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SENATE

MONDAY January 18th, 1856.
Mr.. Banks introduced bill for the relief
of Aaron Z. Cunninghan-whlch was made
the order Of the day for to- morrow at II
clock
Mr.. Drane introduced d resolution in rela-
ton TO the Public Printing 10 enquire what
amendments, it any are necessary to existing
laws. Adopted. -.
. MIR. Stark introduced . billto confirm the
title of certain, Swamp and 6erhoWed lands
located by q. j. Fields passed
The, Senate then concurfed In Sundry
House messages and went into committee Of
the whole on the Governors message, which
was referred to the appropriate committees.
Mr.. Cobb introduced bill to amend an
act incorporating the Colul4bus Insurance
Company. Read twice.
The resolution for memorial to Congress
to remit the duty on Railroad Irn was taken
upon amendment of Mr.. Rice feb cited, and the
whole subject postponed till te-l2orrow.
On motlon Of Mr.. Love,the vote Of yester-
day refusing to enter the protest of certain
Senators was reconsldered.
MrStark offered a resolution proposing that
the two houses meet Wednesday at l2o'clock
for the election Of United States Senator;
which was laid over one day under the rules
The Senate adjourned till tomorrow at 10
d, clock
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY virtue of an order of the Probate Court
of Kinds county, Mississippi, made at the Janua-
nv Term, 1856, the undersigned, Administrator up
on the estate of Grey Skip with, deed, will on
Friday, 18th February ne.rt,
between the hours prescribed by law, at Jackson,
Kinds county, in front of the Capitol, expose for
sale by public auction. to the highest bidder, on
creditor nine months from the day Of SALE all the
personal estate of said deceased, consisting of
Ten Slaves, three Negro men, one splendid body
servant; four Negro women, one good seamstress.
one woman with three children, and one girl l6
years old; together with the Office Furniture of
said decedent, cynsisting of Wardrobe, Book
Case, Table and Chairs. Also, Horse and
Sulkey.
10 Purchasers will be required to give bonds
with ample and approved security, payable in nine
months, for the purchase money.
JAS. B. ROSS, Admir- of
Jan Is, 1856-tds. Grey skipwith, decd.
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aE The Grand Lodge assemblies in the city
of Vicksburg on Monday next.

TIE AcAclA.-The January number of
this very valuable Masonic Monthly, fully
sustains the high character it acquired during
the past year. 1t is ever welcome visitant
to our sanctum. and we ,bespeak for it more
extended circulation among the fraternity.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, !
souTHERN DIsTRIoT Of MfssIssIPPIs
Eflrc9l;t E07xzt TT5,ited Gfntey

ETFHE Jurors, Witnesses and Others SIM
i moned to attend the above named Court at
the November Term thereof, A. D. 1855 are here
o2nr lie Honorab1e sanu o1e GEn' Dy
of the Judges Of said court, from the first Mon
day insNoveniber, 1855, to the Sd Monday in jan
nary, 1856 w. H. BROWN, Clerk,
Circuit Court, U. S., Southern Dis Miss.
re October %, 1850 If.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Co artners9lip heretofore existing be-
tween the ildersigned, under the style of ] . g.
a j. ~ REssY is this day dissolved by mutual
consents
Ferthe liberal patrchage bestowed, we tender
our fllank S, aiN as we have immediateuand large
to nlret, ask as special ap0r of fhoss
indebted % call ut The earliest possible dag on
4. ls f6RE i. Il Jackson, orJ &, MOREY, at
CaAzoss, and liquidafetdetr accou1fs
Jack som Miss. J. G. M0REY,
January 4, 1856. J. B. MOREY.
ID: IoaEv having purchased the interest. of
sG MoREY illt The late firm of J. g. & j. b. Mo-
fey continue the
Boo Stationery. Music. JeWelr5 and Fancy
Business,
kt tlle ND sfalls ln ackson, and will be most
happy IA haze sssstis as:k tie nublie gene,
eat aud his ssaek a,,5 ~ sss ZOOS
lley 81 isos. -. u q.
s. E<Idtl and JNss tss.K 49, 90,
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he American state Conven,lon.--

The American state Convention.--
judging from the enthusiasm evinced in il
primary Conventions Of thepeople, as is
from the tone of our American exchanges. d
well as the manly and patriotic spirit wtcl
peryades the many letters with which our tlbl.
is Utterly covered, we doubt not that lii.
AMERICAN CONVENTION which assemble il
the city of jackson on Thursday next vii
present the most imposing array of talentIanc
conservative devotion to the best intereds O
the country, that has confronted the domihani
party, since the reckless rule of soi-dissaaf de,
mocracy was inaugurated in the State.
Let our friends, in the spirit in which the
great American movements had its birth, alb.
stain from entanglements with the sefete
creeds and party doctrines Of the old political
organizations, abolish the secrecy that has no
longer any necessary existence, esehew all
mere distractions. avoid useless and mlpsate-
rial issues, plant themselves firmly upon The
Constitution Of the Linton and resolve u mai
tain re nioz y tls pasksk bl<
llere i I'D xiltua and zl1
among the people oappreeisss q
dom.
THE AMERICAN PAp4rs-I 3{ S4eTil:Z6
party is making rapid progress Il |.z
States west d the Mississippi fka1zas|
i almost equlls the Democratic ii apd &
Increasing y@y fast in Missouri Lou.
$, the INTEL geneer one Of tie Il pal,ers
# the Yves boldly runs up GIL American
lag, and de- ares that its influenced here.
fer be detoted to the furtheral the||
principles If Americanism. Loo al kior
he engine b 1856, ii
TESTING Ry or AN ENEmy. Wash.
ngton Uiion, even, is forced to 1aise the
lational altitude Of Mr.. Fuller, asgilalstrated
" his rPlies to Mr.. Walkers issries ID
congress 1t says:
with view to settle the difieultv, no 1
Ioubt, NJ. Fuller yesterday addn@sd thel
louise, arh in brief speech of gre;t good
ense and|excellent temper he defined bis po-
ition, Which, including his PROMPT rsponseI
0 Mr.. PREY Walker, of the Mobile district,
nay be summed up as follows: Atquisa enee |
n the legislation of Congress on The Nebraska
i'll as final settlement of that question on
he principle of popular sovereignty. md 4
to assist IN re$oras,e tie
Compromise. We heard this
vowal With much pleasure, and dsires here
nd now, to express our thanks 10 isla for
he Voluntary tribute which he paia to .
reat democratic principle.
The Star, of the same date, says - -
The explanation of his position on the
lavery question, which Mr.. Fulle. of PENN
ylyania, yesterday felt called OF to make,
'hile il loses him, perhaps, four ytes, greatly.
trengthens his ultimate prospect of election
D the event Of a. final determination on tie
art of the Democrats to abandQ their pres
Mt position for the sake of effectbg anorgan-
.ation, which, however, We maynot fail to-
id, is just now exceedingly prblematical
{ confirms the impression as tossis position
by all except the few am Nebraska f
len who favored him with their ptes up to
lis time.
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HOUSE.

Saturday, laauaf FOO.
NJ Dunlap. presented The ps1lslon 4 VIII
den lones and others--referl ~
M Hreaves pressntsd pssltlon Mr.'
Bourgeois.
TIeSpeaker ann5snod commltee on.
appdtionment NJ essrs Ill agsVs, DIS, OF
u, eibsoh. of a. Hi Evans, lAonlfs-1
ssn, of G., Saunders AID
Mr. Clark intredai e Isnadys the
Seat Of Justice 81 B1| Il .5sF
NJ Harris ~ - rsseka
Of hrs. Nail tIhsndi Ter. =
Nh. Reeves introduced b i the reliei
Of Louisa Carr of Carrollcorfty-passed.
MIR. johnson, of Simpson, Jntroduced re
solution to instruct the judiciary committee
to report a bill to increase thenumber of Cir.
cult Court districts-passed.
The two Houses then wentinto joint session
for elections appointed tor this day, E. Banks.
dale, was elected State Printer, A. NJ Hardin
Superintendent of the Peneentiary, H. Ill
Snyth Clerk, and r. C. Kerr, Librarian.
The House adjourned till tomorrow 10
o'clock.
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I ii GREAT CHANCE FOR "A
AR G A8INl

y n - N q = IN
BENZ .desirous Of changing my. business, /
oftr ff sale onthc most liberal terms, either the
half or entire interest in my
Drug and Book Store
ii this city. The standh beehlong known. and
the business well established, and Is ti9
first-rate Opening
far any one who wishes to engage ia the business.
Also. nv DWELLING HOUSE,
{and the Furniture, If desired,l situated on an
acse lf. nearly opposite the residence or Cham
ceIlor Scott, and adjoining the residenceof Gess
8. Yeruer. ESQ The premises are well-improv-
ed. There Is ! good Kitchen and Servants Room,
Stable and Carriage-house, two Cisterns and 4
IN asltAouse n Is, in every respect Almost CONS
foytab4e and desirable family residence.
Decs2s, 1855 IT. g. A. MOORE.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

& saOUGE III INK IsE5E 4N1 NV Eo.8
NoNDAY, january Is 1856.
The House met.
Judge Sharkey introduced the New Code
prepared by the Commissioners appointed at
the last session of the Legislature.
No definite action was taken.
Several local bills were introduced and ac-
ted on during the morning session
ssd 3 o'clock, r. M
The only business Of importanes transacted
was the adoption of resolution To 90 intothe
election Of us. Senator on Wednesday at
II O'clock. After several ameiapaents had
been rejected The resolution was kliaily adopt
ed.
The House adjourned till 10 . s0ck to-mor-
row,
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FOR RENT.

THE former residence of G. P. Foute, now
occupied by Mrs. skipwith. Possession given
Immediately. Apply to Mrs. Skipwith on the
premises or to P0WHATAN ROBINSON.
January Is, Is56-7-3t-tw
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Expressly for the Flag Of the Union.

WAsmseros, Jan. 10 Senate several memo
rails were presented complaining Of the action Of
the Navy Board Hale give notice that be would
introduce bill reporting law which created
considerable debate, after which the Senate adj
journed to Monday.
] House The House continuedgin session gnI
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MISSISSIPPI / Y LEGISLATURE
SENATE

SENATE
Saturday Jan u.
The Senate was opened with payer 81 Rev.
MIR. Relnroy. @
Petitions were presented BY Messrs. Cobb
and others. sI5
Several Senator's gave notice Of the intro.
duction Of bills, which will be noted when
read s.
Several local bills Itere introduced on
leave.
Mr.. Elicit reported 4 bill for the relief of
Geo. Lorrey, which waS assed.
Mr.. Arthur INTRODUCE resolution for the
appointment of a comhttee toaeport bill
for the establishment of State Land Office.
At II clock the 81 BE proceeded to the
hall of the house for tlI4nrp os Of entering.
into certain elections He louise proceed.
ings.
On returning to the smbef Che following
protest was on motion len mp
SENA II ltH 4 RRp
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NEW A DIV ERTISEkIENT
CAI.I AND SEE Us Il!

i
TF YOU wish 4 very superior Miniature with
the most life-l like color and express ID, cali at
Hastktns q 90. Gallery
Over Langley Store:
orr Pictures shall be Of the very fnssE qualify
and shall give entire satisfaetiol g p charge
SO eall ct once. and see for yourselves lie La
dies especially, are solicited 70 call
m Prices IN accordance with e hard times IN
Remember our Rooms are over Ian Store,
nearly opposite the Capitol III
P.S. Wehave just received = age LOT Of
the very finest Cases. 6-tf.
i. q nus5az1 as soYps
s,,-.,.. 800, t.1.a.I of both
81, q + Il ~. za..ss:< ach can
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3
House The House continued lin session III
/ wednesday, during which time i vas occupied
in debate fi.sol re isieal position its
ahsl I1seES $ i Il hS'i6s6 rs ! sFsss ser;
z|a a||aIis zIs I|'.' slE sndi-
3Ii' 81 sf q
alId rs sI.n|Af Gen:
II ea| IS |ss.s I|z:sE s& Is ssfiy
ezin 64iEE 4TSz.1s d lz dali snsk ss.
ess. Tbs sell Ills il VIII
III. 6 wrecked 50
ished.
Alton, I s. Esialst t.aiI Il sE5s, ana gsrre
Hanie r5atl rsEI ~ lhe Eiac1 lid iks persons
R.fFI.,6sk u 81 .ss III q sssSs
q gIszsz i as4z. 6. si,a aa.l sSs s;lf i, =.
FS5..,se8 S. .s.s .l;...s a. 50 81 81.
shs c..I.izat 9sss .,s<,.. ga 81,
;<e
~. NE ssss:
|sl
q. $500 3, ], sa5 - : 8
sss.s,.....,..s, 'a, u,
80, 3 ~ 70
s'sis ~ - sales. legs $780, CIV q his
$500 8 ~ ''f ~ allss
Wv feRk, la'--f Jour filIa; aRiei; Corn
adyanced g 9sc fer sosithtfn 81 Ness Pork
advancing, sales lbe; Lard
s. He " oNRoE i1ocTR the q. S.
senate on Moneay the Nllen the
PRESIDENTS Message had bfeI Nr. Clay
ton expressed his auprnbslf az osafss,sl8
3 taken py tlle Presiae1 q feg'ls q etla rnla-
IONS with Great Britain Pc SUBJECT Of
a'lalrs u .ensral Ainerit 81 inferred INTO
: re'leW !, .el tne eIaes1len and 81 Keen
I'VE Y. az the lime q the negatlat what Il
calleq the 5te1is sfer rear
y. =! re vas MOI e1liy tor .lIniainilg
and !, insisting upon the America obstruction /
y ti'a1 IIeaay, pue, Is need ba eng the i
i' {. saeelafaaion, Wlael bad Is,
'ne formal q
irss'ha 1nas tae ras'lf 81 sr tan
= y cur Iaclhe I'ossessaoIs 1lN be nlalIl-
:. g ~ iiazaTsis unless W. Wlliing
,ia saI1iofnia ana ne Iefrsfn1 adjoining
l'ae o.ale ~ were 20 pe cast Ct ln a. %
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PEN Pending which, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.

uOO9Ez. SOD saEf e EA4z7s
NJ Gibson introduced a bill to protect the
rights of male minors.
Mr. Parks introduced bill to increase the
.o,nfort of the Penitentiary. Referred.
Mr. Red introduced bin tolegalize the OH
..;sl acts of Robert Craig of Holmes county
M Saunders introduced a bill for the relief
ofI ncretiaS, N. Johnson passed
Mr Heron introduced bill TO raise s' the per
= nav q Of Boards of Police of Pontotoc and
~ G;bson. of Adams, introduced bill for
8. tseefit of James Surget and Wm. Sander
81 3. sTatthews introduced joint resolution
!. So s;on to new superintendent. go. s
;s:Sf resolution TO go into the election Q Of
.o.... :5z7nter. Librarian and Penltentiary ON
..s ...,sarrow. was adopted .,,...
g <;sson introduced resoiunon oah'ng
s. intssdaeed bin donating Igs.i e
sekseu, lot 10. 2, South tol1y
vent into eommlttse Of the
nor,s message, which was
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/ e. MesES hayiing purchased of Messrs

]. hfoREE having purchased of Messrs.
PRIEsTLY s MosBT, of Canton, their entire stock 81
DRUGS, BOOKS, DC
Continues the business in the same sales-room,
and will replenish the stock of DRuGs, and add a
choice ASSORTMENT OF Books, STATIONERY, Music,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. JEwELRY AND FANCY ARTI-
cLEs An excellent Watch, Clock and Jeicet,y Re-
pairer will be in attendance, Feb lst, 1856
II A liberal patronage is respectfully solicited.
Canton, Miss, january |, 1856.
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ne Es11f1NfA = EtfittuS = 49, II 81 aEfs
MEssRs EDiToRs Several weeks since /
ventufed the suggestion that a change in the
laws regulating the public printing was desi.
rable-that it was time this reject of maonop-
0ly should cease and the work let out on open
public competition to the Ioacest responsible
bidder. My suggestion was that by such
change of system thousands of dollars might
be saved to the Taxpayers whilst the printing
would be done as promptly, and as well as
ever.
l am glad to perceive that the matter is at
tracing general notice, and that the people
are in favour of this important reform 1t
may be delayedf for time but Taxpayers are
above representatives, and sense of due ac-
countability viii induce members to pause
even now before they refuse to observe due
economy in public expenditures
Offices are not created for the benefit of ia
vorites but for the good Of the people. The
following remarks from the Mississippian
of January 7th, covers the whole matter, and
Iregard them as a frank, manly and patriotic
abandonment by Mr. Barksdale of the old fo-
gy notion that political services are to be re-
warded by monopoly of thepublic- printing
| quote from an article entitled "The Missis-
sippi Legislature
'sThe Democratic party is eminently a
practical organization Il relies in no unnec-
essary and extravagent schemes for the pro-
motion of the public good. It lavishes no
public privileges, upon the 'favoured few, I'M
der the specious pretext that such legislation
will promote the general welfare. 1t leaves
each individual class to its own pursuit, pro-
tecting all in the enjoyment of their rights by
wholesome laws but Ossferring special ia
sours upon nome This above all others is
the basis principle of the Democratic organi
cation, and we doubt not that rigid adher-
ence to it will characterize the acts of this
body
am glad sirs, to perceive that the principle
for which l contend IS 20 clearly correct that II
has received the sanction and the powerful sup
port of the Mississappiaa. Let that indu-
entail Journal follow up the movement with q
few such timely articles and we may expect
the speedy change Of the laws now in force
the public printing.
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FurnIInre and FnrnIslliIIK SIofe.

,e.usAasreessssz.sssa. e ~ lCkSHU RIG, MISS.
NJ zS AT the above establishmentmay
e be found the largest and best Sc
leeted stock Of FHrniture, Chairs &c. in the
Stste. Also. CARPETS and OIL CLOTH, some
~ feet wide-for sale at the lowest prices. Call
and examine. jan1-2m
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SENATE.
FRIDAY, January IL, 1856

FRIDAY, January IL, 1856.
resident announced the following COM
liciarg-Messrs. Beene, Elicit, Davis,
Cochran.
sce-Drane, Oliver, Arthur, Gille-
tors 0ffee-oliver, Reynolds, OF
E's-Drane Arthur, Banks.
b of Ssatc's-Stone. Catchings, Pc
).lCfic Misunderstanding Pegues, Far
r.
On Federal Relations-Ellett, Stark, Goth
d. Cobb. Drane.
Enrolled Bilis-Webb, Gilleland, Love.
On Peniteatiary-Gree Hathorn, Arthur
Aynolds, of Rankin, Miller.
Internal InproeeHaeats-Acker, Reynolds,
Il Tisheningo, Greer, Oliver, benson.
On Clafms-Cothran, West, Gilleland.
Propositions aud Grievances Berry, Miller,
pne.
sandry petitions and memorials were pre-
.safed and referred.
The House resolution to go into the election
81 state Printer, Librarian and Penitentiary OF
,;cers tomorrow. was conenfred in.
4 debate arose on the protest presented yes
20 Pending s which, the Senate adjourned.
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TAX COLLECTORS. NOTICE.
TWILL visit the City Of jackson on Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday the 7th, 9Th and 9th
dsys of January, 1856 for the purpose of collect
ing she State CT School -ana~Re9F--sali
inds county for the year 1855. Persons wishing
pay their Taxes, viii call at the Banking House
he Messrs. Green. Tax Payers are hereby
not. xes must be paid on or be-
for. Jay in March next, those who
do not pay by IA, time may rest assured that .
per cent damages will be added to their Tax bills
and payment enforced as speedily as the law will
permit. had TO advances I0OOlast yearly giv-
ing indulgence to Tax payers, this cannot and
will not do again-and now give TINS notice that
not paw when the Books are in jackson are noti-
fed that after the 9th Of January, the Books will
remain permanently Raymond, where payment
can be made ID. ]. BROWN, Sheriff and N
Dec. Is, 1S55-i-4t Tax Collector Kinds co.
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Ora N D G ONCERT.
MADEalOIsELLE TERESA PARODI.
ASSISTED By
MADAME AMELi PATTI sTRAKOsCH,
rdE DISTINGUISHED coNTRALro,

SIG NOR Z EONd RID I,,ls
TIE EMINENE BARITONE,
TTKDER the direction Of MAURICE
3 VjISTRAKOsCH, will give Grand Concert
in J.ckson in about the Sd week Of January. Par
ticttars hereafter. jan.a,56
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Bal nesville Classical Institute.

Ooi iiOoVhiO SiuSDlSoA 1hotieuIO
In shert lime. this highly fourisbing
institution of learning will commence its
Spring Term. NJ person wishing a pro-
found and thorough analytical knowledge of
the different branches of study usually
taught in our schools and colleges can do
better thsn TO take q course of study in
this Institute. Messrs. Davenport and
Thompson have, uniformly since they COM
menAced teaching, succeeded in the perlcr-
gkaVee of their duty to the entire satisfac-
: ton of their pupils generally, as also of
Ssll who have been acquainted with their
s1b Yool. Young men desiring practical train
pp4 in Surveying and Civil Engineering
viii find here all the necessary facilities,
as the school is we'll provided with uppa-
ratuses for giving field exercises in these
important sciences to such pupils as may
desire such means Of instruction. Mr..
Thompson, who was i'll part of the last
term is, l am happy to learn, able again
10 take charge, of the mathematical depart
ment Of the Institute. Barnesville ia q
pleasant village, has a healthy location. and
is very conveniently situated ,for an insti-
tuition of she kind. ana Il have no doubt
that good education may be acquired
there, at as little pecunisry expense, as at
any high school or college IN the State
The people of Belmont and adjoining coun-
ties cannot be too strongly urged to pa
trsnfse the worthy teachers who conduct
this Institute. G. w. r..
81. Clsirsville, o.
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The Ladies Department

Is now opened for the reception oflades no ins,tu
tlon in the Union imrsrs more thorough OF interest
ing course IN tins Department.
In conclusion, we would add that we shall nut forth
our best efforts 10 merit in still more eminent degree
The nstterine reception with which enterr hs-
met, and pledge ourselves to impar more thorough
practIca course OF Mercantile instruction than can
formed al any other similar Mercantil le College
Among the many recommendations We give the fol-
loving
"Ne the undersigned take pleasure in testfyng that
we are personally acquainted with Mr. GrangeIs hbil.
ny as an accountant. aud teacher of BOOE keening
Whieh IS oi The highsst 0rdsr lie has had gTe Ipe.
rienee as an Accountants, in heavy Commercial and
Banking houses, which gives him superior facilities in
lmpattng apraccal know ledge Of EuU keeping, and
thorough Commercial Education.
IL. ALLEN. LII. D..
President Of Farmers college.
LoRlN .dkDREWS,
President Of Kenyon College.
To young men who wish TO acquire "bu,ness edu.
Cation" we think affords facilities seldom eqnaIed!
MI Granger has the qualification of theoretical
know ledge and apnes teaching added the preeti-
cal Counting Room experience and feel confident
eat adnaes from his college will he fully competent
TO keep the most complicated set of Books.
A. r. STONE, Wholesale and eta Merchant.
J. yANNEY, Sec'y Bird OF fContro State B'k of o.
.F.PARk. Book Keeper al d. :. :. .WOOdhury's.
p.OVERDlER, Book Keel per at Clinton Bank.
H.Z. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Go.
c. b. Mason, Book Keeper al J. II. Riley & Cos
For fullpsrticuiars send for circular.
Jan. ii, 1856. GRANGER & ARMSTRONG,
PToprielOn.
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10 its ~Tie ,Shcrif ,efrango!
What flourish that muslin throws,
And how uncommonly taper
Those stockings go oil at the toes
. eyes! like the sky when it's bluest.
Ohair! like the night without star!
y muslin and hose! l can't help it! .-..- d..
Ye still draw my thoughts over thar"
The lady alone is substantial, .....
The clothes buta fancy ideal,
Yet somehow or oiher--cunfound it,.
.as I've mixed up the sham and the real.
Love! you're the same old 'sixpence
With the poet, the mnff, or the brick.
You g" up with rush like rocket,
But come down at las, like stick. .
And letfove thoughts be lofty or lowly,
P,atonic, or flash. Iopine,
That they all, like dry goods and stockings
Belong to the very same line!
L'ERvoY.
BE sure that no better garden
Was ever yet waning in hose;
And Meister Karl thinas that ballac,
l. ,oks well when it ends with close!
MEIsTER KARL.