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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-14
DRUGS.
DRUGS.
n.saN, OIL,

LARGE and fresh assortment of Drugs, Paints, OilS,
N Dyes, Groceries, Brushes, &c.
AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR.
Ravenna, June 1853. I. SWIFT.
800 s sal soda; 100 putty in badders; 25 kegs zinc
paint in o polishing putty for marble; ID bottles chloride
lime: bronze, gold leaf, &c.
SPoNaE great variety: Twne. linen and cotton bottle
wax; corkscrewS; cOrks ofevery description.
Blistcrng tissue; Sc1litz's powders.
EXTRACT of cammome, acontc, quassa, rhubarb, hops
and Naenair; syrup iodine irons phosphate me pure cod
liver oil chord zinc: morars, wedgewoOd and procca;
trusseS; syringcs, glass and metal; thermometers.
FLAvoRING EXTRACTS Mace, nutmegs, musard powdered
innanon, Glove, ,allspice and pepper
so Ct tea coffee, black tea cocoa chocolate, rce frna
10 rn starch, raisins, crushed and grained sugar.
RosE PINK paris green, chrome grcen prusSian blue, fg
Iq,e, ultra marine, emery; smalts, sand paper.
Bird Seeds fish bone, &c.
Enmesons hair restorative; Kathairon; Phaons invigo
rar; Trcophcrous; hair tonic, hair dyes, oils, pcrfuncry
IS, &c,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-14

NAN find at the Hardware Store Corn Shee's, Hay
y and Straw Cutters, the most approved kinds, cheap
can be purchased at the Factory Hay Knives Forks, Shove
and Chains, Of all kinds, Jan 10 +. T. RICHARDSON.
CARRIAGE AND HARNESS TRIMMINGS, Patent Leather
~ &C., kept constantly hand, Jan 10 at RIcHARDsONs.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-14
Mill Saws

JUST rcccivcda the New Hardware Sore few Of those
celebrated Cast steel Muely Saws of Warrall Co.'s
manufacture. AlsO supply of the Sash Saws from
81 to feet Of the best quality which offered at prices that
cannot fail to suit, for ready pay.
ian 10 E. T. RICHARpsoy
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-14

MRS Z. r. RICHARDSON has just received another stock
M ofsunmer bOnnets, cildren's fats, style Grape
bonnets, ready made visees fans long ms black vels
collars under Sleeves and many other goods to
mention, to which she invites the attention of Ladies'
She has just received direct from New York the latest style
for summer dresses and will be happy wait upon all who
may favor her with ca at her residence Main street.
Rayenna. June 7, 1854.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-14
REMOVAL.

TENE subscriber bccs leave inform his and the
public in general that he has removed his Stock OF Hard
ware the large and spacious Store Room, In the East
of the Mammoth Brick Block, recently erected in Raven
where he would be pleased to receive his old customers
any that may favor him with call he prepared
to keep constantly hand general assortment Of Hard
ware to which he respectfully calls the attention of all that
may be in want of any articles in his line.
Revcnna, Jan. 10, 1854. K. L. RICHARDSON.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-14

WISHING
ITO go the Bonnet trade will sell my stock of Bot
L nets, very low prices. Call and see them, have
good stock FASH Styles. April6, JAMES TwIrT.
T AIDES FANCY FURS we have now a very large ass or
IL men of Ladies Dress Furs, comprising Mfus, Cuffs Viz
grimes, Dec !. at TwITT's.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-18
.i.Igl1 . b IBRANDlBS ANDiNNINss. ,,d
on HALE plnsss pure SIsnlIssI IlI a,,.. o.i5 DOL.

n THg BBsT'A< Nd CcHEAPEsT STOCK e
NP Spring Goods In the ehyof ~ heellDga be tounl
" atia u. .SsNlHenlt'H,E o. 105 Rlnih sf.
lnpd ance most all tie NY Good stores the he
hat sSleVled, and IA now opening choce6nd eessltAs
bortment Goods iOrthe Spfhs ehhrtengete
Eystyle sEtquaity 90 STAPLE fancy AID substanttat
Of which Offers AZ reduced pTIees Determined 20
Ter ID good sto kAa any house the city, and " Sell
little ceapc lhau e cheapeSi, he respectfully hyiles his
friends snl the rhbc seneay to call and examine "be
fore luIclSsi No trouble TO show goods
and Tess TO sslith the,n Call and sec d . .
SsTi.I' Y1'tSIT IT, g. HEPTDY,S, Sfainst.a
u febeSdtf arut gni-3 3! .. 1 corner Market alley
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-18
Thomas "a. Gibson,

PLUMBERlANlD. GAS FILTER,
Re,6 Upign 81 opposite G. II. BfrTy's eiort'
dat i6 eohn6es TO carry On tie hldh bhg and
gas fitting its various bTAncesi and
III M Sss on hsSS, lead and iron pipes com
moi and patent hydtnts elserh hItps, bath h9iier4,
wdtOi eloSetI wash basins cold ats (ountaihs for ~
Sh0wer batls, bath tubs lead aud
soRs sqd ~ s!AsL
dlslniChj an X iaUfi HNl ilL tl0hthu3. Statn o
AsoI enaneesrs, psndapts, brasksts, hslAr iEhti
SIiofdsfS Is thS Sboys place win 30 thtakfalyrs
oeyed ana nfohlhtly AtfendkdtoI ,noitd .'- 71p7u
NI,-5 All orderS froniiiAs country wi.l meet ~ u
hTnmnt AtlentlOn. tt t .t. ~ ,...f.. an6-R1nd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-18
? Pemberton House.
water street, 6ieto,Y Monroe.

|-T n U.T1aIII WIIbbIINWI IVAII ~ -.-T II
IN M PRAl DRRToN iNnpVnneesto HE old friends aud
tile public generally that he has located In The com
nodlous brek build.Se, formerly known as Tho "St.
Charles * and Thoroughly repaired and RENTED IL and s
nTena cd 10 entertain In good style at moderate
prices Tho Pembsrton House ia situated Immediately
on the Steamboat Landig and near the Deot OF the Bal
tIhore aud Ohio Railroad aAordlng paSehgeLa for Tie
cars Or packet boats convenient stonpng place, Tic
pOpIetjT respectfully invites lie attention Of his old
friends 10 his o1te and Sollcls share OF public pttrop-
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ssI'S NM ss
! 3 y 'lI''IIIl l31|BijI la''liIa

p FCsFeat thro1gh line Tor the East
fItig BRliimot6 k1t Ohio W i6ad fro w heehS 20
" ailtn6T Aid cohneetng with stle DIV sihnston
Tsnch Rail Road stths yereton hs eiay
pSs. SiiminStS sSd iiEolS Kali Road % hIdspEs
Ts tpniels ppIIhe nRe ate now eotrl and
The wois road Ia He' eond hne or The
most and r9ple ID ne ne
otsSis GhS Cihei eonHee iti f6ud & WHEEL.
ig and Ihro0ghtekes from tbete bReeb TO HatnioTe
wSAhlgston, plagslphs, &sa may be had ol the agents.
'fS fSs sS RhssnhE dAily Selosk
A. Nj and afriSes at Cumberland (eQl
milesS and aoisus two lours there's SpiNss in
Sas alsc eRscs SSs4s al
% ~ any sas,srpronls
without charge, lalg 90 4 " NJ Igtg,or
az lie JineIIo and lor Pat Bal
tmo hodt extra ear Ttayelers are allowed n
Ole lime and ppppTtuDLy hees
Through tickets IIom Wheeling 70 Bsltl SSi!h
ri ths 2SS 40
board tie seSeIs orthe Union Ine on the odq oEd Of
the Rail Road gents at ~ F9gp) q Mounds
vile MAJ WV 'PNRKER,S tiER't. Eip't.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-18

Wa @tgAI ......,ss M f-t'
% u y. \, Ss s.Eon
PsaIhs @ is ylSiss sd o,6sI S
&. spas.
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sogawafk sss gshfsny,' y '''V ppSa fyAa a sssa
Sisi.f Of Jersey and TrsutoH s.aiis CO.
p
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4 IS l ArA been 'AlYSfty
4 '",yNs ~ ''',T SSosIs- a,i,isy, 81, J.cowGILLsuag
,n,r,s,s,, ,s,,yg ass a. asfsgoRRsi n fsS stISI,.
N h a4FIY3 1NI5 CAS;S5 n si,7J IS7
bR essiEiEPg a1l|y new hats 't 'ps .AIspt
d n .S SISin M - S.N RuonRs.sttgk
ahafd SSd iSf sale! pY' l'vfI 1,sS'
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Issd ,ailOst lASSIGN NEE s. NOIlOEg Ia eioa!
e! % hssiSS % SSlP sylsSos h:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-18
BACHELORS.

dd9gs lnStaAtdnsgas Liqtid Hail D9s. Il sdr Z
mo moe ishihg half ye That Bs Dope tR.
on We can IiglLy fec9mnei brhS beat
ssa M sa y ~ ~ saps
1SS aEst Ts''ll'Sy h59ssE siIs e ssts \
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-18
rhaMnhahI IN

,esy eli THE bst Jpphng. steameL, ataPhen
4 fL o. A'Bhynrti, RpofH Master, having been
" ~ IA TeIhaifled and edeeoTaied, viii leave
A. bsellng los SUNNI And ~ Az Az 10y inler rHeqgate
BAY athsI aNt y %, 9,S.oek, y. ,oo,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-18

-.sI5f nI5IT ] J co -Phh II EEKShIP. rs 0nf y 9
E)HEsubscrI have this day eneI ELECTROMAGNETIC
ior tlt purpose oItranSacting Comms aud For
wardIDg business, under ls stys o. eeGe q 40
sloaIe Coz and solicit eoitinuAhes or the btslhess
Nf tie late HTms, gGtl lgi tio ia 9p,ItRSSGfiifoa
al,N,rr N,si6. i,sa 2m % Los ssStfSsiN'STi4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-18
laWheellng and Pittabpsgh.1


" a FoREST CITY, cann x
Geo! D. gfoors, sha s.l,
DIURNAI Capt Asa iHhenbefdi Will run feiy pstfffH
Wheeling and Pitisburght Forest CITY leavIng
nssyery Monday Wednesday and Friday and the, DET-
TsS;SS Tsgssaa a. aSs sSssfsS sSs M
land aud a HtsbnrSh IN Tine let te
ESs Returning hS Forest Cit leayes piltannrgh eve
cry Monday, Wednesday, aud Friday ~ 10 qrFiyips
at whee6g iitime fot the msll lnes for Ohio ~ fi
~ WV To- W g. @. BAKER& q Co, AStRf.i
ar Through tickets for Cleveland Toledo, Monroe, De-
Toj Milwaukee, Chicago, Buffalo and sold AZ the
nfJos az Sl BlKeRl On.2 NJ iNti9Ni 81 .a LIabSi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-18
W1HEELINGt,,.s5,' IS

ipV ilp tsllk kpecial / N Iofioe. .iesls q
g9q NEW sAEt n AIN GEL TENT, /, Y \
siI siIil5 lJ f{lL1U ll 4 20 n - ~
Is, klisf
~ ~ " 81 Y, - -
a. 9RRselipg p Oltttlqlla 81 I'ssipt Haasris
otSEstdSp z SlSD 4 s1itso0.
m Si6 ihs IA ti.tysri
X X Winch d steS eIl ~ itiE ~ 1's
Ia = 5 R9 tt.SEIsE ssSi ~ SShNDE lI sBfs
IssvsI SyilssIlfs MI JhS; on s'sEs az 3 6
llays, Wednesday, aiId fEls -
'SS sS ssa w s'FsSs Hss,l sa 9R 3 9
clock A. precisely, and reach Wellsys ~ pp's' I
al RspSsl, ~ 10 sfsAt ClsssleNs tps ,PtnbrfsA
iiyads iins3 RstlreFso IerJ JpffF''sq4ilia oga999
q THIS above nert contest 1t w6eehs %1tlhs3
sn'i sn'iIJALFIAl0RE 81 OHIO AlEROADInc \
bas5 UNION LiNR oR ERI ARiEI1s.s Iiia
Aaatas ssaiGq psslst ssSS 81 5SPliS E fstkssst
i.si allR W hAiG. 49, ip9l,gpi M ~ il,ss =.
bspSlls sp4 iHtNf@sd iand Between hssag Az
SffEs oSx isid sni faiSusl RAIltcaa eonSse9s
SiIsvEiAsnI CotuMnps& ,ciAclsEAHFAiasAp,
aEdthe s I .lgnlatjii
S Toledo, Nog.salkGn Cltg sidtld Rgflfei3a,
ali ti. LAKE SHORE RI AlLRo oAD,ido ioai,
Is. M ao a,oni ron TnEi HAST, sba9li No lag
Pa.ssntsrs for Cleveland, olumbw, Toledo, pslycll
SS Ss 81 All S Ns JfS, wi Nj
Nav and Kite, New York Cent lAhe
will Did lhiA ohes etnel luoua and pleas
snI Iouls'f ih laQ i8AL 9i GtsbIui Diii isil
ga ,lf spyl lRetiRhiha; 9's tRai
Regular eonneet tlODR Ape m9oe at CleyelAnd With III
Aboys ltpa9S, and At with the above Tae
VI ~ KYIt a. IN "a vsntE yybselIbsa jsHspHl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-18
!. Adams q COS Axdrestsl Oh
1854. 2 aII|Iss 1854
ORFIGR-1IoL ne iIonse.

Is pIePaTed TO n9pnactpe 10 order,
sIpt vlss sgd sll s,,al nS o.
lie 6heTncS He invites the orders oS ose
usiUsDr dealing i1spsh Ntsles as he thlpks can r
EsIHkIV SiseVybeTe WM, MORGAN,
be of Si1l 'fl s-t corner Sixth anil Zane streets,
l. ontITdawtIf lti .tiip3 .,'tE .eFgs RRRt Wheeling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-18
lli,t.a.i Centre eWheelinR, =

III d s4Gdliiig HATS iAND GASSs q sisatlhe
IL SlS iSiRbs ssSss StSsi sSsF E1S'I
glplr1sl lads,in Hlh gGIln u w. Rllonksl
,9e,F ns?dass atf I'sisl.AlI h.s
t. t. so Su Pqisioi,, Pink Ryes and eIuseshasstsA
IN hushe q Glover seed. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-18

. d, ,0! NJ s6i bgl lRRM0YAL.il on if,p.g g02.
A,fRssRs COW Gill & NeSWoRpS, and tA,,S.
MI tDONEE III Co, lave removed IRON Rstsr sttset
"a one of Mr.! Paki6n's htge new Warehouses on Main
street where they solicit Of The OF
liz .sIs a q Atf.,t-N
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-18

ingoi ,tll N,gpct removal a!td gssa
NFcuLALLsNS e. KNOX haye, removed .ihelr ipAels'
M M a ssSt' e 'sf lPpSef'
,slSSsHs sllSH t8, bIhin ssFees, " slai 81
a fswg blidlpss eEts q ahs AsLehsp!s sisshsIls
OF WIN Il. Seiby 10 afy good StOte. = 4 s ~ .
IThahkldt oc he to lhe
tiss ior doJns blnsss, they can oepio eTfpanis tt
~ ssyigE ssS ssSs KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-18

tEa ,aliOstt ASSIGN s NOrloEg ~ oiedi
la Ibspsrs 70 WhsssE 81 dshiP eyiecpk
\ Ieht HI 6s made 10 ne i0rthWiih, they
Af spg' 10 Rsls55sS pR aY;ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-18

-alai; sMheellng and Nanesvlie Line;llsf
"a - y sieaiSsts Il ltbs Ii5s viii
~ blssye Wheeling as Ipllowsii OK Lsils
ANELJh, Capt. Galla Cher, every WEDNESDAY, AtTi AN
lfcHRpOlTp,n nHehdefsoh, every PrldAyat NJ
DANC bNVBRS, Capt Ayers" Sunday at7,Abr,
Por freishtOrpassase apply 70 :, ,,vp,.cs
reEht9 viii ss received f[ss q shsrSs e.
10 the wharf boAtt o i.l npiEllaia aal lssismI2l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-18

II1Yf boItiss of i.oadsf's eeG6isItdp Family Aed
OllU clnssI The Only Sseney tnthe city
heSo are the best Family medicines new muse nelng
Psttsey SAFE SpA gsea hSsSSrpShE 9 s aiFie
SoSt n Fsi Isrios 90 'fttei Union SIteet, aseht.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-16
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON NORTH-CARO

ARRIVED.
June S-steamer Spray, Price, from Smithvle to a. H.
Van Bokkeen.
Sun, Rush, from Fayetteville, to Lippitt
steamer Henrietta, Allen from Ezabethtown to Vessel
Elers with l6 bbs tar ~ do turpenne 40 do spirits
turpentine, 250 do rosin.
juno 9--schr VIM Williams, Rogers, from Milestone
Point Ct via New Inlet where she landed cargo of stone
to ] s. McRae & Co.
June lO-Steamer Southerner Roberts, from Fayetteville
to H. McRary & Co.. with bales cotton 80 do sheet
ing and yarn 20 bills four SO do. spirits turpentine
l2-steamer Spray, Price, from Smythville to A. H.
VanBokkeen.
CLEARED.
June S-schr Sidney Price, Grandy, for New York. by
Geo H harris; with $500 bbls rosin
Brig Hesperus Hof, for Richmond Me-, by Miles Cos
tin with 10000 feet timber, SO. 900 feet lumber.
Steamer Carolina, Coxetter for Charleston by Rankin Il
Martin.
Steamer Chatham, -, for Fayetteville by &
G Worth.
9-Steamer Sun, Rush, for Fayetteville. by Jos Lip
pitt with 20 passengers
June 9-Br. Brig Phantom, Tuoch, for Liverpool, by
Freeman q Houston with ,017 bbls. tar.
Dr. brig Onward. Pearse, for Liverpool by Freeman &
Houston with 200 bbls. tar
lO-Odenburg Brig Peter Borfies for
Brown; with rosin lumber.
mercy Ellen Stover for Porto Rico by DeRosset and
Brown, with lumber, shingles, DC.
brig rhantom Tuoch for Liverpool by j. and D. McRae
BIZ Brig Onward Pearse for Liyerpool by J. and ID McRae
schr southerner Burr for New York. by Flanner with
wal stores, &c - - -' ~
Brig Lincoln Webb, Rath Me nv Chnaboprr
and Co.. with lumber
steamer Spray, Price, for smhvle by A H. vanBokkeen.
June il-steamer Spray, Price, for Smithyille, by
12-schr VIM Ellis, Jones, for New York. by T c
w orth with naval stores, &c
l2-schr Agness FL Ward, Watts, for Norfolk Va by
Rankin & Martin with lumber
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-16

In this place. the 9th inst, MARTHA 81 daughter of s.
w & Eliza A. Durham, aged years and IL months.
At Fort Independence, Boston Harbor Mess, after
short but painful illness, Lieut. James Holiness of North
Carolina aged q years and month. He the youngest
of James Holmes, deceased He has left relations
and friends to his death How true sin the midst of
life in Gaath''
in this town. on Saturday, 10th inst after short Illness
Miss LOUISE SAVAGE aged Is years. daughter of Timothy
Savage.
In the lness of YOUTH in the bloom of fe in the dawn
eff wOmanhood has this young friend, been removed
The hearts of afflicted family have been again made
throb with by All wise Father and many
the loss of inestmabe friend Her endowmens of
mind, showing degree of aptitude far beyond the ordinary
standard gave promise of high station and great influence
for her society Her energy of character tempered
ment that all her acquaintance her friends With the
keenest of propety and high appreciation of what
is right and becoming she bid fair be to the
circle in which she moved duul aud aectionate daugh
ter and sister, she ready to oblge, assist, make
happy. But alas this prospect changed the flower which
gave such promise cut oby death Truly Gods
ways neither his thoughts thoughts
pour balm of consolation the spirits of her afflicted rel
and friends. We not, though, without
hope Surely adorned with many lovely and cuVa
ted traits of character cannot but meet good reward But
Christian graces and holy walk and conversation
she known abound Long before her public profess
sion of the she known to be influenced in thought
word and deed by Savior love- Often during her sickness
did she express eamness and resignation at her approach
ing dissolution which declared her peace made with Cod
She died in reasonable religious and holy hope in favor
with God and In this knowledge her afflicted friends
find present consolation and joyful that at the final
direction of the just she will be found numbered with the
sacramental host of Gods elect. Com.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-16
Conc In the Hangfngl
illusions.

On Monday last, Sylvester Maybe, free negro
was hung Halifax for the murder of Bob Roberts,
another free negro.
On the same day General Dockery had an appoint
ment at Weldon, but moved it to Halifax, to address
the crowd gathered to the hanging, which crowd
was of course in excellent train for listening to the
calm discussion of political issues and we are further
informed that General Dockery did then and there
before that audience, appropriately assembled
abuse his absent competitor out of the name OF a
Christian General Dockery must be his own Judge
in such cases. and if he thinks that negro hangngS
are the places for him to attend and afford the proper
occasions for the display of his somewhat peculiar
oratory we, of course can have nothing to say except
to hope that his friends will not carry the joke SO
far as to get up negro hangngs for his especial bene
fit and to remark for the information of our cotem'
poraries out of the State, that public hangings are
not The usual places at which candidates for Governor
of North Carolina address their fellow citizens
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-16

John H Bullock Iyey F Lewis
VIM Bum VIM Long
John Chambers John McKetham
John Cobb Leonidas Merritt
Needham B Cobb James A Montgomery
Elnathn H Davis James Moore
Thomas Dennis John NJ Morrison
Joseph Englehard John Neal
Edward L Faison VIM Nichols
John nj Galloway Iheophlius Perry
Albert Graham Charles w Phifer
Oscar Rand VIM Fl Spencer
David Robson William Thopmson
John Ruffin VIM H Thomson
John Sanford Enoch G Vann
Richard B Saunders Joshua Walker
VIM Saunders VIM r Wetmore
Rufus Scott Bryan Whitfield
VIM l. Scott Theodore Whitfield
John Shaw James A Wright.
Robert NJ Shaa ,jr. Joseph II Wright
The Distinctions in the several classes were;
l. The Senior Class The First Dstinction-Mes-
srs. Alexander. Badham, Battle, Graves Jackson, W.
L. Scott and Wetmore.
The Second Observation-Disclosures Bullock. Gllaway,
Johnston, Long Merritt, Rand, Robson, Rufhn, Vann
S. H. Wright.
The Third Observation-Disclosures. R. Bradford En-
gelhard, Morrison w L. Saunders, Shaw, Spencer
Whitfield and T. Whitfield
H. The Junior Glass The First Distinction Mes
srs Cotton, Gillian and Putck.
The Second Observation-Disclosures. Davis, Hail. Hy.
man, Irion, McDougald and D. E. McNair
Inc IHuu Observation-Disclosures DCt1cS N"hoob ooS7
ling, Glover, Graham, Lewis, Mclver, Plummer
Whitaker and Whitfield
Mr.. Pillow is entitled to the First Distinction in
Rheto History and French.
Mr. Nicholson to the First in Rhetoric Compost
ton, and French, and Second in History.
Mr.. Turner TO the First in Mathematics and Third
in the other departments.
Messrs. Breary. Sprull and Yellowley. TO the
First in Composition.
III. The Sophomore Class The First Distinction
-Messrs. bingham, Lawrence Robins, Sessions, and
White.
| The Second Observation-Disclosures Alderman, Bryan
Hines, Johnston, Merritt Morrow, Stevenson and
Waddl
The Third Distinction essrs Burney Cald
WELL Clark and Springs.
! MIR. Kebrew is entitled to the Second Distinction
in Greek, and the First in all the other departments
Mr. Slade to the Second in Mathematics and FfrS
in all the other departments
Mr. w. B. Bruce is entitled to the First Distinction
! in Mathematics and French.
Mr.. J. Bruce to the First in French.
Mr.. Yarboro to First in Mathematics, and to the
Third in the other departments.
" The Freshman Class First Distinction-Mes
srs. Avery, Bingham, Gloss, Grady and Iillinghast.
The Second Observation-Disclosures Cobbe, Digger
| J. w Graham, Gregory, Green, Hammond, Hayley
Jones, Jordan, McLaughla Perkins, Thompson and
Wharton.
| The Third Observation-Disclosures. Davis, Mitchell
Mullins Smith, G. Whefild. Williams, Wilkinson
Wimberly, Wilson and Ward.
! Mr.. D. Mel Graham is entitled TO the First Dis
tinctnction in Mathematics.
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The GREATEST VERDICT YET.--The Chicago Jour-
nal publishes the following ''correct copy OF
the verdict of coroners jury in the of murder
ed girl: STATE OF ILLINOIS, GO
Cook County.
An linguistic take for the people of the State OF
Illinois and county of Cook, this Goth day d. 1854
before Mr.. Austin Hynes, Coroner of said county OF
Cook upon the view of the body of Female Child
name unknown then and lying dead upon the oaths Of
Twelve Good and lawful Men of the people of the
Said State and County of Cook, and When and who
the said came his or she TO her death We the
Jury DO say We the Jurors do Agree The Body came
to her Death by death unknown.