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Oct 3l--eodtlstDec

Law school OF Cumberland University, At Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cauthes, late of the circuit
Judges Of Tennessee
Nathan Green, of the udses ofhe supreme
of Tennessee
Hon. Bromaeh L. Ridley Of the councillors Of the State
Judges Cshers Green dew their whole time exclusively
TO the school,
Plan nsrnction-l. Daily examinations each
No Of
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations
a. Weekly equity In which
facts
prosecute through all the processes
practice. The require prepare
Deeds Wills and all Of documents be read evil
the Some Of taken by appeal
supreme court which held monthly in the class and In
public The cad Of session The students ACT as clerks her
jurors and chanceofs, and In other official
baciuss connected with their suits.
the third Monday
tember Thursday February The
succeeding Monday in February and ends seeons
Thussday in July.
Er~nes per fee $50, in advance contneen
n boarding $50 Students furnish their books
which nm had In the Lebanon bookstores
required complete the course, unless the
No for
four regular clnsscs Students
any during the collegiate year
legislature connected with the sch0ol
Number students the last collegiate year eightysiI
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb li-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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United states Patent Once,

IN the petition Of Robert Pggo BALTIMORE Maryland praying
" of granted 20 him the I'm OF
January 1912, for improvement, appantus for teaching
the expiration OF said
which place the i7th day of January 1856
Ii ordered said BIZ heard the Patent Office on
Monday, 7th january II o'clock and all
notified and show any they have
why said petition ought not to be granted.
the required 10 file in the Patent
specially writing
filed by either
and transmitted in
pcaton,
The testimony will be closed the 9Th of De-
cember papers relied
Office before morning Of that day. the
arguments, II any, within days thereafter.
Ordered published in the Union fne
gencer, Evening Washington, c. Republican, Ban
more Journal OF Commerce. New
Post Boston, Massachusetts,, week for three
7t OF January The day
S. T. SHUGERr,
Acting Commissioners OF Patents.
p s-Edtos papers will please copy, and send
their bills Patent Office, with paper containing this notice
a0-law3w
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HOME MAN FACTUREs.
Fairvfexv Cotton Works,

LITZPATRIk BURNS propnetors and manufacturers OF
yarpa carpet chap sail twine wrapping twine, cord
age, cotton bets, sc
Washington respectfully solicited for
articles, will deliver in Washington
Baltimore other northern markets Az
orders will with prompt attention by addressing above
\ Oct Il--dlm ia ~
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Z" Should and acquaintance he forgot,
And brought To min';
Should aud acquaintance be- foTgot
And days - aud lang syne"
The members
the junior the ending June, 1884, S"pt
class of the ending june 1881 and The Frna The
ending June, $780, hereby requested assemble
Wasngron D. Co. by third of March, A. u 1887 the latest
brighten the links The chain friendship which
lives greeting sympathy, untimey fate
some OF their most promising conlpcers.
preliminary meeting of the selfappointed committee will be
held the first Monday in September A. d. 1885, al the United
HOTEL Chesnut Fourth and Fifth
which members of classes whom be
venicn invited attend when the will be
adopted TO secure as full an attendance as possible
In the those whom addressed VIII be
furnish the secretary ofthe commtee by mail with
their respective post offices
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. D.,
of Trenton ". j., Chairman Of Committee
ALEXANDER q. BART, NJ. d.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LIGHT Err
aster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
Winston, Allegheny Co.. Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
Of Balstp Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee.
JoHs WEIDMAN, of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27--lawtAiar3 fIneligencer]
All the civilized countries of the world request
cd their editorial cciunns
Of cnsc through the four great d
globe all throughout the United
States of America gnuitous insertion
caaonay between this date and the ID Of march, d. 1857
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GOLD silver fine steel and plated spectoces glasses &C. Of
VI all with peocal pescopc and paraboa glasses
long peculiar advantages in selecting glasses
adapted to the eyes OF wearers. -
324 Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
an
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No. b44
Notice of the Reopeping of Tho DanvilIe Land ONCE
Illinois.
GENERAL LAND OrrfcK, Sept 10, 1885.
INSTRUCTIONS have this day transmitted to The rrgster
Illinois lets
lands romauing dse nad give thirty days
from OF receipt said instruction OF The
reopennR their office which applications will
be received by them.
THos. a, HENDRICKS,
Sept 9l-9gw6w [Intel Sgar.l Commissioned
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I5UU so!des bankets WOOL gray with the letters u B. in
black, inches n be-
and feet inches wide, blanket weigh pounds
60a0 pairs stockings, sizes, good
fleece wool, and with double and twisted yarn to weigh
lbs. per dozen
A. 600 pompons, artillery, infantry dragoon rifles
1000 yards laces, yellow, scarlet
orange, and green
400 yards crimson silk lace " inch
1000 yards cotton tape, inch
1870 yards webbing
49, 900 sheets Of wadding
900 yards bunting and blue for flags
5000 gross brass coat buttons
1000 do do
5000 whits suspender buttons
5000 do do do shr do
l33, 600 buttons wood small
5000 slips do #..a-
10000 buttons do large
l3l6 lent slips
l42 hospital tent POLES, sets
$50 wall do do do
900 hospital tent pins, large size
5000 do do do small size
5000 wall do do large do
$4,000 common do do
1871 galvanized iron wire staples, for
dn dn dn rodS do
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poklTAAsky's Physiological AnAsss~y. . vssssass
Tsnnefs Cinscsi MeAcns.
The yellow Msst, from t,eksWs's H~us~hol Wossa
The Confessions Of rsesv Wo~sn nsss Parao~
The Jealous Wiz Mss~ rsrxs~
fFewh and Vegetables
obtain shs@. rses lsk
Sept rkANCK TAYLOR
rLksssOop CGMGTEHS.-oMe~ rsnnsy,vsu,s
vi Of t The TINS
esmesy lad sAs psas ~ Inc c~ssr~,sa
ke~ ao~e1
mile pofh ~ csps~ Nah Cspsss
~ The fhs rsretv~A charter
Zee e y the gsrcassss $50 pssAs"ss ~ ss~roachss~s
l~eaan otherwise, whssh
tess ~h~v~ pss<~A
hscee 10 all sk~s the bassa k~csm.s
"a.
rsnu.Y sssse asa i~sS
. ssses esexHt,
n n oehe~ ap*a ssn 10 ~, where panphisss.
the eas asA bYsAws, $50 81 sshs ,~msa"s, he
essAneA Nv hen NJ. ~
No 40 seventh o~s esdsssAss Sin ..
afS~sHaa }aAs tf--diy
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no. LIS 900 10 by 20 inches weigh twenty
eight pounds
No. 23, 100 by IS inches weigh twenty
pounds
No. a. loo Ariing twenty
tour pounds
No. A. $40 writing ~ BY ID inches, 10 weigh twenty
\ pounds
No 81 400 IL by 10 inches to weigh Twelve
pounds
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HE only ONE AUTHORIzED!-The Rob of DR.. BOY
uer or sars para or Other similar radically
without all affections Of the skim darres con-
accidents accouchments the critical
period of life and hereditary acmony Of humor ~ depuIa
powerfully ecacous catarrs OF the Bladder In con-
fractions and other weakness Of the arising from abuses Of
injections soundngs As an anu syph,ic the ROD cures "a
of baisam cuebs from Injections which only sep
the virus without = the Rob b"yysa" = above ,a a
and which have resisted the powers of mercury or the iodnre
agents Gabriel BIondin, ~
William New York. for wholesale orders Guot Duconge
The Rob ac,eu sold all the druggists throughout the UNI
cal properties of ,he Rob viii be Obtained by wiring
din 81 William New York. who will give every Information
wanted
prepared for South America the West In
dies United duties he has the Rob In bond
pnoorHiEs WINES, Liquors, Sc.-we beg leave
ca the attention OF friends and the public our stock oil
fresh groceries, consisting Of
Java. Rio, and Lsgnpyra eohees
Refined and brown
Family, sur, rfne, aud -four, hbs and bags
Cheere lard, hams and shoulders
Grain and ground spices OF every description
And every other article necessary TO make up complete aso
ment
wines, Liquors, md Cigars.
Madeira sherry caret and champagne wines Of avorie
brards, and par very superior
- Fine brandes whskey, gins, &C, IN wood and glass
Together with large stock OF Havana, German and domestic
above goods many which
shall be receiving al such prices as 20 make = an
families and the trade 20 give ss cav ss,2 sePpyns wants
South side Penn. avenue between ~ and 9th streets.
Oct 9-1aw3wif
John vEREUx- comm,ssionsr of court Of
Rssr. % Nessr. Daae.a sherman CO.. Messr. psebee
Co. How Luther s,ade James ss,'d s,q ,, W y S",s
sey, Jsseeh Bradley, go WasI.gton, . !.
Of The time and esce Of iskns dispositions
% ss o NE r 81 s wSo ns
Sc,io-aswI@ "a 's'''S''' '''''''' j. 9, pEyEREux
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16
THE LATEST.

BERLIN, Thursday evening, Nov. !, 1855
We have Of enforced changes in the higher
Tanks Of the Russian officials.
Count Kleinmchel, tile Minister Of Roads and Public
Works is to be replaced by Cen Tehertkinc from the
department Of Mines.
The disasters OF the have produced inquiries which
are likely TO lead to further changes Of remarkable
character.
The presence Of the allied fleets in the Imam Of the
ueper has prod uced great CONSERVATION Their having
troops and engineers board is thought 10 prove in
tcntion of making permanent odgment there.
THE BALTIC FLEET.
HsssrRo Thursday, Nov. l, 1856.
The Ajax and Hogue have arrived at Kiel.
Other ships are expected from the Baltic
DAsTnc, Thursday evening, Nov. i, 1885
The Lightning arrived and is to remain here till
further orders.
The vulturc, with the mail from the ee is expected
20 morrow.
The feet Is stl at Nargen.
The weather continues stormy.
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The Financial News.

fFtom the London News (Cty Article Nov 3.
There has been throughout the present week active
and increasing demand for money. as might reasonably
he expe tied with heavy fourth Of the month TO be
ranged and although FOR first class bills at short dates
the rates have In general been belos the minimum Of
the Rank Of England yet tor second aud third class
paper the charges have in been very high,
and many traders have seriously experienced the tight.
meas Of the market The names OF several large and
small houses have been mentioned 10 difficulties but
arrangements appears have been made TO carry them
through The fact Of necessity hayngs arisen for
large house 10 call its CREDITORS together necessarily
created feeling Of uncasness yesterday Ia city Gle
cle and the result Of 10 morrow settlement Is anxious
y looked for. The Bank of England continues TO he
seller Of stock for the purpose OF keeping up ITS reserve
ID notes much 5 possible.
Messrs Du Fay Co., in their monthly report JUS.
Issued, have the following observations upon the in
huenoe Of the present high rates Of discount. They OBJ
scrve;-We have psssed through month OF difficulty
ana depression owing to the ngent although I'M udi
cous measures which tho directors OF the Bsuk OF Eng
land fet themselves called upon to adopt in order 10
stop the drain a bullion. Tie last announcement Of the
rise In the rate OF discounts made the 18th Of last
month, when the rate for bills not exceeding sixty days
fixed at six cent and for those of not more than
ninety days, Mt seven cent II this notice created
unnecessary alarm amongst the mercantile community
many forsceing In IL the precursor 81 an approach.
ing panic, II arose entirely from . misconoeptcn Of
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may have annoyed Mr. buchanan for although an
italy correct, many matters pass conndsntiay between
Minister ana the governnent 70 which he H. aceredie ed
which cannot be given 10 the world without breach Of
diplomatic iqu ette II such be In the present
The iumor which prevail % in London yestcrday-it
amounts TO nothing more than misun ding be-
tween our government and the ambassador in word,
person al affair The probability Is that there Ia not
word OF truth in the rumor for assuredly 10 Tues
day last as we have stated, the most cordial eekng
ess,sd between Lord Clarendon and the American AE
bassacor.
From the Liverpool Journal-se,ond editiou-Nov 8 !
We have received tesg sphic message from London
vouch r its Importance for the iaormdon comes from
source uhh excludes ne possibility IF doubt. We are
the Of with the United states unes. public
opinion Is brought to operate immediately her Maes-
An active interchange Of diplomatic notes has taken
place this week between the Earl Of Clarendon
American minister.
The assigned by the British governmen MT for tho
appearance oil our ships owar at Bermuda the repors
hssssan pr,,1t.er icing now fitting oa in TIC portef
neD iUk; but the fact Is cened, and 1t Is we'll KIN
that this Is mere preext for the real refers the
affairs Of the Mosqaito T,7itpy
ness never occasion I'd ang word from the govera
men' ~ Washington; never caused solitary complaint
against Mr.. Crampton.
peace between Britain and the United STATES. II has
been for some tine source Of diplomatic disluiet be-
tween the two countries and teods to rup
ture The American government considers 9 highly
probable and the probability proceeds from certain
ceIlions Oh views entertalned by tOri lamerston.
Tie Mosquito territory extends from Cape Honduras
TO the River Juan and is proxmae to Honduras
Nicaragua. 1t was trouble to us in l848, and that
part Of Central Amer len different national and To-
cal interests now concentrate To quarrel about it would
be madness.
From the Liverpool Times, sOvs.l
We cannot, we confess Join in the appreh ansons Of
the Daily News that the object Of this quarrel is to ena
ole the Americans to seize first upon CUBE and then
upon the other portions of the West Indies supposi-
ton like this seems to untenable A war between
England and America would he felt aeuty by the
Southern than by any other portion Of the American
Union. 1t would cut up, and branch the trade of
the southern States, and far from perpeuating would
he the most likely event which could arise to
slavery there In former msu nder standings with Eng.
and the Southern plan have besn tine energetic
remonstisnts against with England and this feel
ing OF mutual sefinterest is strong a. the present
lime. fiibusterpg has certainly received coune-
nanse from the citizens o. the South taken in tae agge
gate
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The Very Latest

From the Liverpool Times, Nov. B.
Yerterday q prevailed here and in London that
the American minister at the court oil st. James had
either been recalled would leave for the United states
by the packet which sails this cay We happen 10 know
through private source, that Mr. Buchanan had an In
terview with lord Clarendon on Tuesday last, In the
OF which his Lordshp assured the American Minis
Ter that the British government were informcd on IN
questionable authority, that ships bring bnih an
kned ont IN To United Slater for he ,ypreSs parIose o.
making dcsce1a tril, the British Wc Indies, an
on 0hd Idfts Of tho British JosssSsons But the inter
view bet ~esn the English Foreign Minister and the Amc
rtcan Ambassador friendly that the last named
parsonage was TO have dined with Lord Clarendon yeser
dsy-Friday.
Since this friendly interview, however took place an
article has appeared In the London Tiaes which Mr
Buchana may think Is calculated 10 compromise him In
the eyes Of his government and the Amerc public
and he may have resented the Information which IL
tans as n breach OF confidence. The article to which
re refer must have been inspired by some member OF
The government possibly by some member Of the Cabinet
and therefore without at all endorsing the H.
which we have referred, can readily conceive Mr.
Buchanan annoy at having his name mixed up with
transaction delicate the one pontedy referred t.
IN the Times Of Thursday. The article mentioned the
unfortunate attempt which the British Ambassador Al
Washington made re,ruit for the British service in tho
United States and il opens thus: Whcn the war in The
East first broke out and England found herself in new
and unwonted alliance with France and an equally IN
from which she received Assurances Of support
hearty, moro sad factory, and more spontaneous
than from The ILited States America Even the Minis
ter "a the United states In this country unless
misinformed testified ~ the cordial sympathy OF the
Cabinet Of Washington, and the nation over which II
presides."
And goes r. nsnuste that Bru.h recruiting In the
United States winked at, not encouraged by the
American government at bone and certainly BY the
American Minister in London. This article, we repeat
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RUSSIAN RECRUITMENT TX ! 80

The following Is the of tne last ukase OF the Enpe
Of Russia ordering zeneralevy Of recruits through
out the empre
VIZ, ny Cons GRACE ALEXANDER IT. EMPEROR AND Auro-
ALI THE RussIAs, KING oF POLAND &c.
In consequence Of the losses which troops have
suffered In the campaign Of this year. look it
indispensable thoroughly 20 complete armies for the
purpose Of ropelng the enterprises Of the enemy and
ORDER
l. Throughout the whole empire, with the exception %
The governments Of Pskog iultowa, Tcherngof, Khar
korh Ekaerinosaf Cherson and Tauris, there shall be
general levy AT he rate OF 10 from every 900 souls,
in virtue special ukase issued simultaneously with
these presents TO the Executive senate.
. The jews, who liable to military service
also the occasion Of this gcnea levy tho all
other sorts and conditions of men, TO furnish 10 from
every COO souls.
3. The levy is to November 10 CD, aud
70 close december ID (27) 1855.
Given in the town Of Nitoiaieh, October (5) in the
ls55 year since the birth u Christ AMI in the first Of
reign. ALEXANDER.
When bear in mind that, from the time when the
Emperor Nicholas for recruiting purposes divided the
empire into baves he Western aud the Easten), which
supply recruits alternately general levy has
taken place and that very lately the imperial militia has
been formed At least 20o 600 strong may readily be-
heye what the preamble of the ukase says ha II = in
consequence f the great losses the Russian troops have
sustained IN this campaign The last levy for the active
army amounted 10 10 in the thousand the last for the
militia 70 80 odd in the THOUSAND
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Average wheat crop of the United Kingdom. 13
10 which add one-iourth for inc eased breadth
sown 10 consequence Of high prices n favor
abble seed time and a liberal use OF guano. 8
-
l6,
Deduct one.tenth for defective yield Of last
CTop,,.,,, ........,. t.n.... l.
-
Total estimated wheat crop Of 1856. :. 10
Estimated annusl consumption Of the United
hingcom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
M o N EY n A II K r II.

THURSDAY, Nov. 15-6 p. w.
The arrival of the steamship Pacific this port from
Liverpool at early hour this morning with weeks
later intelligence from all parts Europe with financial
and CONNER cal intelligence little more favorable than
that received by the Asia, gave quite upward i'm
petus to the stock market There was at the first
board very active time in all the leading stocks and
the fancies were particularly bucyant The cornerng
combination in Erie operated with good deal Of effect
and II took III lead OF all others Cunbe land Reading,
Cleveland and Toledo and Western railroad stocks gene
rally participated in the imitation, and advanced largely
The variations in the market to-day follows:
Indiana SIS improved x per cent; Harlem, "a Cunsber-
land NJ Erie Railroad ~; Chicago and Rock Island, |;
Reading Railroad, x; Hudson Railroad, "a; Michigan
Southern, x; Galena and Chicago, 4 Cleveland aud
Toleto ~; Milwaukee and Michigan 1. Nicaragua Tran
sit fell 81 u per cent the close the only stock in the
list showing n decline. Illinois Central Bonds opened
and closed at prices current yesterday. Read
ing fell oil fraction from the opening There not
much activity in State sto;ks at first board to-day
pretty certain from the complexion Of the stock
market this morning. that the foreign by the Pa
cc is construed by the bulls favorably. The fact that
the Bank of England returns for the week ending Oct,
q, show increase in bullion Of E73 15s instead Of
decrease, Is undoubtedly in the minds Of bull spccua
tors in this market, sufficient for advance OF
and two per cent in fancy stocks. Well without
doubt as good any other, and satisfied ths,
they should make the most Of It, There very little
in reasoning with such Secklcss set Of gamblers. They
have what il called Of luck and must play out
the game. II Ia TO be losing in the end But
n little more than week since Erie selling at al
~ per cent The current price shows an advance Of
and eleven per cent In less than as many days The
OF this rise Is entirely local. and rests upon the
shoulders Of small clique who have the most vague
des Of what they are going to do with the stock when
hey get it, IL pretty certain they cannot keep IL long
After the adjournment Of the board, the following sales
bonds and stocks made at auction by A. H. Nico-