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Inc l.NrEsr PRo SLAVERY "hr TRACE
Tn" report 10y way Of Chicago, Of u
Methodist Conference ha,ing been broken
mp ia Missouri by FRO slavery men, the
church having been entered eaI the pre.i,
ding flee lnrred aud leaihered. the rhil.
adrIpela Ledger i. af.4fed, Is an entire
la.-cl.a0i \ plan Of tue Episcopal WI,
t.iton lor 1856 shows tina, the Missouri
Conference Is held a2t oace year. and
not u.l Drtuhor.
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New Advertisements.
University Or Nashville.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

I>IlE Sixth Annual Course Of Lectures in
L this Institution will commence on MON.
DAY, the Sd Of November. full prelimi a.
ry course, free to students will be given by
the Professors, commencing on the FRS, Mon.
day of October
Professor. Fees, sos; Naturalization Fee,
81. Practical Anatomy, Clio. Graduation
Fee, s25. For catalogue and announcement
apply to PAUL +. EVE, ND,
Dean Of the Faculty
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UNDERGRADUATES DEPARTMENT.
Western Miiiiary Institute.

I>lIE NEXT SESSION Of this College will
i open on Monday, September sth The
Classical Course is full, and every facility is
afforded to students IN scientific branches A
Preparatory School is attached, embracing "a
course Of two years The military system is
adopted a. au eilect1a! means Of pfeser, ne
good order economy, regular habits and ac-
tive bodily exercise. charge. for Tuition and
Boarding, 500 per term Of 40 weeks Sur
geon'- Fee, So Engineering, French, Span
lsh, German, Drawing Book Keeping slJ Fen.
eng, zach { u per term Of ~ weeks
TIE lHst session OF the Medical College
closed with 339 Ma'rculau,s and - Grsdu.
ates from 10 States Tie Military College
closed Is first year IN Nashville, with l5i M.
.rlcumni-, from - States. For catalogue aal
regulations, Apply To
u Il. JOHNSON, Superintendent
Nashville, July, 1885 6O-3S
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..lou.A meetings ever held in Harrison
county.
Nv .s in vain that we and others ap
pe.,ed to them to postpone sct'on until the
facts were elected, and until all the coun'y
could DO called together, with forewarn
ing Of what WAS to be done, for = discuss
i'm Of these resolutions. That did not sui
,bei, purpose. They we're determined to
oysraw@ prudent connsels, and to destroy
everything like temperate debate and sober
reflection. The meeting WAS called togelh
o. without previous notice. with the evident
design to misrspresent public opinion. and
wss protrac,ed until handful Of interest
ed men were enabled to pass resolutions
which nineteen twentieihs Of the county
will condemn. The whole afair WAS i'll
advised. in.empera,e. imp'uden,, and. 1t
seems to Us, will appear dIsrepu,able.
When Governor T.. VI PrA.x learns
all that hs. been done. no doub, he will
feel quite melancholy. II VII. .ooa 'mpo>
sing sbfcsi, tina, thirty odd men could be
found in Harrison county. the most Of
whom are doubtless Interested pecuuisr,ly
in the road as speculation, read. to cen
sure Gov. reasc, and that they took it upon
themselves 10 periodically speak Tor the
eleven or twelve hundred voters, who were
so lofge,tu of their own in,erests,
B,u while they were lcvehng their hfiv
tuo Founders 81 Governor, "e wonder
that they could e.ndescend to discharge
their artillery at village editor. Iii true
That we endorsed the Governors veto, but
it was don. very modestly, and on ,ae sup
position that the statements contained ia
hi, Message were true. Let them prove
them false, and that their company is emit
lied to confidence, and We will support it
with lar more zeal ttan we have hitherto
s..sileJ 1t. But until that is done, they
must perm, ~ to thllk for ourselves
1ug DRouru ~ rnn WEST. Our e1-
chsnges from the West speak despondogiy
Of the crops. owing to the long protracted
drou,h. The Houston TaegreFh, among
Others, says
We learn ,rat in couse ,uenes Of .iic p5,4raeu.d
..rD,,h many reffl. and horse. no the
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TRIBUTE or RESPECT.

TRIBUTE. OF kESpEC
Al meeting Of the officers and members Of
John VI. Gibson Lodge, NO 49, o q +. the
following preamble aud resolutions were pa-s.
ed. to.wit.
NHfgEAs, It has pleased Almighty God to
remove from amongst us our worthy aud much
esteemed sister, ELIZA ] EAnEs,--cousoft of
our brother DR. \ " Eamc-,-a lady adorn.
ed wilh every accomplishment necessary to
seudeg desirable member of society and on
whose ear the sacred call Of friendship never
fell uGhcried i devoted wife, an siectionate
mother, auc true Christian Be II therefore,
Resolred, Tina, in the death Of Sister Eame-
the society Of Nr-hall Aa, lost a respected
and worthy member, whose untlmely death We
deeply and sincerely deporc
Re,o'sd, Tina, the Daughters Of Rcbekah
Of ,hi- Lodge wear the usual badge Of mourn.
my for thirty days
kesolred That copy Of the above preamble
and resolution, be presented to thu family Of
the deceased
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Nelson. ~ araMcli ~ Co..
al Pearl Street, New ork

INPOKI tKN ana NUO7D-8Tr l'lIff, m i0f-
| cen aad domestic hardware. G1a-, pi.to3-,
and heavy goods.
Joseph 1auatt, Weiy,shampton, England;
John Nelson. New Jersey Jorcm II.
Wariwcl.. Walter Ttn-, lr, la4as { f-t
rick, New York.
luiy ~ 1886 80 rs
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Mammoth lA<erN stable.

C.E llYNSOA takes pleas fe pa
e-a.x-H informing hi- old friends and tie
public that he has taken back
BIZ, Livery Stable, and has fall resumed hu,i-
ness AT the old stand where he Viii Dee arali..ed
to serve OH who may be disposed 10 pa'rouile
him The character Of bis Stable. and the care
and attention 0f all connected wl,h ,, are too
well known g. need continent lie h4- on'y 70
say that &c will be hi- earussteuleNor o. sustain
The reputation which hi. establishment has
gained by 81 years Of careful management.
{. l.. lllNsON.
August Oh. 1886. Buy
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yrcr Stone Ware.

hlNl\G, fet aud lV.ist..tis.
, Cos ed n,saps, eassefoies, conG1-.s,
Pitchers u al sss,, bowls, butter tabs,
sauce hpats, saaee tatovus. plates as slse,
Disics, oval aad ollAg2g a.l ard deep.
Nl,n. a general IS lstinenl =. JHiia "a ware,
For sale a, lilpEs
jane Tth, IS
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400 pieces Amer. Huj Eng. prints 90 pieces
ginghams 10 g. bleached cotton; .,iA and
5-i brown coilons bleachrd and bro. A llendsie
shecting, linen ,hceiIug. furniture idnges fur-
key red drapcri pins, blue and hack lawns,
bleached aud bro drills twiled osnaburgs,
bleached and bro linen drills, planters linens.
French linens, burlaps, tailnrs canvas, nan
keen gambroon, coitonades, den,ms. striped
osnaburg, hickory stripes, tnociaw attpes,
eaniie, Jeans, chaG.tmy, bed-iickns, apron
checks, brliaLte-, grass skirts, grass inen.
linen check. Nea,hcd and bro. linen tep.r
dama-k LuekAbnck, crash, bird eye diaper,
Richard.ons lr,-h linens, white, hIsck and
brown Hollands. black cloths dfnp dtte, doe.
SKINS end summes cloths, osuahurgs, paper
cAnbric. black ard co.ored -cambre-. le.isha,
jacquard diaper PILLOW ease linens and mus ms.
Mursptlle. .utIt- etc tts.,elr
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GENERAL assortment. c-rA-l0n;
! 4-ce ,4sr,. a-.tls.s .o' Gas season tor
llpE'S
sHn. @.- frr
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Hardware and Cutlery.

Knives and Forks, Ivory liand'ei KNIVES
nd SILVER forks. pocket nud peu0i41e rst'tts
and stecl., Cotton and MOO. cards. cuiiy cards,
hor-c cards and cutD COMBS, horse hcam'
.heafs aud scissors. sheep shears trunk il,'.
cupboard. desk drawer. pad, gun, dead. plate
saddle bags, and knob ioek, Of all kinds s'nI-
lets, saw sets, cut GOTTA and hfiss tarf7 cate
tage knobs ba-ttug spoons, flesh forks, ladies
STEAMERS. etc, mil saw. raj. iaH hand saw, and
round hle-. horse. shoe sud wood tasps .
augers. socket chi-el-, waitef-. teal laEu-, ss~
handles. rompassc-, dniiefs, OK. dog, halter
breast. ffth. log ard trace chains CO.., wrought
AMI brass butts, screw, piane-, Ell tla's
boring machines hand. eros--cut, riP aud tenn
nant saws family ruud stones que pots, mo
asst, gates, FrIiruHs. saetrons, andlrens
tony. and shove =, tfick and pa-!-ing tr.N
els. -auccpan-. horse mails, coffee lld cnrn
mills. Bul4aa coffee pots TOW cups, sp'tonn-,
sand paper, screw drivers, ouget bits, steel ana
ron squares. brace ard hits, Lpglsh rules,
puup cnaln and fixtures spades and long han.
dl. shevel-. COiin-' Bull- ard Aiieftous
aN.-. broad axes. hand kye> hat 'lir.. and barn.
mer@ dtgNug kuhrs, mahogany kn.'oa, ~p' ~
md rbad bolts, spurs, eii.-e.- anger and lie
rttJlt.. ,otlla hnudic-, tinge-, tith-, -st.w-
aud trimmings. brass caudestak., curtain
bands and knobs, par ord -pfing u.aaac -."r'
tBti-. waiileAud wafer ifou-, plane BITS, draw
4r rollers, window sprnF.. wardrobe lalches,
n.ppcr-. hand vices, scribe aA e., Gal" hHsr-.
strap hinges, birdie Bis, spoke sha'es vie
f4t.t tf
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Glassware.

0INEH y III VI
LASS Bows 81 'gli, preserve sash-' on
VI foot,
Covered preserve dishes; sugar dishe-
ptekle icArs. ard shells. lamps. molsss.-
PITCHERS, sal SELLERS, gohct', tn.ahlef-, ems =,
r4ieno ai'i Mines. For safe st
9nrs = se. t,YDE'S
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your dulci;crous bu, gossamery and calgnou,
production. UNCLE JOE.

Tue KILLING IN SEGuiS The Mercu.
~ Of the pa gives detailed account of
the murder of Tom Cotton BY Deputy
Sheriff Dan Murphy. which recently oc,
CURED At Ssgnin. II seems that n man
named Bill Johnson WAS arrested about the
llth inst, aud confined in Jail at Seguin.
Inc authorities of San antonio hearing of
his arrest dispatched SIR. Murphy to Ss>
gum to have him re,arrested should be ge,
eff on tie charge against him.
When Murphy reached Scgun he found
Bud Cotton. who, with Johnson, had com,
mit'ed An offence agains, the laws Of San
Antonio, and for both of whom Murphy
hrd wsrren,s. Murphy immediately had
Bud Cotton arrested and lodged IL jail.
Meeting Tom Cotton. a brother OF Buds,
a few days after, high words passed be-
tween the parties, when Cotton seized
Murph, by the ihroa, and began to choke
him. Murphy stsbbed Cotton several
tunes, when Cotton vlestcd the knife from
his hands aud msds several desperate
thrnsls at Murphy. the kuiie lortuna,el,
strslng against n belt aud buckle of the
lAitei, wlIhoat doing material injury. Go,
ton died of his wounds on the subsequent
morning. and Murpb, gave himself up to the
authorities. lie VA. tried aud bound over
IN the sum OF $ 900 to appear at the
District Court. Aen day he LETT with
bud Cotton Tor San Antonio Houston
Telegraph
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New Orleans Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
Inferior Ga = Miillng FAR e alti
Ordinary s!a 9 Fair man
Middng lO-a l0!- Good Fair II g.
Good NIddlns nam Good aud Fine uunina
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IGlttf 'ra inr spoon, i+rf, fuv.
- Of.ca. Nh'. sai Cpeir. areace. se'
,slrat ~ DIS
IaHr 7th 1850
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tlOur' Ilour''

lust REC ElNLo--A very large lo' y
y Fresh Flour, m barrels aud sacks. For
sale low 40
plrPitNtNER \ nGp
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su, uuhl.hoJ al | .t. ,.,,,,. 80.
w., ,..ioal 'I..., n. w., II
Moore, OF Colorado county. son>in,lsw of
DR.. Doxte -. .his place WINS killed at his
residence a lew DAYS since. bv his neiphbar.
l.. W Perry The r.rclmsianees, n. rela>
ted to Us, were aAugt as follows Perry
approached i,r Moor intoxicated. ana alter
sIew words Of ahuse presented his shot
gun, When Mr. Moor. attempting to take
hold Of the gan, received load Of bucks
shot IN hi. breast, killing him Instantly
The alta, !. Is sait. to hay, been entirely
unp,oyoa ed. and was doubtless the result
OF .ntoxich.iou. There was, ss We have
hoard. 10 cause OF difference between the
parties "nd bot ~ The I, 'ihr"ce ct alcohol
VIZ "'"f ""e'a h'"' "o"p"ess' nave nee
,,.'he !" 'ne embraces OF ''''ne '"''''N
we know MN 10 pe a most 'Ae'''eh' eeh.
u"nlaH' a iloial ahI correct eli'Aen, hlnn
"usu'""' an" A'ec"""H.e 'a'''e'' J" NO
fN'itesld"h hA'un va" hnf'n mas
written letter approving the non>'H'cf>
''nt''n Fi"c'pi'' IN IN" N'Nfa'AH hNn'H'
hiL u" mnSes qnhe n aiHhs Argument 81
which ihe conclusion u.s. That HA other
modes o. d4'HAs'''g OF i'4e slavery aAHM,o"
nave lageh, ana 'ha' the ff'"r'r'es o. 'H"t
'o' ""',rp ''' ""'' ''''"""'' "'''' ~
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Inc l,rssr Pro SLAVERY "urraAoE -
Thu report t., way Of Chicago. of a
Methodist Conference haying been broken
Rp In Mis.ouu bv rro slavery men. the
church having been entered eaI the pte.i,
ding flee rnrr,d aud ltaihered. the rhll.
adrlpeia Iejget /. afs4ted, j.. an entire
s..cl.a0i \ plan ct tue Episcopal Win
tal,ou lor 1886 shows that the Missouri
Cnrfs,rpc. Is hold a.t onre ,oag. nnd
not al Drtuhor.
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L.,,,,.n ka,r aut Dl,..co,k. her wa.
..,t ,rurb iu,t.e hdl having stuck his
t,,.,..b.,.. and bou.r.j or 6lassrock
.vy.,..s, ..ri,u.iy ,rt,r.d Aat hi, recovery
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the ll"klmrf county } 'm'''"H' 'N
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The hoo. hotueul ReYnet %! Mouth
Carolius has publl-h.d a cong letter dcc'I
ming tine nomination of the boilers ifonl tie
AMERICAN ,.tu.ts Convention. Tor the ir"
Presidency He declares bimseil 90 favor o
Fillmore aud pancsor.
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EN>president Martin Van Buren, has
written q letter, approving the uon>.Htet>
veutian principles IN tn" Nebraska ksn-a.
till. Tie makes quite along afgument, Of
modes Of dispensing OF tie slavery agitation
have lsI!ed, and that the principles Of that
nc, offered the only attauaOip mode by
which the count, can hope to be relieved
from the dstraSiions ol sectional couifoyer
- ou the slave subject
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assorted finger rings, gold cuff pins ear oob''
shiu studs, guard c'iein.. sleeve and collar but.
tons. pens gold pens and siyer case, hne set- OF
Iewe!fs, -.c.. e's,
flotbiGa.
4 large sad compie,e assortment, suitable
t. the season.
Nall.
loo kegs a.. sizes and qualities
Hats.
Gents Fash.ouauie Golessu. Neh's sd
boy. black and cDofea iaf ana mr'p0 caga..
iet. Rockland, citizens sud empire hats. super
otter mapped planters hats hacs and White
wool h4.-, palm, LEGION, Panama ani C-n.-
pc4cAy ua,s.
Ladtcs' Hornets.
Tie most beautiful rrl -,,ras!yc article
ever offered ,n TIL, market. very .stesi siyle
look At your r.rror ~ fssh.ons md zoe u Ne
have lo, The vcte last s'} g o-' al! O. m,stEke
Boot,
Gents .nr Calf siehei aa1 Peg Boz.
manufactured b. liaidoct, Reed & Ca Phl.
ale t1.a. oct .i -.aag iere- leather Of tie isfs
be., quality Also, goa. suI sip o'ot-. v..
suOes.
Daul Be-. Russe, B-o1au- Z K p
Eogaus. gut b. fsus, calf tlpgant enamel.
90 lrathrs h-ogaus, etc. etc a orge .ot n
Ind .s ga .e-' aud eti lreu s.l9s-. t5.sr the
are-, 20 the cos..c,'. II AZ .lsiaes. c...ss.
,asp~s aad quae.ue-
Queenswarc.
DHn,r sul breakfast lp'rs Sos, Plates
butter ti.I.s, Fl g. 4.-a.s.l..."s 9 80 -.se.
aei ia,a.ir. rHthrr,. sggar cream ever aua
f...rt ...at at.y,- stnka 4. .tIe4 A5r D and
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a.Mhr.c. and .arnncts


~ NO, pa. s-. Las.. trr safe 1t
june z '.r ~ pES
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pueeIlsNs are.
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Isa,e,' n0d Cunts Aacs S.k ari &so;eI
GnsAsm Umbpia-, cotton aai Aa-- 81,
p.ra.ui4
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assorted finger rings, gold cuff pins, ear bobT
shirt studs, guard c'iein.. sleeve and collar but
tons pens, gold pens and .iser case, 1ne sets o
Iewe!fs, .tc a'c,
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Loss Of the Propeller Toledo and over Sixty
LiVsk.-The propeller Toledo. Captain Den
sham, OF the American Transportation Cos
line Of propsllcrs, was wrecked of Port Wash
nglOn. lake Michigan, on Friday the 24'h ult
She was bound for Chicago, with full cargo
of merchandise, and about forty passengers
with crew Of twenty FIVE persons, The pas
sengers aid crew we're all lost except three decl
hands, We have no particulars OF how she
was lost, Portions OF the wreck have come
ashore at Port Washington,
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Protect your Buildings.

THOMASH. ATKINSON, HAS ON HAND
auds prepared TO put up in any part Of the country
large lot Of
Lightning Rods aud House SPOuting.
These articles are manufactured Of the best materials
and in the most substantial with express refer
pce to the wants Of Farmers and others Of this and ad
joining counties.
Upon the usefulness Of pouting and Rods for pro
ectop TO budings every houso owner is well informed
Having the experience Of a series Of years in work o
This kind he can assure those who entrust thei
work TO bis care that will be attended TO in the mos
durable aud substantial manner
Orders from farmers and others at distance, win b
received with pleasure and receive prompt attention..
No extra charge for work at distance.
CaroIhon, Ohio, June 5, is. 6-u.
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CAR ROLL COUNTY
H& A Il H& GD A HD

Time Table for the Mail Trains.
To take effect on and after Monday tie 42d
day Of October 1855.
lrom CarrolIon 10 Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Utestlms,
Columbu StcLbenville CT South Mail IIsin ~il LAvs
Carrolon Derot daily at n Il. M stepping at all vay
stations aud connection with the Nail Train, going
North on G. 4 p Il, r. Passergers going Aohh, vii
arrive at Pittsburgh at 81 T. NJ
Train will leave Cleveland at s P. H. and passan.
,gtrs will ani,cat Canol on 81 P. M. Thi. arISnge.
ment will enable passengers remain In CleVelsnO l
hour trans us ess and will enable pas engels
that may wish to reach the S. & |. r. 4. travelling
South to Columbus, East TO SteubehVlle VI Wheel
ing Va, without much time .ost.
The Freight trains will run as usual
FARE REDUCED.
From Oneida to New Market, on S. a RR. o.
neida to CaTollOp by r R Canolltoh 10 New EstL.t
by Stage.
Tickets lhrOugh.sl l2i to he lad ofTrsauIe, James
Cameron, and at the Western Exchange, Geo. K.
McKasky.
There are regular lines Of Stages running 10 the
East, from CarroltOp, Harlem Springs, Amsterdam,
Springfield, Richmond and Steubtnville Ako daily
line running South from CaHolton, Lamertipr, Penys-
vile to New Market on the s. b |. X. r. BY which
means the trayeler will be conveyed without loss Il
time,
Jan. 10 1885. E. MCGUIRE,
n ~ N n
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Portrait Of Gov. Gssry.-A Kansas cores
pondsst Of the Cincinnati Gazette describes Gov
Gsary thus;
Gov. Geary is about six feet two inches in
height; broad shOuldered and bOny, but 70
nsshy and having a slight stOOP. His fore
head is not good, his eyes sre deep sunksn Ia
his head, resembling port holes 10 fort. His
nose is thin; long. and incDing to pug" the
lower extremity iuelining to turn upwards a'
though he would draw his inspirations from
stratum above that breAtbsd BY common NOR
tails. His color is sallOW and bad, and his fac'
almost expresSionIess. He wears his beaIt
long, bat the hair Of his head cropped short
A few gisy hairs appear in bis beard. Hs
wore a simpls citizens dress-a long skirted
blue froek coat, bell crowned chimney pot
hat. long ago out Of fashion. bat well PreServ'
cd, but his manner for civilian was wonder
fully digni6ed.
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PROVIDENCE Oct, a9-

BAEK FAILURE The B INK OF the Republic, in
this city has been eDjoined and it's effects pa-
ced n the hands Of a receiver, The capital is
Sil2, 900 circulation $4,000 deposits less
than 100000 It's atsosts are $l9H 900, and
o. this some $40 900 is considered good. The
rest is doubtful and consists chiefly Of paper o
western produce houses, guaranteed by New
York houses that have tailed. The private
property Of stockholders is holden for circulA-
ton.
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peA- Nineteen millions, two hundred aud
sixty thousand and forty-fve gallons of proOt
whisksy we're distilled in Cincinnati during the
year ending August 3lst 1855, consuming six
million four hundred and twenty thousand bush
els Of Indian corn allowing one bushel Of corn
to three gallons Of proof viii key.
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TO School teachers

TINE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAlIN Frs FOR
Ca roll county, will bold SIx MEETIEGs for the ex.
animation Of School teachers during the year 1855 on
the following days, namely: On the second Wednes.
lay in February, April June, August, October, and
December The meetings will be held in one Of the
public school houses in CarrOlton, commencing at 10
o'clock, forenoon.
The standing rules Of the Board regulating exami-
natiol are the following
l. Each applicant not personally known to
the Board, must oduce certificate Of good moral
character Of late date. and signed by more re.
sponsibe persons.
2, Each applicant must come furnished with pen,
ink aud paper; and also with McGuffey's Fifth Reader
8. IL each applicant will be submitted a list o
| questions on Arithmetic English Grammar, aud Geog
| raphy, to be answered in writing
4. No applicant will be regard ed qualified to
teach nor entitled to certificate, who does not
recty answer one half Of the questions submitted in
each branch.
s, Certificates will not be issued On the day of ex.
animation but hey Sil be remitted by mail other
wise as soon as ractcatle. And when an applicant
is deemed unqua hed note stating that fact will be
sent him.
8. Applicants coming in after the class is formed
and the examination has commenced will be ex Iece,
to wait until the next regular day of examina iol.
T. No certificate will be granted to any person whC
l. known to the Board to be habituaied to the us
! profane language, to be intemperate or dishonest
Each applicant must furnish himself with 4
stamped envelope, and him self hGorse with hi
own name and address and in such envelope his Ger
| ti6cate or note will be forwarded.
Q. Each applicant will BE- required to wIiie short
composition on some sui ject assigned by the board
on Che day of Determination, showing therein his skiln
PENN anship, Punctuation, Grammar, use Of Capital
letters. &c. by order of the Board,
December 90. ls55.-lv. WIN. Mccoy, Secy.