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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03

town meeting was held in the city
Hall on the evening Of the 95th ul,inoo.
reiatiVe TO the commencement Of the
work on the Dayton ard Richmond Rail
Road. DR.. James r. Mendenhall was
chosen president, and James NJ Starr
Secretary. The presiding officer stated
IN brief the object OF the meeting, and
was followed by John II. Hutton who
gave brief account OF the course of the
engineers now engaged in the survey of
the route from New Paris to this place.
assuring the meeting that the line just run
was much more practicable than any pre-
viously found.
Mr.. Stoddard. the president Of the
Dayton and Western Railroad Company
was then presented TO the meeting. he
gave a detailed account Of the operations
Of the Company, and their intentions as
10 the prosecution Of the Road 70 the
State .ine-that the company had already
let contracts on - miles near Dayton
/ that they designed putting some Of the
heavy sections under contract this tall
+ and that it was determined 70 prosec Ute
the with energy to completion.
DIR. II. Van Tuyl of Dayton also adj
dressed the meeting upon the practica
bility Of the route and the ability of those
interested to make the road. The NEE t
ing was also addressed by Messrs. IIol
loway and Bicklc on the entire ability 0
our citizens To make the road and the ne
ccssty Of immediate action
| The meeting determined by vote L
consolidate the two companies, and aP
pointed Mr. Bickle to act in con junction
with Mr. Stoddard to mcmoralizc The
legislature Of Indiana and that of Ohio tc
sanction and legalize such consolidation
! On motion Messrs Bicklc, Holloway
Swain, Morrison, Hutton. and Bentoi
were appointed to assist DIR. Van Tuy
in obtaining subscriptions Of stock.
| On motion the meeting adjourned.
J. r. MENDENIIALI., Pres
| j. NJ. STARR Scc'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03
Splendid sale Of Real Estate.

sDY virtue of authority To mo directed from
I the Wayne Probate Court. viii offer at
pubic sale, to the highest bidder, the following
real estate to-wit: ''oue hunlred rolls ia width
off Of the East side. Of the South west quarter
OF Section No. Il, in Township No. -, AMI
Rage No. West, ia Wayne County, Indiana"
being Tie farm formerly owned by Elizabeth
Ellis daughter of Shadcrick Henderson. The
sale will commence about 10 O'Clock on Satus-
.!ay the 81 day of November, I-lJ, at the Bank
ing hous.. door ia the city Of Richmond, ~ said
county, upou the following conditions Ono
third Of the purchase money will be repaired in
hand one thiri in nine. aud one thru IN eigh-
teen mo n,hs from the day of sale, the purchaser
10 give notes It'll approved security. on G.ie.-
red payments, waving the benefit Of the valua-
ton and appraise inc"t laws
;. r. BARNES, Cotnm:ssioner.
Oct. 3, 1919. iI-ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03

nULtSQU TAX a:.!-- Notice is hereby
given, that | will proceed IL sell at public
auction, the second Woadoy ia NooemJer next.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, n. ~ aud 4
O'Clock, p. IN. OF said day, b~ fore the council
house door IN this city, the following described
Real Estate, for Taxes due an! unpaid by tho
owners, to- wit:
On. QUITO, assessed 10 Tho's Benton aud owned
BY John DAVIS, known as stone quarry, south
Mau street;
Lot Nos. !, -, south Pearl street. and fractional
lot. sonth Marion street;
Lot No. 6, IT Wayne Avenue. VIM. Daily;
Lots No. ]. 10, north Fifth ST., Jere. Hubbard;
Lots 0. 1873, 1874, north Fifth ST., ID. 5 fioruey;
/ Lot No. f., north Marion ST, Henry Jackson;
/ Lot north Main ST, Geo Wilson;
+ Lot \ o. I43. south Green St, Geo. Wilson;
Lot No. ., W. 81 Fl. ". Avenue, Geo. Farmer;
Lot No. north half IL north Front street, Joha
a. Johnson;
Lo, No. I36, north Sixth st, John WooIman.
| The rents and profits of which said property
will b.. first offered for se for the shortest time
The same can be sold for: not breeding secen
yegTs, TO pay SAID taxes and costs OF sale; and u
the rents and profits will not bring the amount
required, will thea offer the fee simple TO tho
: CHEST bidder for cash in hand->eliing no more
of said property than will be sufficient TO cis-
charge said tax and costs.
II. u. P1YVE, Collector.
Richmond, Oct ;, $40. 4otn
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03

Why shout not tar be pail on all
Lanas!-Congrcss at its late session gave
the assent of the general government to
the several States admitted prior TO the
9th Of April 1890, to impose tax on all
lands thereafter sold by the L nitcd States
in said States from and after the day Of
such sale The States admitted prior 10
that time are Ohio, Indiana, Illinois. Ala
bama. Mississippi and Louisiana. This
subject will probably come before the next
legislature We believe that while the
State is 50 heavily oppressed TO pay the
interest upon the public debt, that every
foot of land which has passed into the
hands of spectators or even actual set
tiers should be taxed to assist in paving
the interest on the public debt. There is
large amount of lands in this State held
bv the trustees Of the Wabash and Erie
Canal under the State debt arrangement
perhaps 500. 900 acres Should they be
taxed also! This is a question 10 be set
tied by the .'wisdom Of the legislature =
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03

The Washington Republic says that q
military express is TO be maintained be.
tween Fort Leavenworth and Santa Fe. &c
start from each place on the 9th ofevery
month. and the Postmaster General has
issued instructions for the regular des-
patch of mails thereby. so that stated
means of intercommunicat alton will be kept
up. through this channel. with this remote
point Of our territory. The postage on
single letters Will be ten. on newspapers
one and a half cents each.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03

Wabash and Erie Canal Lands
During a recent visit TO the region OF the
W abash and Erie Canal. we spent some
time in the company of Thos. Bowling.
the efficient agent of the Trustees under
the Butler Bill. or State Debt Arrange
ment. From him we learned that the
Trustees had completed their selections OF
lands under the grant from the general
government, to complete the canal to E.
Evansville. and that the Trustees are now
ready TO dispose Of those lands on "mos,
advantageous terms" We passed over
several tracts thus selected and now Of
farel foc salc, and those situated in
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03
Railroad Convention at st. Louis.

Indianapolis and Terre Eiaute have ap.
pointed delegates to attend the conven.
ton proposed to be held ut St Louis on
the 10th proximo. Our citizens have the
same intercs, in securing the terminus Of
the great Pacific Railway at ST. Louis
that the towns named above, and shall
we not send at least one delegate. We
fear that our people will act in this mat
ter as the Irishman did when sent out to
dig potatoes. He took very comtorta-
bic seat and declared that if the man
wanted his ''potatoes" dug he must bring
them to him. If our ST. Louis friends
want their convention attended they can
bring their convention here.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03
COLD Diorins in Tudiaan-We passed

GoM DigGins IN Mdiaaa.-Wc passed
near the gold digsins in Morgan county a
few days since. and saw one of the VIC
Tins. Several persons have been engaged
for the past month or two. in washing the
ore from the dirt. and the former is said 10
be the .pure stuff We did no, learn
the amount which has been secured. bu,
the ncighborS appear 10 think a consider
able amount has been realized We are
convinced that there is any amount OF
gold in the rich bottom lands Of Morgan
county, and il can be easily made avail
able by plough and other agricultural
implements. Amore prolific soil, for corn.
is not to be found in the world.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03

Wr. Bau-aGn-- Lafdyette JournaI---
We have learned incidentally. becau we
have not seen copy Of the Tippecanoe
Journal Tor three months. that our young
friend Bausman has left the tripod Of that
paper 10 engage in some other business.
We regret TO part with him from the corps
editorial of Indiana He has been con-
nected with the press of this state for
about five years. and has during that time
rendered essential good service TO the
whig cause. About the time he took
charge of the Daily Journal, the VIII IS OF
Iippecanoe were in an unpleasant muss,
giving tree-sol candidate nearly nine
hundred majority. and al the last election
gave the wing candidate for Congress a
majority of157. Mr. Bausman is a fine
writer, and his services will be missed in
coming political campaigns. We know
not what business he may engage in here
after, but we trust his second sober
thoughts may induce him to again ,oir
us in the exposition Of the principles O
the locofoco party, and their conduct as
partizans. lie his lot cast. however
wherever it may, we commend him to al
..whigs good and true
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03
From New York,

Sepfember y. II n.
The transactions in Flour to-day have
been moderate, without any material
change in prices. although upon the whole
more inquiry for wheat, and prices remain
stationary.
The market for Pork is steady, but
without any sales Of consequence.
Lard is quoted, with regular sales at 81
a6s per 10.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03
LOG AL TIE VI s.

Iaeianztion--The Board of Health have ap-
pointed the following persons 10 vaecinate all
who will call on them at ill-ir residences or Of
fees:
LIST " ard-Dr. M-utenhaii, B. w. Davis aud
Bennett Banner.
2I-Dr Howe,ls and Dr.. Swain.
33-Char!es Fisk-, W. 4. Esckle aud |. Reed.
s,h-John Finley ans II e Payne.
- Il wni be cone free OF charge.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03

Edit0riaI Conrention.-Our friend OF
the Reville seconded by the Wing, pro-
poses Convention Of the printers Of this
county, on the goth of October next, "to
fix a uniform rate OF charges for all work,
and to cultivate a more intimate acquain-
lance and good feeling among those con-
Quoting the press of Old Wayne. We
are on hand. We have the best kind o!
feeling towards our brethren of the quill
and composing stick. and shall be happy
TO meet them at the place and time pro-
posed. We only resre; the call is con
fined 10 The county. We should have
been pleased 10 have met the smiling
countenance of our friend of the New
Castle Courier. and our neighbor Of that
beautiful Little city of Connersvrile.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03

The Winnebago Indians. discontinued
with the home assigned them by the treaty.
recently left for their old hunting ground
in Iowa. Capt. Page of Fort Smelling
marched a force 10 intercept them.-IIe
me, the Indians at Rice Lake and drove
them back. Further difficulties were ap-
pretended.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03

White county are particularly common
ded TO those who wish TO emigrate 10 that
portion of the State. Lands of an excel
lent quality. not more than twenty miles
from Lafayette. can be purchased Of the
Trustees TOR $3.50 per acre. and on a
credit d. four years. An opportunity IS
thus at!orlei . such persons as have not,
the ready ca,n - secure good homes and
fine farms White county VII III u few
years be among the best counties in the
northwestern portion of the State. 4,
present i, affords fine field for rearing
cattle. and any industrious man. however
poor, can get good start there that Will
insure a competence in few years.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03

"ConaHsttona.ty. BRO Vale cop
IS an article from the Pittsburg Gazette,
in which it is stated that General Taylor
declared the question Of slavery in the
territories would be ..settled constitutions
ally" Would Bro. Vale have it settled
otherwise!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03

The California Mail brought to New
York, by the steamer Empire City, a.
mounted 10 upwards of eleven thousand
letters, besides large number Of news
papers. Among the letters were number
of small neatly sewed linen bags, weigh
ing from four to sixteen ounces, and con-
tanning gold dust or scales.
0rONLY PAIR LEFT 'oF THE SAME
soRT.'-The Clerk Of the Court informed
US. on Saturday last. that there was about
one pair of firs,-rate marriage 'fixings'
on hand. and that he would dispose ofthe
article to the first applicant. The b'hoys
about this city had better be in a hurry.
or they'll have to wait until friend Noble
can get a supply of Licences made.
~Our respects TO a Native shall
be paid next week---'til then '.we hope
he will possess his soul in patience.
O." Melanc,hon." came too late this
week---he shall be heard next No.
tThe letter Of our Cincinnati Cores
pendent was not received until part of
this edition was worked Off. 1t was mail
ed in time TO have been received at the
regular hour 1t viii appear in our next.
ttTJames Hughes, of Monroe county.
is locotoco candidate for Agent OF State.
He informs his democratic friends that If
they will give him the office he VIII treat
them 10 oysters.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03

Yearly Meeting Of Friends--The
Yearly Meeting of tina, portion Of the So
Getty OF Friends. generally known as
IIick>i;es, is now in session in this city
The attendance is no, 5 large as usual!
owing no doub, 10 the fact. tina. the chole-
ra prevailed 50 fatally among our citizens
a few weeks since.
The Annual Meeting of Orthodox
Friends commences on Thursday next
Quite Il number OF the members have al
ready arrived.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03

Richmond Book Store -Messrs. Ell
der x Prescott have also been maxim g
additions to their stock Of Books, and are
ready for the fall trade. Their stock is
wei. selected and they say they will sell
as ..cheap as the cheapest" They will
too, try them.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03

~ NEW GOODS.-Messrs. ScoTT
& MENDENHALL, are just receiving and
opening their fall and winter Goods. KS
soon as they open the numerous boxes,
packages, &c, we II call and take peep
at them, and if they are as GOOD and
CHEAP As are usually sold by Scott 4 Co,
wen say so next week. One thing we
can place on record as fixed fact their
Tobacco is the real +. +. V, and no mis-
take
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03

Post Office Remored.-Th Post Office
of this city has been removed to the build
ing of Mr. A. Phillips, nearly opposite
Sloan's Hotel.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03

CATIIenry Clay is again ENJOYING the
OF his "own Ashland"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03

PRoSCEIPFt0E.----ttu Dur good locatoco
neighbor, are deeply Mortified at what they
call the prescription Of men for opinions
sake by the administration of General
Taylor. This winter there are four i'm
portaIt offices TO be filed by the legisla-
ture which has decided majority ofloco-
tocos. Those Offices are now filed bv
wings who have performed their duties
faithfully. and against their conduct not
one note OF complaint has been heard from
even the thI oat of locofoco. More etIici-
ent. prompt and safe officers than the
Treasurer and Auditor Of State have ne
yer been found in Indiana; but the locos
now have the power. and these men are to
be turned out, Why, simply because
they are Wings. Yet these politicians
pirate long and loud about prescription
''tor opinions sake" The party Invested
Of the patronage Of the general govern
ment are after the spois within the gift of
the legislature. with the terocitv of gang
of hungry wolves. Hosts of aspirants are
marshaling themselves for the contest.
and we suppose the Wings will look on.
and prehaps see one Of the '.beautiiulest'
fights ever gotten up.
"Locos your little hands were never made, &c
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03
l. | ) u OF LETTERS

Ed EaiarNINs in the
80 mond. Indiana,
which if no, taken OF
January 1850. will b.
Post Office as lei d |,
Persons calling 70
viii please say adve
Adelin sion Elihu
Arthur Currency
Achter Gerhard
Ball |, l.
Bra,ie, Griffin
Baxter ID X
Burton I. 7.
Brown ] y
Benge VIM
Baker Henry
Barton Margare,
Beeler Christopher G,
Bell Anne
Bell Mary Ann
Brown Newton
Bell Geo
Burgess Jos
Bond Caleb
Barnes Geo
BaIlenger Jchu
Clark VIM
Culberison James
Clark Eliza
Currie Peter
Cook y aihan
Clark Hannah \ ?
Croun W m
Doh Johann
DOMAIN Sarah
Dunlap Hiram c
, Evans Hannah \
! Observation-Disclosures
FRS, Elizabeth
Feasel VIM
/ Fcl,er Miss II
Foster Joseph
| Carrot, J ID
Griffin Allison
Halt Geo w =
iIeckermann VIM
lloustan w IN -
Hun, Ed {
Hardy Joseph
IIarah pO
llaughton VIM
Henning David
Hairless Isaac
Henderson Thos J
Herman Joseph
ingersoll John w
Johnson Chas
Jones Isaac
Jones Andrew
James Isaac, Jr
krogan John Hem
rich
kuhns VIM
hepler Joseph G
kltsleman Mr.
klaue Tan
Lem Michael
Long James
I.inucman Fohan /
Lynch Miss Mary
Lucas VIM
Lakenenn HI
Lands Samuel
Menke i.bcraord |
Moller Mr..
Ncndenhall Kirk
Mcrrith J
| Mcndcuhal E.Iiz 2
Niece x Hart
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03
H. Il. YNE, Collector.
Richmond, Oct ), $40. 4otn
a D,.I~IsrRATOR's NOTICE.-.The

DNINJ>TR \TORS TT e 80 no
"A undersigned, having taken out Of the Fro
bate court Of Wayne county, letters Of Admin
istration the Estate Of Joseph Pollock late OF
SAID county, d-ceases: notice ~ hereby gwen 10
all persons indebted to aid Estate ID make I'M
mediate payment, ana those having claims
against the will present them, i-galiy su-
the niicaied for settlement, " thin the time re-
quired BY law. The Estate i. probably solvent
a X. McGRIFF, Admir-.
Richmond, Oct. 3, 1913. 53.3S
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03

49,,
-~------~-----~--
GTE'ght persons wefo killed. al en-
vile, Arkansas. lew days since III
row created by an attempt OF the Sheiih
10 affes' a murderer ;.
~ h''''' we 49, =. - -,
ah"'o'i' -, ~ 80
stores OF rum 49, ,''''
'h'- ~ y
o-p,la., v.r.h ,,,,y wears the
,,.ar:..sn f,-a.,r ! prs Ia. been re.
nov, IN, ,.nIl have been don.
l,
1r.b,u o.c W p,,,,or 70
~ r,ua 81; so hroI,on a,I
o,,oruso ;,;,red . f.w davs since nv
..o;no ,h,,wn f,o,o ,,,, when the
borsas a,,achod thereto were r,,ning
~. 1;,. ho. !, On
49,, 1n..o;, so
If los g MARSHALL who declined tho
n,ace
n
,.s1C C.,.,l;. IN - ;a,a,.a 49,
aoa,ol,s. 49, aI1 e ~ IN.
worth as Consul at Stockholm.
~I,dre peaslee Of N. J,d;ana,olis
C;,o,,;, h,s S;ared h;s Tho bench
~ VIZ W. .
fill the place until the meeting of the leg
stature.
I'd =,
in;-.ooa ,ho 80 .o.,1, 1o1a . Go MI
lion. seven hundred and ,bir,v.,wo thou
sand, six hundred and forty-six.
o-I, : s,;d .bo D,Lo &c 1va,,;rr.on
has received from the Enplish Govern.
men,. since 1871 in military nav bouo,ies
Grants &c. abou, SIG 900 900. or some
100000 per year This sum has been
paid for DESTROYING life-what good-wha,
blessings such an amount would confer, il
expended in the education of the mind
| n-Nr Hanneoan. r.. States Ninis,er
to Berlin. had been very i'll at BRUSSELS,
at the latest dates from that civ. The
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03

City BOOK Store.-Our friend J. K
Nendenhall has recently made consider.
able additions to his previously larg:
stock Of Books and stationery. and nov
offers an assortment not exrelled in ,hi
section OF the west. Call and see.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03

'e Post Office in Rich.
"a. on the Is, October.
our before The Is; Of
be sen, 10 the General
letters.
for letters in this lis,
lver,ised."
Mercer Gen. Robert
Nunley Thos
McGruder G. s. X "
Miller Mr..
Madison James
Muriick Mr..
Meeker Davis
Marine Edmond
Mendenhall VIM
Murrv DR. ] s G
Mar,indale 'rhos
COrorke Edward
Perkins S +.
Palmer rhos =
Pyle George
Pyle James
Peel John
Porter Chariot
Pouell Il II
Reeves Jacob
Rummel Jacob
Robinson J +
Roadarmel WIN
Ryan Rev John
Rowen DR. Benjamin
Rowland Isaac
Schnale NJ
See 4 w
Symons rhos
Sawyers Edward
Sarr John
Al Stevens Walter q
Sultan 9
Sickman Frederick 3
Simmons Lewis
Stou,ler David
Swift Lot Z
Shu!l Henry
Simmons Samuel
Singleton John
Sexton Caiharine
Stanley Susannah
Swir Eli
Stonestrcet Sarah
Smith Sarah
Schrols NJ
Stephenson l. T..
Thompson James
Thomas Margaret II
Toule James w
Toschlag Bernord II
Trishel Jacob
Vogue Reuben
Norden ii b IL
VIM w
Wosser VIM
Woods John
Williams Mary
Wilson l.. X
allacc VIM L
Wesce VIM
Walton 4 @
BWecks james
Wells Thomas
Ways Messrs
Whitson John
Welsh Elizabeth &
INV allace VIM
Viewers Andrew
Wea,herby Geo
Wagner Andrew
Pu,ney Il Watts
Went Nancy
Weesner l.lwood
:. WILLIAMS Z. NJ.
,.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03

Nctc Book Store abas c. Hobbs,
has opened q book store in the room next
east of Mr.. Brightwell's residence. lie
has fine selection of works in the vari-
Gus departments Of literature and science.
lie sells a, small profits. and will take
pleasure in showing his stock TO purchas-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-03

Ep EsiarNING in the Pos, Office in Rich.
~ mond. Indiana. on the Is, October,
which if no, taken on, before The Is, of
January 1850. will be sen, 10 the General
Post Office as dead letters.
Persons calling for letters in this lis,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-17
cs {,

I'm lie rpal hciwrcn my koilse and llii.sle-
~ Eoush. sine lime stoti q, .asl u jsnc or
fls, 81 luis lasi, lsis,l panel q Iaie1s, snd
among TEN ass VI u igaiien ioni, na'lc q me
y the O.Dsniei-, landing themselves 10 keep up
lie rosk work "a a ceFisin lIidge buiA foT the
sas,seaser. ANY ptisan fIsiiEg such parCT
sliall h vel rsid { Ties will niun ]. 70 me. y
Il. lae know lhey haze aana surh raler.
ID. &. PARRISH.
January IL. e3-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-17
Caldwell Institute,
Eali;siOr0ugh, n. e.

rksHE next session viii commence IN Nednes-
n day Inc lOlh 81 January, 1919. students
applying Tor admission are required to produce
satisfactory testimonials Of eond moral character,
and no student viii lie perni,lcd 10 remain N
connection with tho. Institution who y known z
te discrderly or immorrl.
The Instructors in the different departments
are:
Greek-Rey. ALExlSpEa WILsos, d. d. Pre-
sident.
Latin-Rey. JomS A. BISsHAM, A. VI.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. GRAyEs, 4. NJ.
English EDwls A. IlEaHTr.
J. W. NORWOOD,
See. Of Bd. Of Trustees.
Hillshorough. n. c. Dee. 1. -5s
II The Raleigh Register, Standard, Nation,
n In,elligenccr, Presbyterian, Philadelphia, and
Walchman and Observer. Richmond. viii copy
once week for three weeks, and forward thciI
accounts 10 DR.. O. /. Long, iIillshorough.