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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-15
rs The Mormons state that four thou.

rs The Mormons state that four thou
sand persons have emigrated to Utah this
season, very few going on to Cal'ornia, and
that from 10000 to 10000 head of cattle,
1000 horses and mules. and 1000 sheep
have been driven across the continent
through the South Pass the present season.
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OF Returns from SO towns in Vermont
give Boyce, Wing, for Governor, 1853;
Clark, Dem, 5,o2I, scattering 1859; 80
Wings, Is Democrats and II Free-soil Rep
resentatves-and indicate the election OF
Wings to Congress in the Isl, I'd and Sd DIS
tricts
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THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-The
Chicago Press says that this stupendOus I'M
dertaking will be entirely completed in six
months, constituting the basis of a system
ofrairoads in Illinois scarcely surpassed in
the world
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AZ The Baltimore Patriot learns that on
the line Of the Railroad between Cumbei.
land and Wheeling, farmers are compelled
TO drive their cattle from one to four miles
TO wster-that the water obtained consists
of drippings from the mountains, which is
damned to prevent its escape-and that in
the vicinity of these pools the cows are kept
and MIXED, TIE milk being carried home from
thence. And also that the supply of water
at many of the water tanks on the railroad
is exhausted, and that water has to be pro-
cured for the engines from saw mill dams in
the vicinity. We have similar accounts of
drought from the Eastern shore of Maryland;
and, indeed, from almost every portion of the
whole country.
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@ A boy in Buffalo was recently sent to
the lookup for stealing subscribers news
paper from the steps of his door. Served him
right.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-15

~ Maj. Robinson was to have addressed
the people of Vincennes last evening at the
Market House. The first seats were reserv-
ed for old line Democrats!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-15

~ Galusha Grow, anti Nebraska Demo-
crat, has received the Democratic nomina.
ton for Congress from the 14th district of
New York, and has the course all to himself.
1t is confidently expected that he will be
elected.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-15

VI Douglas was introduced to the India
polls meeting by VIM. J. Brown, "the man
who shook his head" That was very ap-
all decent political society in Washington,
for bargaining with the Freesolers 10 obtain
the sPeakership. He is a very proper man
to introduce Douglas to the people of India.
ma.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-15

OTrhe editor of the administration paper
in Chicago, (the Times) Mr.. James Shea
ham, was exported from Washington city
for that purpose.
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en- EGGLEsTON d co.

DRoPRIET0Rs of the Crescent City Foundry in Evans
VILE bald all keds OF In ST. le quality and
ny Fire Engines ali and Grist Mill
Iro,s a. = Iron Water Wheels Car Wheels Cast Iron House
Eronis Fence Railing Ofvarious patterns Of
tinds rought and Cast iron Bridge Work-indeed
hinx in our Of business Prompt given to re-
pairs. ,,,s
Foundry the Cana-eorner of gle streets
sep9-tf
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GLORIOUS SIMMER.

WITH the hot sury atmosphere idsummer the rank
vegetation OF the the marshes in the deep vass
OF the the wither and die. The
burning drinks the and the plans
give OH noxous and poisonous that lnaee
produce elbow aundce Heterogeneous of the stomach and
Bowels Diarrhee dseptery Ague aud Fever Bilious
Iyphus Feyer Under these and inhueDand
houla make free of DR. BKUcE's ISpAN VEGETAE
PANACEA IL Las pa~er cleanse the bowels purity the
flood and restore health. Advertisement in another col
mi of this
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DR T. q. RrRCu nsyT,sr

devoted the last years of his life the study
aud practice OF bis profession. would respectfully
quest those who are In debt him for professional services
ZONE forward and settle without delay IL unusual
AMI he earnestly that will call him
future for prepared
willing pay both Tor material used and the skill ascesssIy
Tor op ration 0 the kind
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

fE'iiE undersigned has hen appointed administrator Of tho
estate OF Lpha Rankin. dueeas-d late aaaerburr
Comfy. requests all having business with
IN Re ~ar's setaeHsa. The estate il probably solvent.
sePJSw JOEL MALTpI. Admir-.
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~ We thank our old friend and school
mate, Joe Sargent, Of the steamer r. NJ. Pat.
ton, for Mamphis papers left us couple days
since.
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~ We had u small shower evening be-
fore last, and another yesterday morning
The atmosphere seemed cooled and clarified
by the rain, although the dust was scarcely
laid .Fr
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Mr. SANDEHs:-Pease announce the name Of JAMES
SCANTLiN Jr. candidate Councilman in the and
the NIL vacancy oecasiOned by lbe
death Ct Mr. Francis A. Linck sepJ-t0
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PECIAL MOTTO s.

lrP Blank Deeds. of the most approved form and on
ine paper Blank Notes, Bills Lading, &C., &c, for sale
a this office.
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Southern Men Attacking the Nebraska
Hill.

Our precious and modest neighbor of the
Enquirer said yesterday:
"Southern men attack the bill (Nebraska
billy because it sounds the death knell of
slavery"
We do not know that we can possibly be
called upon by duty to notice paragraph
like the above, but still it may be well to
point out the folly Of such assertions to illus
trate the supreme impudence united to the
modesty of this neighb1r. "Southern men
attack the bill" Indeed. Now how many
Southern men have even refused to lend
their support to the bill--how many South
ern newspapers have fail ID to give it warm
support! In all the South, we are sorry to
say, that SO far as known there are only
seven papers which are open opponents to
the Nebraska measure-and probably not
that many ofreally prominent Southern men.
Yet the Enquirer speaks as il the whole
South were attacking the bill! The dough-
faces of the North made surrender TO the
South, and the South joyfully accepted 1t =
We do not blame the South for it. Every
inch Of slave territory they gain, strengthens
the institution they uphold just that much
Here were two territories which the South
and the North had solrmnly agreed should
be forever free territory. For over thirty
years this compact had remained sacred, and
the South had in the mean time realized the
benefit of her part of the compact. She
never would have dared aek the North to
break this compact. II she had, the whole
demand with contempt, or Indignantly spurn-
ed it. But Northern dough faces offered the
surrender, and Northern dough-face ad-
ministration backed their base servilty, and
has sought BY every means in its power to
make it a party question. The South has
accepted the surrender, and no doubt every
Southern man laughs in his sleeves at the
Northern dough-face fools. That they de.
spse the traitors although the treason may
be acceptable, we have too much faith In
Southern honor to doubt.
Whether the South will gain more slave
territory by the tepeal of the Missouri Com
promise, remains to be seen. If she do not,
it will not be the fault of these Northern
dough-laces. The way is open. 1t only de-
ponds on which side can do the most and
quickest sqaouing, and even If the North
should beat her there, just such doug E-face
administration as this may help her out
The South attacking the Nebraska bill!
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r'iIE and rsgned have this day formed copartnershr
der he stv and trm % m Holiday. Tor the
a-ion OF General Produce, Forwarding and Commissi"r
Business IN this city. EIWARD X. HILL.
seg2-u MARCUS X. HOLIDAY.
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SALE At kBARctIN.w

WE uueerga Offers his entrs stock Of oods ,or sa'
II ON the reasenablr terms. Consisting o. well Sc
eed sssotment Of Clothing aud Furnishing Goods Fancy
Goods Hats aud Cars. Jewery. &c &e For nsrtieulsr
eVZt
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WaAY.rbv hEh marketprce will he pau in cash FOL
n ANY quantity of god Hay by
seI6 I. Ora a CO.
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ELECTION.

n Office hereby gVeR that Election will he held hs
plume EnEne Heuss. Saturday. the 18th day o
Ssrtemer sji for the OF eng vacancy in the
Coan Gilman for the ~ Ward oecason-d the deaf
az Francis A. Luck Horsee Dlhhsm appointed Inspector
Election By ordsr Of the Common c,uncn.
sep6-te GEO. H. TODD. Clerk.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

e tOTrov iENs.-5s bags this cav reesivrd
~ er Ravea. for sale by 5. L. GILBERT a CO.
sugl3 Agents Cy psess Factory.
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TO ME,l,IItNys

ERAsS sEEn.-Tas subscribers wish 20 tuy 40 bushe
- OF Red seed when wiz the highest
ket price m ed etaiy. ser6 T GRANT CO.
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Jouy GIOyER A, co

SokOPhlEI OF the large Lumber Yard. corner OF Main
n 7h Evansville Ind would rcspeetiu inform
builders and Others wanting lumber their stock Is NO"
complete consisting Of
Pine boards grade aud thickness,
Ash aud Pine flooring
Pins aud Poplar Notwithstanding
Dressed fine ceiling.
Hedlock Josts and Scantln. 80
No Shaved piue shingles land no mistake)
do Sawed DO do.
Cut Poplar do do c.. &c
Orders the Country viii receive prompt ae'ehnon
Builders will that tine boArds are uniformly
cut ~ and Is feet long.
Terms unless otherwise eohaeeo iF the time OF
purchase.
sept I-3w d&w.
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DIED.,

On the I2h inst JOHN CRyER aged 4yearr and amonth.
only son Of Charles and Jane Crysr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-15
OCTOBER ELECTION.

Ma. A. II. SASpERs-Sir: Please announce my
candidate Tor Treasurer of Nanderbrgh county At October
election. sepl5 JOHN BUTTS.
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a PRACTICAL B.os- Kvep-r ~hi Pest aud arran
- Merchants Iosks rn=ke Balance Sheets ndiv
nal company concerns; h VIII take barge OF set
Books in Wholesale House in any branch Of business
ply at the Wall PAPER Store Of
augll JOHN G. DEvEREUN. Jr.
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a. VI. SANDERS. Esq.-STR: The desires
himself eandate the ensuing election
Tor Representative yaIGerbureh eouHy in the Indians
General ASSEMBLY. Respectfully.
sep9~ Il. w HARDIN.
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ME SANDkRs:-Please announce my a esndi ate
October election.
seps-te JOHN S. TERRY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-15

Er- We are authorized to announce JOHN WALSH as a
che October election. SEMI
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no SOC !

NOTICE OF the Continuance OF the Land one. al
~ cacothe ohoin view Of the Inconvenience 10 which
the ciuzens Of the chnc0iha land
the rrmovnl OF the office therefor Columbus and ,
against that removal President ~ The United
States under me authority given him by the
OF 4'h scpsmbc is 70 appropriate the proceeds
public lands Sc, has directed Continuance az chill,
eothc ohio, % hc land office os The sale public
dsdctl
Notice i therefore hereby given, that Tor the removal
snd office to Columbus dated n March, 1854
remain tor business Chtlcothe =.
re-. f
my hand The city Washington ,h os.h day o.
March, A. u. 1854
ny order Of the President
JOHN WILSON,
Mar go-onw6s Commissioner of Ne General and Once
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mo. 4p7.l

Office extending the time of he r.s-rvrtlou of
~ siihdswB
Caro ,aiosd aad branches STATE. Of
snd Aagsssls.
Notice that the reservation heretofore
ordered from sal,
enirv (esrnp Apl ne
yna probable limits emf
Ar granting the making 10
II and Missouri 10 aid in the
point the Mississippi, opposite
diver, Little Rock, Texas boundary
ton, ~ Afkans,s. Mississippi
approved February s53
extended contained until further orders Dom this Office
hand at the Of Washington, this sj OF ia.
uaty, 1884
BY order Of the Preadenti
John WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Lar Once.
Ian "a l3g
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s.aC ra.SoUGn LIME no THE wEs
~ ri sgs;as-a;i;Il siwSS

aud OHIO railroad baltimore Whenr raa 80.
needing there cih tao iss, and splendid
Union fhs Olo, adthe stages 10 Zansspsiie,
HIS expeditions line b.sg Completed by the a1r
L finishing Tunnel being IN
excellent order the OF travellers
tcted
this road is OF the
The mail leaves Baitor. daily ~
directly through 10 Wheeling $3.50 Inlr IL hours
Guiding all stopares, day
leaving Baltimore nj =, lay lodging
IA Cumberland t1v mes aud procced thence Wheeling
morning.
To trains, gun at g. a.
daily meeting
Junction. (bu.r known Relay ou.e
wheeling u Unian line.
which have been completed for this ROUTE FORM
the and convry pasenEers THO
LOUISVILLE where the htt Nashville, Sc.
the St. Louis and New Orleans packets,
ing further
Passengers Columbus who prefer rute 10 Ola
Onto Wra may proceed
Wreng the Ohio Stage Company coaches
the best OF the National road to Zunssve
by railroad
Passengers weiIsvfe Cleveland BY steamboats, aud
will ngreossle route being
regular and speedy connection wheslus those
places.
Or Baggage from Washington To- wnsenr and
" % pssscuHers
(with
tou,e) from Washington TO Wheeling 81 so Cincinnati sl
to Louisville, sl1. r.
Tickets Mr.. Parsons agent railroad station
Washington, and Of the other agents Of the company,
WN, PARKER
May 1l-du General Snps Tinten.eut.
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NYPEs OF Mankind or Eshnolopica Ressarch
bssed upon the Ancient monuments ranpas Sculptures
Cana Of Races, Sc, &c; by y. Mott ~ D. and George
Gsrdcnsa sketch 81 Maks Eve Yorkshire and other
tales, selected from Chsmbcr-s Miscellany,
Historical Text Rook and Atlas of Biblical Geography by
Lynn Coleman.
lust published, and for sale At
TAYLOR MAURY's,
Arl6 bookstore,
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TaE sPENC E4R nous &c,
stvcynuatt. Ohio.

rUIs very superb open scccmmods
uon 81 travellers The popris,os In presenting their cstab
shmsn, o poee patronage take the eppo,,u"y 70 cay 'hs Nc
the Union contains magnitude cJst
noes furniture riiriliy
ton has modern
hnaiupae render all possible
~ the do s them
the s1jcurn Of travellers satisfactory snd agreeable
Ian an-d3m GEORGE MOORE 4 co.
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mo. 400.

No, 49,
NOTICE of WITHDRAWAL nom private entry Of
" certain hand. lying wthu hfeen each the
route OF the proposed from
'VroEssuso, MfsHrssiprL
Ia behalf
OF III. proposed above mentioned the
Usirsp sr.rss has directed
day Of jane merit, tho public lands lying hneen Tor
heteabous bel
read, being the aforementioned Withheld
valid claims, which
Of this and
have been accordingly TO the land
In the district Of lands subject MoSRos
North Of he base line aud east Of the meridian.
Townships hneen sixteen, seventeen eighteen
twenty, OF ranges one to sir inclusive
Township fourteen, fheen sixteen, eighteen
teen, and twenty, OF
Township fourteen heen, sStecn seventeen eighteen
nineteen, of eight 10 fourteen, inclusive.
Townships fifteen and sixteen, OF rnnee fheen.
North Of hhs base tine aud of Ae meridian.
Townships hheen sixteen. seventeen eighteen nineteen and
twenty, Of ranges one to Eve, inclusive.
,.n the district Of land. subject N.roHroonss Lou.
Ma, wis
North of TIC base hns aud Of TIE neridfan
Townships fifteen, seventeen eighteen nt,re,n
twenty, ~ ranges six 10 thirteen, inclusive. = -
Given under hand, the General Once civ III w,sb
inron, this 18th day OF December, 1853,
by order Of the Presidents
JOHN wILnoN
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
Dec 2o-iawl3w 1890
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IcEt IoEtt icEiif

,rT undersigned public very
patronage or the past s and hopes TO merit
duuAnce ofthr same
Having ". agency Of large company will
sorpy BY the cargo and his customers by the
or In such shutter quantities they require through The
son n stated price, -
received by Chsfes eou io h"gs corner o' Ienn
syvsnn and John r Owen Co., wood and
dealers of ifh and srees at my once Monument hh
Mar 1.i,,s5m JNo. PgTTIBoNr
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Il
/ NOTICE or wrrHDRAy WAL Of certain lands in tho
State Of Alabama situated along the route Of The proposed rail
road Mississippi Al The Mobile and ohio road
from point near Ey'on 10 Boards Blum the southern bend Of
q die United
named situated along lie Of me proposed rsiread
and Its branch above described In the State OF Alabama in the dis
o. lands subject TO sale At the several onee herein
i os Withheld nom sale o. entry except for valid pee~puon
In the dstietoi lands subject o Al Dssoronsi
S0A Of tAs bass line and 'ssi Of iAs pr"spai a 'oaAs
Townships sixteen seventeen eighteen, nne,sen.
Township. seventeen eighteen, nineteen twenty twenty one,
Townships seventeen, eighteen, twenty range
Townships sixteen seventeen eighteen twenty
North eftAs base s. a"d "sst q tls principal eiaia
townships nneleen, twenty wsnyone, and twenty two. 81
Township twenty and twenty-five, range f,u,.
| In The district of lands subject sale cAnAnAi
NORTH 81 the base line and east Of se principal a southern
| Township twenty Two, range ave.
In the district OF Lands subject sale al TusoALoosA
North 81 As base he, and the principal a.rdan .ouAs,n
| Township twenly-one OF range one.
Townships twenty one and twenty-five Of tee
North Of the base 1s, and eat Of Ms principal 1ida
Township hp twenty three r, o rsaessoa and two.
South Of TIE base i"', and De't Of the principal meridian,
1
Townships fifteen, sixteen, seventeen OF range one
Townships h,esn eighteen, nneteeu
Townships eighteen, twenty.
\ three.
Townships sixteen eighteen, nineteen, twenty
| twenty Of four. ' -
Townships eighteen twenty twenty
| of five.
Townships nincieen, twenty twenty one twenty wo
ranges six. sevcn, eight nine, len, and eleven.
South Of the base line and east Of the principal mefan northern
Townships fieen sixteen, and seventeen of range
Townships fifteen and ranges three
l. Township F
In the district OF lands subject sale iiusrviLLs
South Of the base line" and os Of the principal meridian, northern
Townships nine twelve
Townships twelve, thirteen, fourteen, range Two.
somh Of tbs base line and east Of the principal meridian, northern
|
Townships eight nine eleven twelve thirteen, and
Townships nine eleven twelve, thirteen,
| fourteen, OF range two.
Townships six seyen eight nine, eleven, twelve ,hse
Townships ten, eleven twelve thirteen, fourteen
Townships twelve, thireen and fourteen Of range six.
I'm the district OF lands subject LKpAsos;
South Of The base line, and east Of the principal meridian, morhern
Townships seven, eight, and nine, of range three.
Townships sir seven, eight fifteen, and sixteen
Townships ten, eleven, twelve heen ourteen fiji
| teen of range five.
Townships nne en eleven, twelve thirteen
Townships eight nine, eleven, twelve thirteen.
Townships x seven eight, nine len elsven twelve, aud
Townships dve six eight nine ten eleven twelve
Townships four five, seven eight, nine eleven
Townships five, sven eight nine, eleven range
eleven. ..a
Given under odiee at the city
Washington, this aiIh day of January, 1854.
by order OF the Presidents
Jan % -iawisw Commssioner
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Delaware College.
1,IlE Institution will M, y.ano.
Il day, the 2sti instant. - '''
Besides the regular collegiate course plan Of instruction
braces scientific department. nodiHe facilities m youpv men
liberty make Of studies rom, either AZ
~" '' -
fof catalogues containing full information, addro,.
- DANIEL kIRKwooD, President
Ar 6-law3w
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fpnhIie, No. II
JOINT RESOLUTION relative bids for provisions, eothng
small for Of III.

small stores for The nee OF the navy
Resolved aticss the Uisd
States Congress orbied That all bids supplies
Of povisons clothing. for the Of the
be rejected the made by who u
not known nanufcr Of regular dealer In, the article
proposed 70 Dc furnished, which the reverse must be dis
nncy stated the bids bids of al who
may have failed TO comply they
have previously entered United States hail, the
on Of me department. be reiecd that II more hnu one bid be
offered
either in bis il the partner
other the whole ~ such bids rejected option
OF the departments and that shall
cvcd sureiies for eech other and may
deemed the interest
Of the ~ the Unrd States procure
brands Of flour witch
the Bnresu offrov.ops appreciation the
Secretary ohe Navy, be- and hereby s authorized
same on the best terms, in market
Approved ~ March, 1854,
Apl3-lawfw s
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Law school ,ab.si.na univsratty. at Lebanon


FACULTY, Hon. Abraham csruther- late Of the circuit
T. Judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Nathan e;seen uogcs supreme court
OF Tennessee.
lion BfomGeid 4. Ridley, councillors
Judges their
the school.
No regular OF lectures but explanations Of the
daily lessons progress OF the examinations
Weekly iaw and equity, In whsh
OF fnct profess
NIL the
pnonc.. require
deeds, Documents he
the trials OF the taken
tupeals court which held monthly
tab every clerks,
urors Judges chancsiors, Official
Sseiiss their suits.
The the third Monday
emb. ends third Thursday in February. The second
succeeding Monday In February aud ends second
Thursday July,
frpeass yr sesonTuon fee ESQ, In contingent
$50. Students furnish their
VII crA be had n Lebanon bo.kstores
required complete the unless
No previous study for aa
There regular elssses Students
any during collegiate year
Number ~ year eighty
RoBEKT a.. CAkUTHERs,
Fob it-co'J President B.ard u Trustees