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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
Axes.

II Doz. Hunts Sharpless' and Maris Axes, just
ID Feed and for sale by
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
FAIL AND WINTER Gooos.

Which have been purchased on the most favor.
able terms and which they Offer for sale at the
.O.Sess s, sa'e price,; pledge themselves NOT to y
andersoid a.. by any House north Of St. Louis.
Their old customers and the public generally.
are requested to call and examine their tod
which viii be found to Be Us large and well 50.
lected Is any in the place. Merchants will =
usual be supplied on the most favorable terms.
" All kinds Of produce taken AZ the regoIar
cash prices. w. \. COOLBAUGH 4 20.
sept 2T rs ts4
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

Maps Of Burlingtoni

COLE and Upper Leather, any quantity at
~ oct 4 As kIMBALI.'S
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
Cufrants.
cum and white snnithing.

I KEG only, very nice currants at
nov 1,45 KIMBALL & cos.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

Estr0y Mare.
UyAKEN up by James Gore of Benton town
ship, Des Moines county, Iowa, June 18th,
ls45, one bay Mare, supposed to be eight years
old. bright bay, fourteen and half hands high,
black name and tail both heavy, a scar on the
right fore leg near the huff, no other marks or
brands perceivable. Appraised at $40, before
John SaNiday, J. p. true copy.
dec l3,45-3ts s. D. COLBURN, CPk.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

winter CLOTHING.
II G. LAUMAN has just received and IS
a.. now opening the most superior assortment
Of Ready Mads Clothing ever offered in this city,
consisting In part Of
Blue gray and green blanket over coats,
Super black and brown beaver sack and bus
mess do l8tss
s Fancy cashmere do WA
Heavy Diamond casa snd tweed cloth do
Blue and cadet nix'd Jeans I do
Super black and fancy cashmere pants,
black and blue satt. do
Blue and grey Jeans do
Vests complete assortment, n.
Drawers, undershirts, collars, &c, &c.
The goods were bought by myself bt the piece
made in the best and most fashionable style bv
competent workmen in Philadelphia. Prices
low, and goods and workmanship warranted, cali
and see them. ]. G. LAUMAN.
nov '4o sass Water street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
Rio CoMee

Sn SACKS prime Rio Coffee; in in store an,
~ for sale, at ii sKIMBAIh 4 CO.'S.
aug % AS stsgs.te., s 8.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

DERSQNS desirous Of obtaining splendidly
u !. engraved map of this city should call soon
on the undersigned as the SIMPLY is limited and
the demand great. GRIMES STARR
sept 2f ,45 -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
RONNETs.

= BONNETS.. .as 4.
y DOZ. ladies' assorted straw bonnets;
- do do fine Florence braid bonnets;
do do silk do
do do gingham s@ do
for sale, by
W. F. cOoLBAUGHS & CO.,
sept 81 45 jefferson street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
Blankets and FlanneIs.

GUPERIOR green and blue Mackinaw blank
y cts, Whitney do IA gross horse do also,
red, white and yellow fannels, for sale very low.
by oct '45l LAUMAN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

N7E have Just reed per Iron CITY, and offe
w for sale cheap,
IL boxes small plug Va. tobacco,
10 do Missouri do @t
a do sup. Cavendish do :. s-s
nov /, 'l5 VIM. GARRETT & CO.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

AD1A BALES 7-s and 3-4 bro. sheetihks; "
ZU 5 cases "a As 5-4 bleached do a ~
z bales brown drilling; an
20 pieces 6s and 40 apron checksj
50 do bed tckinjs; !.
80 do plain and plaid lihseys;s ~
30 do Blue blk and mix'd sstinetts;
80 do Ky. jeans, all celors and pricesI
Goo do British, French and American
- epEints; e*aaea - ss
100 bs. white and cold skein cotton3 aaHs
n 200 doz ass'd g. saslsg ;eb do saEsa
for sale, by F.CoOLBAUGH Z co. -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
TOBACCO.

BOXES Of superior James River Tobacco. the
best article for the price in the city, at
jnne7, KINR.AII.S
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
.AlPaccls and NferinOes

a LARGE assortment Of bpk and col,d AL
n paccas and Merinoes on hand and for sale
very low, by GARRETT q CO.
aug % '45
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

A FEW rs. very fne white, MKT and seirle
n yarn for the ladies' 1t
nov '45 KIMBAIL cos
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
Horse Earra1r,

... Horse Farrier.
Y NOWtSON'S Complete Horse Farrier.
N giving full and perfect account Of every
complaint belonging to horses Is cts.
july 40 j. F. TALLANT.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
Cassilaneres

C8SS1MleFeS.
on PS. German, French and double milled
~ cassimers for sale at =
aug % 45 KIMBALL l. cos.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
Wliskey
'HakuIs..

Il NEW lot; all kinds, new styles, etc., 1t
"A novis'46 KIMBxLE cos G
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

NEW GOODS.
T,HE subscriber j. now receiving ID Sup,
i PLY Of 4s sa','9s ssl''si9sal 'li 81 -. :
!. :. FALL GOODS, sas -

which consists Of gsaesaI assoltmeM o.
DAY GOODS, cHccEnIAs, BOOTS AND slfoHs,
HATS AND cAIss school 09oxs, aArxRs -
-: s9ATiovEsy, &C., sessy slss ri
with, many other articles. ...Ail Of which an
disposed 10 self at very reduced prices Ger CASH
or Country Produce, fof which will allow the,
highest market pricess Cali and see prices ard
oct II, u5 WESLEY JONES. 4. y
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

NGWsstyle dress goods just received at
IN sepe "a as GARRETT cos.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
Satin Vests.

q 1-2 doz. satin vests, very superior article
- for sale cheap, BY GARRETT co.
sept ~ as
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
Dress Goods.
Clocks! Clocksil

NGWsssyl dress goods just received at
Clocks! Clocks!!
O CASES best 30 hour brass clocks:
- do do 8 day do do for sale a
reduced prices at uPHAM's cheap cash store,
Front street. [sept - rs
Coffee Mills.
e BOXES Coffee Mills, from 81 to rs cent, /.
" piece; IA Manila bed cords and rope. AZ
aug % 45 KIMBALL r CO.'S.
Loaf sugar.
CK HUNDRED LBS. No. 1, clarified, for
Z ,.s sac q " * KiMBALL : co.
Boots and shoes.
~ CASES calf and kip boots and shoes.
~ for sale extremely low, at,
aug % 40 KIMBALL = cos.
Figs, SC.
TWENTY DRUMS FIGS,
l. cask nutnegs; en
bales cassia; s
bags pepper;
do pimento;
bexes Boston soap;
do toilet do
do pipes, in store and for sale very
low, at ]. s. KIMBALL & cos.
aug % Ab - - :
.a. =, Prlnts.
On0 PIECES Spring and Summer Prints,
AAIO new and beautiful styles, Just rec eiyed
and for sale very low, by J.GLAUMAN.
T 4 =
E,TF1EEN BOXES James river leaf and hon.
IL ey dew tobacco, the best to be had in the
market at the price, for sale at s..ts,se.
For Sale; 4ps v1 nm
q DOZ. Linen Cambria ndkercAiefs from ia
- cents to 81, by KiMBALL.
july l9 AS -,saav4 .N a..
n BOXES Of superior James River Tobacco. the
best article for the price in the city, at
jnne 4, KIMB.4ir..S.
-------------------------
Horse Farrler.
II NOWtSON'S Complete Horse Farrier
N giving full and perfect account Of eyery
complaint belonging to horses-Price Is cts.
july 40 J. F. TALLANT.
Ready Made Clothing.
"E have just received from New York
W. general assortment Of Clothing TO suit
the Fall end winter trade at very low rates
sept 81 45 WIN. GARRETT &. co.
Cassimeres.
on PS. German, French and double milled
~ cassimers for sale at
aug % as KIMBALL & CO.'S.
Cloths, Cassimeres, &C..
4 HEAVY and excellent assortment of suner
IA English, French and American Cloths.
Cassimeres, Satinetts and Jeans, Just received
and will be sold low, for cash or country Yro-
dace, by LAUMAN.
Blankets and FIanne1s.
CUPERIOR green and blue Mackinaw blank
y cts, Whitney do IA gross horse do also,
red, white and yellow fannels, for sale very low,
BY [oct '45] LAUMAN.
COLE and Upper Leather, any quantity At
~ oct As kIMBALI.'S
Maps Of Burlington!
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

Ok CASES Russia, cashmere; elk and
6O molcskin hats. also, white and black
wool do .for sale wholesale OF retaiI>by
oct a 45 Lei IAUMAN
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
Boots and Shoes.

I UST look in at Upharn's, cheap. cash store, If
~ you wish to purchase FIRST rate article for
little money. Don't forget-at,. ~
-4.a II. UPHAM'S,
sept IL 40 Front street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

.THOMAS HEDGE invites all those irbebt-
J. ed to him, (and whose accounts and notes
are due,) without exception to call and pay up,
either CASH or GRAIN during the present month,
as he intends closing his business and is deter
mined to collect all his outstanding debts imine-
diatelY. dec. '45.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

window TranspareMcies.
GEVERAL pairs, of tasteful designs at less
y than usual prices.
dee 10 '45 A. 8. SHACKFORD.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
For Sale

- sHt For Sale, NH a8#
0 DOZ. Linen Cambria HsndkercAiefs from ia
y cents to 81, by KiMBAIL.
july l9 AS s@ssw4 .N a.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

HSHREE THOUSAND Bushels good Fall
u Wheat, for which cash, or goods at thu
lowest cash prices will Be paid, delivered at
nov 1 '46 J, ), KlABALL : cos
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

LIFTEEN BOXES James river leaf aud hon.
IL ey dew tobacco, the best to be had in the
market at the price, for sale at
aug % 45 KIMBALL & CO.'S.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
SWIFT RETRIBUTION.

The ~ York Republican says that on
Friday evening, 10Th ult.. on board the
packet boat Onondaga, man died in We
~ sudden and awful manner He had ia.
ken the liberty to avow himselfan lnfidel.
and to pour the most horrid anathemas on
Christianity and lis author, was exceeding
" enraged against anv that dared to re
prove him. While engaged in this wick
edness, and while in the act of cursing the
followers Of Christ, he fell upon the deck OF
Inc BOAT and instantly expired All pres
snt. says The Individual who pave MS The
facts IN the case were admonished OF the
truth OF that declaration, God is not mock
ed
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
FoR STATE SENArr.

We are authorised to announce DR. 5. o. Ca
RUTHERS, as an INDEPENDENT candidate 10
represent Marshall county, III the State Senate
"f the Mississippi Legislature, at the ensuing
November election.
WE are authorised and requested to an
nounce DR.. JOSEPH G. HALL, Of
Ilernando, a candidate for the Stale Sen
ate from the district composed OF the coun.
lies Of De Soto, TuBica, Coahoma Bolivar,
Washington, Sunhower and Issequena
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

IMPORTANT FROM BUENos AYRRs.-
he Moscow arrived at Boston on Tues
Gay, with advices from Buenos Ayres 10
1he "a ultimo inclusive
We give extracts from two letters con.
'aiain 2 an account OF victory.over Rivers,
and the acknowledgment bv the French
Admiral of the blockade of MontevIdee.
L he latter factwaS mentioned as fumor
at our last dates.
BUENos AYREs. March 3I.-Rivera on
me 1sth instant. was completely routed by
Dr9uizas forces. About one thousand Of
Rivefa 5 men were killed, and five hun
dfed taken prisoners Rivera himself es-
ccaped with only eight men. Admiral
Lane, by advice of the French Charged
AIlalfes at this place, viii now recognise
tne strict blockade of Monteyideo by the
Buenos Ayrean squadron
Another letter of the same date. saws =
II is now certain that the French and
English will acknowledge the strict block
ade OF Montevideo. In this case we cannot
see how Montevideo can hold out much |
longer"
We have copy of a government bulle-
10. published at Buenos Ayres, containing
he despatch of Urqaiza detailing the vic.
Tory mentioned above.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

REVIEW OF THE Misunderstanding
to the requisition Of the Governor, the mi
ltia Of the eouaty assembled here on Fri
day the 5Olh ultimo for the purpose Of be-
ing reviewed BY his Excellency. a large
number Of The citizens Of the county were
out
The militia were drawn up in double
files On the public square, and in this form
were marched out to the muster ground
Afer they had been paraded for some
thing like two hours, the Commander.in-
Chief a. length arrived on the ground to
reveiw them; afer doing which, ne made
them a regular acGr-talb, in which he com
planned heavily Of the liale interest mani
tested by the people Of the state in their
military duties, threatened 10 do has duty in
the premises, and endeavored to scare the
people into theirs by running til. at them
with Great Britain and Mexico beth a.
oncel He talked in real democratic stvle
about Oregon and Texas, and told us that
either Mexico and Great Britain or The u |
nlted States would have to shack our from |
their present position, or there would have I
10 be ga fight oHt" somewhere; and his /
Excellency guessed that "we Americans"
would choose of the two to ',fght ouf'-
the militia should be well
drilled, and Governor Brown would. Of
course. be re-eIectedD We'll. his seems
III right i : very proper that the de-
@oeracy should be cery Jrare indeed just
aow for, as they have broug bit a good part
II our present troubles upon US, they should
'e exactly willing to stand their ground in
his crisis. At all events, let them prove
etter soldiers than somebody's grand. pa
We woi Of a
But we don't wonder at The miIitia's not !,
ayng any very strong desire to come out
n such occasions, il, at every one, like this. h
icy are kept on parade in the broiliag sun. Il
line for or hours together, without c
zen dinner Itself We must confess that
leh treatment is not greatly 10 be sought
ter. G
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
MECHANICS ATTENDI I
rhe mechanies Of IIolIr snrings and Il

The mechanics Of Holly Springs and u
ciniIy are regIestea 10 meet at the Court
House, on Monday next, for the purpose
of taking into consideration he Interests Of
that useful class Of our fellow citizens, ard
OF consulting together as to the best method
of promoting the objects Of the meeiiDg.-
The Interests Of this portion Of The commu-
pity have, We presume all will admit. been
TOO long neg eIected, and their rights already
gone 100 long misrepresented in the Legis>
lative councils Of the State. The proposed
meeting is designedlo take under special
advisemeEt the present system Of convict
labor in our penitenliary, and lis bearing
on the mechanical industry Of the State
We doubt not but that the great Importance
of this subject has before suggested itself
to the minds of our mechanics, and it's now
high time that some efficient action were
had on the subject, to which we hope they
arc well awake Then let every citizen of
this class come forward to the meeting on
Monday night; for ifthey do not look 70
their own interests, who will ?
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

We are authorised to announce LEWIS
SAWYER IS a canCidale for Sheriff Of lIar-
shall county.
We are authorised to announce JAMES NJ.
COOPWOODi as a candidate fer SAeri Il OF
Marshall County.
We are authorised to announce John e.
fcCarrOll as a Candidate FOR Sheriff OF
Marshall County*
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

JAMES O ALDERsoN, the present Clerk Of the
AlstE ict Chancery Court at Holly Springs, for
The counties OF TIppah, Pontoloc, Lafayette, Pa
aoia Coahoma, dnica, Desolo and Marshall
IS acandidate for reelection to that Office IN No
Vember next.s
We are authorised TO announce Col HANNIBAL
HARRIsI as a candidate for Chancerv Clerk. ia
The District composing the counties Of Tippah,
PontotoeY Lafayette, Pauola, COaheIna, Tunica
Desoo, and Marshall
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

We find the following in the Augusta,
Geo. Chronicle Of the 25sh ult.
Ma McDUFFIE, we regret to learn bv
the following extract from a private letter
has been attacked with paralysis:
ABBEyILLE. May p.
Il have just heard that Mr. MEDIUM.
was attacked suddenly, On yesterday with
paralysis, and has LIST the use OF one side
and his speech"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

We feel much interest in the efforts now
being made to promote Education in our
Country and viii take great pleasure IN
Offering the use of our columns to those
who wish TO present the subject with all
It's advantages, 10 the public. We hone
our friends will aid in the promotion Of So
noble cause, BY furnishing Us with well
written articles for publication.
Mr.. FALcoNzR Having learned ,ba,
an Examination Of the pupis of Central
Female Academy, situated about 3 n,;les
South west OF Holly Springs, would take
place on Thursday 2Slh INST. curios;tv ia
duced me to be present on that occasion
was much surprised at the large nnnaber
OF persons there assembled, antl ! h,d
witnessed the performances Of the vonoo
Ladies. The school presented a Iovel99
sceaei bo'h Teacher and Students facos
oeaming as brightly with Health anj ban,
plnesS, from their morning walk, as The
beautiful flowers which me class IN Ro,ae
ay analyzed. The dexterous and nrornr
answers 10y 81 the classes, was admi,abfa I
Arilhmetic, shoyiuo ~,
heir able and efficient Teacher. Mrs NJ
HOLIDAY, is worthy the Confidence Of
ler Patrons, and has not been reniss i
mparting instruction to the youthful minds
committed to her care.
A VISITOR
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
May "a. 1854

VIM. W. Cherry. Esq of Bertie county,
n. G. who had been nominated by a whig
convention as the successor ofthe Hon. ZEN
meth Rayner, died on the I'd inst. at Jack
son. Northampton county. In the death
of the lamented Cherry, North Carolina
has lost one of her purest and most gifted
sons, and society has been bereft Of one of
ITS most virtuous and upright members.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

IHE TWENTY NINTH CoSGREss.-
The election in Virginia, says the Balls
more Patriot, brings up the number of mem.
bers chosen for the next Congress TO I63.
OF o., whom 58 are wings. 90 locos 6 natives.
mere are 50 more members to be elected,
IN Mary land. North Carolina, Indiana,
hehtucky, Tennesse, Alabama, Mississip-
+ and Florida. and a vacancy to be filled
IN each OF the Stases of Maine Massa.
chusetts and New Hampshire.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

What has become Of our efficient pat
rolls? If some Of them don't show their
faces about town occasionally in the dark
hours Of night, there will be mischief to
pay in Holly Springs, before next christ,
mas. There are white and black devils,
turned loose b. old Belzebub himself. in
cur streets every night, perpetratiag deeds
hat the old teJJOlo himself would blush to
own.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

PLAoUEMINEs. At an election in the
parish Ct Plaquemines. Louisiana, lew
days go. to elect member ofthe Louisi-
ana convention to fill the vacancy occasion.
ed by the death Of Judge leonard, only
the legal vote ufthat parish was casl-
four hn@dreR aaE fourteca The MAJ ritv
cast for Polk at the last Presidential cleo,
ion, our readers will remember was near
Iy one M0uSaadi
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
For District Aftorney.

We are authorised TO announce Col. s. D.
hARTrS, as candidate for District Attorney OF
Jhe seventh Judicial District, al the ensuing No.
Tember election.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
For Prchate Clerk.

We are authorised to announce BASIL G,
HARLEY, as a candidate for the Office of Pro
bate Clerk al tie ensuing November election.
We are authorised to announce GORDEN-
L Ii WAITE, the preseUt incumbent, as a can
oldate lot Probate Clerk, Al lhe ensuing No
VembeT election
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
FIomhN

/ . CoaaeA oglH
msai The ssJci
10 bring 3oraE
| CConneH mals
| lin Repeal As.o,
on The occas.ondl
Staten Island, Ne9
He said Il uaa,r
comes across lhs
gro BLOOD and fru
government Whn
y IS guigyof ssya
He continued
nuueiation loual tt5
slavery question, and
language that beRisa
slavery here and o.
Government or else
resent Us as a means
the Eagiish.
The latter hypai
correct ; for, 10 a.al
Message he made q
vices of the Irish Mis-
the American Eas
words
1 ne ETeSlltl. Ii
gon territory Gear Ed
war with them, ta.P.8
rom the other 81
YOU 90 to war Wilha
There was no laAs
British GCvefnmal
about O'egos
tell Msm from ftis
ths ftr0a
perfectly ssegre--lls
Empire maiaia.nal-
.ogls, IN lis Lis '
BROUGHT DOWN 1lass
Us The PaTiIamfa hls
Oregon shall De TaEH
,e1as shall Be har
Tbs very hal
doae lhe Eng
urnisbed Tie large
II British ocaqa5sss
by all msaHs @
5g OGH'a
AVE no objections 'oa
ace Green Nonia5
Connoll hOvH5saty
"a, and Americans
Money 10 help hin
ppears however
lrs have accomP
ain 10 fgh qga'as
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
Fer CircuIt CIefgx.

We are authorised TO announce William
he. Williams candidate tor Circuit
Clerk Of Marshall County.
we are authorised 70 ahn0unce A. 4. Ca
EUTHERS the present Incumbent as a candidate
1or Circuit Clerk Of Marshall county. MISS
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

Gen SAN HoUsFoN passed up the river
yesterday on board the steamer Nashville
on his way to Middle Tennessee He re-
celved and returned the salptations Of a
number of his friends and acquaiutances,
during The short time the boat stopped.
IEnqNirer, June 5kh.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
MALE SGE

The present sss' -
be closed on lJ-l y
ed on the 2stb Of y
sion SIS for Bagi'-
qua ges am Pi'f
few boaIdeTs. ,,x
June 7lb, 1915
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

The summer fights, IN Holly Springs
commenced early on Sunday morning last.
The resolution Of the parties engaged
gives US the assurance :hat fine bushes
viii be done between this and the dog.days.
4 faithful register of names, facts and i
TENS, is kept at the Mayors Office, for the
inspection Of all interested.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07


Mr. PARisHs SELECT ScHo0L-Ex-
HlBITIoN.-Au exhibition Of public speak
ing, by portion Of the students of this eX-
cellent school, was held at the Court House
on Friday evening, the 3O,h ui;;mo, before
large and intelligen; audience, amOns
which was a goodly share olthe beauty
and loveliueas of our pleasant village. We
don't think we ever saw anything Of the
kind 60 ofin better style All seemed de-
lighted at the manner IN which the stu
dents, without exception, acquitted them
selves. Three of the young gentlemen de-
IIvered original speeches on the occasion.
which ehowed a depth Of thought, ana
fund of historical and statistical informa-
ton that astoniahed all who heard them.-
His Ex2ellency, The Governor was wit,
ness Of most Of the Performance Of the eve
ming, but had retired before the original
speeches were delivered, which was very.
much 20 be regretted, as there were many
truths contained in taetwo Iasr,
in relation to the odious doctrine Of Rcpu-
diaton, which we think should be thunder,
ed into the ears of his ExceiIency at least
once every 24 hours.
The Rev. G. PARISH, the worthy prin
,ipal, deserves great credit for the tasteful
manner in which the exhibition was got
eG up, and the students are entitled to
much praise for their proficiency in the
of the various parts selected
~ them.