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The weekly independent. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss) 1848-1853, 1849-08-04
ROBERT DESHA 4 co.,
Commission Merchants,
MOBILE, ALA,

MOBILE, ALA.
G.. A. CHANDLER, AGENT, Columbus, MI
I HAVE a large supply of Bagging and
| Rope, on hand, which will be supplied to
customers, at cost and charges. For Bagglng
and Rope apply to G McFarane & Co.
Al Cotton shipped to the abore House, IN the name
of G. "A. Chandler, on account Of the o,c1er, 'oM
be insured. | will be alternately in Aberdeen
and Columbus. G. A. CHANDLER.
July 20, 1919. l3-Sm
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NOTICE.,

NIIlS is to forwarn all persons from trading
L for four notes made by myself, and payable
to James Livingston for the sum of
Three Hundred and Serenity Fire Dollars
each, and payable follows one, due the
29th of September 1919, the 2d due the Goth
of November 1919, the Bird due the 29th of
January 1850, and the 4th due the 29th Of
April 1850. Because FIRST | have offsets
against said notes, and have been guarnisheed
and because the consideration for which they
were given, has i'll great measure failed
HENRY BUTLER.
July goth, 1919. 14-3w
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Good Cigars.

THE undersigned have just received few
i thousand OF the best Cigars, of the fol-
lowing brands:
La .Auia sonia and La Diana RGgaiids.
These cigars can be sold cheap at Retail,
and are recommended as first rat. 'a
ECKFORD & MARSCHALK.
July 2S, 1910. li-tf
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DIR. LEONIDAS l.. COLEMAN.

E1tttFTtfFy J TV7F
HAVING permanently located in Aberdeen,
Ill respectfully tenders his professional SER
vices to the citizens of Monroe County. Dr.
c. will practice upon the Eclectic system or re-
form practice, as taught in the Eclectic school
in Cincinnati He may be found at his coffee
on Chestnut street, near the Court House.
unless professionally absent. All practice
entrusted to his care will meet with prompt
attention.
.l6erdeea, Miss. July 6M. 1919. 1l-5w
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Direct from California.

MFR HENRY A. SHILLITO will wait on all
Wl those indebted to us, to obtain set
tlement of their accounts, either by money or
by note.
The arrangements Of the present firm are
of such nature. that our business up to the
LIST of July instant mus; be Immediately clos
ed.
We shall be under the necessity, at the cx-
piration of thirty days from this date, TO place
all accounts unsettled in the process of sum-
mary collection.
WALTON & TERRELL.
Aberdeen July 30, 1919. l3-tf
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Announcements.
For the august Election.

We are authorized to announce
SANFORD C. BLANTON,
as candidate for the Office of Mayor, at the
election to be held on the LIST Monday in Au-
gust next.
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New Goods for Spring. 1919.


M NJ. COIART. successor to COzart &
w Clarke takes great pleasure in ANNOUNCE
ing TO the citizens of this city. vicinity and to
the public at large. of North Mississippi aud
Alabama, and more particularly to the friends
and customers of the former concern, that he
Is now in receipt and daily receiving and will
Ion,inuc to receive during This month. much
the largest, most complete and select stock
of scasonablc Goods, staple and Fancy that
has ever been brought to this market selected
with great care by himself from first hands.
M.NrfAcTrRERS AND IMPORTERS, which he
can afford and will offer Mt prices correspond
ing with the times. He would specially invite
the attention of the Ladies to his list of few
OF the Lending articles in the fancy line, viz
Extra Rich Brocadr Poult de Sole,
Chameleon, do
. Gro de Rhine.
Watcr'd. ig Il. and plain Gro dc Nap. blk and
Mattconis, Italian Lustriugs, soft md
glossy-lrnan and silk Gnuzcs. a mngni-
hccni article for evening dresses: Striped.
plaid ,fg'd & chanGablc Tissues, many pat
terms Of which are very cheap and beautiful
Organdics and French Lawns in great pro-
fusion ~ least 200 pieces from 25c. upwards;
I'm these goods he can offer great induce
mcnts y Worsted, SIX and other Beraaes
striped, plaid and solid colors Polka En-
broidcrcd and fg'd Swiss Muslins White,
Pink and Blue raretons.
Splendid Lace Capes. Chemzettcs, Collar
Cuffs, &c; do. Embroidered Grape Shawls,
&c. &c; Hosiery & Gloves in great variety
SILK 4 Cotton new still d Lace Wells!
Linen Cambrick HankerchieiS from 25c 10
500: Bonncts and Ribbons, new styles and
cheap.
100 pieces. Scotch, French and American
GiuGllams from 2jc. upwards.
Checked striped and very fine Ilair-cord
MusIus; Garment and furniture Dimity, &c
&c. sc.
All Of which in every instance will be Of
fcrcd as cheap and in many cases lower thar
similar goods in this market. Call and exam
inc before purchasing and test the fact.
Nav lOth. ISi9. tf-3
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Male academy.

NHE next session Of this Institution will
i commence on the 23d day Of July next,
aud will end on the 18th day of December,
1919. Terms as Formerly
j. CRAWFORD, Pri"cipol.
AprRDEEN, June 80, 1919. loft
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GRAND LODGE LOTTERY.

CLASS THIRTY-ONE,
wa be drawn on Saturday, .augna 4h, ls49,
IN THE TOWN OF ABERDEEN,
BETWEEN THE HOURS OF A AND 3, L. M.
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MRS. ARMFIELD, will resume her School
ltI ON the 23rd inst, and. including Il short
vacation during the session. close ON the 18th
of December next. Terms ii, formerly.
Aberdeen, July -, 1919. l2-Gw
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The Fine Arts.
MIR. MASSALON, Portrait Painter.

M OST respectfully announces TO the citizens
M of Aberdeen and its vicinity, that he has
taken rooms at the WALTON HOUSE, where he
will be pleased to wait on all who, may desire
Portraits executed IN his style.
July 9TH, 1910. ll-tI
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English and Classical School.

WHE subscriber will commence the next
/ session OF his School on Monday the 23d
day of July, and close it on the 18th Decrm-
Der. lsi9 including a short vacation. Terms
as formerly. JOS. DfSART, A. NJ,
ApnuErN, June 80. 1919. lott
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Regular Course of Study.



JUVENILE orhogmphy, Reading,
Writing Mental Arithmetic FIRST Lessons in history.
Grammar aud Geography.
Boois-Wcbst.rs Spelling Book McGuilic's Sc
ries of Readers Davies Mental Arithmetic. Parlrys
History and Geography, Balloons First Lessons i'll
Grammar with Oal Instruction various subjects.
adapted To the capacity ot pupils.
PREPARATORY DEMONSTRATION and Mod
ern History and GEOGRAPHY, Grammar, Arithmetic
and Watts on the Mind.
B0oLS-GoodrrhS Ancient aud Modern History,
Wizards History of the United States. Morsc's
Geography. Bulliol's Grammar, Davies Arithmetic,
Watts on the Mind.
COLLEGIATE DEPArTNrNT.-Fr,Sh Glass;
Algebra. Geometry, Botany, Rhetoric. Mythology,
Grammar, Reading upon the principles ct Eocu"n,
Composition.
Boohs.-Davirs' Algebra. Lcgcn,lrc'. Geometry.
Blar> Lectures. Elements Of NJ Mythology, McGunic's
Rhetorical Guide. ..
SOPHOMORE CL,ss.-Gcomery completed, Trgo-
nometry, Mcnsuration Astronomy. Physiology, Log
ic and Chemistry commenced.
BookS.-Burrir's Geography of ihe Heavens. Cut
tcrs Physiology, Whacy's Logic, Cunstochs Chem
stry.
JUNIOR CLAss-Chcmistry continued Natural
Philosophy. Geology and Mmcralogy, and the Evil
drnces of Christianity.
SENIOR CLAss.-triiicism, Mental aud Moral Phi-
losophy and Political Economy.
OrrioNAL SrrpiEs.-Iutn, Greek. French, Span
isl or Italian, and the Ornamental Breaches,
RATES
The Juvenile Department per session, $40 90
Preparatory Drpo,. upnt, Is M
Collegiate Departments % w
Contingent expenses for fuel @c. w
No extra ch"rge for the Languages, whcn
taught in the regular classes.
Ornamental branches charged extra,
Drawing aud Painting, 10 90
Crayon Work. 10 %
Ornamental Needlcwork 10 90
Cslisthcnics. . 60
Pupils taking lessons in all of the above ornamrn-
tai branches will be charged ioraIl 80 0o
Music. 20 TN
Use of Piano, 90
Boarding per session, washing and lights, 50 90
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Dame Fortune stands in merry mood,
Pouring her tavors to the crowd,
Be ready friend before they fall,
Who knows but you may catch them all
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WALTON l. TERRELL.
JAMESON Il HEADDEN,
Merchant Tailors,

ttIIIIS' ~ puuthuuI u'dlFf5, or
very low for cash. Their stock consists in
part Of
Fine and supcyf"e Jlmk aad fancy French Cloths,
Plain nut Coried, nngi, md double MHied,
Black and Fancy DocskiHs.
English AMI FrcHh Drap TetC,
PLAN y F'gUred Satin. Linen & MdrSciAlcs Tcaings.
4 tem patterns Of rey fine whHc figured Satin for
Party or IIcdding Tests,
Black y lIhdc Kid Gorcs;-SupcndTs, Neck &
Pocket Hamdh0thicfS, DE- Sc.
MI OF the above goods We will furnish and
make mp IN Il manner not surpassed by any in
the country.
We will sell our goods on time to punctua
dealers. but we u'uot have money for our work
Wrarc forced to adopt the cash system in order
TO sustain ourselves. AS journrymrn will not
work without money. 10 Prices reduced OF
course, for cash. ID. JAMESON.
JOHN llEADDEN.
Aberdeen Miss Nav 49, 1919 4-u
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2gA WllE subscriber respectfully Anna
FINN informs his friends and the ss..ss
I-skA public generally, that hc has Gla.
this day opened an entirely new Hotel in the
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MILL CRANKS.-A superior article of
WI BiackSalthS and Carpenters Tools for sale
by NJ. }. WlCkS co.
Lmly -. $50 ll-tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-22

the last session has been one of mpre
than ordinary prosperity, the number of
students during the whole term having
averaged at leas, one hundred and eigh.
ty, and The prospects for the next being
quite as flattering. Taking into consid-
Grafton the health, morality, and intel.
ligence of the community, and thb abi.
ity and assiduity of The teachers, we
feel warranted in recommending the
Howard High School to the country at
large as eminently worthy of their con.
6dence and patronage. -
All ofwbich is respectfully submitted.
J. A. LIGHT,
w. G. CAPLES,
w. HOLMES.
Fayette, March 18th.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-22

AGENTS FOR THIS PAPER.
v. B. PALMER, Esq, is authorized to pro-
sure Advertisements, receive Subscriptions
and make Collections for the TIMES, ct his of.
fees in the following cities:
Observation-Disclosures Corner Thirt
and Chestnut streets.
BALTIMoRE--South-E East Corner Of Balti
more and Calvert streets.
New YoRK-Tribune Buildings.
BosToN--No 5, State street.
Fdyette--Andrew j. Herndon.
HuntsuiHe-Wm. D. Malone,
Blooming ton-Thomas G. Sharp.
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
For one year, if paid in advance, SO 90
Ii not paid before the end Of the year, 3 w
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One square, az lines or less) One Dollar
for the first, and so cents for each subsequent
insertion.
Liberal deductions made to Merchants and
others who advertise by the year. .
JOB PRINTING,
or every description, executed with neatness
and despatch, on reasonable terms.
JUSTICES BLANKS AND BLANK DEEDS,
Neatly executed, kept constantly on hand,
and for sale low.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-22
SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT

AL hEtonl
Or THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE
MISSOURI ANNUAL CONFERENCE TO
ATTEND TIE EXAMINATION OF HOW
ARD HIGH SCHOOL.
If Gas no one will deny) the well be-
ing Of our nation much depends on the
proper education of the rising and sue
ceeding generations, it behooves every
lover of his country to take deep in.
terest in the prosperity of our literary
institutions. But in this many have
manifested degree Of apathy tending
to the extent of their influence both to
the destruction Of literature and the
degradation Of our nation in the esti-
nation Of the civilized world.
II is. however, gratifying to know
that men are waking up to sense of
interest and duty. Through the infu-
ence of wiseYle gisla.ion common schools
are established in which the children of
the poor as well as of the rich, can OBJ
tain the elementary branches of educa-
ton; while here and there Colleges,
Universities and Institutes are spring
ing up, in which, TO those who are able
TO incur the expense, every facility is
offered TO acquire the highest branches
of literature and science. But while
we rejoice iu the prosperity of those,
we feel, that TO meet all the wants of
the community, in reference to educa
ton, an intermediate class of institu-
lions is necessary, where the sons and
daughters of those in moderate circum-
stances, may, with small expense, &C.
quire such an education as will place
them, in point of literary merit, on a
level with those possessing wealth and
effluence. To meet this demand, Sem
inaries and High Schools have been es-
tablished, at which, without sending
the youth, male and female, of our land,
TO distant institutions, where fashion it.
self requires that great expense should
be incurred, and where they must me-
cessarily bo exposed to many balefuI
influences. they may obtain all the
branches necessary to polished edu'
cation.
Among Seminaries, there are few, il
any which stand, deseruedly, higher
than the Howard High School, located
in Faye,te. Howard County, Missouri
We had the pleasure, during the las
week of attending the semi annual ex
animation, both of the male and female
departments of this school, which
proved an intellectual feast, not only tt
ourselves, but also TO the assembled
mullitudes who witnessed the exerci
ses.-Wednesday was taken up in tn
examination of the classes in the pri
mary departments; the male under tn
care of Mr.. E, X. ArTERBERRY; tn
female, under that of Miss l.. c. LIZ
LAND, in each Of which was NANTES
proficiency alike creditable,o the teach
ers and their scholars.
Thursday and Friday were spent
the examinations alternately, of III
male and female classes in the hight
branches. In the male department
under the tuition of Professor Davi
the young gentlemen, generally Shove
an advancement in their studies whie
would do credit TO College or Ur
versity. The examination of the cla'
ssin Latin, Greek, the various branch
Of Mathematics, Philosophy DC W
highly gratifying. CsndOr' howeV'
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GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. .
Office, up stairs, nert door to Crenshdp's Hotel
Entrance, Water Street.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-18
DrIinqNcni> AstfEad!
T II f L A ST G. A L L

4 IL persons Indebted to me for subscription TO
Il the fo,ca Capitol Reporter, advertising, Sc, are
hereby notified that directions will be given to the
Justices, and others with whom their notes and ac-
counts are left for collection, 10 commence suits
thereon by the first of March next, unless full pay
raent, or satisfactory arrangements therefor, be
made prior to that day. ~ ..s.. A.. .
Having never yet, in al M business transactions,
Instituted legal proceedings against any in this
Stata. will deeply regrc. being reduced at last, to
such an alternative. But, in The eases Of those
whom have iadulcca year after year, upon fair
promises, the point is reached at which sforbcar-
ance ceases to he vrtue;' and if forced to this der
neir resort, order TO secure just dues Che &C.
cumulation Of Co$ts--pcrhaps equal to the entire
amount OF their indehtedness-wil! be the unavOia-
able consequence OF their own cuipablc neglect
Look to this, ere the day Of grace be past.
The notes and accounts against persons in tie ii.
cinitcs below named, left principally, in the
hands OF The following persons:
In Linn !. Benton cos, with Ho&oa ". Gray. Marion
Those of Nahaska co. with Henry Temple. Oscaioosa
+" Inuisa :. :: Sam. Warn. Wapelio.
&c :. Kcokuk :: J. c. Mcconnell, Sigou-ncy
iIuscatne ss d. C. Cloud, Elooniiug. Oh
g Clinton &: VIM. Lc1angweIl, Dewitt.
I4osu,.oa forra wi. tf,c ucc'~c nar'cr
persons. are in my Hands. Eer,it:ances to me di-
rect, b. mail, will be lunctuaily credited.
4. II. PALMER.
Iowa City, Jan. II, 1919.
y +. wish i, distinctly understood, that no re
spscs of persons will be shown II favor Of that gcne-
rons ~ class OF men who only took The paper to ..ya-
tfonizs'' il, not pay for il.
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Corporation Mcetias.

at y meeting OF the citizens Of Iowa
City, held at the court house in said. city,
on Saturday the l4th inst, for the purpose
of nominating Board of City Trustees to
be voted for at the city election, on the
23d inst, Joseph T. Fales, Esq. was call
ed to the chair, and w. Penn Clark. APP
pointed secretary.
The following gentlemen were duly
nominated for members Of the Board Of
i,ustecs James Robinson, John Crutn-
mey, Charles J. Swan, Anson Hart, and
Thomas Ricord.
On motion, HE Secretary was authori-
rs. 10 provide tickets for the election.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned
JOS. r. FALES, Chm.
w. PEss CLARK, Sec'y.
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enticaling cestain record approved FEBRUARY

enticating certain record approved February
twenty second, eishteeh hundred and forty nine,
Be e.Grted By the Senate and House Of Rcpr0sen--
tafivss Of the Cnifcd Safes Of Am<rca in Congress as
sembied That the first section Of the act entitled
An act for authenticating certain records appro-
we'd February twenty-second, eighteen hundred and
forty-nine, be, and the same is hereby amended 50
as to read a. follows:
SEC. Beif enacted By the Senate anu House Of Re.
preseniares of the Unifed States Or america in Con-
sress Asscmblec, That may and shall be lawful for
the keepers or persons having the costody OF laws
Judgments, orders, DEGREES, journals, correspond
ence or other public documents Of any foreign gov
eminent its agents, relating to the title Of lands
claimed by under the United States on the appca
tonhea ona Of Tho iepartments,the solicitor Of the
Treasury, or the Commissioner OF the General Land
Office, to authenticate the same under his hand and
seal, and certify the same to be correct and true
copies OF such laws, judgments, orders, DEGREES,
journals, correspondence, or other public docu-
ments; and when the same shall be certified bv An
American minister or consul under his hand and
seal OF Office, or by judge OF one Of the United states
Courts under his hand and seal, be true cpes OF
the originals, the same shall he sealed up by him
and returned to the Solicitor Of the Treasury who
shall file the same in his Office, and cause il to be
recorded in book to be kept for that purpose. A
copy OF said laws, judgments orders, decrces Jour
mails correspondence, or other public documents so
filed, or OF the same so recorded in said boUk, NAV
be read in evidence in oil courts where the title to
land claimed by or under the u. States may come
into question, equally with the originals thereof.
Approved March 2, 1S49.
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See what the Press SAYS OF Holden: -.l
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ShcriFss sale.

DY virtue Of An execution to me directed, issued
ID out of the Clerks Office OF the District Court in
and for the county Of Johnson and State of Iowa, in
favor of Abraham Teser and against Lorenzo n.
SIZES, on the 4th day Of April, isss, have levied
upon all the right title, interest and claim OF the said
Lorenzo II. Sales in and 10 the undivided half Of the
Southeast quarter Of section uS) and the Month
west quarter of section C2o) in Township 80 North
range west Of 9Th principal meridian, situated in
said County, and shall offer the same for sale al
public outcry Thursday the 2ith day Of May next
at the Court House door in Iowa City in said coun-
ty. ~between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and Of the
clock r. NJ. of said day, to satisfy said execution
and costs that may accrue thereon.
JOHN D. ABEL, Sheriff.
iowa City. Anil 18th i3i9.-5a-3w pfees Si,c0
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Lam arraEats.

A FRESH supply. WARRANTED oKsU1sE, JUS,
II received by the undersigned, and for sale
cheap for cash: or 10 locate improved farms for
claimants or settlers, ON TIME. Apply soon.
A. II. Palmer.
p. S. Persons at distance, > ishing 10 avail
themselves of the favorable opportunity here
offered, may communicate with me by letter.
post paid and in mos, cases arrangement. for
the entry Of their land may be perfected without
The trouble and expense Of journey TO the Land
Office. A. H. PALMER.
Iowa City, Feb nh. l849
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SIiERIFFS sale.

Dr. virtue Of an execution to me di.ected,> issued
- out Of the Clerks Office Of the District Court in
and Tor the county OF Johnson and State Of Iowa. in
favor Of David Cole and against William Patterson,
on the 10th Gay OF February, 1919. have levied up
on all the right, title and interest of said William
Patterson, in and to lot No. s, in Block No. 80, ip
Iowa City,ith the appurtenances and shall otter the
same for sale at public outcry Saturday, the 18th
day or April next at the Court House door, Iowa
City, in said county, between the hours of 10 A. Nj
and Of the clock, p. NJ, Of SAID day, TO satisfy said
execution aud costs that may acrue thereon.
JOHN p. AnEI, Sheriff.
iowa Ci:y, .ssrca -, r:t:Csas, s