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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-04-25
THE SURVEY.

IT really delights us to state that the survey between
Aiken and Dorns already almust half accomplished
We drove out yesterday morning for the purpose o
seeing Prof ARMS talking with him and realizing the
fact generally. Unluckily we missed him and his
main hody but had The good fortune to stumble upon
Mr. TUTrLE, the Corps accomplished dranghtsman
He was busily engaged with his instruments, hut re.
ceived very couteously and spoke very encourag'
ingy Of the route. From Aiken the survey conn.,
menced with strait level stretch of three miles and
half. For twcnty-three miles net sirs" stream oi
any sort was met with Indeed up TO the present field
of operations, difficulty Of any consequence has
been encountered. The remaining eighteen miles 10
Dorns will of course be less easy. But serious Oh
stacle is appreheuded.
Mr.. ARMS is reconnoilriIg, and will probably try
two lines above tnis one crossing Bearerlam creek,
the other striking below its junction with Turkey creek
Every hnpe is entertained that the route from Aiken
to Dorns will be- whole equal in point Of practi-
cabiIity 10 any road Of similar length in the State.
We can but congratulate community that the
surveyors are last amongst We have seen their
camp their cots, their stools, their cUukifg
utensils their Instruments, and one oi their men, aud
can swear 10 the fact. II makes US feel elegant
Rouse up, all hands! Think fast, every head Of you
Pull hard for luck to the Dorm e. Aiken route. And
prepare to show how deeply interested you all feel by
quickly Offering that substantial aid which alone can
do the job.
Since the above in type, We have had The plea.
ure Of visit frum the Chrf Engineer, Mr.. ARMS,
and are more and more encouraged TO hupe and he.
lieve that all will BE- right if We al Edgefeld and the
people in Charleston hut do our duty We should.
We are delighted with Mr.. ARMS, and would be hap
py to accept his invitation 10 bvouuc with his party
one night. We wish them pleasant time while in
old Edges Id. May they know all we'll before the
Road they are upon shall be done wi h!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-04-25

COUNTERFEIT SlOU ElLL.-We were shown
yesterday one Of Tie counterfeit Que Hundred
Dollar Ll, Oh lIIe Bank Of Hamburg of which
We understand several have been received iu
this city. The public cannut bc loo much on
their guard in taxing ni, "f The above dcnom-
na,iun OH The Bunk uf Hamburg. l'n, couu-
crlril is 81 well executed, mat we do no, leel
able lu give Il c"rI,c, description Uci"ecn II
aud Ie genuine, aud w"uIi bc pl;.,r'i il any uI
our Bank officers, Vino are c'rIhe:>rmL wiih pa
per money, would do So We were in error in
stating That it was slgnrd by MIR. BIackl"ck," :"
Cashier lie counterfeit is signed similar TO
The original, VIZ: J. J. Blackwoud, Cashier, H.
hutchinson, Acknowledgements Constitution.
allsL
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Religious Notice.

THE next Fifth Sunday Union Meeting Of the
4th division, Edgefed Baptist Association, will be
held with the Republican Churh on Friday before
5th Sunday in April.
QUERY.-Is family PRAYER a duty obligatory upon
the head Of families, who are members Of the church
Appointed the Rev G. II. CLYArr to preach a
sermon on Sunday, on the same subject, Rev. D.
D. BnuNsoN his alternate.
S.P. GETZEN Nlon'oR.
GEO. ". NIXON CLERK.
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ssp REGIMENT CAVALRY.
LIBERTY HILL, April>lO, 1855.
Mead-QuarterS,
9rm REGIMENT. S C. NJ, !
DuSrossviLLE, April 2lst, 1855.

9rn REGIMENT. S C. MI
DuSTossviLLE, April 2lst, 1855.
ORDER, NO.
rVNllE UPPER BATTALION, 9Th Regiment, s.
il C.M, are hereby commanded to assemble
at Sinburg on Saturday the 10Th Of May, for brill
and Review The Commissioned and non-Com-
missionrd Officers will appear the day previous for.
Drill! and Instruction.
The LOWER BATTALION are hereby COM
mandcd to assemble at Red Hill on Saturday the:
18th May. for Drill and Review. The Commission
ed and nom Commissioned Officers will sPprar the.
day previous for Drill and Instruction.
Lieut.. Col. ZIMMERMAN and Maj. CoRLEI arc
charged with the extension OF these orders.
Officers Of the Line and Staff are required to.
appear in full uniform.
Captuins of Companies are notified to have full
and complete returns OH the day OF drill
Bv order of Col. B. +. STROM.
BENZ. EorEn, Adjt.
April 2o ot 10
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DEATH OF EX.GuvEISuR SEABROOK-We
learn from Tile Mercury "lll deep regret The
sac news ui tile death ut tile Hon. WhI.rIllars
Is. Srabrook, WIN departed ihis life at his resi-
deuce, slraw berry lln, III 81. Luke Par sill un
Monday, lnu lon Instant. Gvy eeabruvk II;ls
hIcu au honorable place among llie pubic men
vi lhr State, aa Dcnbcr Ot Tie Sciid'e from
81. johns Collelvn, us President OF Tile SI:,e
Agricultural Suciely, aud fiualy us Gorerlr.r.
Un .ie expiration vi his leinl, liz lInHlIy rcIfcd
from public laturs. lie Was plain anu sImpIc
III his Way vi lie, kindly i'll all lilo pcrs"na! rcla-
lvs, anu thoroughly luc'liIed WIN lille aSrIcui-
lural Interests VI iic Stale, lv Which lie cuiiir
bulrd valuable Information ahd al undertaking
SUPPORT
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Subscription Receipts.

The following persons have paid up to the III
afixed to thur names:
Ch,sley Wells, to 29ih Jan SO.
}. a. Talbrrt. To 5th June SIS.
James l.. " h;te. To lllh Mar '5G.
-. l.. Crawford, 10 Sd Jan '56.
DR. j. II. Jennings, to 9Th Feb '56.
jeff; rsun Sturkey. to Sd April '55.
a. ,rI.uach. t" 9Th Feb SO.
Mai. VIM. Daniel. to S,h Feb '56.
The,philus I.undy. to Sth Feb '56.
Capt D. Bird. To S,h Feb '56.
Simpson Matthew's, Ia Sth Jan &c.
W. l.. Anderson, to Sd April So.
Eli Clark, To 2lst Mar '56.
John W. Nlundy, To Sth Feb a5.
Allen Franklin. to 5th Feb '56.
y. Z. Decn, to Isl Feb '56
Levi Mcdaniel. to 23d Feb S6.
Rev. jesse T. l}"die, to Sth Feb '56.
Win. G. Walker, to 9th Feb '56.
Harmon Gable. To 2lst Mar Sc.
Dr. j. G. Ready. to 18th Dec '55.
Gen. L. G. Tabert. 10 Sth Feb sc.
p. B. lnlow, to lst Jan sc.
Dr. G. Tenant, tn Sth Jan sc.
II. G. Bl"xom, to Sth Feb '55.
Joseph Lloyd, 10 2Slh April sc.
james Fu'llner. tn 2lst Mar IS.
James Still. 10 18th Feb SO.
Thomas Payne, 10 9Th March '56.
S; s. H.; !; i Rodgers, to 18th March 'SS.
n. Whi,tlr, "
F. NJ. Green. "
Capt. L. B. Forrest, "
roI. j. W. Denncy,
Jerry alobey, "
James Edison
John Gillian,
NJ. NJ. Padgrt',
Maj. S. J. Watson " "
e.. Collins. to 5ih July '55.
r. II. Minis, to Sth Jan '56.
.Iuseph Cosnahan. TO 18th Dec '55.
Ransom burst. to eth Feb :56.
David esthruok, to lst April '56.
Capt John Miller, to 9Th Feb '56.
Seth Butter. to 2eih Mar '56.
Gideon Ferguson, I" 2Sth April '55.
DR.. }. Foreman. 10 2sth Mar '56.
Richard Pennington, 10 18th Jun '55.
Thos. Price, to 2Sth Mar SO
j. r. Minis. to l2th Oct '55.
Reason Whiulc. to 2Slh Mar '56.
Col. ~ c. NJ. Hammond, to l4th Mar sc.
a. Miles, to Goth Mar '55.
l.. II. McDani,l, 10 18th Mar '56.
W. G. Prater, to 25th Aug '55.
Geo. w. Dorm, to Sd Jan Sc
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COMM ERcIAL.
Correspondence Of the Advertiser.

HAMBURG, ArRlL 81 n
Cor1ox-The weeks transactions have been
lgh, the demand good and firm, at full prices All
that was offered me. with ready sale. We are anx-
iously awaiting the arrival Of advces from Liver
pool, which are now past due. Should they no, be
favorable prices must necessarily decline, as we are
above Liverpool prices. We quote Z. to 81 c,u
Choice 10 cts D.
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Notice to Stockholders,

7E9IIOsE who have no. paid in full. their Stock in
U the Edge6eld & Cbeaiham Plank Road Cs,ni-
Pnny are earnestly requested to meet the Under
signed at the Court House on sale duyi May Rext.
If you cannot pay all. come and pay part, rs the
Company must have money to pay the balance due
for the hire Of Negroes
s. CHRISTIE, President.
mil 81
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Saddle and Harness Business.

rTNIIE Subscribers having associated themselves
Il together for the purpose Of carrying on the
SADDLE and HARNESS BUSINESS. respect.
fully solics share Of public patronage.
Saddles, Brides, Trapping 8 Harness,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Will be made order, out Of the best material, and
in the lates. and most improved stylcR.
REPAIRING ncatly'and promptly attended to.
lT- Give US trial.
r. G.. GOLDING,
W. T. GOLDlNG.
Edgefcld c. H., April es. Ct Is
n B-I will sell a. public outcry on the first
Monday in May, if no, previously disposed Of, one
excellent GRAY MULE. Also. small one horse
Wagon. w. I. GOLDlNG.
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April IS
Harrison's Cream Of Beauty !

WIE all love lovene.s, whether natural or or.
w tistc. symmetrical form, and its cultira-
ted gracr.s of action. we admire. a face soul in
spired fr"m within, beaming through sdt tcxtured
skin of Parian whiteness we adore. Such skn
il nature has furnished you, preserve it i; IL not,
secure it, by using HARRIsoN's CREAM OF BEAUTY,
1t removes Ii defects and defornties of the skin,
and leaves it truly beautiful and is the only thing
EVER MADE that will remove frecklcs. For sale
in this Village by
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-04-25
0UR CUgA kLLArIONs.

WAsRISGrUN, Aprn ~, loJ4-ih lie following
sl;l ,iIleiit relilnr ~ our rclatlOhs With SPAN
may br urprllurd upon: The instructions L"
Luinnluuure hcCau'cy are hoI walnke, and lie
"lll uhly cmpiur l"Icc umurt CIRCUMSTANCES
Iully Jus,illeu W International law. Moreover,
me administration s.lun9Iy ia,urS paciic pUii-
cyy vi which Spain Is lumy a"aIe. Inc CUBAN
uur"srs aY"IuSl our c"Inulcrce arl,e iroul deep.
stated cul>plraclcs aln"mS .hc Creulcs, Which
Irrllalu aud confuse CUllc.; but lie nov uuder-
Stands llIal they must CEASE. lie adllnaIri-
ton thinks they can be Stopped without Il resort
~ war.
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TO the Ladies.

Mrs. 6. r. HAMILTON, takes Ess3a
A'A this method Of informing the Ladies Of VSsSl
Edge6eld Village and vicinity, that she has COM
meneed the
Millinery and Dress. Making Business,
at the Store formerly occupied BY Mrs. BAows., ~
NovI6
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THE INFINIASY AT AUGUSTA.

VIZ have much pleasure in commencing to The at
tcntion Of our planters the Inrnary for negroes which
has been established in Augusta Ga, by the Drs.
CAMrBELL. Their advertisement may be found upon
another column. II occurs To US that this is must
humane as we'll rs useful enterprise; and We can but
wish for its founders III highcs, success. We are
assured that pains, nor expense, H. We spared 10
make the establishment what it pnrpOrts 10 he and
what it should be TO answer its DIS. Bo:h the gen.
,lemen nj its head have been for long time connected
with the Medical College of Georgia, and nre besides
qualified, by city practise of some twelve years. for
the dulles that may here devolve upon them Their
time and attention will he devoted to the carrying Out
of the plan they have conceived And we doubt not
that great good will result from their united eIer!ons
Again we ask euch reader to turn 10 their advertise
ment.
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April 81
Notice !

A LII Persons having demands against the Estate
n of Sampson Kilorcase. deo'd., are nosi6ed to
render them in forthwith propprX attested and those
indebted to said Estate are required 10 make inlme-
diase payment. A. B. ADDISON, Adm'or.
April 25 81 Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-04-25

terrible SHlpwREcK-FlvE HUNDRED LIVES
LOsT.-Lrl.ers from Sydney, III Bus:Un: Stale
thai ! vessel, nLllr Unknown, las BEEN Wrecked
III Bamplvn Snualo, anu hye hundred Chlncse,
aid pulllun vi The crew Lust. Her captain
aud eIghl NEIL only were saved. These MADE
Tor cape Dennis in L boat. but OIL landlny were
attacked by lie na,ircs, AMI Ive vi lem Killed,
learlu. but three survivors uut vi 55U sUuls.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-04-25

CRIME IN ArLANTA.-Cann Costly only II
years did, WAS convicted IT Atlanta, II few days
agu of The murder uf james 5. kenl.
On Thursday last, in lhe vicinity Of drink
ing SALOON i'll Allanla,a difficulty occurred ue-
tween Jauirs AlallIn and Daniel DVugherly,
which resulted III Tie death ut tile latter
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EIRST OF THE SEASON

sumo specimen Of which is in the basket before us, are
plump full-grown and 1--WE imagine, delicious. Ours
are at least week behind them. This Is the first
mess of green peas have heard ofin this vicinity.
new housekecper bears the palm. Wake up, old
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A pR0P0SI,rI0N,

Gun friend from Greenwood, in the subjuined letter,
proposes the organization of State Agricultural Fair
the place Of meeting to be Columbia. We incline 10
agree with him in thinking that lre South Carolina
Institute is exactly calculated to enlist The farmers
aud planters Of the Stale in any combined progressive
action. The central and very convenient locality Of
our Slate Capital is certainly the place of all others IL
draw any thing like general turn out OF our people
and their productions in the way Of exhibition and
rivalry. We don't know but that it would be well to
keep this ball IN motion. What say our co'empora'
res of Columbia! But we append the leller OF MIR.
BYRD:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-04-25
HOT WEATIIER---RAPID VEGETA-
TIGN, &c,

THE last month has fully e1emplfed the changea'
bleness OF Temperate Zone. Three weeks ago, or
perhaps little m0re oberyed the thermometer at
26s Fahrenheit. Six days ago it stood, in The same
spot and with the same exposure, 96o-a change Of
600. Again, two days after the last mentioned date
it had fallen to GO; and to-day it stands at sO0.
The heat of last week has pushed forward vegeta-
lion, which unusually late with great rapidity
The woods already become leafy enough to cast
pleasant shadow over good mother earth. The
knocking bird by day and the whippoor-wll by night
have begun their melodies. Lightning bugs CLEAN
forth at twilight L"cuss drawl the long day through
Katy.dids chirp by starlight. The corn Is up.
Wheat is heading. Fish begin TO bite. The bloom is
on ,hs rye. Roses budding Pond.irogs are
croaking. And, in short, We are at length in the
mids, of Spring-genial, gladstone Spring
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THE EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER
IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY
WE DURIsoE & SON, Proprietora.
Um II NG $50


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DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS if not paid within six
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v limited at the time Of subscribing will BE- consider
ed made for an indefinite periut, and will he con-
mued until all arrearages paid, at the option Of
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ence some one known To us.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be conspcuously inserted at
Is cents per Square t2 lines or less for the first in
setion, and 3s Cents FOR each subsequent insertion
When only published Monthly or Quarterly 81 per
square will be charged All Advertisements nut having
the desired number of insertions marked the mar
gin, will be continued until forbid and charged ac-
coriingly.
Those desiring 10 advertise by the year can dose on
liberal ,eTms-it being distinctly understood that con-
tracts fur yearly advertising confined TO ie lmme,
diat=, legitimate business of the firm or individual
contracting. Transient Advertisements must be paid
for IN advance.
For announcing Candidate, Three Dollars, IN
ADVANCE.
For Advertising Esrays Tolled, Two Dollars, to be
paid by The Magistrate advertising.
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CANADIAN WHEAT.-The Toronto Globe, of
the 18th, says it is estimated that one hundred
thousand bushels of wheat are stored in that
city for the United States market. FURRY 1t
along.
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OUR ICE---yvHERE IS IT!

WE have an Ice Company, capital stock some
thousand dollars or more. We have an ice-huuse uo,
on the plan Of BoATwRIcHT s in Columbia. But the
ics.where it il! In Savannah. Why there /! Be.
caus. The river is too low for steamboats, to run up.
Is i, therefore 10 lie in Savannah and melt! Can we
devise no means TO save 1t +:
Has the Railroad between Savannah and Augusta
been thought Of! Nigh not our ice be brought TO
its destination in that way! 1t ought 10 be here by
this tme Brought much larr it may do The cum
mty but little good, and the stockholders an injury.
We hope it will be seen TO at once. The weather
grows warm apace aud soda water is in demand. Do
stir up the animals, Mr.. PRESIDENT!
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GREENWOOD. March &c, 1855.


Col. A. SIHKINs-Dear Sir am pleased TO zee
that you have devoted small space Of your exec lent
paper to The cause Of Agriculture. How few OF our
Editors in this Stale that even cundesced 10 insert
extracts fr'm agricultural papers on that important
branch of industry! 1t is amentnbIe fact that our
Agricultural papers nre languishing for the want "i
patronage. Why is it sn' It is because the iarmrrs
and planters Indifferent about their best interests.
All other crafts cumbine pronate their intcress,-
YET those who have 10 support all others remain ndIl-
ferent, satisfied TO pod on in the uld beaten track
Any innovation the customs of their fathers is nr.
rested " tl the cry of " Humbug." There is an old
adage in Agriculture" Farmers, teach each other, -"
which should be echoed throughout the land; and
how do 1t so efficiently as through papers that
take q deep interest in the cause of Agriculture
Your example in espousing the cause hope will be
initiated by every Editor throughout the State. The
question still presents itself, how can the friends o
the general interest among all classes
and difuse spirit of improvement nio NIL the vnri
Gus branches Of hgrcullure7 Our neighbors Of Gcor
sia have sc, US a noble example Their annual meek
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To THE GlRLs.-Mrs Swisshelm says: "Thc
seer that you dare not tell your mother is
dangerous secret, one that will he likely TO bring
YOU TO sorroW,"
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We are sorry 10 say that by sume ones rems'ness
the scooler did not come to hand. Many thanks for
the cotton .seed.-ED.]
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Religious Notice.

GEO. ". NIXON CLERK.
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Al these papers he made OF the best Materials and
the best and free nom ndnlteTson
erd ino tor supplying the Quantities stated such me
pablo bo the privilege
OF either kind should
CURED and in such quantities
1 +
Samples Of caeh kind OF must and all
proposals and samples must be transmitted 10 this office o.
or other
Each proposal by fe Individual firm
H. aud specify the price pound and the
land but pries OF each description ofpsper
All the delivered be
desgnsed alt
pcnse subject the Inspection, count weight
Of the Superintendent, and be all sssac
tory.
be one
will be
aaiess substantially atreeiag herewith
Bonds with approved securities Will be eaped
plying Of inferior article, failure supply the quan
considered Of he
Each bidder furnish with his
evidence ability
MED with such evidence win be rejected.
rrorosas VIII be addressed TO the Superintendent o. Pub
Printing Capitol Of the United sfass, Washington
dofssd, Proposals. Tor Supplying Paper
A. @. SEAMAN,
supenn'erdeps ~ Public Printing
Jan s7--5,swtd lint, sen,inoi, star
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Omitted States Patent once,

w HsHIbRbn, JahusTy Ut, $50
IN The petition Charles Davenport
bridgeport praying
May, s4l,
the constructing railroad
the lateral Of bodies thereof for
praon Of said which takes place the 4 of May
1s55-
tits said petition at
Mondsy, the 23d OF April l2 O'Clock, and
persons are notified appear and show they have
why said petition ought not TO be granted. i
Persons The extension
Office their objections, specially writing twenty
days before the hearng all
used said hearing
with the rules OF the Office which viii DO furnished app
cation.
The testimony will be closed the April
depostous and other papers relied testimony
flied in the ohce before the that days the
ifany, within days thereafter.
published Union, fntei
rencer. Evening STAR Washington D. Peunsyivaniau,
Philadelphia, Pa. scenu6c American, nd
Bossna previous
the 23d day Of April next, the day Of hearing
tEg CHARLES MASON,
Commissioned Of Patents
r. SEdors OF above will and send
their bills the Patent oee with containing this notice
Feb i-iaw3w
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rTNrrED STATES Mail Lane to Caiiforna, Aspi,,-

UNITED STATES Mai. Lane CALIFORNIA;, via Aspis
Ii wal, Panama, each month"; in hrst
class steamships approved Navy Department OF less th
ao0ot tons burden, guarantyng speed and SAFETY
completed obspo ~ miles from
The transit from ocean ies rail
from obispo, 10 miles OF land transportation
dry road recently pui order passcngv
hoarsthe
being only transferred TO aud rom mule
alongside the
There transportation in future this
The route sickness of description
always kept New York. Pans
detention faccidenF
The routr is entirety reliable.
expected passage the Atlantic VIII be made
harry in days Pacific in ~ 10 l2Jf days
day after AspB
wall
Through Tickets rates, agency,
West street, New York;
JauS S-dff
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Law school OF Cumberiaisa untversIty, AZ Lebanon
Tens

Law. school Cumberland univ.rsIty, at lebanon
AcuLTY, Hon. abraham Carutfers, iac % the clrcui
L judges of Tennessee t.#e
Nathan the fthe
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromfeld Ridley,
Judges CaruheIs Green dew e their who time exclusively
school
Daily examinations al zach class
No lectures explanations the
daily u progress Of the examinations.
common law and equity wii@h
Of facts
through all the
practice. framed
Deeds records documeas
dence taken by appeal
session The students clerks she's
jurors circuit judges and chancedrs, and IN other otica en-
connected with their suits &
the third Monday IN Step
tenher trd Thursday in February The second
succeeding Monday in February aud ends
Thursday In July.
Erpsnse psv sesonTuition 500 contngen
h. $50 Students Furnish their
which can b. badn Lebanon bookstores.
Four required complete course,
dents No study for
mission Thafe regular classes. Students
any SVssns tas collegiate year
a. Asatt connected with the school
~ VI the last collegiate eighty six,
ROBERT l., CARUTHERS,
F~b l-.aIy President Board OF Trustees
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popssrs "aceorng The without
sach sr~cincAiioa WIN be considered m horseback
bid, essential terms
moo o a bad, and we'd GO
regular composition, amer The last rsesisias
bids.
40 posImaslc eefy he suuscisney
suf
Accent responsibility and ali bidders
distinctly notified ha failure 90 perform the
the service proposed fof In The accepted bids legal
liabilities % ealosssd Axsbss
a. Psesent contractors persons The department
equally others
saeecy substantially IN ne forms above prescribed The Ger
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pa before aamcd, judge Of Of srco
JAMES CAMPBELL
Postmaster General.
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January 10, 1855
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