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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25

Dot Al nisLt'-,he beauties Of "a nigh, ON
.hipbosri down in your berth, while the
sea Kissing ,ni fIzins, graglipc and booming
~ilhia an inch OF your ear aud then .'svsrd
cones alon. at twelve o'clock and puts oct
your light. AM ,hsrs YOU are Jonah in lhc
whale vls no, darker or more dismal There
in rro'g-al lcroar,' and blindness, you ire,
and feel your--if rolled upwards, ADD down
wards. i.I s.lcE-ss. anJ an vay', lac
coss IN 4 iub OF WaJer much such a scnsa.
ton a, one r. cit suppose i, 90 BE-, were on,
hsadsI Up ia blrr,i sod thrown into me
sea.
Occasionally wave comes with a thumr
ssainsi your ear. IS ia srel, hammer were
knocking on your barrel, to sec that all with.
in VAS safe and sound Then YOU begin iU
,aiEk 81 krasens, and sharks. and PURPOSES,
land sea serPen's, srd all the rnoas,rous, slimy
cold, bOS-RoSiin brood, ~ho. perhaps, are
your next door neishbor. and The old blu,
haired Ocean whispers through the plsnks
"Hsrs you are I've cor you. Your grsnd
ship j, nv Playihing. lean DO Wha, ! hk,
iIih o."
Our cook has specially interested ne
tall, slender. intellectually man, with water,
blue eve, plIisu, detected Vissags, Ike a.
indIv.cSal wUa'y CT Ihs stnrrs and eomHlo-
ticns Il lf'. an 'soro-:h'v -rnrysnri r,'h
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

B- During tho revolutionary war, Gen. Lac
iayette, being ID Baltimore, was invited to Ball
re went, Is requested bit instead Of joining in
the anins as might he expected Of q young
Ienohnan of twenty-five, he addressed The ladies
Ladies. you are very handsoneii you dance
ly; your ball is very fine, but my SOL
Aars 50 s.if This appeal vas irresisti-
BE. The ball ceased the lalies vent homo and
vent to work, and the next day il number Of
sgts were prepared BY the fairest hands q Bal-
more for the gallant defenders of the country
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10
HENRY CLAY IN 1850.


this luncture, enry Clay took his
seal 4 the Senate. Bis very presence there
Was % event IL the political history 81 tie
country. The old light vas ii his lofty brow
md g bis eye and ia bis voice were the
iFs and &c spell which could Jet save bis
country. He seemed ii view of The new
work before him, d breath another youth
With gle wisdom Of his right age. he scene
ed g have caught from the past The yigor
and the prime Of bis meridian ire. There
YES liotism enough ID the country tosave
i: 81 & was adormant patriotism lay
vailed i up. Clay vas tie medium that
poured the electric current of the people 10
on The politicians and The public councils.
Never before fully had be shown himself
the man God had made him. For fifty
years had he never found a rival for 4 whole
session as an orator and leader il 4 deIibe.
rate assembly; but men had compared him
% himselfand had noted how Ear lie was ii
this speech Or hat, from bis high-water
mark Of excellence. Now lie was above
himself--aboYe where the food Of his
sweeping and surge,lke elOquence had eys
er gone before. rs mere orator he left
the great deeds Of his youth and middle
age behiad. But bis oratory vas The least
remarkable Of bis claims to attention and
gratitude. He was eloquent ia everything
instinct With eloquence as If possessed By
its spirit movement IN manner, in wri,
ting, in speech, IN tone above all. perhaps
in social Intercourse. transferring himself
into others; now the committe room, ii ihe
drive on the street. everywhere il every
way seeking no repose, wanting none-it
vas the fever and fanaticism Of soul thai
carried him with butons object before him
ed ysl that leysl q ianatIcisn 81
ded over By judgement and tact that
never forsook and never misled him.
an know the result AllknOw how lie
passed through the long agony Of glory and
triumph. Heoonquered and the Union liv-
ed.
Fate awarded him ample justice At the
last. He had linked the most brilliant pas
sages Of bis life to The Union; the last link
Of The chain too be threw around his pillar.
His eloquent life vas brought to its pstoras
lion. and that peroration was las il bis
great speeches the most beautiful the
grandest, the most eloquent of az its
paris.
He could retire nov. why iingeT Super
fuous on the stage?' His sun, trembling
on the verge Of the horizon. like tropical
sun. gorgeous, yet with asolemn and sa-
cred aspect, magnifed even bsyondh is size
At noon might now gone down without 4
cloud d shadow lightning up all the SKY
around Wi,h rays Of marvellous glory long
after be had set
BaldWin's Parry Leaders
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

~ why do folks make such todd
about their four falhers?e said Mrs. Part
ington to the schoolmaster who was asking
her genealOgy She stopped rolling her
crust fora pie as she spoke, and, with her
hands still upon the rolling pin. she looked
Ct him over her left shoulder aWhy
should lOlkstry so hard 70 fnd out about
their four. when rs FIJI As much As many
went 81 a aAd hl lheg h6Fs la
NE schoolma
people Wsle looking more y psd sss than
iormerIy Looking more than fiddIe-de-
deel' exclaimed the old lady, giving the pin
q vigorous and emphatic ron IS she spoke.
What makes the dia 1es how folks Get
So long here IS they ale Aefs why ami
better now because by great grandfather
was one ofthe Juggernaats that ZEE France
.on nnt oftheir religious noli6nsg Here
Ras mir pened for the genealogist E7s
never once dreamed that The antiquated
dame before him could have had grand-
father, much more thatshe could have de-
scended from the Hugenots. Are son in
deed 4 scion 81 the illusTioua stock, said
he delghtedly, whose suHeriugs and Hdel-
ity to their profession are monuments 10
their memory He did suffer terribly poor
man, replied she. towards The last Of Il,
With neurology il bis head, and, as you say
was faithfnlto his profession for more
honest tinker never soddeged teapot. The
schoolmaster was hoored by & simplicity
that looked not to ancestry for glory. depen-
ding upon its own intrinsic excellence for
reputation. And who would not, IN the
days 70 come, rather be that estimable Wo.
man standing there il lines expense. holds
ing that rolling pin. than the erimest Hu-
guenot Of 'em all? That pie benssih hef
hand becomes food for gods-that rolling
pin golden sceptre.
Boston Post.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10
DYING GRAoEFUILY.

We respect those who submit to the DEGREES Of
destiny without whining over their ilIluck, (says
the Louisville Journal or abusing those who have
been more fortunate. There are some unfortunate
people who are always fretted BY what happens
nothing goes right with them they are never
on good terms either with their doctor, their law
yer, merchant, tradesman, preacher, Or cook
Even the weather, be it what it may, is bad and
IS abused, and It the political party to which they
are attached happens to be beaten at an election,
they forthwith pronounce the country ruined IN
contrast with this temper we like the remarks Of
the editor Of the Fittsburg onion, WHO chronicles
the defeat Of his party in Pennsylvania q the
following humorous style;
"4Fhen ne are beaten there IS some satisfaction
in being well beaten. We have no fancy IN going
down in sight Of land a small majority for
Pollock would have forever been a source of an
noyance, because we we would have felt that such
a result might have been prevented by q little
more exertion There has been no disposition in
our victors to play with their victims as a cat
does with d mouse. They have not tornented Us
in sight Of Paradise, and made rs realize Moore's
conception Of beholding Heaven but feeling
He'll We have not even got a glimpse Of the
gubernatorial chair. We have none Of the usual
premonitory trembling Of the knees that former
Il came ever Us when a jolly Wing band marched
past singing
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10
Have you heard the news from Maine,
Maine, Maine. Maine

We have not been startled at midnight By the
cry of fire, and looked out in dismay a week be-
fore the election as we did il 1913, at torch
light procession two miles in length. We have
not been kept in suspense week, as we were IN
1910, to have the contest decided 81 the polls Of
Potter and MsKean proving too short to knock
the persimmons. The business has been done
without any Of these disagreeable concomitants;
and We feel almost as much surprised aBd del ght-
ell as poor fellow suffering with the toethache
does to see the occasion Of his trouble il the hands
Of atooth carpenter when be supposed he vas
merely making preparations 70 cut the gum. We
have had regular Lopez execution, and have not
been compelled to anticipate its horrors for any
very long period IN advance.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10


THE ToURo BEoUEsTT 10 JERUsALEAI Ger.
shom Kursheedt Esq, one of the executors
81 the late Judan Tuoro of New Orleans,
has lately returned from England which be
visited with the intention Of consulting Sir
Noses Monlefore ia conformity with the
will as to the manner in which the views Of
the testator could Be carried out for the i'm
provement for the condition Of his co.relig
ion ia the Holy Land. The late Mr.. Tuoro
especially bequeathed the sum Of 80. 1000
dollars towards this benevolent object On
consultation with the distinguished Israelite
above mentioned it was finally determined
81 the executor to erect q hospital of suifi-
cient dimensions for the accommodation Of
ono hundred sick patients: and the hospital
to be further endowed With funds Of their
maintenance and that Of an efficient medic
cal force, nurses and servants The bull
ding Is To Be constructed of stone of which
material Jerusalem furnishes an abundance.
The design IS Gothic: the size one hundred
feet front, with proportionate depth Be-
sides the wards and rooms for the accommo-
ton Of all employed ID Tie establishment
and those admitted f0r relief. there IS also
3 spacious synagogue provided n which the
faithful IN Zion may assemble for daily wor-
ship we understand that steps have been
taken To obtain frman from tie SuIian.
authorizing the erection 81 tie hospital, and
that Gle joint guarantees and protection 81
the British and French governments have
been solicited with every prospect ofsnecess
ii order the Institution shall be perpetualIy
lf4apnfod rs the nhinnfs infnn lad 40 tfr fot4ns
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10


aud % Squire, you don't take yonr county
papet
eNo, Major I set the city papers much
better terms; and 50 take couple 81 them
eBat. Squire those county papers prove great
convenience 70 IS. The moro We encourage them
Che better their editors can make the
Why, don't know 81 any convenience they
are To me
THE farm yon aola last Fan vas advertised il
one 81 them.
s But paid ten dollars fag T.
And made much more than ten dollars 81 It.
Nov, # your neighbors had not maintained that
press end kept It ready ~ use sou would have
been without the means 70 advertise your farm.
| saw notice of your daughters marriage ii Die
Of those papers, did that cost any tlings
mo, but
@And your fathers death was published With 4
long obituary notice
Yes, yes, but
And the destruction OF your neighbor Briggs
house BY fire. You know these things are exaq-
gerated until tie authentic account If our news
paper sets them right.
"Oh, true, but
And when your cousin Splash was out for the
Legislature, you appeared much gratihed at bis
newspaper defence, which cost him nothing
Yes, yes, but these things are news for the
readers. They rouse people to take the papers.
NO, no, Squire Grudge, not If an are like you.
Now, I ten you theday viii come, when some one
viii write very long eulogy on your life, and the
printer will put it in type, with heavy black
line over it and with al your riches, this win be
done for You as the grave IS given for pauper.
Your WealtT libers lily, ard such things, win be
spoken of, but the printees boy, IS he spells the
the words in arranging the types, I'd these sayings
viii remark Of you, Poor, mean devil, he is even
sponging for an obituary. Good morning,
Squire"
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10
There s sometime very grotesoue il 4

- There IS something very grotesque in the
annexed Invitation to Mount Blanc, BY Yam
kee traveller il Switzerland
How ID du, Mount Blancs vow I'm glad to
meet vel
a thunderin grist O miles I've come to greet vel
I'm from America, where weye got fountain:
Niagara, It's called, where you might lave
Z our mighty phiz; then You could shirt aud shave
tn old Kentucky ID the Mammoth Cave;
Or take snooze when you're IN want Of rest,
III our big prairies ii tie far, far West:
0r, when you're dry, might cool your heated liver
by slipping up tie Mississippi river
AS for companions. should You wish for any,
Why, we've got tie gatskill and the Allegheny.
You may accept them with impunity
They both stand high n our community
Give us call yoa almost step Eonl hehe6s
Our folks AL long to SEQ your Eaence.
Come over, Blanc-dor' make Gle least ado;
Bring Madame Jnfa with you, and tie little GA.
ciers, tool
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

BISHOP OUDERDoNE- The aChurchInan Cps
copalian, Of New York, gives place to another
article, three columns in length, advocating tile
restoration to bis Episcopal functions Of the sus
pended Bishop 0nderdonk Of that Diocese
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

The washington Monument has nov at
tanned height q one-hundred end sizty>six feet
The receipts Cor continuing Che work ore conn
in very slowly, and at the rate the work IS
It will take yea before the aol
completed. f IS stated tha tIle managers intend
linanish hs WORK aud tarn s oNs Cone
gress
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10
zoo CITY
FRIDAY. NoEEaLBER ID. 1851.

Tho Hon d o. shattuck, Formerly 9 his
State, was elected Judge 81 tie Superior Court
Of San Francisco. at the election ID SEP nber
last. Ms, ID 1871, was tie Wing date
for Governor Of this State
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

Dr The New York Mirror says: Among
the Battles passengers was Prince John, Of Lin
denWald, hale as buck. The Van Burens are
bound to have finger in the November electoral
pie"
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

THE T0MB oF LAFAYETTE recent letter
from Paris says: We were il the direction Of
the Faubourg ST Antoine; and as It was not very
far from the Rue Piopus. and I wanted to see the
graTe Of Lafayette, and having never seen
seen II, sc drove thither E s far from the
Barrier da Throne Ct IS very small obscure
spot beyond beautiful garden belonging to i
body Of slsss. - contains Che tomb Of
some Of the Oldest and most celebrated Of the
French nobility the Montmorencies, &c. An
the fanily Of Lafayette repose here. He IS side
by side with bis wife and At their head IS the
stone slab 81 G NE Lafayette They are al
mere stone slabs. Laiay tie last close by
tie wall ana res s on stone aud pebbles. Nota
single blade q grass grows near felt sorry
to see i 50 neglected. / asked orr guide # &
vas visited 81 many people He said No; some.
times the Americans visit
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

EPIC PoETRY. The Lincoln Democrat pub
fishes two lines Of the great epic upon Gen. Jack
son, writes by Western bard:
when you zee their eyes glistan, then ny men
fire,
We're the last dying words Of A. jackson. Esquire.
Also reYives lament for Alexander Hamilton
20! Aaron Burr what hev you dun,
Yu'ye shot great Generl Hamilton,
You GOT behind d bunch Of thistIes,
And shot him dead with tn boss pistol.
A down east bard has the following as an ora
ton On d presidential succession:
Come On brave boys with good intent,
And fire The guns Of Cover ment,
You load and / u tend the vent,
Touch her Of and let her went
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

- w Is lSo4oN UAloN sNe
The Union. whilst admitting asastr0ds
suits of the recent elections III Penn wanna Ohio
and Indiana to the democratic party, says i sees
nothing in them but Increased incentives to zeal
and energy and that mo Democrat win be dis
couraged or feel that the late disasters should IN
nerve his arm or cause him to falter ii the main
tenance of the organization and the principles, Z
SO. we have nothing to Say against this; be-
cause under every defeat Of the Wing party, We
have always held the same doctrine and urged tbe
same course on our side Of the house But We
would suggest that it would be well for the On
ion hereafter DOT to proclaim ang party 4DEruEcT'
nearly because It meets with dsfsat # tie rule
was good one, We should SAY, most certainly,
there never was party apparently more thoro-
IughIy "DEFUNcr' than the one Of which the On
ion is the organ and exponant 1les Gas
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

lady playfully complaining 81 he
wearing 81 WhisEers and mouslaehes as.
clared Il IS ene othe fashions invariably
set nay face AGAINST.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10
HE III g
s. puBL1slIilD 1pERv FRIDAY MORNING BY
MS. HARRIETr N. PREWFr


TERMS
The WING viii Be furnished to suoser6ers
as follows.
~ Three dollars if paid in advance,
-Four dollars It not paid within 6 months or
Five If delayed until the end Of the year
No paper discontinued until all arrearages
paid unless at the option ofthe publisher,
Terms Of Advertising
Advertisements are inserted at one dollar pc
equare, consisting often lines or less, and nifty
cents for eac sequent insertion.
Liberal ded1c ions made 70 those who adver-
Sc By the year.
-Ril6 seedlings Of Lodges, and other bodies
such is tributes 81 respect, charged Tor g other
advertisements
Proofs 81 lication Of legal advertisements
sonIq qirens Ga the money is paid.
Church notices Or advertisements fog ehafifa
BE PURPOSES published free Of charge
Obituary notices Of over one square char ed
as Other ferfisements.
All 6b work must be paid lof On deliver
Adv semenIs not marked as to thelenetn
of time to Be Inserted. win be published until
forbid, and charged accordingly
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

I'm. s. SHARK has resumed the.
practice 81 M and has formed i
partnership with William Wiahers
pecial attention VII be given 8 bnsi-
intbe courts held 81 the city 8 cksdns
When desired, business iH 30 attended.
g ID he adjacent Gircnii Courts
oHcPS on state street, over Hf8an Ba1ks
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

hy nan that does not BET as bed as
man chat
nsfer Because he IS no 1etie
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"A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. i

A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. = For
IA. THE EXHIBITIONS OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALLNATIofs
Open Day and Evening, tezcept suuday) from A.
S. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADAurTANoE, will the price
ssIsss ADMISSIONS
and gh ] ps b. rs 1ds p @ o sa
sss shRF K EtsRTSf i .ssssss e. Or
] n asd asi s.Sy f. @ and
vsqa Ea i the Wsssn aoo Of Marin.
them many Of them originals aud all Of exquisite
wokaanship Many choice Statues bedes route from
choice ass s he obE Saf s 1EHe4 r. q
'sfss s s Fsii
FEET Il and ID 81, sqnd ] FTR T s
YEARS OLD has been dspoedu the Crystal Palace byits
hs Crystal Palace snslss erti
several days With discrimination and iueesent
An ebieten ORCHESTRA OF MUSIC Will be in attendance the
CT TS. raas every , re 1a5 ESeRlPg
Thousand Dollars equivalent cash. if preferred for the
if
Sg a 5 s @ ss @
saeosn. GOLD MEDAL costing one Thousand Doa5p its
to s s os be % III, IN
FIVE sBs s Sr4 asS % bess
their equivalent the
The I S f 1
adiudged
FounrH FIVE MEDALS costing One Hundred Dollars eaat
their equivalent in plate cash. il preferred, the five Ar whose
Original completed since The fret opening o the Crystal
exhibited therein Aforesaid shall be
sueh distinction after the excellent aforesaid
The abe and respectable Jury urs that be eeeted
Eha appointed critically
prizes The Directors shall proceed
early practicable select such Jurors
the appointments before The june
The Association WILL their discretion Medals Dpo-
the Exhibitors Inventors Of such articles
| sufficient entls them to such distinction.
All articles which deemed worthy Of place this Grand
e ss Wsi n 81 Ali san'''''
An efficient Police are in constant and and the
snfd protecting articles exhibited the
ton dcams accountability for damage such articles
All unbTelas Canes must at the etand the door
Warehouse
mtted convey packages of of the building
No Checks given person rendmd the Ticket.
myl2tf P. T. BARNUNI, President.
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TgTNIyERsITY OF LOUIsIANA-LAW De

Ii
s S
aoap. S afs1 sfnasSs Ss Common
VII Those ss 81 piofes,ef sdass viii Tres. of
tloas Of Masters and Maiiner collisions and ol Maritime To
s s as sas
ss,ys sssnE asPaa a s aS and the Practice
Absolute Rgh State; in ths pacific and hos
s Sls he ana Se ]
hs aPfs .sa ses a ss
Tss. b. n ass csai' I e Admiralty
Commercial Law relates 70 Mercantile Persons Mercantile
PsI,asishP
msnts ard with Carriers BY
Party and for I sner A As Of Frsgh Jet
a TIE smaa law and Practice in Courts Of Criminal Jursd
ion.
Those by Professor johnson will enbrsce--
The CONN on Law and Equity and Practice and
Those bs Professor Roseiua will embrace
French Lava Critical Analyst, the Dseons
Ttles whether England sfan France or the
The Practice Of the Courts of Civil Jurisdiction Louisiana
1 peses BashsI 81 Lawn wi w be conferred g h
ae having read Twelve months Gnder the dIeetiop
rogs Professor, be found deserving Of the honor
Eve dollars, and ten dollars for the diploma.
must be addressed he Dean the Faculty at
aali aawd&wtd C. RosELIus, Dean of the Faculty.
n OUISIANA SAVINGS COMPANY, corner
Camp and Lafayette streeThs stiuton has been
under act Of incorporation passed by the Legau
State and will be opened for the transaction Of THURS
DAY, the I'd instant
The upon which it established simply Saving
aution For the aordng opportunity accuula
ting their savings It provided in the Charter that small
Dime will be received on deposit ,.tg.
For Money deposited the following have
tabished:
Deposits sss than than days.
OF three pe- cent pr
Deposits less than months than months inter
est at the rate Of four cent.
Deposits for months the five cent
Money deposited subject received viii
be allowed.
Or Fridays deposits will be received only from Females
/ ....TRUSTEES.
| VIM H. Garland, W. B. Bobbs, Dennis Cronan,
| Pat. Irwin, Jas NJ Forjay, B. Camden,
i SEQ. G. Lawrasontt Jno. Coleman, Nj. Rand
r. L. Robertson, VIM. H. GARLAND President.
| NeyyOIleRna. AUGUST l, lS5d. q
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THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 81 1854
REMOV VALS-REMOVALS
EDUCATION.
~ ENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE. di

~ ENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE. di-
reeted hy BOARD OF VISITORS appointed by The State
il under me superindeuee Of Col R. T. ALLEN
grnate Wet Point, md practical Engineer BY able
Faculty.
The course of study that usually Colleges with
extended Of Mahsmac Natural Science,
and Thcorae Practical Engineering.
budng Of the Instiuis have been entirely ed during the
for heating them with
e rendered the instituted unequaled health
and q readnes been in thor
The eighth will open Mepday in sspen-
her, 1894 charge 90 dollars spasion
geon's fee ~ extra,) payable in advance. } ~
Superintendent al Military Institute county
Ey,n or the undersigned. P. DUDLEY,
jylsI% Preiidsns fths Board