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INTERCOURSE BETWEEN TIE At
LANTIC AND PACIFIC STATES
OVERLAND ROUTE, Sc, SC.

STATE OF IowA-IN GENERAL
The rules of the Senate having been sus-
pended for the purpose, Gen. SHIELDS, Sena-
Tor from Dubuque. introduced the following
preamble and resolutions, founded on the mem
orial to Congress from Henry O'Rielly-which,
after three readings were unanimously adopted
and the House of Representatives concurred
in the same-the Governor adding his appro-
val-as shown by the official signatures.
January 10Th, 1855.
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GENERAL QurTMAS. This distinguish
ed Asssissipplan made speech at Weeks
burg last Thursday evening. His audi
ence was numerous ana attentive No
report of his speech has come to hand
bur, from a brief notice of II in the Senti
mel, we learn that the systematic assault.
OF he North upon the Institutions OF sla.
very which are every day becoming
more bold and more alarming formed
the b sis Of the Generals remarks He
argued that against attacks, We were pow
erless 10 protect ourselves, as the North
had The power as well as the will 10 ruin
MS, aud the only thing which remained
that would etiectually save US is the
acquisition OF Cuba.
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Magnificent and enierprlsing features Of 1855.
THE proprietors most respectfully inform the
i CITIZENS OF this vicinity that the above cele-
brafed and superior company will be exhibited
AT M0NTRosE, ON Friday, July 9Th,
AT KEoKUK, ON snss day, July vth.
In making he above announcement the Mana,
ger would STATE. that the Company is composed
OF full and efficient corps of distinguished per
formers. One Of The great features is tho h-auti-
fui Female Eqneslriennr
NILE Marietta,
Whose graceful and daring riding during the
past winner IN the eastern cities Of New York
Phtiadelphia ard Boston, has been received with
the most dlatlncushed spprohation BY the pub
lie Also the king of Clowns.
Mr Sol J Lipmsn,
Who has gained The highest reputation IN the
Uniied Statesand Europe. Also The great New
Orleans Clown and Come Jester,
Fuss Homer
The far famed European
Antonio Family
Who stand unveiled in their performances.
nr. W. Waterman,
The celebrated four horse rider, representing a
GTeclan noble,
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The DsRT EATERS OF SourH CAROLINA.
We have long been aware OF iha exis-
ssnce in South Carolina, claAs of people
known to the rest of the population as the
"dir." or ''clay EATERS" and who derive
their lille from the practice that obtains
among them Of filing their stomachs
With peculiar unctious clay. found
in great quantities in the districts
which they inhabit. We have always
supposed that scientific inyestig
would prove these people 10 tel ng to
some other race differing. like the gypsies
in origin. from the mass of he inhabi.a ants
in the State. However this may be, but
little is known # this class of beings, be-
you'd the popular accounts. They are
generally dIspised and dreaded, ard are
lshmaelltes in every sense. The follow
ing reference to them is from thr novel of
Ida May just Issued.
Some of til. men belong to the middle
classes OF society, possessing moderate
wealth, and calling themselves "respecta.
Bile" but the m jorily are Of .ha, order OF
the genus homo found only in the slave
states. and impossible under any other
combination OF society. These are the
poor hiies, who have received distinct.
I've sobriquets in mos, Of the Sites. and
are called "clay eaters" in Carolina
clad IN the coarsest and scan,iest gar
ments, subsisting principally upon ..iur-
penine whiskey." and appeasing their
cravings for more substantial food by fill.
ing their s,omachs with kind Of alumi-
nous earth which abounds every where,
tAey are squalid and emaciated to fright,
inl dfgrce, With yellowish. drab- colors
compiexions. eyes that are dull and cold
as the eyes 0. dead fish, and face. whose
idioiic expression Is only varied by dull
desfa.r or devilish nalignisv Living in
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Fourth Of July PiC-Nic.
In the Rev. Mr.. Williams q, o,

In slie Req. Mr.. Williams @, ove.
THE two Methodist. the Baptist and the First
i Presbyterian Sunday Schools " Ill Join IN
celebrating our National Independence day and
respectfully invite their frinnds and the public
generally to participate with them in the fsstiv-
ties Of the day. II is imp, rant that all partc-
pafing should contribute something In The way
OF refreshments. The Keoknk Artillery will be
out under the command Of Capt. Cole, Chief
NJ arshal OF the day. There will be meeting OF
the friends this (Fr!day) evening, 81 7 o'clock,
10 the Bapti7t Church.
June 90, dill
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I
ORA gentleman v he was passenger OF
the Atlantic on recent trip to Europe
speaks as follows Of he tore Of sentiment
among the passengers ca board toward:
the Administration;
Our passengers were from ell States Of
the Uniol-from Louisiana. Mississippi.
Kentucky, South Carolina. Illinois, Penn.
sylvania, Maryland, New York, Connec-
tIcut, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Cslfor-
MA, and what not; yet among that vast as,
semoiage, numbering five exmembers Of
Congress and host of enterpr ing men
OF all professions, there was not one real
bona fide friend Of the present Admins
tration~-not man. woman or child that
did not look forward to the expiration of
Mr.. Pierce's term of office as period of
delivery from national position at once
humiliating and powefless. What a DO.
sition the United States might assume, we
all thought. If there was man ofoharac
ter and integrity al the head of the Gov
eminent, enjoying thes confidence OF the
people and the respect OF the world! The
weak, vascllating course OF the Admins
trator--its alliance with Ell the issues Of
the day-i's shutting policy now filibus-
tering, now dieting Tor reputation OF
honesty, have disguised everybody, and
form the theme Of regret and csasure, even
through the monoiony OF sea voyage
across the Atlantic" a
Mr.. Fillmore was Oh board the vessel
The same gentleman speaks in the most
aattering terms of the department Of the
ex President during the voyage. The ur-
banity Of his manners and his careful alb.
stinence from anything which coul invid-
iously distinguish lin from any of the rest
Of the ships company, won the hearts Of
his fellow passengers; and. like a gentle
man thatbeis. n- carefully refrained and
was the only American Oh board who did
refrain) from any censorious remark upon
public affairs at home.
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bur ID Buckley,
whose Equestrian mplishmcnts ent;ie him
to Be Mercury OF the rIeg
Tom Osborn
The great bareback rider; also in his acts Of
lunbing and Somereeiing over ak hores.
MI. s D. Baldwin.
In his celebrated acts of balancing and Jugglery
with Balls. Knives, Rings, &C.
mr ". Armstrong,
II bls celeb ated Portuguese tricks, never before
witnessed ii this c. Try,
IoEe'hef with numerous ctber aFlistes whose
names u i De io2ad IN the programme Of per
s9fmsnee.
The stad Of Horses,
Is The largest aid most beautiful ard highly
trained II America.
Accompanying The circus is TIE celebrated
Brass Baud lei bY
wm oAmnier.
The Pavilion VII BE- found .pscio .s capable
ofeoatatang Tso Tbousan4 persons with com.
10 table STATS
TIE unparalleled appreciation With which the
ah pte company has been received la every city
and toRn Which ~ ha!e ihas isf ylaHed, has
ilaices fha proprietars TO spare no pans or ex-
peise N pfosu arg ssries'ol elegant ard altrse-
tse novelties. superior 10 any oaeled u he pa
rafase Of the pubic.
Admission to Boxes, so cents; p, IS cents.
Child en- under II years Il age 10 Boxes, half
grIee. No half prlce 10 Pr.
~ Doors open al Il. O'Clock P. ~ Perform,
anee toocommence al g.
CT Evening pronunciation open al 7 x
performance 10 commence u before 6.
OSCAR w. HYATT, agent
J1ae % GSlSwit
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IOWA STATE INSURANCE CO

4 r an election held al the office Of Edwards
n Turner Tor board OF eleven directors
Tor the Iowa STATE INSURANCE COMPANY, on
the 2sth June 1855, at O'CLOCK. A. b., notice
therei havi been given for ten days in the Gate
City, ss directed by the articles Of incorporation
of SAID Company, he following persons were
elected said Boaru Of Directors:
E n Harrison. j W Rankin John Mcclure,
r p Creel, C CARRIER, 6 h Smyth, c II Perry,
{ r Ford, J Wickersham, 8 8 Billings, VIM F
Turner. e II HARRISON, Pfes't.
WMF TURNER, Secretary.
%
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For the Gaze City.
DENNARK. June u. les


MEsshs. EpIrohs:-At a mass meeting
of the citizens of this place, convened last
evening juno 26, for the purpose OF hear
Ing the Report of the committee sent 10
Burlington in rel4ticn to the Fugitive Slave
case then pending in that CITY. it aes
unanimously
Resolved. That the sincere and hearty
tbenk5 aud gratitude Il he c.tizens Of this
comm unity tie presented in behalf Of hu.
nanity and righteousness TO the II n. r.
II Warren, the brothers Croker, David
Rorer and VIM. H Starr, Attorneys and
Counselors in the case. aud other cola
borsrs in means and hands, for their vol
un.ary, timely, active and efficient aid in
rescuiug helpless fellow being from cruel
bondage, and in establishing in this State,
in this FIRST trial Of the kind within our
borders, an important preeedentin favor Of
freedom and righteous law. and in teach
ing TO The despicable professional slave
hunter the important truth, that Iowa is
not the place for the free exercise of the
unrighteous functions OF his unhallowed
vocation.
And further. that cordial invitation be
extended 10 all she above named gentle
men, with their ladies. to be present as
honored guests with the citizens of Den
mark, on the 4th proximo. at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, and participate with them in the
festivities and entertainments ofthat occa.
sion.
GEORGE sHEDD. CA's.
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Tax Notice.

THE first ins'alment OF the special tax for
4 McAdamiziug on Main. Second ard Third
streets, falls due the first day Of July, snn il
not promptly paid by that time il all becomes
due. Those wishing 10 get the benefit of ihe
extension had better call and pay the first install
ment before that time. The extension u
as follows one-third July first !, ne.fhrd
August first and one-thsfa December FIRST
with ten per cent. interest from June first.
THOS. MARTIN,
Collector Of the city oil heokuk
Iune 25 DOT.
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GEORGE sHEDD. CH's.
Jas. MosrAxDoS, Sec'y.

PIxNsyLvAsIA.-The lone of all the
Whis ard American papers in the interior
OF the State that have yet come TO hand,
is adverse tc the position on slavery as
sumed by the late Know Not hing National
Council. 1t is also evident that the Wing
party will not unite with the American or,
ganlza,ion on common State ticket. The
Delaware County Republican. Lancaster
Examiner and Herald. Wesches,er Viii
lage Record, Norristown Herald, Cham
bersburg Repository, York Republican.
and Pittsburg Gazette, oil oppose the
Know Nothings. and favor Wig oppo.
siiion thereto. The Chsmbersburg Re
pository calls for the Wing Committee OF
Franklin county 10 meet and have Wing
ticket nominated against the Know No,L.
ings. 1t is not yet certain, however, tia,
the American party will take such course
rs will render a separ alton from the wings
necessary. The State Council will meet
on the I'd Of July, and there all appearance
60 to show thai the platform adopted a,
Philadelphia will be rejected. The Pitts
burg Commercial Journal says tha, every
Council Of the Order in Allegheny count,
which has met since the platform was pro
mulgated, has repudiated it, and appealed
10 the State Coucil. The only prope,
course Is Tor the latter body to repudia,s
the platform. abandon all secret meetings
and invite the wings 10 unite with them j,
making common ticket If this be don.
! lie party will sweep the State; and If il b,
rot ,,'cne. . crushing defeat giIl Be sisk.
Gd.-U. s. Gazette.
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or En- Presidents Van Buren, and
Fillmore were in In. galleries of the
House Of Common, 10 Enrland, on the
right Of the 9Th !rst, li.tsnng 10 tho de-
later. On The night Of the 7,h Mr..
Bright alluded 10 the fact. ard pionoun-
'eed high en'og'rn or lie United s,stse
Of Arne.ica.
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Tom THUMB NOT MARRIED The New
York Euen,ng Post has been authorized
10 say that there is no truth in the story
OF Toms marriage. The lady TO whom
it was alledged he was married is merely
employed 10 attend to the wardrobe of
the General" who is now on profess
sional tour in New York Stale, with
Hove's menagerie and circus.
IT would be rather small business
for Tom 10 marry.
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EsB-"A student" Of the University OF
Virginia writes the Litchfeld Republican.
that whereas there are 5l4 students
there, only fifteen Of them were en-
gagged in burning Mrs. H. B. Stowe III
.ffigy; that they were disguised, and that
all The other students disapproved of The
proceedings.
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0~r Great Br.aia levies duty OF three
shillings sterlng upon tobacco. This lar
if raises sum Of "a 300, 900 rer en-.
mum nearly $a2, 500. 900. A pretty
handsome sum for taxes on one years
supply Of the noxious weed.
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THE GLORIOUS FOURTH /!

M notice with much pleasure the extensive
~ preparations which 4.e being made by al
cs4s.es for celebrating our
GREAT Anniversary.
The GUARDS are going to Q tincy, end are
boufd TO make favorable impression. TIE Ar
tlery is 10 be out and will, by their perfect dis
elpline ard beautiful uniform, sstonish ali who
have rot had the pleasure OF seeing them before
The vari Us Sunday schools are TO 60 a Picnic
ing. There are several other parties proposed
Of d more private character, all of which we
hope nav have good time.
CKITTENDEN has exh hited his patriotism
by importinga lot OF fine Boots and Shoes for the
occasion.
sr His Store is on the corner of Fifth and
Man Streets.
June q. 1858. d.,
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II Tire, more "old .oldiers" have
ct their reward A warran, for l6o
Acrss Of land has been issued TO The F.cs-
ident, one FOR the same amount 70 capt. =
Tyisr. and one OF 90 acres 10 Secretary
Marcy Gen. Marcy had received pre-
vioasly one OF 30 acres. under the law of
1885, va suppose Tor bis services in the
snaaysnent with Gen. Scott
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE 10 BIOCKHOLOERG.
0iEce Keokuk and IT. Dos Moi, e. r. r. C.
June -. 1855.
THE Stockholders OF the "Keoknk. Fort ~
i MONIES ard Minnesota Railroad CompenyI
are hereby notified that call OF ten per cent. T
the capital stock Of said Company has this 1a
been made by The Board Of Dirsrtors, payabI
to Wm. q. Grshan. Treasurer, At the once
the Company IN Keohnk, Oh or before TuesdaI
the 3lst July merit Stockholders y no hays -
previous calls OF ono and two per cent. will [
credited with the same On this installmsat.
Ey order OF The Board.
HUGH r. REID, Preside,
C. r. CoHw Secretary.
June IS, 1885. david
Dlspa.ch and Fort res Mcires Esaissu
csry 'ii' dap.
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CT The Nav York Pictorial Pie1yans,
fnll Of fu, and frolie. ~ J. T Gave Il
Sse's.
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AleYauder's PclamiCus,
Tne Great American Hair Tonic

AuO 9lcAt AuucI1Vdu x&dIt 4OutC.
A Hal - more desired BY the Young han b.
W lnxnriant locks OF you b and beaui,? What
is more dreaded by the mdd eaped than gray
hairs2 Who th.t is old bot would avert bad
ness2 whirh can all be accomplished by using
Aiexandef's Pe'amicus; so universally acknowi-
edged 10 DO the most pc rIor article fur b4aai.-
fying TIE Hair. and which is equally eficscious
In preserving It's natural health.
For Sale at 81 Mainsfeet bv
I'D. MINCHELL 4 co.
June Is DIFF
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w. J. YxwELL. wv potnY
JEWELL 4 DOLBY,
House and Sign Painters, Gla-
zlers and elders.

Shop on fhe coynsy Of Second d JoXnsoN
Streets. opposte the 81. Chor.ss.
MOULD respectfully announce TO the eiti.
w zens of ksokuk. that they have formed 81
copsrtnership, Nay 5'i,. 1850 tor the purpcso|
Of .'arrying on the above business in Ill itsl
branches They are ready at ell times 10 M
d.'itake work in their line which they pledeoI
themselves shall be executed with punctlsliiyI
and in style equal 10 the best and on q res-
Sol able ,erms az any others IN the city.
N. B. Particular attention paid 10 PArx13
HAxGino, which they will do with nes ness sn11
dispatch also old sash rrglazed
May IT. 1855. i3ms
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Fruits. Fruits..

Ok BOXES choice Layer Riisin. whore. half
LJ and qua ter boxes, 1000 lbs fresh Zanie Cur
rant. 4 cases C.tron, 25 cases fre h prunes for
sale BY w. C. FUNkHOUSBR
lnnn 20
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= AEsiao II. cLAyFcoLE
A. l.. neming l. Co.,
SUCCESSORS 10 GRANVILLE u. SMITH e. 50.
BANKERS AND DEALERS In EX-
CHANGE.

MAIN STREET, kEOkUK IOWA
- IgHT CHECKS on ali the principal cities
~ constantly Tor tdlr In SKINS 10 suit
Colitctions % this q Y RENTED for promptly
al current rates Of Exchange.
vs. vii hng ~ sel al nd OF Gold. Specie.
ard uHeafreni b. IA Notes, at best rates.
Interest SLOWED on special deposits
Rs1srencesG
Cash. Am. Exchange Bank. New York
Aessfs (. " Clark, Dodge Co
= Lncas & SfmenGs ST. Louis
Z. ". Clark 4 Bros
:" Cof.iiA s Co, Galeae
May II, 1855.
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The PhiladIphi4 Times says TIA, it has
good reason to believe that he sale Of tie
Canadas to the Government Of the United
States, ls about 10 be taken into consider
alton by tie British Cabinet, and to be
submitted TO Parchment. The important
step, II says, haS been suggested by the
ulaing debt OF England, now
amounting to about eight HUNDRED Of mil
lions Of pounds sterling.
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vREsn LEMow VA.
Sack rfour.


= DRUM and so Boxes choice Grand bauk
= God Fish Tor sale low BY
". c. FUNEHOOSER.
nne 80.
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I CASK pure Blackberry Wine suitable for ms :
dicinal and sacranenial purposes at
REYNOLDS Drug Store.
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AZ BBLs CEMENT,
1O 10 Fisafev PARA IN hne crdsr, tuas re csfp-
"a ma fer sslsb toFs ASLE. sMYTH al =
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rude To- houses.ani gaining their misereb
livelihood one hardly knows low, the v are
found scattered through the green woods
or the pleasant valleys. or clustered in
the on skirts Of the larger toms. They
are as destitute Of any idea of religion cr
morality as the swine hit cluster around
their doors, and are looked down upon by
the negroes with contempt which th,y
return with hearty hatred
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WOODEN WARE.
~ dozen buckets, 3 and 8 hoors,
100 nest tubs, q and y in1
10 dozen We buckets.
10 dozen half bushels,
5 do chnrns,
8 do tar buckets,
SO do hrooms,
100 do wash boards,
50 gross elothes pit.s. patent and plain,
% dozen Hond faucets,
80 do shoe brushes,
5 do large this. home mannfacturs.
For sale by CLEGHoRN a HARRlsoN
April "a. 1855. W
Candks.
$50 bxs Mould Candles, Ksosux manu- fscture
10 do Star do
Forsals by cLEGHopH a HARRISON.
April IL, 1885 "
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Gate City Boot and Shoe Store,
70 H. MAIN sTnsET. sETwLKE 4lh ard 5th
HE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully cali
l. the attention OF the Ladies and Gentlemen of
keokuk, AM vicinity, to thrif fine and we'll Sc
lected stock OF
BOOTS AND SHOES.
new opened and Tor sale az the above establish
rneft. comprising all kinds Of Ladies, Cent?.
Mis- es', Bess', and Chiidret's wear, OF all styles
grades md sizes, which we pledge ourselves TO
sell at the Lowest ish Pflces, aud would only
respectfully solicit All exaoin alton Of our stock
and prices, feeling confident that both in point
Of quality and pTiees, we are able 10 please
II. G. HUISKAMPG BRO.
June Z 1855.
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French Candies.

MftoPoIitan LozsnEes, Conversation Lo1oo}
ges. Paintiiars. ar, &c at
CREIGHTON 4 DINNERS
Confectionery and Ice Cream 6alssH|
June IL, 1855.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-07-21

NASH "a Lii. 4 - = ~ GssiS r ..-.
Chartered by the General Assembly Of the State,
TNhE above Institution is permanently loe4ie, aud is
L not surpassed by any similar establishment IN the
United States point of facilities for mparting thorough
practical knowledge of the duties of the Accountant
Bookkeeping.
THIS Department is under the immediate supervision Of
the President of tie College, who practical book keeper
having had many years experience in of the largest
counting houses in the Union.
Commercial Law.
This Branch under the suDerintendence of joan A.
MCEwEN ESQ., Member Of the Nashville Bar who is too
widely known lawyer and TO require any further
notice at our hands
The Course of instruction embraces both Reading and
Lectures
Lectures will be delivered at night not to interfere
with his professional engagements.
Mercantile Calculations
by WN. FKRREI NJ Under this head is embraced every
species of calculations necessary for bOekkeepsr buSi
to uDderstandviz Interest Discount Loss and
Gain, Equations, Exchange &c. &c
Terms of Tuition.
Bookkeeping by Double and Single Eltry applied
to every variety of business, both prosperous and
Commercial Law Lectures including the of books SIS
Pen transcription twenty lessons, TO be taken within
one nOnth '.'........ .............. 80
For fifty lessons to be taken within three months $40
~ The abeye fees payable, invariably, in advance
The Importance OF this rule appear obvious students
upmted period with the privilege OF review
ing al any time duringlfe without extra charge.
This School is perpetual session. having vacation
hence students may at any time and pursue their
studies without interruption
Merchants and business will be supplied with com
peent book keepers by applying nj this establishment.
Good board and lodging be obtained for So per week
No student will be taken for than full course iu
whatever branches he purSues.
Time required for full cnurse-from six to ten weeks
ss Address - Southern Commercial College, Nashville,
Tenn ap27-utw&wly