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Captain L. psrtiow, of spottsylvania, Va, says
that he experimental in a small way with Scotch
snu On the chinch bug, and is satisfied Of its entire
efficacy.
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THE FREDERICKSBURG NEWS, pub

- lished sEaI-wREELY would not willingly be t0edk-
", Tor any consideration, any subject. or in any
9i It's departments, original selected 1t endeavors
70 ne useful to the farmer especially, and TO all poll
uCiaIs ana Others open to conviction or willing TO
listen TO Its political friends having been
Sgty demolished in the late election ii will support
III, buchanan against the attacks of the Democratic
paIty ana Is IN the market for paving subscribers,
t;fht tithtout regard to creed nationality ty-would
y ,b e 9 tiiose VINO can't read English any others,
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CORNER STONE LAIp-The celebration cf the 18th
anniversary of the st0rming Of Stony Point took
place on Thursday. at Stony Point, New York. The
corner stone OF a monument TO be erected on the
spot 70 the memory of Wayne and his comrades
ihere were as many as 10000 people present. Ad
dresses wers made by Hon. Amasa j. Parker, Hon
Benjamin +. Butler, and others
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Observation-Disclosures Harris, a slave,
was properly punished on Saturday, by the Mayors
order for trespassing Oh the premises of Margaret
Ellis.
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PRoLIFIC.-A lady i'll White county, Illinois, has
had sixteen children at seven births-twins three
times, trpet= three times, and one the last time
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LADIES' FAIR,-The ladies of Wesley
Dhapei VIII continue their feast tonight and dis
pose of the remaining articles ON hand to-morro,,
night' tiuesday,) by aaction. There is quite ~.
ana the sale Will be- to use an an auctioneers
phrase, without reserve
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We have determined 10

DARGAINS.-We have determined TO
ID sell our stock Of Summer Goods, at prime cost,
and invite all in want of cheap goods, TO call early
our stock consists in part of the following Black and
colored silk Robes; Grenadne and Berege Robes
pIain Grenadines and Berages; Jaconets, Organdles
and Lawns French and English Prints; white ana
c0Iored Linen Drills; Satteens and Cottonades Tor
boys: Table Damasks and Table Cloths Sheeting
Shirtinps and many other articles in which bargains
'''' - -' PARKER, NIMM0 4 cos,
;ao- No I43 Eagle Square.
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Death at the springs-Visitors, &c.
OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH !
RocKBRrDGE ALUM SPRINGS, Va, July 1s

~'1 SFhlNuo VA, july Is.
Ayoung gentleman, by the name of WM, +. JONES
OF New Hanover county, North Carolina died this
morning, OF consumption, with which fatal disease
he has for a long time been suffering lie was com
pletely exhausted when he arrived here and secna
cd conscious of speedy dissolution
The body will be taken home by his friend NJ,
Larkin, who has attended to him with brotherIx
and unWa'erins constancy since here they have
been.
We have two very fine physicians here-Drs Ora
ham and Davidson, from Lexington-but it is 80
completely healthy here, the presumption is their
practice will be but small.
There are about four five hundred visitors, and
they are still hocking ill., RIGAUD
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MiD BULL-A WOMAN GORED,-Leonard street was
this morning thrown into intense excitement by
the cry of Mad bull mad bull Kill himr' and
a lady named Honora Porter, while passing by
Greenwich street, fell from fright Oh hearing the
cry. At the same moment q full grown bull rushed
out Of church street and Immediately made for the
lady, whom he caught by her hoops, and. after
throwing hera distance Of twenty feet ran after
her, trampled on her, severely injuring her abdo-
men and chest. She Immediately conveyed to
a aneighboring drug store, where her wounds were
dressed; after which she conveyed to her resi-
dence i'll I'D street The bull still maddened rush
ell down church street to Franklin, where carman,
hearing the cry, spraug from his cart with cart
rung, with which he soon killed the brute.-N !.
Express.
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BOARDING, &c.

DOAKDING-Boarders can obtain good
- Dr3uuis BY the month or year, on the usual terms
ia Crutral ana pleasant ueighborhood Six eight
gentlemen can also DE provided with meals at the
regular price, hy applying to Miss BROWN, at the
residence ol Jas. Brown jr. on 7th street between
Trace and Franklin. jy its
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Is rhk MOON iNHAmTED-RECENT Discovery By
M. M aSthoNoNER hANsEL-lt has long been known
."l tiiT moon reNoiVes On its axis in the same time
III winch 1t reVolres round the earth and that II
consequently always presents nearly the 1on,a sia
towards the earth, while the other side il neyar
seen from our globe. No bodies of water nov
elouu7 Gun De seen on the moon by the aid of tba
most powerful telescope. nor is the appsrant liz
ton Of the stars close to its edge ,hanroJ ~, ~
traction as would be the case if an atmosrhar
enVeloped the moon. Henceait has lbeen inf,rrdJ
pS " newell, the reputed author Of late work
entitled "Ot Plurality of Worlds that the ,onn
has no atmosphere water. and consequently na
inhabitants No
This inference is shown to be inconclusive nv
recent discovery of the astronomer Hansel. whose
study OF the moons motion, continued for many
years, has established the fact that the centre nf
gravity OF the moon instead of being like that of
earth at the centre of figure, is beyond that CEN
tre ana fuTther from the side next to the earth
than 1t Is from the other side by seventy f,ur
miles. The nearer side of the moon tbnref,re j. -
vast, expanded protuberance or mountain seventy.
four miles high and any fluid. whether air or wa
ter, would now downwards from the nearer TO the
farther side of the mOon where for anybt ,ro
knew intelligent living beings may eviaf tn ,
nearer Side OF the moon cannot be Inhabited at
least by beings to whose existence air and water
are essential as is the with all terrestrial ami
mails. '
The late celebrated mathematician. Gapss nro-
posed as means of settling the question whether
Tue moon Is inhabited, that huge monument
should be erected on the steppes of Siberia, as IL
signal to the inhabitants of the moon. in the hone
that they might be induced TO erect similar sig
nal to apprlse us of their existence The discoye-
ry OF liansel shows that such experience could
he attended with no success nasmuch AS the inhabi
tants OF the moon, if there are any, being on the
farther side, could never see monument on the
earth.
1t may not be uninteresting to add. that it has
been discovered, within few years by means of
long continued, hourly observations, with the ha-
Iometer' that the moon exerts appreciable in
iluenee on the pressure Of the atmosphere and
also by means of lOng-continued magnsctic obser-
Nations, that 1t exerts an influence on the declinB
tion OF the magnetic needle.-BOd n Cb,ris7'.
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THE Circus is now the prominent topic
of conversation among the Juveniles. The first
performance will be given Wednesday, on Council
Chamber Hill
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NARROW EscAPE.-Yesterdav. as Mr.

r. NARROW EscAPE.-Yesterday, as Mr..
Hargrove's carriage was proceeding down Main
street near the corner of 18th, conveying three
y9ung iadles home from church, one of the forward
wheels slid from the axle. and the borses toot
~ .right. The coachman, however, managed to stop
.nenl' after running with but three wheels nearlT
length OF square, and the inmates Of the car
nation. 'i '"'i Peiii''is Si'-
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AcCIDENT.-On Saturday morning last
"hlle the workmen We're employed digging under
bank of earth, on the site of Mr. PurceITs briiJ.
ing, corner OF Main and 18th streets, it cayed in
and caught Patrick Curtis, an Irshman. bruisirg
nm considerably and cutting him badly near the
eyes II Was narrow escape from death
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HoT.-The suns rays came down ''per-
pendic lar" on Saturday, and if it wasn't the hot
est day of the season, il quite hot enough. In
fact, the atmosphere was oppressive that the
ladies generally stayed at home until eyening-a
very unusual circumstance.
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hoBBERY.-On Friday night, thief got
INTO the room occupied by Mr. John Lester at 81.
diuSGe 2Sd leu On franklin street, the corner Of
and undoing the fastening The desi@n shutter
badly 70 commit an extensive robbery; but notbrr
was taken save some articles Of wearing anrarnSS
Whlle watch and other valuables in the room,
were undisturbed Doubtless the huraior ioolh ,Dd
frightened boy fear of awakening Mr.. 7 "' was
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Crops An New K.n, -
- New kent-Uuusu. p,rp..~
~ rr'P,,g g AasfHtoes-Tt Ttopte oofag 10 a. sn.'.s
Chrdtry. "''"'' " ase Seto Kent
CORRESPONDENCE OF rag RIcuxox,
hLiGfsviLLE, NEw KENT Co. Va,

VI THE RICHMOND DAILY prsp.rcu /
ALtGYsvILLE, NTw Krxr Co Va,
Altar a, i,,.r-a, =. July Is, 1857
an unprecedented dearth for news - si Val almost
terest for me to iniite for your yerx ROM M
.. nluoh esteemed Journal, find myself Once In.
absorIn ' ,ha, h.s eo,,ns. The crops being the all
sa.psoroihg Theme with the farmers I wonJ n. W.
bnquent rs chrnnicicr should fail 20 ;,.a oe ue
cereal Intelligence. The wheat cyor ssl'o - sohe
reaped' but little of it has yet been varncred T
i,v - III. h''n iarget and also far superior in QUAIL
IVY !" mat OF last year. Enclosed Won will co.,
sample which was grown on the farm of ..i nno
toh koyster Esq, gentleman well known e. ~ ~
shii III agriculture The oat crop is now ready Gir
tue sickle, and many of the farmers arc ac,jI ~
engaged III reaping it. This crop ia consia22
much larger than the one of the wear nracadi
hhhe lhe corn crop is not very far advanced in
consequence OF the late Spring, there will be more
IMAM an average yield, should the season continue
favorable. Commune
The mosquitoes are more numerous than bav.
ever known them here. They have heretofore hecn
chiefly confined to the marshes on the creeks aud
rivers, Tut this year they have veutured out fur.
ther into the interior. They are truly unweIcomed
visitors for they are constantly presenting their
bills. giving the persons to whom they apply them
no little pain.
Virginia Springs. and from all l can learn New
Kent will be well represented at them this sum
mcr They are not driven thther by fear of an
epidemic, but go chiefly for pleasure.
ly the professional fraternity with the degree of NJ.
u. have but little to 10.
| am pleased to learn you have commenced issu-
ing a scmweekly Dispatch. 1t is just the beside
| ratum the people have long wanted.
The cavalry Of New Kent had grand celebration
on the 4th inst Col. Edward &. Crump, the former
commandant of the SD regiment, read the declara
| tion Of independence, and IeSsrs Richmond I.
| Lacy, o. VI. Chandler, r. Watkins Lacy and DR..
| Tazewe Tyler delivered very able and interesting
| speeches. Capt BIaXton Garlick who has com
mand of this gallant and we'll drilled corps, has
| exerted much influence in organizing and inCreaH
ing the strength of it, There several recruits
the 18th, and may they continue until it shall be
| one Of the largest and best disciplined military
| companies i'll the state.
| Yours truly, DYKE.
| *The sample of wheat enclosed by our cores
| pondent is remarkably fine: highly creditable to
| Mr.. Royster and to the good old county of New
| kent.-EDIToRS DISpATCHl
| The Rockbridge Baths-The virtue
| n their HaterS-La the hands IF an eBtsrprt>ing
! CGmpaRy-iriJue 10 ''miae host."
! CORR tn DAI DrEpl
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GROWTH OF SOUTHERN CITIES AND TowSs-By the
census OF 1880, the population of Memphis was
over 5000; II Is now estimated TO be over 10000
That Of Nashville in 1850 over 10000; now estI-
mated at over 10000. That Of Huntsville estimated
at 3,OOO In l5j5 the census of Atlanta gave over
1900. Some Of its residents now estimate it much
larger. In 1880 the census OF Charleston was over
$4,000; its population is now estimated by a COM
plier OF its last directory at 1900.
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l. =. COOK x co, AUCTION EERs,
II. NJ. ~, MAIN STREET, offer their services 10
'r ruitr as AUrtiJIc-r- for the sale of Real Estate
FURNITURE GrtcorI-s Dry Goods. Horses. Cattle. &c.
~ rn shortest notice aud upon the most reasonable
terms
Having large and CommoiiUus rooms they will re-
C-.r goods r sale at prtcde sale without the charge
n4 Storage.
outdoor sales OF every description attended to up
On reasonable" terms,
1 r CUDk VIM MOTT
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CAsUALTY.-A painful accident occur
red on Friday last. near Tree Hin. In Ueurieo coup.
". mr.. James y. Bradley was superintendino the
working OF a threshing machine, when by some
and crushed as far up as the elbow. Amnuta,ia11
was resorted to the next day and it is stated thar
Mhiie ne bore the operation with much fortitude.
~. ms sunerings afterwards were most agonizine-
n recovery was considered doubtful Mr. Bradley
- young man, and resided in Richmond the
greater portion of his life
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A SMART woMAN.-A Hartford papers tells sto

A SMART WoMAN.-A Hartford papers tells story
OF u woman finding man hanging by his neck to a
beam in her house. She cut the rope, threw him
down stairs, held his head in pale of water until
LIE was restored, and then larrupped him sonudly
with strap. Afterwards he went into her room
and began to show fight, when she attacked him
with rolling pin, drove him in the next room and
locked him in.
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DELUsIoN DIsPELLED.-The Peoria (Ill( Transcript
notices the arrival of some 400 Mormons in that c
ty one day last week, being some of those who
rived recently from Europe and came thus far the
way to Utah. The Transcript says:
The most of the company are from England, and
seem to think that the land of promise is not
quite what they were led to expect before they left
their own country. Many express themselves sat
lsled with what they have heard of Utah, without
going to see it, and will probably scatter before they
get there, and settle as soon they find room. We
are confident they will not go to Salt Lake"
These deluded individuals have probably Hread
the papers"
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RICHMOND, MONDAY. july 90 Ie57

DECISION OF AN IMPORTANT QUESTION The casa n,
jas Y Mitchell, citizen of Illinois in 1874 s,aa
ehas' Lamar, a white citizen Of Wiseons;, N, a
ch"rse OF assault and battery The defendant ,,ead
.hat the plaintiff was n negre therefor. cor,d no,
De citizen. and could not sue in a Federal co,,rt
The aboltionists looked forward with creo,
70 the decision expecting ii To be In onnosi,io =.
'he pred scott decision. They were fnilad hov,
ever as the following decision of Judge ,fcIoan
'he other Judges concurring. will show:
ihere Is no pretence that the plaintifr wa. -.
Eosrt v, si.st ne descended from a slave ancestry
l'o soch hSerment is male in the plea and -,
nut .. can presume nothing in plea to the i,,r;S;
-, me oi9ectlon to the Jurisdiction Inust ha
t. stated, and 1t must be Of such a character is
!" ue' m rs 70 show there is no jurisdiction
mat the plaintiff is a colored man ,a v.;.
~ 4, slo' are the substantial words of the avarmsnt
te plea 1t is not denied that his domicila il in
States nnown that in several of the New England
tba t sioes are citizens in the broadest sepse 81
,,nnt IN, haFlng the right of suffrage Tn "
nnve M eai1 TO the rights of citizensbip ,bere
Ina Sas Ssa. any discrimination to color.
:; ,ia state where slavery docs not eyist .,.o,,
nurFiduai without regard to color ia ,rna, eNe.S
ne lee' hnt where color is badge of Ieu sIo,n, !"
presumption is otherwise vi s'a'eiy, the
vidI ,s never been decided that to enable an ;r,,;
aiat ~ sue ia the federal courts he mus, In a.
t Females have right to sue in tbi @ =. gu
sh eiey are not entitled 10 vote A n' ~
.'o,l mas rlght to sue without regard IN tbn a.;
zon9np OF lts stockholders. 1t may sne an ~
exercised. 'i 'ipoia'e powers are
ne constitution and the act of Congress- os 1-eo
give Jurisdiction TO the edlsal courts atro,, iao9'
.b .es Vi inherent States. In the sense here lad
the term citizen may well be held 10 mean e.
;n", s,S; hno mas permanent domicile in state be-
property, IN the payment of taxes and in tba IL
,ilpuilon ol MS estate among creditors, or to h;s
heIrs on his decease. Such man is a citizcp i 20
as w ehaoie az hlm 10 sue, think, in the federal
courts. The objection has never been mad RAJ
as know or believe to his right to sue in tbi. i
court, that he is not entitled to vote " '''io
The provision of the Constitution of the Irr;+os
otates' winch declares THE citizens of each State
shall be entitled to all the privileges and immu-
mites of citizens of the several States conten.
plates an investure of political rights which are in
no respect necessary to enable person to sue in
the federal courts.
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The LAST FICTfN.-lt will he reCollected that at
the time of the Desjardnes Railroad massacre near
Hamilton. Canada West, all efforts to obtain the
wheel of the locomotive, which it was supposed
caused the accident proved futile. We learn from
the Banner, that on Friday night last, Luke Bren.
nan, the driver before employed descended for the
purpose of making another effort to recover it, but
from his being taken with cramps, or some other
cause. he mover rose to the surlAce alixe.
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20 CHARGE TO LOOK AT THE

Mo VHAKUE TU LUtJh NJ IHI
~ GoODS-The whole and entire stock TO | e sold
OFF at an alarming sacrifice 80 pieces striped anu
plaid Muslins at IS cents worth ~ cents eheeked
Muslin at H. 10 and ~ cents worth double that mo
ney; dotted Swiss Muslins at H. l6. % and cts Gam
brio Bands at . cents Collars at 81 and cents,
worth el Infants Wastes at 3T1s cents anu higner'
Irish Linens at 3iI 37s and ~ cents; Parsols less
than cost; Black silks unusually low; Beached Got
tons Fringes; Moire Antiques and every description
oi trimmings without regard to cost; Swiss MnsIs
lZ.s cents and higher; Embroidery silks, and BLACK
SIX Laces and Edges Millinery Goods; Mitts Hose-
ry As this stock must be sold of by the 10Th VI u
gust persons can rely In procuring the greatest bar
gains ever offered in this city -
l3 GOI nSxfT9 u-a.a ..-oat
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CROPS IN OHIO.-A Cleayeland journal makes the
following statement with reference to the Ohio
crops:
so far IS gathered, the crops exceed in breadth
and quality that OF any former year. Very little
damage seems doing by the weeyil and no rust as
yet appeared. Ohio will raise the greatest crop of
grass grain and fruit this year she has ever pro
duced. The farmers now moving in many
parts OF the state, the frequent rains having push
ed forward the grass to very rank growth. Corn
Is backward. says all our exchanges, but stands
even and looks healthy Potatoes promise mann
moth yield. New ones begin to show themselves
in market
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mr. JOIN B. WALTHALL. HoMGpA-

nK. JOHN b. WALTHALL, (HoMGPA-
~ TW~T1 offers hi, professional services 10 the citi-
g.us o. Richmond aud its yiciAty. Office on Main
s.r--t opposite the Exchange Bank Residence (at
pIe>eutJ al Mr. Il. K. rcakcs 90 Ross street. few
done above the tirhIuoui House. Je l-6Tn
NOTlCE.-The subscriber offers his SER
~ vices to the public n Collector Of all kinds OF
thius and pre- ny street attention and pTompt re-
turns ttmrit "A Gtir proportion Of business lie can
be found ~ Mp-sls ttuIin x AppersoRs.
L. Ii. LUCK.
Refers to Godiin / Appcrson, Thos U. Dudley, Lu-
trr Libby, t. NJ Ninno r. o. Haskns, Gel. Thos.
= August, .iOha +. Ballard, Horace l.. Kent
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MISS PEGRAMs BOARDING AM

M loo PEGRAM'S BOARDING AND
-. DAY SCHOOL.-The second session of Miss
PEGRAM SCHOOL will begin on the lst of 0ctnhsr
hg1l, M, ana Will end the Both of June, 1855
,i oo.i y 2 instruction will be thorough and ex
tensiv reac hing from the elementary TO the highest
branches of Education. " W eeo'
!. Inc EnEilslHDepartment will be under the imme-
date supervision of Miss PEGRtM She will aISn 70
sumo the Bellies Lettre Glass, for young Ladies who
Competent assistants will be employed in each
department. and French will receive especial attep-
ton. ~
circulars containing full information concerniD.
the School, may be had on application to Mrs. j "
PEGRAM, Linden Square, Richmond
Persons intending to enter Pupils are requested to
engage them without delay, so that arrangements
may be made for their accommodation.
Jy 2-dTu. ThSSat II AuORwtS
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rl3 X. G0LDsMIT. 2n5 Broad street.
HARTwELL. 1I5 Broad street. /

@h8tf " I'LL, ITO bTUaU stTttt, Is
Goods: Organde. Berege and Jaeonat Robes: Bersgss
Tissues and Grenadines; Hernanis; SIX Mushns and
TaInartines PLAIN and Striped Chalss In every CO
Lawns and 0rgsndies; Black Silks; Canton Grapes
and Alpacas Hoop * kirts Of various styles French
las very cheap; Silk Lace Mantiias very cheap;
Gentlemen Goods OF every descriptions; Sarvanfs
Goods factory prices, with many other goods which
selling az greatly reduced prices. and % which
L solicit a call Iy4
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WALNUT and Tomato Catsups
w Table Salt, in boxes
Pepper. Ginger. Alispice
Mace, Nutmegs. &c, &c, for seasoning
For al By U5 fHsCARTHY &tSON
r ICORICE IN MASS.--Sanford, CASTLE,
- and X. II. LICORICE. for sale bx
jy S6t JAMES y. WksT.
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L. 5. TRooPs BESIEGED.-The st. Paul minnesota
Pioneer, of the Sth instant states that report had
reached that town the effect that Col Mobiles wagon
road expedition had been met at the crossing of the
Big Sioux ~ large pan ty of Yankton Indians, and
their passage across the stream resisted and fur
thernore, that Col Mobiles party fell back, threw
up temporary defences, and despatched messen-
ger TO Fort Ridgely for assistance. Letters down
to the 5th instant, mention that the Fourth was
celebrated with becoming fcstivties-that the In
dians were encamped ahead of them, but that they
were not apprehensiye Of serious resistance. The
fanktonS are said to number five hundred braves.
Col. Mobiles party consists of one hundred men,
well armed with rifles, revolvers, and howitZer.
We do not think, therefore, that any apprehensions
need be entertained for those having friends with
the expedition.
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ SCHOOL-COrner 9th and Clay streets
This School opens lst October and closes on 18th
July.
TERMS-tPtYABIE SEMI-ANNUALLY IN ADyANCE)
Classical and Mathematical Department
lSIlIOr CtdSS-The Classics and higher Mathe-
tlc > .SNn 0O
with the higher English Branches ...,, 50 90
English Department.
Higher Branches 40 90
PrmaTy 80 90
FRENCH is taught by Prof. EMIoN
Jy l6-3m ROGER MARTIN