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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-05
Massachusetts sustains her Senator

Massachusetts Sustains her Senator
The Legislature Of Massachusetts, now in ses-
sion, adopted on the 26th inst the day following
the assault of the craven rufian Brooks, upon
Senator SUMNER, the following emphatic resou-
tioas
eWesolred By the Senate and House of Repre-
scntatives of the Commonwealth of MaSsachu-
SETS that we KAYE received, with deep concern,
information of the recent violent assault COM
mited in the Senate Chamber at Washington
upon the person of Hon. Charles Sumner, one
of our Senators in Congress, by Preston S.
Brooks, member of the House of Representatives
from South Carolina-an assault which no pro-
vocation could justify-brutal and cowardly in
in itself-asgross breach of parliamentary privi-
lrge-a ruthless attack upon the liberty of
speech-an outrage on the decencies of civil zed
life-and an indignity TO the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts.
Resolred, That the Legislature of Masachu-
sets, in the name of her free and enlightened
people, demands for her Representatives in the
National Legislature, entire freedom Of speech,
and will uphold them in the proper exercise of
that essential right of American citizens.
ReSolUed That we approve of Mr.. Summers
earnest and fearless declaration offree principles,
and his manly defence OF human rights and free
territory.
Resoired, That the Legislature of Massachu-
setts isEmperatively called upon, by the plainest
dictates OF duty, from decent regard to the
rights of her citizens, and respect for her char
acter as a sovereign state, to demand, and the
Legislature does hereby demand, of the Nation
al Congress, prompt and strict investigation
into the recent assault upon Senator Sumner,
and the expulsion by the House of Represen-
tatives of Mr.. Brooks of South Carolina and
any other member concerned with him in said
ass aut.
In the Senate these resolutions passed uRdni-
,aouSig. Yeas %, nays none. In the House,
the vote stood, yeas lS9, nays %; the minority
voting no, not that they dissented from the sub
stance but objected to the form of the resolu-
tons-When it is remembered that majority
of the present Legislature of Massachusetts is OPP
posed politically to Mr.. SUMNER. the full signi-
hcance of this expression viii be appreciated.
1t but speaks the almost universal sentiment of
the Free States
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Hair Restorative-In our columns to-day
will be found Prof Woods adYertisemcut 1.I+
above article, to which we call attention "a hat
it has done, we have witnessed upon several u
our acquaintance in st Louis. HairoDes
met our view, black on brown as the ease might
be, being the color of early manhood; and as
fine and glossy as silk, and that without any
other application than the Restorative. Ii it
HAS done this upon others, will it not do the
same for any OF our readers whose frosty pows
warlike chief, if they will try it We think So
Jacksonville Constitutional Oct. 6, 1856.
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IITIcBINuIt, 0Iay d
Showing hard here.
Staan,boat Rurnad.

The steamer Nebraska lying at the levee, bound
for New Orleans with 500 tons of produce OF
board. caught on fire III her hold this morning
and before the flames could be dubdued the boa
and cargo sustained heavy damages. The boat
is owned in Pittsburgh and cost $500. Insur-
ance about half the amount in offices in that city
II is not known how the fire originated, Loss
not estimated on port bacoff, flour, whiskey and
corn.
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NEW 1OKk, May 81.
The Washington Correspondent Of the Eve
ming Post telegraphs as follows:

TIC " aaIINEI"H NUTTeSIVIIuvHI OF TIC LFU-
ming Post telegraphs as follows:
WASHINGTON, May 81.
The investigation Committee of the House
have prepared their report. 1t gives asynopsis
Of the evidence taken which covers more than
40 printed pages and concludes with 4 rcsolu-
ton expclling Brooks, and consuming Keith and
Edmondson. The minority report that there
has been no breach of privilege, and if there has
that the House .has no jurisdiction.
The Courier De Etats Unis says, it has private
information from very good source that at the
latest Gen. Walker was i'll eSperate-condition
having been constrained to eyacuate Granada,
and take refuge III tie mountains; short of men,
munitions, and provisions.
1t is said that Champion is in The city, and is
at the residence of Mr.. Barclay, where he will
remain until he leaves for Boston, on Wedncs-
day next, accompanied by MIR. Barclay, late Con
sui at New York, and Mr. Matthews at Phila-
delpna
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KANSAS EMIGRANTs-TheM Milwaukee train
for Kansas. under the care of Mr.. +. G. Ross,
formerly of this city. arrived here last Wednes-
day, and passed through on their way to their
intended new homes The train consisted of
six wagons, and three others were to join them
in this vicinity. At Shullsburgh, they expect
to be Joined by three more, and two at Dubuque,
and to cross the Mississippi numbering about
l56 persons.
These emigrants are every where warmly gree
ted by the friends of Kansas, though they meet
with snoers and ridieule from men who regard
their party first, and sacrifice every interest TO
the demands of party leaders They leave old
friends and old homes TO carry free institutions
into land threatened with the curse of slavery,
and just now under the bloody rule of a ruffian
despotism. May God protect, and the friends
of freedom every where aid and sustain them.
70 Property to the value of over s. 200, 900
was sunk in the Mississippi last year.
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IVA pragmatieal young fellow sitting a, Ia
BILE over against the learned John Scott, asked
him what difference there was between Scott and
soft Just the breadth of the table" answered
the other.
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TIE Wool Tradc-On account of the GOODNESS
of the spring, sheep shearing is rather late; but
in a few days the clip will begin to seek market;
Last season wool was received at the Cleveland
Wool Depot, May 5. This year the first was
received May IS. This consisted of ! 900 bags
from Licking county. We nave obtained OF
Gooda!e g. Co, a list of prices of their last sales,
which, compared with sales of nearly the same
date last year. show an advance of to Z cents.
DIN EGrlner :flSt alt.
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KENOSHA
r 6 A l. ESTATE OFFICE

For the Purchase and Sale of REAL EsTATE-the
examination of Titles-payment of Taxes and Con
veyance of Landed Property Lots of lands kept
ted without charge. unless sales are effected.
houses and Lots for Sale, in every part of the City,
eia arying in price from 5000 to 81, 600
arsa@ y LANDS, in every Town in the County,
a-l accommodating terms.
~ rs1sy sted in the best of Landed Securities,
a. Ie highest markets rates of interest
Taxes al, and Tax Titles compromised, and a
gencf agency for the management of liabilities
thus accruing on Real Estate.
m"ps aEd Copies of Papers neatly and correctly ex-
ecuted-Deeds and other instruments drawn and
acknowledged.
The undersigned having spent much time in exam
lining the records of Racine Co, up to the division,
and in revising and correcting an abstract of the
same, is prepared at short notice. give reliable in
formation with respect to everything calculated to
affect the title to any lot orparcel of land in the
ty of Kcnosha. Office, arih Clerk of Circuit Court
Kenosha, July TO- 50. ly4 S. Y. BRANDE
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PERFUMERY.
Probate Notice.

In the matter ofhe estate of David NJ Young Deceased
ON the application of Robert b. Colby, administrator Of
- the estate of David NJ. Young deceased for hearing
and adjustment of the final of the administration
of the estate of said deceased and for discharge from
Their administration thereon,
Is Ordered that the said application be heard before
me at the probate Office in the city Of Kenosha oSaturday
the 2Sth of June next g. 1867 at 10 O'Clock A. and
that notice thereof be given all persons interested by
publishing this order for three successive weeks before that
day, in the Kenosha Tribune Telegraph weekly news
paper published in the city of Kenosha in the county
nosha. JON b. JIISIJN
Dated May 3Oth a. D. 1856 [8w5II County Judge
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T n { CITY B a NJ X
OF f[ENOSHA

One of the first organized under the General Banking Law
of the State.
win give immediate attention to all Collections and bust
entrusted to it, Remittances made for Collections
day OF payment
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver, Uncurrent Notes,
bought and sold.
Draw direct, in to suit, the principal points OF
Great Britain France Germany, Holland, Switzerland Nor
way, Sweden, &c.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
S. B. SCOTT, A. CAMPBELL,
Cdsh1sF PreSideht.
KESosHA, March 1st, 1856.
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A GREAT REMEDY!
d r.. T. A r II E L L S
CELEBRATED
AR ABIAN IMMINENT,

FENEEAS Wonderful Medicine has now become the
IL most popular Remedy in the United States
It's now offered to the public with confidence bas-
ed upon nine years experience Of It's amazing virtue
in the cure of the following diseases, viz:
Rheumatism, Gout and Palsy Spinal Diseases, Swell
!ngs, sprans and bruises, pain and weakness in the
back sore feet, sore hands sore throat, headache
mumps, frosted limbs, and swcllcd necks, burns
and scalds, wounds and cuts, snake bites, and Gu
taneons diseases, contracted cords stiff joints stiff
neck neuralgia, toothache and car.ache, pain in
the head, breast and side, sore lips bies, tumors
and wens swelled and painful breasts of women
and all Nervous and EnGamriaiory Dis
Tie Arabian Linineut is adapted TO all consttu-
tons; is blessing to the afflicted, and will render
Satisfaction IA all cases.
For sale in the Drug Store of
STEELE & Ger, As Main Street.
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THE PERILs OF FREE SPEECH-On Tues
day last, when Senators WADE and WILSON de-
nounced the ruffian outrage upon Mr.. SUMNER,
did so under a cloud of limitations, both before
and afterward, efpersonal outrage and violence.
The threats were so distinct that Gen. Wilson
was escorted to the cars on that afternoon, by a
body of armed friends.
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NEN YORK. Nav

The T. S. steamships Susquehannah, Fulton
and iliifaac. and sloops of war Saratoga and
|Cyane are on their way to Greytown.
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Arrived.
May 20 Prop. Milwaukee, Hustled BuTalo-Mdz.
81 Schr. Liberty, , Racine.
June l Stmr. Lady Elgn, Tompkins, Chicago
Prop. Globe, Pra t, Buffao-Mdz
Schr. Challenge Alderman, Muskegon-G2 #.
lumber.
Prop. Brunswick, Rowland, Buffao-IS2 kegs
lead, tons Mdz.
Stnr. Keystone State Richards, Colingwood.
Stmr. Buckeye State ChamberIin, Chicago.
Prop. Young America Chadwick, Buffalo 80 tons
Mdz.
Schr. Col. Glover, Hoag, Manowoc, G5 # L.
HappyGo-Lucky, Van Tasse, Mil, Stone
Cleared.
May 20 Prop. Milwaukee, Hustled, Chicago
Schr. Col, Glover, lIoag Manitowoc.
81 Schr. Happy Lucky, Van Tassell, Nil, 1000
bus. Oats, 1000 lbs. Hams, bbls Lard
June Stmr Lady Elgin, Tompkins, Superior, 5 tons
Provisions.
Prop. Globe, Pratt Chicago.
Schr. Liberty, - Chicago, 1000 Brick.
Prop Brunswick, Rowland, Chicago
Smr. Keystone State, Richards, Chicago.
Stmr. Buckeye State, Chamberlin, Colng wood
Prop. Young America, Chanwick, Chicago.
The Steamers of Clements ne the Ar cite and Traveller
make their daily trips, between Chicago and Sheboygan
leaving this port each way about Y at night.
The steamers the Green Bay also touch here
each trip.
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RELIGIOUS Notice.


Raw. JUSTIN SMITH, Of Chicago, will preach in the Bap
House of Worsp, Sabbath at the usual hours of
vice.
NOTICE.
The Slips in the Congregational Church will be let for
year, Monday next Sale commence at 10 o'clock A.
REV. Mr.. CHAPLIN viii his labors in said Church
next Sabbath.
Kenosha June 4, 1856.
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In .EustiCe Gnurf.

COUNTY OF KENosHA, IS. TO Thomas Mccormick.
YOU hereby notified that writ of has been
issued against you and your property attached to sat
isy the demand Of George w. Head Dewitt Campbell and
Daniel Head, amounting to fifty three dollars and eight
cents. Now unless you shall appear before Sas Ames,
Justice of the Peace in the aforesaid county at his Office
city of KenoSha the 25 day Jhue 1886 at one
O'Clock in the afternoon judgment will be rendered against
you, and your property sold TO pay the debt.
Dated, this I'd day of June 1856.
3w51 HEAD, CAMPBELL HEAD.
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kENOSHA COUNTY BANK.
KENOgHA WIS

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Sight exchange on New York always for sale.
Interest allowed on special certificates of deposits
Notes, drafts and certificates of deposit cashed or
collected at current rates of exchange without othe
charge
Uncurrent Bank Notes Bought.
Gold and Silver coin bought and sold.
Land Warrants ordered at any time from New
ork. j. H. KIMBALL, CASTER.
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Certificates from Professional Men.


From William Johnson, Hanoccr Street, accH ha0u7
throughout the Neor England States, an eaten
81 &c dealer an Botanic Medicines
DIR. HAYDEN :-Sir,-From my personal knowl-
edge of the Ingredients which compose Your Improv-
ed Vegetable Purgatvc Pills, which l know to be
made of the best and most costly mate ials that
he procured together with the high opinion which
is entertained OF their merits by those who have used
them, can safely recommend them a valuable
purgative medicine, and decidedly the best pills of
which have any knowledge.
| am, respectfully, yours, &c,
VIM. JOHNSON
J. D. PUTNAM & Co., Proprietors.
Lowell, Mass.
+. ROBINSON, Wholesale Retail Agent for Kenosha.
L. SCAMMOS 81 Co., General Agent Chicago.
~~~~~~---~~~~~~N~~~O~~~~
Something all should Know, viz:
That Prof WOODS Hair Restorative will restore perfectly
both the gray and the bald every possible disease
the scalp preserve both the color and the hair fading
SOFT glossy and wavy extreme old age Thousands
y to its nfabty. See advertisements in another col
umn, and circular. jan3I
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70 Property to the value of over S5,000,00O
was sunk in the Mississippi last year.
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The business viii be continued at the old stand by
GEO. ". HEAD & DANIEL HEAD.
FOR SALE.

-rta House and Lot for Sale. eges
+, The undersigned having entered into such bus IL
ssssE~ mess arrangements compes him to take s7
residence in neghboring city for the time being offers
Dwelling House the Of West Main and
Market Streets the Wnsor House The was
b0ttqht CHEAP and ell be said cheap.
Any one wishing frst-cass House at a moderate price
will do well to call and examine the
Kenosha May 18th, 1856. [4Stf.l
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-09-05
Head Quarters,
9th Regiment, 8. c. Militia.
T,,lx
July ID, 1856.


TJ>HE following Companies will Parade for
L. Drill and Review, at their Respective
Parade Grounds, and each Drill TO SERVE As a
Regular muster day, viz:
Capt Cochrans Company at Buck Stand, Tues
day, August &c.
Capt. Robinson's Company at Due West, We'd
ncsday, August 81.
Capt. Brooks Company at IIogskin, Thursday,
August 20.
Cnpt Bigby's Company near Donaldsville, Fri
day, August 20.
Capt. Agnews Company at Mulberry, Saturday,
August 80.
Capt. Boozer's Company Mt Smthville, Tues
day, September 2.
Capt. Douglass Company ut Mount Marial,,
Wednesday, September 3.
Capt Foshcs Company Mt Ninety+Six, Thurs
day, September 4.
Capt. Baileys Company at Buclanan's, Friday,
September 8.
Capt Burnsidcs Company at Hodges, Saturday,
September 6.
Lieutenant Col. Clinkscalcs and Maj Hodges
are charged with the extension of this order
throughout their respective Commands.
BY order Of Col. I. J. Roberts
J. J. ADAMS, Adj.
n. b. The 9th Regiment is proud of the
Jocnssee Band, and would he pleased to see
them at as many Reviews rs convenient.
T. j. ROBERTS, Col
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-09-05
Land for Sale.

A S Agent for William Ware, offer Ga
IA for Sale the following Valuable FHa
Tracts Of Land, situated in Abbeville District,
near Seatii on Saluda River, viz: Tract
No. !, containing Two Hundred and Ten
Acres--on this Tract are the necessary build
ings. such as Dwelling, Gin House, Screw, DC,
with all necessary out buildings There are
ALSO attached to this Tract an excellent Fishery
.on saluda River. No. 2 contains Two Hun
.dred and Twenty-four Acres: No. 8, Three
aIundred aud Forty Acres. There are some
fine Wood Land on NIL these Tracts, and also
valuable Bottom Lands, both Oh Saluda and
Turkey Greek.
The above Lands can be treated for at pri.
cate sale until the Second Monday in October
aeAt, and if not disposed Of before will be
offered. on that day atScuffletown to the high
est, ,bidter. ,,.:.,s
Terns accommodating
ms - G. N. MATTIsON.
Ad0ustB, 1856. .,!a roll ,-, ltd
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
hBDEVrLLE DISTI,ICE,

~ tody of the Sheriff Of Abbcville District,
by ritthe Of a writ Of Cnhins al SntisMcien-
dunn, at the suit of Clifford Waller, having fled
in my Office, together with Schedule, on oath,
of his estate and effects, his petition to the
Court of Common Pleas, praying that lie may
Se admitted to the benefit Of the Acts of the
General Assembly. made for the relief Of IN
solvent Debtors:
1t is ordered, that the said Clifford Waller,
and all other the creditors to whom the said
Bcnjamin y. Worre!l is in any wise indebted,
fse, and taieJ are hereby summoned and have
notice to appear before the said Court at Alb
beyille Court House, on the first bonfEy in
October next, to show cause if any they can,
why the prayer of the petition aforesaid
should not be granted
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. c. p.
Office Of Common Pleas Abbeville District
June 26, 1856. 9-3m
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Election Notice.

ITATl,ACT from 'Rcports and Resolutions
~ OF the General Assembly Of the State q
South Carolina, passed at tho annual session sf
1885,:
Resolved, Tla. the elections to be holden on
on the second Monday and the day following
in October next. for Senators and Represents.
tives in the State Legislature, shall be held at
| the following places, and coadoeted by the FOL-
lowing persons. to wit:
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Court House John w. Lesly, Ja,nes 4. he
Cord, John 4. Hunter
Warrenton: W. u. Brooks, Vim. o. Psrsyy,
Robert Wilson.
Callaham's: James N. cnrwile, Bazl Cal
laham, j. Ramsey Black.
Lowndesville: 7. T. Csnninghan, James
Clark, William Giles.
Call,oun's Mills: D. NJ. Rodgers, n, O. Tall
man. W. II. Tnggart
Bradley's: David McClsne, 4. T. widemau,
A. J. Weed.
White Hall: Gen. p II. Bradley, c. W.
Sproull, ]. l.. Hearst.
Greenwood DR.. S. V. Cain, James Creswsll.
Albert Funk.
Woodville: r. R. Tsltert, Johnson Sale.
Peter McKellar.
Deadfall: Augustus Cobb, Robert Jones.
Scuff1etown William Maddox, Noah r.
Reeves Benjamin M. Latimer.
TriLble's Store: +. Tribe, Robert Stuckey,
T. B. Milford
smithville: Silas Ray, Thomas Riley, A. II.
Morton.
Fraziersville J. W. Frazier, Leroy Purly.
Enoch Nelson.
Stoney Point: VIM. D. Calhoun, Thomas
Stacy, Alexander II. King. ~
Moscley's: james C. Willard, Geo. l. Pat
terson, William Trewitt
Cothran's: James II. Widcnan, John Chiles,
| Capt. Robert Litcs-
| Due West Corner: James Il. 6ieClinton.
William Norton, Robert w. 1Iadden.
Cokesbnry: Geo. A. Allen, F. A. Connor.
Charles Smith.
| Speeds: Augustus Smith, John Graves, John
| Mosey.
Bordeaux Alexander Lnramore, W. A. Cro~
zicr. Andrew Guiliebcau.
Long Cane Mills j. n. Cochran, T. ]. Rob-
| crts Geo. Nichels ~ 40
Mount Hill Enoch Barmore, Andrew, Pru-
lit. James Pain. 80 - -.
Donald'sStore: J. F. Donald, j N. Sesrjght,
Il. Brownlco.
Ninety-Six depot: r. r. 6eldiug, w. B.
Meriwether, Thomas Nichols. --, =.
| One State senator, aud five representatives
to be elected. The election to be held at each
precinct for two days; the managers to meet
at the Court House OIL Wednesday, count the
votes, and declare the election. s.s
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PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

~ TIE subscriber having purclas- o. o.
* cd lands in Florida, wishes to sssiii'
~ sell f,is Plantation lying in ALbevillc
District, nere Dorns Gold Mine, on Buffalo
Greek, containing Two Hundred and Fifty
Acrcs of which are about One Hundred and
Ninety Acres Cleared One Hundred and
Fifty Acres nre Fresh, and in good re-
pair, ana in high state of cultivation with n
good Dwelling House on the same will, two
good brick chimncyst TO it, with good out build
ings md n good new Gin House aud Screw,
NIL III good repsir-
Any person wishing 60 purchase will do
well 10 call and examine, it will lay open
ior private sale till the 18th Of October, 1856,
when shall offer it for sale at public outcry
together with all kinds of Stock and Crop Of
Grain, together with II likely young Ncgnacs
may be sold ut the same time.
MITCHELL cox
.Tune 6. 1856 5tds
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-Tune 6, 1856
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBET1i.LE DISTRICT


1OIIN J. CLARK. who is in the custody Of
q the Sheriff Of Abbcvle District, by vir-
tue of writ of Cari,s al Satisfncicndum at
the suit Of Joseph Crews, having flied in my
Office, together will, Schedule, on oatll of
aisestate and eHects his petition to tie Court
of Common Pleae, praying that be Nay lee ad-
mitteA TO the heuetits of the Acts of the Gen
.:ral Assembly, made for the relief of Insolvcnt
Debtors
and all other>l,c creditors to when t;se said
John L. Clark is in any wire indebted, be, and
they are hereby summoned, and have netie.
to appear before the said Court at Abbcville
Court House, OH the first Monday i'll Octeber
next, to shew cause, if any they can, why the
prayer Of the petitien aforesaid, should not lie
granted.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. c. r.
Office Of Common Pleas, AtLerille District
June 81, 1854 .93n
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ABBEVILLE MALE
AGa0&1ng~

TNIIE Second Session of this Institution will
Il commence on tho second Monday in
September next, and continue twelve weeks.
The government of the School will be con-
Quoted on the principle, that strict discipline is
as essential good teaching. The morals and
general department Of the students will, at all
times, receive particular attention.
TERMS OF TUITION.
1st Glass: Reading, Writing, lst SEES 2d Ses
Spelling, and Primary Ge-
ogrnphy. $l4 90 Sc 90
Cd Class: The above with
Geography, History, A.
ritlmnctic, English Gram
mar, and English Com
position, 20 90 9 90
3d Class: The above with
nll the advanced English
branches, 90 90 10 90
4th Glass: The above with
Latin and Greek % 90 l2 90
Students will be charged from the time they
enter until the end Of the session unless spe-
cial arrangements are made to the contrary.
A. c. ELDER, A. i.
August 81, 1856. lG-tfj