sD-MENTaM
.yn.. Il -: g. = - s'f;sSsSS !.
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Officers elected by the penplc ARE their
.agenis, and res ponsible to them, and should
:. i manage s,hs fiscal affairs of1he, he,counsryt-
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.~ n 1tieeisg yea that an application
s:ilI le mnde-fy the Ves,ry aud @Wardens Of 81.
MAaKs Cnusou, Clarendon, to the Legislature al
Il lszt sitting, ier ~ ses Of iasospds.iop,
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= FaM!Alaa aaMINAR7,

81 =, H9AeINlaEY
[0range Grove Sumter District Sonth GRoHla..
NTRS. CHARLES SPANN, Se1,Ts:Tesl fctiut:
NAs Iy informs her frienfs and the public, thai
she has associted with HERSELF for Tie purpose Of
establishing Female institution, time Lsdissre:
rnttvir6m Furnle. and who have had considerable
Experience us Teachers The duties of he Semins.
~ wiIlcnumence at her own residence on the 10th
of n wem!pF next. q; 3 = -: :
(" The coursc Of instruction wAI comprise Spelling,
Rrndina, Wiitng, Arithmetic, Grammar, Aneieni
and MoIcrn History. Mythology. Geography ihs
use Of Ma 8 and Globes. 'The French anguapS
sl he tau Iht, and after sfe month. instruction.
= afl have given the IupiD some profcie,cyit will
b the general mode Of communication hetween this
r 'schers and Pupils Music on the Pi3ra Forts
and Guitar also, v.sal Music Drawing; PSinting.
IL. Water Colours, II Oil, toa Satin and Srisei,s
Plsih and Ornamental Needle Work :of .varidus de-
scrip'i@ns. : ch a. Grape Wffk, Tapestry Lead
rkan,l Embroidery - :. -}},sz.7.,s.s ; 81.
The Ladieseharged with The ltties Of The inss.
tuition will be Yigilan, IN requiring an fxact come.
plisnce with every Rule, and strict athntcH 70 ..
pplile and ami; be department :. -
T. 10 Ex,m na:ions viii lake place in the .entrse:
nf the wear, In whih p,rcnis and Friends will b.
i'virrd .Th re will be a ~,caiion tof four keeks,
du ing the sunn"r, which the Pupils NAV, tpends
Alsp. me W, ek II Christmas.
3fTn h.althy localion Of the Establishment il,
The vicinity of Bradford Sprngs-and the DIRT o..
trntion pledged 10 lie paid by The Teachers, I'd ths
moral and mental inrovefn nj Of those entrusted
Ia their car I, will, they Aater themselves, ensuls
success to their undertaking.
TERMS 2 y.
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Public DOCUMENTS WANTEp.-We are
: printing, under the .Anlh ,riIy Of The Legis
iatnre, aud Arrangement and supervision
or the presidpn, If the Bank of the Stale.
alle Laws, Rrsolu,i"ns. Repn:t Is, ,&r.. re-
ls,ive ii; that Bank. frIIm the commence
men, If its ciyi<ience. in 1912. III will h"
a work a grtrt pThtfc interest AID value,
and Desirable a<itiSthaffl il should be com
!: pI.te, ills much ,obe Regretted that some
nfi.e' Reports are nn, IL be found, after
= careful and diligrn. Search. The fulluu.
ing are stii1 wahiilg, aid as such ,lncu:
men.s- are sometimes preserved by indi-
yiduals, If any .wl,s-tarc them. nr any of
.hem. will have The ki"darss TO loan them
20 .,,s, and furnish MS with them as early as
.c;,nveniepi, they will MUCK obiae us. aid
!. the Prr<idrn, "f The Bank. aud may rely
.unon lhpi. being taken, especial care uf.
aud faithfully returned. accompanied t'y ii
copv oflhe entire,wnrk,. wh"n completed.
y. :. Reports Of Investigating Committees
: /. .RepnFl Of 1923.
J: q. Mr.. TIIemas S. Grin<ke's. Report oi
1927.
Rel ot,s ,tf President and Directors of the
Bank. - *
Fur Is.o-is2s-and 1929.
:. Columbia South .Carolinian. :.
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The pipe layers say The second veto
killeL them in Maine, and the first one
knocked m,t their peppers III Vermont
Still they think tits best to unite. and can
see no reason why they should desert Capt.
Tier. This puts us in mind of the old
fellow whose better half was in the habit
of chas,ising him occasionally. aud when
asked why he submitted to her crurllies
so cnmplacently replied: IL know the
old woman. thu,nps me. and pinches me:
and often bites aud scratches me. and
sometimes throws snuff in my eyes, bat as
long as she don't choke me to death. III
stick la.her, fH she furnishes me with
yir,uals." ID.
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|1hsits;yhe Democratic principle, Ind when
fully aetea npoh, the rights and Interests
|Gif he people will be. protected, as. was the
case andef- the operation of=the ;In'lepen.
den, Treasury law. But whep< corpora
sscnntrailt4l ,hY-meH who fave at stake
in,eres.s.separa.a from those ofthe ppo:
pie. are raised up f,r the purpose of con.
trolling The public treasure. tits not sur.
prising iha. corruption should predomi-
nate, and the welfare .of the public suffer.
Hartford Times.
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=, sTHs: RIGHT CnuRsE.-:Wc know no,
when weswere more pleased on reading
the proceedings IF q phhlc meeting, than
those nl one held in Cincinnati in lhr 25lh
mI', f"r lhr prrmsp"f organizing. prr"la-
nrnl'y, u s"rely in That ri'y, having f"r It's
h"jrc' the suppression "faiI future incen.
diary alb 'fili"n movements. We have bare
ly r""m "givr tho preamble to their rcso-
lu'i ms, this m"rning, hui shall revert 4"
the subj ct 4" II orr"w.-Nrao o. Pieayune.
'::''eF l'ereas, our city is infested by per-
:seas prdfesslng rilila"lhropy. y no under
The name of ab"lili"nisls, are praclicall,,
destroying, not only The peace and safety
,oftociety,.bus endsngerihg the means of
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- .s-.F3A 6SNtx.
:, sns!l., :! Tuition; ;.ll l,.brapsh.s, sA9 g g
.orpameaS'l, Work of v.rious kisa.. is
French. :, -, n, L. n ssk6.0QaH
,PIs M Forte 81 so Q0 10 s.; :.
!Gmta,y 50. 900
D,awia, Painting in water colours, ~. s.s 8 s.f5
in'oil and on satin and velvet % 'ao
Use Of Piago, per annnn,, ..S&ssssse o9
Use Of Guitar, x. i,sssss ~ 9 90 -
Bn'ri, go. . $50 90
Washing .-,%,s '.Es. s>',-'( IL 00 - * 1
Use Of Bed and Ped Ing. So 10 % IS ~ q;
Dincina at thr charge of the master employed IL s
Parents who prefer furnishing bedding can Dc a.
Letters addressed to Mrs. c. SpaNN, isu; had,
ford Springs, wineet with prompt attention; . = y
7 Boa:d and Tuition payable half yearly lyinadyaaes.
D Thu Pupils will have tho advsnsszs Of q ss.5
Iect Library English and French. 5 - e; 4, ~ 81
Oct. l2. - lsf5ss.s7-: y. tA4
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The. Siowrr OF Blooa. Prof. Tro"st
has published l"ng article in The Nash.
willie Banner, with reference 1" the recent
shower uf bI,nh which nrcurred al Lrba-
non, Tenn. on the l7lh ult. The rxplana.
iinn which he gives of this remarkable
phennnrn"n differs essentially from that
of P,ol. HalInweIl. lie took especial
pains To investigate all the facts III the
case, and saws th"re can he no 'l"nbt that
the drops ..f blood umd upon the iobac-
60 leaves did rea ly fall from small red
cloud passing from East To West. The
extent Of the shower was from forty
10 sixty yards in breadth, and six or eight
hundred in length: it was lhinly scattered
probably IA drop every ten "r fifteen feet
irreghlhrlv dispersed. Snme nf the pie.
crs wlticfi tell were nearly two inchrs long
Prof. Tronst believes the fragments 10 BE-
animal matter, but tlnrs not C" slider any
part "f lhrm 10 br blood. There was
about them an offensive smell of pulrd
maltrr, anh the fil,res were distinctly
visible. On exp"sing the PARTICLES TO the
action of heat, they were Eff c,ed precise.
~ MS IA piece Of beef. "rhere is no drubl
says the Professor, "ihat this .:ubsiamre
is animal mauer, aud bel"ngs To our slsb".
lie then enumerated many instances. in
whirifrrrnarkable showers have hepn OBJ
served from the year 472 tn The present
day. HSthe facts as stated by. him are
correct. there can he no gr"uhG fur the
exI.la4,ati,,n uf.Pr:f. 'Ilnllowcl1 that the
matter was thrown off by insects in their
chrysa4is state Prof. Troost aScrihrs il
10 the action Of hurricane, which he
thinks. 1riay have taken mp part If an ami.
NAL which was in n state of decomposition
and kave .bro.teht it in contact with an
Ielec,rlc.slpud, in wlirh it was kept IN a
State approaching tn partial fuidily or
viscAsitr,-PhiMd: Gazette.
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-25
BATON ROUGE FEMALE ACADEMY

BATON ROUGE FEMALE ACADEMY
Conducted by Mn. AND Mrs FISHER.
THE fifteenth session of this school com.
menced on the fourth of January, 1871.
Parents may enter their children at any
time, since charges are made only from the
date of their becoming members of the school.
No scholar is admitted for a shorter term
than three months.
Board and tuition, 5000 per annutn, payable
quarterly in advance. Washing, an extra
charge. An extra charge of ST. per month is
made, when bed and bedding are furnished for
the boarders.
The course of studies, which any scholar
may pursue, without being subject to an extra
charge, embraces every department of an
English education. Every exertion is made
to obtain the most approved school books, and
in the course of instructions and recitations,
"to sift out the whole idea"
Music, 800 per quarter. Use Of instru-
ment 81 per month. French, $40 per quar-
ter. No deductions made. for lost time, unless
in cases of severe sickness.
The ornamental branches, including per-
s~pective drawing and painting, wax-work and
plain and fancy needle-work, receive particu-
lar attention when requested.
The scholars of the school receive instruc-
ton in the Latin and Greek languages, at an
extra charge of S5 per quarter, for each.
july 3 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-25
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of East Baton Rouge.
RORAT SALE.

Will be sold by the undersigned Parish
Judge, on
oMONDAY Y, 9th December, 1S4l,
the following property, real and personal, be.
longing to the succession Of the late John
Kennard, of this parish, deceased, viz
The plantation containing $50 acres of land
about II miles east of Baton Rouge, together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
SLAVES: Negro mai Wyatt about 25 years
Of age,
George, about 10,
Mary aged 81, and her three children, Lucy
9, Nancy 3, and on infant
Tom ii years old.
Thirty head of horned cattle, four yoke Of
oxen, six head of horses, one mule, 200 head
of hogs, one wagon, one cart, farming utensils
household furniture &c.
|, The sale to take place on said plantation
on the following terms
Five payments for the landed estate viz -
LIST of May 1912, LIST of May 1913, LIST of May
1874, LIST of May 1916, LIST of May 1916. The
slaves at one and two years credit, and sixty
days for the personal property, in notes salts
factorily endorsed payable in bank with mort
| gage on the real estate till final payment.
CHAS. TESTER, FL.