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by the President Of the United States.

TN pursuance of law WILLARD FILLMORE President of the
that public sales viii be held the aforementioned land Offices in
the STATE Of assnsas at me periods to wit
September next for the disposal Of the public lands stu
North cfthe of fin principal meridian.
Township two, range
Fractional township north Of White ryer Of
North Of tie base line and Of the h principal meridian
Township fifteen, of range
A, The land oes :, oAMPAGNoLE commencing on Monday
lands within the aforementioned townships, 10 wit:
South the base line and ~sst Of the firth principal mridiGn
Townships eleven and fourteen, OF range seventeen.
AZ the Iand oea at EIESa commencing on Monday the
eighteenth August the disposal of public lands within
the follow named townships and of townships, viz
North Of the base linz and Of e h principal meridian
the ST. Francis township three range four
Township nine, of range seven
South Of the of th principal meridian
Township four aud Of and in sections thirty two and
AZ the land ofhee at LITTLE ROCK commencing Monday,
day September next for the disposal OF the public lands
the following named and near Cypress lake,
base line and wet Of the ih principal meridian
OF eight south half OF fractional
half twenty one twenty we quar-
ter of the noIhws. quarter Of wenVs1 and me
three, Of range fourteen.
other together with CHOSE and overowed land.
a us a. % ap s
public sales respectively under the act entitled An
and reclaim the
swamp lands within their m approved September %, 1850
from fs sales.
heretofore law OF Congress for military
rendered the United state. un DC permitted on Of the
king diplomatic
ment,h approved I'd March, 1851
The offering the above mentioned lands will be commenced
the day. spponted aud win proceed IN the order In which they
sales closed shall
open
wi Of the weeks
under hand city OF Washington this
May, Domn thousand eight hundred and hy zone
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President
]. BurrsRrIELD,
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May l3-lawl3w


ENaLIsH Report. In Law and Equity.-Repubishpg in
u n appear England md be received
country reports OF decided in the House OF Lords The
the OF equity, the court Of Queens
bench the court pleas
chamber admiralty
election
railway To he published in month
~ numbers parts number consisting Of 300
carefully eded by nmember tho
bar American decisions.
giving for that
numbers forming cople,s volume in itself, with
mail
n United States.
he r, number valuable series this day received
Lords the pvy council and
bench and after Mchsemas Term,
1850 and may examined the bookstore of
An
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Commissioner Of the General Land once.
NOTICE TO PRE-. EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person right OF presumption OF In.
townships
required establish the the satisfaction of the
Office, and
practicable seeing th notice and before
appointed Tor Of the public OF the
lands claimed Otherwise, such claim win
forfeited. .....
Commissioner Of the General Land once,
lJ-IswlJw
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~ Wo " "'''''"'' W NV
French cashmere. piano and table covers. in sets Those good.
printed elegant colo,
Damssca- piano. CENTRE table, and stand match,
all in the riches, contrast eoors
India embossed do eoors 10 match the coiors Of velvet carpets
A.n Tngb or.,sd damas wine fruit and dessert cloths in
doies natch and the style OF goods In The
cors all widths between three feet These are the
bet Tss soa o 1907 'ys s s % The
who take pride in furnishing heii houses aud IN protecting good
Ap 2s~oosif CLAcErT DoDsoN
,pHE Pocket Companion for Msehinisss, Mechanics.
and by oliver Byme, editor oths Dictionary Of Ma
chimes, Engine Work, and Engineering
Corrrsrs.
Weights, Measures whcclwright, Men-uration
Moan oasm s Applied 70
The Mechanical Powers.
strength rperas and % posc,ion Of Materials.
Torsion and Twisting
uuiyeal Tnernome,cr Resamer, rasrsnh. and conusde
Areas Of Zones and segments Of Circle.
Tables OF tie Length ofCircular Areas.
Table. Pipes. y DC sss Of Wheels, and
Weight Of Metals, strength Of Chains and Ropes.
Soldiers, cemena, and Compositions, -.
comprised in ono volume, for the pocket with en-
Can BY mail inng postage, Office the
May Nav 10 FRANoK TAYLOR.
THE Ererc,se, Arranged for military Instruc-
War Department Price postage to
any part the United smter, 10 This edition for sale in
Washington city by -
TAYLOR MAURY,
Booksellers, 9th street.
The Army Regulations published by the Department Of War
price Al Manual officer. of the
Po 81 . es army BE- III Han S' oy cdp Scott.
other works ohca character published
,hs 80, ~ government ay2t
THE American Miller and Miiiwrishfs Assistant,
L with illustrations, price ~.
Companion, plates OF chucks tools, tnstru
me srd patterns; VOL, rs cents.
Fruit Flour and Kitchen Garden adapted TO The United States
vol,
May 10 FANck TAYLOR
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cm the hieh had pred Of III. ..s az
and therefore possess The advantage
immediate without ineusing increased
incidental 10 opsnng new mines ana most ue be
sved be productive They arc all more OF ess
nsgsbe and other
psoduc 81 Louis, and arc IN t midst
yielding Abundany all the agricultural wossc" he s
itude n which they located. -.
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
MAY a Isw
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Regulations, published by the Department Of War
The Ordnance Manual for Of officers Of the army
Army Navy Registers Crosses Military Laws
Tactics; De Hart Courts Martai acofs Infantry
all other works Official character published At
Inc seat OF government May 2i
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nIasOLUTION Copsrtershtp.-Tbe firm heretofore
IL Of Dyer Brother is this day. by mutual
consent dissolved George r. Dyer viii attend the
Of the unsettled
w Dyer deceased to which immediate attention
il respectfully requested EDWhhD =, DYER,
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THE Exercise, Arranged Military Instrue-
lion Major Henry g. Wayne, United States army,
published authority ofths War Department Price 81 postage TO
United States ~ The edition for sale In
Washington city by -
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ny- NOTES.-The undersigned nave formed
the and nrm Of Dyer Mcclure and
viii continue The commission business
stand Of Dyer Of 10Th street asd Pennsylvania
They most respectfully socit continuance Of the patronage be
upon nr pledge themselves to discharge faith
fully uust conHded to them.
Dyer Mcclure prepared make advances upon all con
EDWARD O. DYER,
J. g, MCGUIRE.
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ISTuDEs lie Ps.se ct rAvenir de rArtiIlsrte par
Is. n-..a~ su,,. Nar.nInnu / 81

COMPLETE Ready R~ekoner. adapted tn tho wants
Of farmers. merchants mechanics lumber dealers. bankers &C
For sale by TAYLOR h MAURY.
May Booksellcrs, street
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lFrnm he Ralsish S4ntari. August 10


The people II this State voted Thursday last for nine
meuters nj Congress Though has not received nli
the returns, sufficient intelligence band enable rs t.,
form correc. oninn to he general result, Our readers
will End under their appropriate heads all the returns we
have received.
ln'le first district, which is largely Wing 7Tono,
Cii".bam Esq Southern Rights Whis has doubtless been
elect" over Col l. ) Gather, Consolidation Wig We
haze y sc'aras from this District.
Ia nc Stc"Id District. j. u. CdidgeU Esd Cousoli.
dlon Wing has been re-elected without opposition
In the Third District, Gen. Alfred Docery Consolidation
Wing has been elected in place Of Mr Deherry Wing over
Green ": Caldwell, Southern Rights Democrat
In the Fourth District. jas. r. .norehead Esd Consolida
ton J" ig, has been elected without opposition We have
no returns from this District
In the firth district, 4 ~. Venabc Esq, Southern Rights
Democrat has been reelected BY large majority over Cal
Vln Caves, Esq., who was voted for by the Wings
In the SIKH district, j. r. J. Daniel, Esq, Southern
Rights Democrat has been reeced also BY llrsc
~ over II. W. Miller, Esq. who voted iur by The
Wings. 80
in me seventh district, EIWi1m S. Ashe ESQ., Southern
h.A's Democrat has been reelected without opposition
We have no returns from his distrct.
in the eighth district. Ei,7ard &cnly Esq, Consolida.
Southern Rights Democrat -
10 the ninth district, Dcrid Oulur, ESQ Consolidation
Mhe has beea reelected We have no returns from this
district. - "
North Caroina will therefore send three Democrats five
Consultation Wings, and Southern Right. WING TO the
next Congress-.
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n0sIE. sc1i0O1. F0n yOT,G LaDin:


io Scnn"s w" b" re."pr"ed o. re 'ii': 10 IL. "a:
hex. Mos ." III: places In II ei:y iastl 1. 81
en- &c secuted by ea'iya p!ca"n The s,h"imr.
81 c Irnsih az At the unrcrsI,y o! Virginia. d"i wilma"
CIieg- and divided inn equal scss,ons r,cb. n
Inc plan % The school l. 10 Inn; ab"f! -, ..
Ders OF our family ami care ~" rnrS
~ and relisio.Iy. children With 50 "i, ~. Il
special attention can be gwen each AMI pom 80,
Instruction rn:ersd complete. The a!e' :on oi | .r,t
cultivated M ieps than the faculties Of The mind h'
rcsn'i usl! De med. alto I'd education al once CORR
rough, beai aud flashed With THIS new no"s -
rncnta will lie neglected underrat-. bnf as vi Ne .n
Vent them from beng merely SNOWY or in' " ,yl.
aud a-nua devoted to MI trni"s:pn but ~ rbo, ~
cheney to al The the family an W sr mos.
are undrc hs spccia, % Mrs NGHr. Aii'I ~ -.
potent aSSis:aE'z alt Professor, :or "hose !i''"
responsible. -. n.;,,i.,. 50,
Miss !iATaS. retains the post Of Ie tth' 10
she ." .s.tl satisfaction "r ne N, xlrs q
Mis-. VAsA at PARIS, val have chfk 49, Ya.s
French O,hcf languages and Music w., be !sa3 -
bet Instructor III Ri En"n:. =. Ill ~ taah
TERMS FOR inc Session: Beard AMI tu!t'o! N a.
b7aaceS. .2J :in'er ani AlcIet. ll9 a. T.. thi'
Drawing and Painting at the Professors usual i''''
TOR AMI for washing .,,a y" ~,
Payments it, 4d.aace. aesiriiIg u eafh .n md"
will to receive" les. than sion; and NJ s m!oti'
withd wal, o: loss OF tune. Circulars Containing
ton, all who desire them AdirG7 ID"
D. b. MINOR, As''"
Richmond Aug. lJ-d1c2awiT
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WHOLESALE PRICES CIRRcy7

WHEAT.-White e7s cts R-n 81. ct.
Fl.DU R.-Sa!rs DID Il ,ur al 81 ~ urwaS;
CORN.-G2!s ~ Is crn.s-Gu!
CORN GEAL-I5 cents.
OASIS cents per uus!lel.
RiE-15 10 20 cents.
FISi-d=rrinss New No. Crv s. G..
Roe So SO IS; M,csefu.. No. ). 81; No. 2 y,
20. /, SJ!s a9s. Shad-npnr in market
LAtD-.New. II oIcre!s. 10. cts; xrss N +. 3. j.
BACON -riiGe Baltimore Sides are n.!t A. H.
Sa"nld.r> { ca, market fran w,.h sIn4. S,nr0
COFfEE-frlGlc urw ur"y Ln.u.nri 81 .,,.,
common, J. a ), gpna 10 prime, 81 a 9a.
SiHl.. Nc" Orleans js Il I GEMS pa.,., r.,
cents.
MOLASSES.- Sweet Cuba is hell AZ q 2 e..
Ore 'ne, arm III So cts: re-boiied 81 cts
liON-l'!! lron S!4 u 81, according to aua!,,:.
s33 per toa; Ens!>h 80; rseie.ar Rtcumyui man.
o'i " Country birS>.a 81, according 10 ;UAiry.
STEEL -Amer.can oils:erei 81 IS 81 / lJ De-, ION.
LlME-:4les on Dock ) Is -wanird.
SALf-Froin store 81 70: sales llu;ii wharf s. 5.
POIAfOES-Silrslt s. - iyc letccr; yeilo. +, =.
CAHDLtS-Spcrm Candles i3aiic; 'laiiow Ia!
tateni 3c Aiamantine - 4. per 10. JacH.o: vltc
SOAP-iSicamund AMI New iorn s y apu.
EICiIMoaD LIVE STOCK MARKET, AT,
Beef Catt!e-Scale weight 50 50 10 81 u.s.
Hoys-.Nctt ST 81.
Sheep--.Ne;t 81 81 to SO 50, az in quality, an! II.
: ample. JACOB $40
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Meeting of the Democratic Party OF Richmond.
appointment Of Delegates 10 the democratic Stale Conren
ton at S!aunton.
The Democrats Of Richmond the City Hall or
Tuesday evening the Eth instant pursuant public notice
and organized by the appointment of Dr. T. E. Jetcr 10
the Chair John Lynch requested Secretary
Robert G. Scott Esq., in brief and pertinent remarks e1-
planned the objects OF The meeting.
Robert w. Hughes, Esq. then submitted the following
preamble and resolutions which were unanimously adopted
Whereas the Democratic Stale Central COMMITTEE have
recommended general Convention The Democratic party
held Stauntn the 2it day Of September next,
with view Ia reorganization throughout the State; ~ en-
surfing harmony and oil action and TO the nomlna
the Candidates under the new Cun,lltu-
ton, in view ot its probable ratification by the people, there
fore,
Resolved That cordially approve the call of the pro-
Convnntun and that fifty delegates be appointed by
the Chair represent the Democratic party Of Richmond
in the said Convention.
Resolved That the proceedings OF this meeting be pub
lslrt in the Democratic papers OF this city.
In pursuance Ui the first resolution the Chair appointed
the following gentlemen delegates the Convention:
". Hughes Nathaniel NJ. Martha Daniel rrueieart, VIM
F. Rtcrs John u. Daniel, Wan. w. Crump. SLmiel l.
Bayly TG1nas Lambert ,oo G. Scott Jf John a. Bel
VIM john Howard Anthony Robinson, Jr Hugh Riri-h,
G. Ciuuch Il Watkins, Philip Mayo Geo. ". ToIcr, II
f. Watson, Andrew +. Crulch.ird DR.. W. A. Patteson
Dr. +. ". kJiiy, l.. w. Gzrorook joan K Martin, ). Z
AVS, Samuel u. Denuon, George l.. Belly, Richard
Ha,kns, james Ii Poinlexlcr james A. Seldom, DIR. Ro.
Butler Wm..M Fulton Cnas Nurdmeycr, VIM. Gcanrr
Joel Is Bragg Dr. Heath J. Mr Gn. Bargamin Thomas
f. Giles, Taos. H. Ellis Vincent A. Favier Mark Downey
Marceus Sturhe w. w. Dunnuyant, WIN. Wallace, Ed.
ward \. Cannon DR.. Landou -. Rives, John Wumble.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary also ap
pointed by meeting delegates the Convention.
On Mr.. Hughes nJlon the m-e'ing then adjourned.
r. f. JErER, Chairman.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN JAMES CITY.


At meeting vi the Dem Jcraic party ImeS City
ty held Courthouse Monday llh day oil Au
gust, 1851;
On notion Moses r. Harre called to the Chair, and
Thomas II. G)iis IAN appointed Secretary.
AIexander H. HInkns presented the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted:
|. Resolved, Thar cordially in the recommen-
darion of tic Democratic Cenal Committee that Stale
Convention be held Staunlnn the 24h OF September
next for the purpose vi thorough and compact
gan cation OF the party, and for the nomination OF suitable
persons candidates the Offices of Governor Leuen-
ant Governor and Attorney General.
2. Resolved, That Col. Bennett Kirby, Alexander II.
Hankns .ney T. jones' Ro. Morris Nathaniel Piugott.
VIM L. Henley Muses. K Harreii Allen Davis, Thomas Il.
Gotgan VIM Barnes, WIN. p. Browne, Henry V. Morris,
and Norbornc Blow be appointed delegates represent
in said Convention.
3. Resolved, That in The event OF delegates
should BE- nlc attend Con Vention, Lemue j. Bow
den and c&ander c. Garrett, Esqs of Williamsburg,
james f. Frt:usun Esq, of Logan, and Cot Samuel l..
Hays Of G.,er requested 10 act acrnaIcs and rep
resent Us therein.
L. Resolved That these proceedings be transmitted to the
Democratic papers Richmond AMI TO The Norfolk Argus
for public request that the other Democratic
psrs in the State will copy The same.
And then motion of Robert Morris, the meeting ad-
journcd. MOSES K HARRELL. Chairman.
IHJs. ii. GorFIGAS, Secretary.
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MRS: COOFSON NOT KI;Icp
CJhNEHt!iL HE;;,a:,
RICHH0SD TOR.t,rn ,,.

TOBACCO The ro,,ko, NIX DAY, Arors- |;
lh"ugh lh.!e IS sns"t decline on prey.o., o''. .,
pr'res ol to-day, IInfsias) however a.ra,
ne lover 's',h 'h"st OF Wednesday. The n,.' H'
Gays. th"rgs: iu have No, pres. MED r,r, "' ;"'
featuring. aai the demand ipr sucn 'r'
y. ". Migf.iN@.
Sales ii - hhds. tobacco, BY y " uN".iA i
Monday Last 6 hhds. J. Jones s. ,; "',.'n Il ca
II 62. hnts. j. Il. Bryant. 81 IN -'; !! Il;
J. Hamlet, IS. 9, To- | ana II ; ho." "', !! ~
u.s. 10 and -. 3 hrr- " e. Main s n I" l. Bag
!. 7 NiHerson, s. IS mes ? I..,y - :. .T' |:
II 80 hhds John D. Fain. 5, IS ~ 49, -
IL A. Thnrns q Son. ara Is 15 IL G. i ~ ~ Y -,
J. = Moss, al 81 IS, ! % I'll. "a; l"3s ~
hhds, James Rod~,ll 81! 81 r i! 80 asa IS J. :: :
Sales Of Tobacco By ". Il q. Gw.-urs.
ten DAYS: VIM. Irwin" Haiax, hn, nrsIS-, "
at Is, IT 1915 ! at II 80 | al ~ 3a;iI:n';'.
1T H. at ~ IS, , "a, ~ 80 LAT . ?; 81, a. !.
al 5 al I. joseph q CIceE. N.I.o, / mr., q.
II %, al H. at 10 g.! a. lUla 9 -
o., .! GU, al 9 y, a;g57,lnr9 49,. q
pryt"n Harrison, CUtnyrIl M hnd a. Sll , -.
975, at : 81, al 5 81 Al 5 y. a, NJ,
Fucker ). L"les, Al,etn4rt. II ID stl :, a. -
81, At 8 . James \. Seldom, Mecca ub,r, !
ST., 2at 81 -; IS. James VI N"r,nc, it,
al &!l. at 10 -, AZ 49, at 9 80 ass; j.''
r. u. Lewis. tiahdA s,:l. at 81 ), , at 80 :,
= Is, at ; al - Willis hDtn, A.o=in,,l- !
Sl2 al 10 %, / at; .5 join F. F.e% NJ.
nnd. al S!275, . 9;5. Chapman DAVIS. E.s'I.".
iinJ. Al SIO. i; 9 - ats 50 J Scra,s.
nani ind. al SlU, at : - Jscph Bcng. 49,
'Ird ~ s. 81, - IS at 8 81. JOHN O.,,.,s
~. I'm a, Slt, .! 8 G.=>y at 81 Nh r..
Prince Edwa:: ahi Il, 5: Is ! - 5 "a !a:.
ard u .InUr, A.Uem.:lr. Inn 1T s. IS At
iJute, Aoituway. | n:i. al 81 IS
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yhnnape Of American Vessels for 1851.
Tonnage Of Foreign Kssssls for 1851.

Tins /, will be seen that the tonnage employed in the
dir,c, foreign trade between Europe and the waters OF
james River for the year ending ls July 1851 amounted 10
,rIv 20 nG0 ;ons-an amount abundanily sufficient give
active and lucrative employment to two steamers OF l5GO
IONS burrhen each But this is not ALL Owing To the want
of line Of vessels the James River the larger portion o. c
Of this city are forced order their goods be ship
ned from Europe to New York, whence they ranshp-
ned 10 Richmond The agricultural products Of the State
too sulr heavy and charges or the want o dect
line of communication with Europe. Tobacco whent cofn
flour &c. destined for foreign markets. not unrcqnenty mad
he, way to the Northern ports tor shipment TO Europe.
So confident OF the entire practicabllity OF The plan OF es
steam line OF communication between the walters
OF James River and the continent OF Europe is distinguish
ed Captain in the merchant service OF sister Stale
although Eginan by birth) that we are authorized TO
saw n. holds himself only ready to invest $40 900 in the
first steamer supenend her construction and take
command Of her when Completed Surely this fact is de-
serving Of weight in The estlmaln oil the mercantile com
mun,v and the good and patriotic example thus set ought
To stimulate our merchants 10 make an effort al least ~
throw oil the vassuIuge they now endure.
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have heard Robion say-fstopped by counse Reed be-
eve makes his home his fathers which Is called old BIZ
" Martins pacc-he first place. above Wormleys on The
river road r lett the country year ago last win:er ana
returned bou, six months since. Have him occas'n
ally in The noi.onhuud for several years ind saw him
about the time ri Rpbous marriage to Miss Hormley-
Rcng h,iise is three-auarters of mile above
Warmley's present the taking of the dispositions
b. lobinu enable him procure dsoce-the last de-
position TAKEN the grounds upon which the dcposilions
were taken formed matter of general notoriery and the
cause of Rpoiuus complaints continued TO be matter VI
no,oricty alter he had taken the depostions
Cross Examination On occasion, since Reeds re-
turn 10 the county him and Rc5ou talking together in
rnad whtrc they accidentally met. This the only time
ever them speak each Other. DON'T knew, OF my
own k:lo ledge that any hostility existed between them.
fro CONTINUED
F. S.-Ihe EXAMINATION Of Wormley and Reed was con-
c!udad Yesterday O'Clock. They both Sent 10
The Circuit Court which the 22d of October next,
;r trial Bail refused Ia be taken in either We
shall cndclvor give the remainder of the testimony to-
morrow.
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NEW ORLEANS, AuG. 9.-Alex. c. Bultt has Withdrawn
from the Congressional in The second district
Thomas Hunt has again been brought forward candidate
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ALABAMA ELECTION.

MONTGOMERY AUG. l0-In this the second Congressiona
district AocrcfomoI Uuion Wing, is elected 10 Congress by
thousand majority The delegation in the Congress
will it is thought stand follows though The election oil
Irwin. in the Atm district, is somcwha douotful
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Board, Including waanin2, TUE! ami II n :. for ,
'IUTI TT 'IIH TI'II TT UrInfII's,
'Iint.trv Ia

Ll'in anil he i;n!crn !.augu..ce
'iu-.,. =" f!in'. ''n' ar I'd - Il q, EACH
:'cp- pa'm1nts halt season i edna. c.
Pdrcnts and tua6,rs VIM rur,s, theft chrrn 80 III p
Ia, my res "1'ifc'! iit every !Icy Ift ir" D.
ti'r"n-h '''uc':on. both Ia The al.d nr tf: ~ ~.
hrilch1-, ~hr hc.r nrs;,i Intellectual an. ,,, sca
III" ni"rit al he's 1.cri II ,'trllirn
irelrfs q drsh's "!:"d cpat:;'ya and sIpegicGc' fa
ecu '"f tie 'h"r- he" !:l;, The rIr,cy Mi " 4'
drectldG"i Va !~Hipi- e Nissa, Pan. Sc
ai :c'"fni-h d"nd ccs'n r r.; 4ad .hu-: ~ l
su's Tue stis ~ that ~; guh.c. viii Dc required t' ~ .
pr o 'c Hay exercise, bV; ~ he School we 80.
m!.y -.
Lectures VIII BE- give" during the Scssru .Ic u! is 80
.'arai >cIeucrs. The Ils VII! hlv scc"s. at':
o ference .al 57 means % @ci!.ec'-d Api'fAj' ,.
rim mis- 10 PhenrG tics. E:ecrcIy. Asr,n,my fc "
Y VII be Iecuiiary adapted ATTAINING pr4cc-
thr = bsancilr-
on Ia Hes wishing 10 he eiucncl tor Teac'er' MI
7" ~ ihnu"h pecIa study, viii ir":r";e 10
tIIr profession. .., -
En-, in ~n,irs. 80
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TENNESSEE Er.ErTroN

), HAshHtLLh' Ara. 1.-THE returns as f.,
snow tilal Cen c"rnpoell, for governor "s itr a.
!" "r I'e f., 1?"y Hi'' Gov r'"Gsde We S Sr"a
eighth (Na.hvit) district; Frede,ir. . = t"c'=!
re-, ;ced In the tenth t'!e Mrmphi>) Js,.i. ,a"ion
Tie "hls OF today says General I Ere,
elected governor. There is also ,yl; .1hpos is c;
ate the house is uncertain ''s majority in /,
MRS: COOkSOh NOT KUJrn
Boston, Aug. l3.-Ine messenger son, ~
tam II Mts. CooIson, The supposed mnrIs,,s ,ne Z
sll'' are mas desP,eh TO the magistrate a, p "o',
and The question is raised a. 10 ils ao"''in2y :.
cd woman. "'S"''t! u in= /.