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cary ~ bod Yard.
II VILIIAMa n co

III Avn opsssd 1sw Wood Yard ~ Gao, AItiss
IL Co. = Lumber Yard ~ the - action 81 sssoGa
and Front sts., where they have hsEd . full -
soHmsut of Or, aud Green Wood, ssHeiy-
hiekoy, Ast Oak, Maple, ae
Which hey onsr for sale HE Lowest ARK eli Ities
And would moot respectfully solicit ell sLo H.
want 10 give 1ss call
f.s. Our wood 10 four feet long
davenport, Jan. " d-l,s
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THE GOLDEN CALF
IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

40 The = I of.hs y W Sec sr1s MRS sSssr
No s-Ths sses ~ n RS lee serss.
Nos-Tbs n W See lsT 70 Sks : 100 ssre..
The above three tracts are beautifully sItustsd
the railroad z mites hon DavsDpon.
No the W Of the W Of soc 10 7sNR ) y
sc.s.ss: > -i,ss from Ds,s.eor';
.sfes relies from davenport.
Noe tLs n ii The y OF See "a Z 10 h.
No o-sa, ~ lo0asfes ~ sees " d ~ I n a'K L,
4go1 ibv Ai,sssppi klver, ~ Uiilss from Dsvsapon
Nc is-- ieo se.ss in see'sH and ~ TIE y kSk.
Improved Farm.
No l7An Improved farm leu ceA and a. GU i,,y stsd
s'cs house, syringe and creek on Il, On hisxoT,
20 road, miiss T. ON town, 0ssgs Orange fs1cs
started sh.fsi, .roaad I, NE i.rI, ~ ceres
io', iinrfassd sud ~ In uabss.
NJ. "a a ~. taf1 VI lss scrss, u fsRcod, - ~.
der cultivation, 4 siiss from town, ! uii< east Of
Dsbssas road, 4 mile from Dsissll fafia.
No 23--Ihs Grant isrm On Dubuque read, miles
IRON tO~a, Iss acres h,sliy ssisvsssd, Aosss sad
shsrd As
Houses and Lots In Davenport
No 30--Fins brick house on 9Th b. bstwee1 hsru
.ad Ripley 81 Excellent wsli. good stable, As,
Ao3i--0ood frame House, srooms, good we'll, &C.
Lotbsnssl, on Brad, near Locust 81
NosS--A story house On %.h 81, soHtsiHing ~
No. sa--Oood frame house, I rooms, cellar, Sc,
on SRI e. between vise snd Myrtle. 10. s0aiso.
~. 81 iet on breezy 9! W. ~ soV-,esse
No Ell choice 10, gu Perry e. sor. ofsth s0x $50
~ cLIsTos COUNTY, Iowa.
NJ. ss-W. fractional ! o. the n. W. / Sec. ., 4,
81, n. X. lE., ~ S7-iO0 acres, near IhosHs Mills
In Rock leland County, iliinois.
sosi-Ths .. W. Of sss. -, he sRIw, OF 10
In Henry County, lilinois.
No ~ rs ~. lO0 ssfss 1ssr the Depot "a 9s1ssso,
sa,isbis Tor buiiding lots.
&ili.lAMALLkN,
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Mems furnishing Goods.
Iron Foundry and Machine Shop.

THE subscribers having purchased the Foundry
1 anu Machine shop on the esrber at hook island
ahd second slresls, formerly Davis, BOYD Il Co,
will mahufactu Fronts for EuiiillKs, Caps gEd
slis MN GEARING and all Kinds u machinery ~ The
shorles. Aotice.
They will sell 50 Cook Slows Of the best and nosl
approx pate very iO. take cid metal la sx
-Leass L }. ykILE AGO.
fsl ~ lsa.aalt
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A 6sv Mil.

SO. s0T. 4 Steam ssu min la Aass.lloa, cssu
lows; buildings and ksxins ln good stAss. ~ 4
= good business. VIII be sold low tot esss.
No. ieo.--A Farm in Cedar Couhly " Nv sels
The Road from Muscsiine " 1iIiett hstvss
hal miles Last Of Rochester; all ssasr ssii,sa
Two ssosy Brick Hvsss, stable, Orchard, lie
aud water.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Und.r mi. head linn nber VI spe'ia notices
n, h. inserted al 10 cents per line each insetA"h'
or 80 cts, per week
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Farmers. Land hunters, Spectators,
ATTEND
$500 acres Of choice Land for sale low for Cash
IN STORY COUNTY.
M 53-NEta n " oil See - TA5 K :? " 40
acres timber. ~. -,
40 3x-NE Of " 0f seei I - ~ VI 90 acres
No. ass " of.ec u 80 ks3 w loo acres.
No G-N OF y h Of sec IL ] 81 ~ W ~ aere.
No E-N.o ON " oisrc Is Is X u w ~ acres.
No 5. ~ .ofs h Of sec Is I 20 % w ~ acres
No 3y-s " irae al w OF sec 10 81 X = W
80 acres tim brr.
No aU--S 4 81 see II I ~ - " 100 acres.
IN JASPER COUNTY
No ,l-S Of sse as 80 20 W 100 acres.
@IyKEOKpk COUNTY.
No AS 4 AID oisee y II X 10 " S5
No. .s-s " aud W. of sec 6 u RAW $50
IL NAHAsKA COUNTY.
No as w frae. I oil see6Ts6 l6 w l4s acres
Ne SIS W 4 OF sec IS T "a IL LOO acres
No. Nv Of N Z and ain ois-e IL I
n II lC0 acres, tmt.eS.
@ IL BENTON COUNTY.
No. FIN L ofssc Is 81 XIV 100 acres
IN MUsCATINk COUNTY.
No 4e-w si u w I. Of soc no T - w -oaere'
miles fron Musest ne, 5 from Junction. Apply 20
MILAN ALLEN, Gensfal Land Agent,
Feb q P.u. Buildi' x, brady street
isH. SPRING TRADE. 1850.
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JAnssR 6aAHAa. q. w. Ksssss
GRAHAM 4 KEPNRR,
Forwarding and Csmaission Merchants,
no q BUkROWDxEW DLOC x, FRONT STREET
davenport, Isvs.
Orders solicited for The purchase Of ossio, fi0uf,
Wool aud Produs generally.
-RsSs11zcss
burrows Pretty nan. Dsvsakoft, iess
wise, Pussy 4 W iss. Phil, Pa,
springer, Hsrbsush 4 Co.. Pittssutg, Pa,
sHAsg Co.,
Joseph X. Elder, S.. Louis, Mo.
NcBTids 4 Ham nsr, CipctnSsu, Ohio,
r. Mccoy 4 Sons, N .Lisbos,
D. 4 D. MsDossid q Co., Well syiiis. Ohio,
Mohlsn Ma rim, I.
George Wells, :.
Hanna, 0aSrstsoa & Co., Clsssisld,
Hasssy r BiRclair,
james Graham, New Garden,
Merchants generally, Salem,
feb III leSS-du
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Lots to Lease for term Of yssit
thavs several beautiful Lots 10 disersIl kadx
the slt) for ton, nfl.sn snd twenty yssn.
Also Lois OF Five acres scar The ely % siea1
ten or twenty yesn upon fssssIab's is'~' y
night 10 purchase.
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HAWKEYE INSURANCE COMPANY.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
once over Woodward 4 Harris Dry0oods stor


DAVENPORT, IOWA.
once over Woodward Harris DryGoods Store
Past aide Of Brady ~. between LEI and ed sis.
THIS Company 10 nov prepared 20 ipsare dwelling
houses. Stores, Merchandise, Household isrnitars,
aud all other properly against loss or damage BY Fire,
and y III issus polciss risks taken BY The Compa
~ from date u application.
Il ID the design Vi the directors negieet er
fort In making this safe aud rsabis Company, and
Csc In which emmu unity will have the falsss eonn-
dsncs they have rss0lv ed In slthngs exercise the
utmost cautios particularly the sci Of risk
70 he insured, and to this end very large proportion
OF Tie risks usuay taken by other Insurance ecmps
uIes will any accent b taken BY this
This being Hsas CssSsas, organised for the puT-
DO - accommodating the cssss Of this State n 10
presumed that will be fully sussainsdthus far the
patronage extended 10 State been
extremely liberal, And 10 to be hoped that the coan.
deues already asnifsstsd may continue. A eostiuu.
ancs Of patronage 10 very respectfully solicited.
UFAxenls wanted for the sbos . C0npasy
DIRECTORS.
~. d Burfovs, Chas. Lssslis, lgsAtias LANCER,
VIM. Wood, l.. &. Dssssint, p. Asrvta, Jas. y. Dial
tell, {, G. Parry, J. y. WithsrwsS, Alfred Sanders
h. B. woodward, Jas. Gamble, Alden +. Asltsry.
oPFlCkks.
Alden I. Aaiisry, Sssfv, Alfred Sssdsrs, Prss. .
n. b woodward. Asst Ssstv, lhas. Lssslte, 7ssss
Members Of Executive Committee.
James l.. Dsilsil, Louis {. Dsssaist.
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tn. Young Mons Literary Assselatioa.

- - .....,.~
u.mnl Course 81 LoctMre
~ rl.vsnth lecture Of the course will be delivered
:, m. CONGREGATIONAL Church on Monday evening
w.h,n.,x aIth. by GEORGE SUMNkR, Of Bosion
~. sub,.e,. .Old Europe aud Young Amescs.'
~, =, -lo,,,ock
n'hS'o ii0N'' ~ r,.,.,.ss
aud 10 ciasrs Hoa.a' "'..oa .1,
Feb 1-ds'
Rsre chance fer business.
-, -. 4. h,.,o.., ,au hear Of Ire, rate ebsacs
nv addressing @. box e6I, DsvsBpeftP.
p.y.uoor,. Feb 20 DIT
An rxe.lIsnt Opportunity.
The NEW YORK HAR.
Ssss >ropR da,nr the hes, bu,,ssss In town IL Of
!. r,.d -, ale Huoulrs ~ The pr.mi.ss.
davenport, FEB ss.d1
c.,.
n.l. x.o,
,.s -, 81.
,.roa A. slDRIpok
r. ~ - -
Ladiss.
Gem. ana a.. our nuhhsr BoSs.,
s.n,o,~ MOORE a BROWN
---------------------- ---------
Cheap Books.
ifysa wish 10 e., niss sSd sa'ap e0oA
cali On NlLhS HALL. ihsy nave "sP'e1ss =
sortmsnt " books, ana are t'iabs s1' s'ss''1aSSs
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NNTEare ageuts for rho sale Of the above ssloors'
w led Medicines, lPilis and Ointment ~ 'n' s
city, aud would say 10 any need, ~ Asdicanss - hs
riGd TO call ana give u, IA trial .: issy are asr
PeuA aLt0RDA VAN fAIlhs.
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The following were the members of said
committee.
- I.l.ns.I III.

twas then resolved that committee on
credentials be appointed.
That committee consisted OF
let Judicial Dist. A. Sanders.
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HarrinR! Herring!

N ed Herring which will be sold yety low;
Enquire NJ HILL, AAIsSs s.,
Davenport, Feb. j rN- -1--. -
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nsw Aouertisenlfnts.


TO RENT
lskyENTEEN aeres ef bottom land enclosed, ts
SLOW davenport, opposite burfows sooRsf shsp'
49, "a dls- a. Cook & SafxcDts
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DvCTY for ..l BY The Reg ~ Pss ST1ss 30 81


p.,,,cu,sr attention psid 70 The p ~ - lsA
=, $500. Libsrsi Advances Usus ue.
msnt. C..l paid isr s,l kind 81 f''
-Hkfs BosTos'
Nsw YosI. ,a... 4 Sous, nj,
sSurxis, SHAW 4 Co, Iu,,.. ThatsI ,sfk w
klisTy 4 Gibbons, PxtA, ,sLPpi....
Reynolds 4 Cashmah, ,a,. n owss 4 t't
II sisssd, Hroksw a 90 T,.rol,.. Es,
CaleAso' d. ysSPeal'
Henry fsrnsm, Esq, 4 S.rssui,
Raymond d Ward. l.,oon acs.sp, I'D
=. b. Jssup d Co, Dabaalh' D. ;
Feb. Y, Ised .-d.wu 49, s.is,
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New Views Of Davenport,

New Views Of Davenport,
A Is,, .o,,r.f views oi the Railroad Fridge, kssk
"A island and Mississippi liver, sc. on LEI IAh
SnkErs for salo by tao single sheet, Yd.fo OF fea1
- The low BOOK ROOMS,
No &c Brady 81. near the Post Once.
o., sst, ELI ADAMS & CO.
the Pen 10 mightisr than the sword
ESPECIALLY good Gold Fen; iof tsupsHor
IL artcie Of viii en- call al
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
and select one from The new stock Just opesed Vt
warranted ar ieles. Prices with cases ifow - !"
e. "a ELI ADAMS q CO,
o If
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a AL. Ia.
fo., ot,rs, sud .ppo.i, tho ..Gsre,is" Counting
Room.
r. MD ICE
r.s...p-. 10y .r:w.sr; . D.y.D s,ss.s''
ASn AGENTS, Real kstats Brokers, ana No,a.
/ RES Public, will Buy and Sell sii kinds OF City
Property; in proved or nnimprovsd Farms; pay tax
90 for non buy aud soil Land Warrsnts,o
locate - nae la any srd district In the state; will col
teyt csas pd promptly rsiait in short, We trxnsact
a general Agency business.
w aTrwApr
Attorney and COUNSELLOR ~ SAW
-AS.-
iNstkANth AGENT,
JSoftiCk Ia 40 Ciaifes' new block, oa bra
iy Street, ever tho Poet Onee
Jan 20 OnvcuPOrts Iowa.
- ani.uA;A r.r~ for gain
-, tm,,,.,,.c g,nd ,r.m. sxsl,,n.
sJ.O Ao.e 49, S -. 49,. 80 -. ,i,..~r - .,s
Cnu, ss Ts;s 49,, !. 10 n,i.. Fam ~ M
fS,"s $500 r".s 80 ,.a, . An. y,,vs ~ ,,n,bs,y,
M ~, 800 io 49, 80, ,..,,n. s.c,,sas,od, 49,
Pries rsssonao'e sn .n ,s ~. = avn Hmka,>s
10 Acre. land io1 :. T., L.lIE IL. l. W See.
q i.T, .ek. 4. nsn, the n. n. Il. y. aud sesr
s sicott. Price only $3.50 fet acre.
tets EADS, s1ENAkT HIGGINS.
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RKICll FOR SAFE.

BkICA FOR SALE.
Enn nnOBeilding aud paving Brick al The
sJUU.UUVysrd, deliver or laid 10 wall. Per
sons wishing TO build early In the spring viii dad Il
TO their advantage ~ purchase Immediately. kn
9airs Of y. NJ: ADAMS, agent, ~ tho wavsny
House Oh Main ST. neaT7tb feb iYdlm
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GRASS SEED
GIsA 81 Af:l.ID!!!

A LOT u the asS 7insiAv sad Red Top Sc led
A)usi received andfor sale BY
ieb u ALVORD & VAN PiTTKN.
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HolIoxaY's xadicinss

A lot Of clean new "Red Top" Seed just received
"A and for sale by
leb 90 ALgNkD b VAN fhTIEN.
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UNT1PROVHD LAND T0R SALE

lAn ACkkS aaiNproved hand Ter sale meat fsi
tCU Tor, mile from "a railroad sIstio being
Wssa fsonth 2e and Northeast Of Sec, ", = ~ K
III Also
xsO Biae 0rsss 06ce or sets uusb 81 OF
part, wiiss from the yes .Ed good mite ana
stone eoai good spsp Of work horses taken IL ~
pay. lein iissisl. Appiyto
io,i. kAUs 6TEWAsI
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"A1GYt1 COTTAGE"
Beautiful Home to Rent

The undsrsiYned viii reSt Tor oHe year 70 TED /,
i late bssutifui home tArgyie Cottage ii appsLi.
asesj adjoining The city 81 LIE Claire.
This place eompri.ss Dwelling, tesGs sm .. {
house., stable, orchard VI W. bearing frui fess AID
Is acres soo1iand psstaro,
N"Ls sesi sypis Who have large family 81 little
sbiidrsE. r. e. kAUs
do<xI
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Ii vas voted that the committee ON Gre
dentisls report the number Of votes each
County will be entitled to in the Conven-
iioG.
The committee on permanent Organize
ten reported the following as permanent
officers, and tn report was adopted.
Presidsnt, HON. PHILIP VELIE.
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Land 06ce Reneyed!!

u~,Dsk STEWART have removed their oniee 10
f.In Clara, new nioek on brady street, over tho
fos, udic., aud .pposnc tho "Gsnotte" Counting
80. Jan 70
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Fer the purchase Or sale 81 ci,, =.
Farms, Improved or uninprovsd. i, 1.ps'a
aolaesat Counties. viii collect eI.i sssa
taxss for non-residsnts Buv 49, ''al@', NJ
triet In the state. laad I,
omescornsr Main and Second a..
DAVENPORT, lou !,
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TO TAKE TRAVELLERS
EPPS' SPRINGS.

Yorkville, Jan. II, 1856. 8
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YORK SHERIFF'S SALES.

DY Virtue of Writs of Heri Fdeias, to me direct
I'D ed, will be sold between the legal hours of
Sherifs Sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
JULY next, at York Court House. the follow
ing property, wiz
One tract of land containing 200 Acres, adjoin-
ing lands of Wm. Black, Gilbert Enloe, DR.. W. j..
Good, and Rufus Meek. Also, one house and lot
situated in Yorkville, near the Kings Mountain
Railroad Depot. Also, three Negroes, viz: Tom
and his wife, Rachael; and Joe, levied on as the
property of Martin Mulena1, at the suit OF 5. Z.
Bratton and others. ~
One tract of land levied on as the property of
James Etters, whereon he now resides adjoining
lands of A. w. Whisenant and others, at the suit
of G. S. Parker, Survivor.
Five Negroes, viz: Isom, Adam, Amy, Fanny
and Violet, levied on rs the property OF Stanley
Fewel, at the suit of Stephen NJ. johnson and
others.
One brown horse and one wagon, levied on as
the property of Benjamin Chambers, at the suit
of White, Rives & Go.
One negro boy, Henry, levied on as the proper
ty of T. w. Faris, at the suit Of Wylie & Mottatt
and others.
One tract of land whereOn the defendant now
resides levied on as the property of Andrew Mher-
ry, ut the suit of Wylie, Roddy & Co.
One tract of land near Pinckney Ferry, bound
ed by lands of W. K. Hamilton and others, levied
on as the property of Harriet Elmore, at the suit
of the State for taxes.
S. c. YoUNGBLOOD, s. Y.D.
Yorkville, June S, 1856.
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July 8
UNION ACADEMY.

VNHE FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION of this new
Il and fourishing Institution, which has just
closed with ifty-two Students, will commence on
TUESDAY, 1ST OF JULY, and terminate on the
29th of November with public Examination
This Institution situated, as it is, in point Of
health, morals, and remoteness from all the vices
and temptations so seductive of youth, will here
after be under the mutual instruction of JOHN
B. PANKEY and WILLIAM L. SANDIFER. The
success Of Mr.. PANKEY, as a most devoted and
indefatigable instructor is now too well known to
need comment.
In behalf of Mr.. SANDIFER, we can say he
has been reared up in our midst; that he is
young gentleman of high-toned moral character: :
has taught private school several years, giving
entire satisfaction to all his patrons.
We feel satisfied he is in every respect qualified
for the position, and that we have been fortunate
in securing the services of one so eminently suit
ed to the business.
Before the commencement of next session, the
building will be enlarged, and every accommoda-
ton afforded that can add to the comfort of the
students, or facilitate their progress.
Board can be had in the best families at Eight
Dollars per month, in less than one mile of the
Academy. The Students are expected to attend
Preaching, and convcyances are furnished by their
host.
Students will be taken from Rock Hill to their
Boarding houses on the 30th June, I'd and 5th Of
July, free of charge.
While this School is not in the least sectarian,
Students will be catechised and instructed in the
Union Questions.
TUITION AS FORMERLY, VIZ:
Primary English Branches .......ST 90
Higher branches of English, ...............lO 90
Classics and Mathematics, per session...l5 90
Students charged from time of entrance till
close of session. No deduction for lost time ex-
cept in cases of protracted sickness.
1y" Tuition at close of Session.
]. c. HICKLIN, NJ. D.
Secretary of Board.
1unp r % If
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10 PLANTERS AND HOUSE. BUILDERS.

TIME Subscriber returns his thanks for the very
i liberal patronage received for the past, and
takes this method to inform the citizens of York and
the surrounding Districts, and the whole South,
that he has effected another improvement in the
Cotton Gin and Wheat Thrasher,
that excels any that have ever been introduced
heretofore and from long experience he has no
fear in challenging any other Factory, either North
or South, to produce an equal He feels very con-
fident in saying to the public, that his Gins excel
in performance any other make or pattern now in
use. With dry cotton the roll cannot be broken
or made to spew over, which no other pretends to
claim, and with good driving power and attend
ance. As saw gin, will
Gin from 4 to Bales or more in Day,
weighing from $50 to 400 lbs; which is as much
as any one hand can we'll handle in day. Any
person wanting a superior Gin or Thrasher can
be supplied by sending on his order to me at
Lewisville, Chester Dist, S. c..
Work will be shipped to any place desired RE-
PAIRING done at the shortest possible notice.
To builders, will say that I am manu-
featuring
SASH BLINDS AND DOORS,
of every description, made of the best material,
and dry lumber, and workmanship the very best.
AL work carefully packed and forwarded to or
der. JOHN SIMPSON.
June.12 "a tt
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Ask Horse Rider of such renown that COM
parison and description are equally futile to do
justice to the great science of horsemanship and
acrobatic power he daily enacts-he is styled the
damon Hunter Of the Mountains.
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THE yENDEAN BROTHERS,

An immense act Of Suspensions, Clingings, Pos
turing, by the two Hcrculean Assists. The great
est feat ever invented, will be performed by the
original inventors Mr.. Chas. Morrison, and John
Foster on Pole thirty feet high. Mr.. Morrison
will perform some of the most extraordinary fents
ever beheld in this country, which has won for
them the appellation Of the Aerial Contortionist
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HEADQUARTERS.
COLUMBIA, June 80, 1856.

COLUMBIA, June 80, 1856.
ORDERS NO 81
The following Regiments of Infantry and Cav
airy will parade for Review and Drill at such times
and places as herein indicated:
The seth Regiment of Infantry, will parade at
Dominicks, on Tuesday, the 2sth of July next.
The SSth Regiment OF Infantry, will parade at
Jalappa, on Thursday, the 9lst of July next.
The 10th Regiment of Cavalry, will parade at
Martins on Saturday, the I'd of August next.
The 45th Regiment Of Infantry, will parade ut
the Burnt Factory, on Tuesday, the 5th Of August
next.
The 85th Regiment of Infantry, will parade at
Unionyille, on Thursday, the 7th of August next.
The 9th Regiment of Cavalry, will parade at
Glenn Springs, on Saturday, tho 9th Of August
next.
The 36th Regiment of Infantry, will parade at
Timmon's Old Field, on Wednesday, the 18th Au-
gust next.
The S7th Regiment of Infantry, will parade at
wilkins Old Field, on Saturday, the 10Th Au-
gust
Yorkyille, on Tuesday, the 10th August.
The 45th Regiment Of Infantry, will parade at
Ebenezer, on Thursday, the 2lst of August.
The 9th Regiment Of Infantry, will parade at
Rich Hill, on Saturday, the 23d of August.
Chester, on Tuesday, the 26th of August.
The 9Th Regiment of Cavalry, will parade at
Blackstocks, on Thursday, the 2sth Of August.
The oath Regiment of Infantry, will parade at
Bells Bridge, on Saturday, the S0th of August.
The 25th Regiment of Infantry, will parade at
Winnsboro, on Wednesday, the Sd of September.
The 2lst Regiment of Infantry, will parade ut
Lancaster, on Saturday, the 9th of September.
The 22d Regiment Of Infantry, will parade at
Camden, on Wednesday, the 10th September.
The Goth and 44th Regiments of Infantry, and
the 9th Regiment of Cava,ry, will parade at Sum-
terville, on Saturday, the 9th of September.
The officers and Non commissioned Officers will
assemble on the day before the Review Of their
respective Regiments, for drill and instruction.
Generals of Division and of Brigade will, with
their respective Stats, attend the Review of the
Regiments within the limits of their several COM
mands.
Generals of Brigade are charged with the ex-
tension of this order.
Volunteer companies will be inspected, and the
books of Beat companies examined. The Aids
de-Camp to the Commander in Chief will attend
the Reviews.
By order of the Commander in Chief. -
-. r. G. NJ. DuNovANT,
Adjutant and Inspector General.
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KINGS MOUNTAIN
PREPARATORY MILITARY SCHOOL,

Yorkville, s.
FACULTY:
lM. JENKINS, (Senior in .0rganiza-
ton, Regulation and Discipline }
Professor of Mathematics and Nat
PRINCIPALS urat Philosophy.
A. COWARD, (Senior in Business
matters.) Professor Of Bellies Let
tres and French.
c. A. SEABROOK, Professor of Ancient Langua-
oes and Assistant in English Branches.
D. d. THoMASSON, NJ. D., Surgeon.
B. P. BOYD, Bursar.
HyHE SECOND SESSION of this Institution
will be opened in the new Garrison Buildings
on the 1st of September.
Terms of Second iSession.-For School Expenses,
ie., Tuition, Books &c., Board, Lights, Fuel and
Washing, S80*-payable $40 on entrance, and
$40 on lst Of November.
No one under IL or over 1S years of age will
be received.
The services of Physician having been enga-
ged, there will be no extra charge for medical at
tendance.
Until the 18th of August letters will be direct
ed to Charleston, s. G.. .
#At the rate of 5000 per annum.
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BETHEL ACADEMY,

VNHE SECOND SESSION of this School, under
Il the superintendent of J. T. HARRY, Prin-
cipal, assisted by Mrs. HARRY, will commence
ON the SECOND MONDAY, 18th of JULY next
The terms of tuition, for the session OF FIVE
months, are as follows:-
Primary English Branches. ................SG.O
English Grammar and Geography....... 500
Higher English Branches Mathematics,
and the Classics, $500
Good Boarding can be had in pleasant families,
convenient to the Academy, at 81 per month.
No admission for less than half n session and
students wishing to continue longer than the half
and not the whole session. will be charged by the
month. No deduction for lost time, unless in ca
ses of protracted illness.
Bethel, June II, 1856. 24e