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DISSOLUTION.

fESllE concern Of ROBINSON & JACKSON,
q Hamburg. $. c., wls 'mui;aly dissolved on
the 18th inst. Mr.. ROBINSON can be iourd al
The old stand. d,,rIn. business hours. and will at
tend TO tic settlement Of ali Claims due /" "r against
The firm We rhhcrfu ly recommend IN cur old
friends and customers our success o.: .lr. D y.
KENNEDY, and d" solicit Tor him Il continuance
Of that patronage ST. IiJcr.ly bestowed uon lis.
GEO. ROBINSON.
II. i. JACKSON.
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For Sale.
New Garden Seeds,

DIRECT FROM TIE G OW ERS!
n T.>PENN. has received from the celebra-
". ted Seed Farm and Gardens Of Co'rstncE:
Frrrc & Co., 4 large supply Of FRESH GARDEN
SEED. which are now arranged in his Seed BOX
ready for sae.
Dpr RI II 81
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Il NiofiCG.

NEAElNG bought out the cntir.. stock AMI trade
H.E Of Ales>rs. ROBINSON & JACKSON
Hamburg s. c. will suhtuuc the business ut their
old stand where will be kept constantly Oh hand IL
general as, urimcnt Of llARDW .iRE, and would
respectfully solicit continuance Of their cd friends
patronage aaa also liberal share rom my own.
JOS. j. KENNEDY.
Dec 81 ii 81
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At, Private Sale.

A STOCK OF GROCERIES, &C.
yWNO an industrious man with small Cash Cap''
tal, it would prove good investment.
Forparticuars upply at this Office.
Dec 81 1856, 2t 81
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Plank Road Notice.

FE1IlE Annual Meeting Of The S,rckl"hl"is" of the
a. lIamburg& & iidgciic!l Plank Road Company,
will be held IN iiamhurg on the sccuud Wednesday
in January, lsj7, il being lhc 18th.
WM. c. SiIiLEY Ircas'r
Hamburg Dee 3Uth 1856, 81 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-07

o. THE Friends OF MIR. ROBERT ID. BRYAN
announce him rs Candidate for Clerk
of Edrriicd District at the next election.
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NOTICE

TIE Undersigned has now soil ont his entire
L Stock OF G, ods, and intends leaving the State
on the 10Th day of January, and needs and must
have the money that is due him. Therefore all per-
sons in anywise indebted to him are requested to
make immediate payment, or ut latest by The 9Th
January next. This is fair noce.
r. II. SULLIVAN.
ro, q. tO
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NO1iCG !!

6TRAYED from the subscribers Plantation on
S Savannah River, several head If CATTLE of
different coors. Among them is an Ok. color white
and rcd, white face, no-horl;cd and bob-tacd; the
ear marks, crop in the right and upper-bt i'll the
LETT year.
Any information of said cattle, addressed to me
or my Oversecr at Edgefcld &. H., will be thank
fully received, and liberal compensation given Tor
any trouble incurred. f. w. PlCkEN
Dec so 1856, ut ol
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Winter Supple S.
WILLIAM SHEAR,

AUGUSTA, Ga.
ia AS received from New York his Fall and
s q Winter supplies Of Staple and Fancy DRY
GOODS, i::,"rg which arc
Rich Printed DLT.iINS. OF the Iacst Paris styles {;
Plain French and Pad .VERlNCS:
Plain White il,d Black French .MERINOS, of
extra quality;
Fancy Dress SILKS. of beautiful styles;
Surcr;or ilal Back .SILN-S IL; very low prices !;
B!ack silk I,ELIET.S o! extra wild III and qua-
ty, for Ladies i'asqurs;
Real Welsh FLINN-ELS, warranted not to
shrink
IIc:sy s!raker. Silk Warp, aHl Patent Film
Red TL.ttN'ELs, so!nc at very low prices. for
Servants;
Alurselys, .ncadac ard Lancaster QLILTS;
Superior il 81 ana Ca Furniture DiliITLES; !;
LADIES' Embroidered and ileni-stlchcd Linen
Cambr:c UIN-DK'ERCNTEES:
.ad'rs' Embroidered Muslin COLI .iRS and
L-NDER&LEETES. in sets:
Superior Lam IS, NLlPERS TiDLEGLOlVS
and .NApKINS:
superior il irish LTyE!F.SSai, LONG Id lrNS;
l2-l Linen .LIIEETINGS s and lillow Casr'hN-
EMS;
l2-4 Bl,achci .llleniale SLLEETLNGS and Pill
los Case CO7TONS:
IS aud Al Ii!rarhcl SIIIRTINGS, Of the
INST approved styles:
\ large supply If English aud !,ncrican PRINTS;
\ cninlirtc assortment of Ladies' Gcut:cnrn's
Misses AID Youth, H0SiEKI
!, full supply ui a;..cr.; 'or SERVANTS wear;
VIII! ;,!l:, -; every article required E'r Family
aml Plantation usr aa,i which will be sold III very
low prices
The public arc respectfully requested to e&anin"
JII, assortment.
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EdgcGcid Wa!e Academy.

EdgcEEcid Wa!e Acadcahy.
/KHllE EXERCISES Of The IEdeclicld Male Acade-
q my will commence OIL Monday, January l2lh,
1857.
MR. McCASLAN, still has charge of this School,
and from his past success in preparing boys for
College We hope he will be literally patronized.
Tuition Of Primary Glasses. for the Scholastic
wear. S2s; of intermediate S32; of the Classics
$40 Students will he charged from time Of entering
until the end Of the session.
A. SIMkINS,
Chairman Board Of Trustees.
Dee II At AZ
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nRAISING THE WIND"

Gent I'm nen tn K c Tie lint!
TENHE Subscriber being about to make ii change
Il in his business, respectfully notifies all who
are indebted to MIN either by No'e or Account, to
come forward and settle the same 10y the first Of
January. us am necessarily compelled to 'raiSe the
,riadn by that time.
NJ. LEBESCHULTZ
Dec. 81 1856, 81 81
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Board can be obtained in the College buildings,
or in their vicinity. for $40 per month, payable IN
advance.
Further information NAV be obtained on aprlica-
tion to any member Of the Faculty or of the follow
ing Executive Committee.
c.. ]. ELEoRp, Esq. PROT Z. n. JcDsoN'
Rev. r. FuRMAN, l. b. ROBERTS,
Prof P. c. EDWARDS, ?. f. DUNCAN.
COL T. P. BRocKMAN, Prot. D. /. bofcs,
january 9th 1857, st %
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Collector Of I'd grfed District nj the nsurg elec-
ton.
DThc friends of STARTLING TURNER, an
nounce him candidate for, Tax. Collector al IN.
ensuing election.
~ Tie Friends Of Mr. NJ. ". LYLES respect
fully announce him as Candidate for Tax Collcc
tor Of I;dgrlicld nj the next election.
Gj'The many friends Of slr. THOS. B. REESE,
announce him as Candidate for Tax Collector OF
Edgciirll District, at tic ensuing election.
czs- The Friends Of Capt. E. ". HORN, re-
spcctlully announce him as Candidate for Tax
Collector of Edgefeld District, at the ensuing ccc-
ton. 6
e The Friends of Mr. CHARLES CARTER
respectfully announce him as 4 Candidate for Tax
Collector of Edge6cd District, al the next election
OT The Friends Of Mr.. CIIAS. NJ. MAY, res
pectfu,ly announce him as q Candidate for Tax Col
cctor of Edgefed District at the next election.
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lR yas III o v 4 Z 3
SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

KNTE WOULD inform the citizens Of Edgefcll
FV and the adjoining Districts that our con.
stanIy increasing business has compelled our re-
lnnvaI from "3 BROAD STREET" to the mag
ficcnt and spacious BROWN STONE BUILDING,
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Land Warrants.
Money, Money, Money.

NEU1HNy3
Ii, persons indebted tn the Subscriber for
"A BOOTS g. SHOES furnished during the
year 1856 and 1856 will do well to call and settle al
once. am not able to ply the usual FER cent
ch,r. ed for collecting, and therefore make this
earnest request. BEER MAN hE"r; =,
Dec. 90 1856, 6t Oh
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PRIVATE BOARD.

TOUR or FIVE young gentlemen can be accom-
II dated by the Subscriber on reasonable terms.
D. r. DURISOE.
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D. TIE Fri r;ls Of Mr. K. z. HARRISON,
respectfully &nnouncc him Us y Canddat. for Tax
Collector Of :dgcGeld District al the 'nsuirg cleo
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CURRYTON ACADEMIES,

w L invite the attention of the public to III. fol-
w lowing arrangements for the ensuing year
The Male Academy
Will continue under the control Of MIR. JAMES L.
LESLY, whose long experience and untring efforts
for the advancement Of his pupils ought to command
a liberal share Of patronage.
Tuition per SrsslOp S2uUu
The Female Academy,
In which small Boys will be admitted. will be con-
Quoted by Mr.. J. II. MORRIS, with competent
assistants.
This gentleman has la,l six or eight years cxpr-
icnrc il, teaching has always given entire saslac
ton, and from his acknowledged ability and energy,
he deserves the patronage of the public. The
Trustees at Cross HILL where he has been teaching
all gentlemen Of ntciligcnce-rcc comnlend him rs
rnincn,y qualified t" give instruction in all the
branches If thorough education" We may add
that Mr. LEsIY fully endorses this favorable opin-
ion.
RATES OF TUITION PER SESSION.
First Class, Primary Department. .........$9C co
Second :" Ordinary English Branches. -. 1900
Third Higher e 90
Fourth Greek, Latin and French ..... $500
Music. ......................E .EO.uU
The Scholastic year will be divided into two ses-
s;uns Of five months each. Pupils will be charged
from the time of entering 10 the end Of the session.
Tie exercises v i'll commence Oh the first Monday
in February:
b. ard can be had in the village at from IS to $40
: R. MERlwETHER,
S..P. GETXEN.
a. ]. HAMMOND, :
S. w. GARDNER, }E
J. G. PORTER,
4. p. BUTLER,
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BETHANY ACHUEMY,
TNIIE exercises of this Academy will be resumed
i on thethird Monday, 18th January 1857, un.
der the control and instruction Of Mr.. Geo. Galphin
Rates of Tuition.
Classical Department per Session of months SIS 90
First Glass, English, :" :" lo:0O O
Second wv
Incidental charge, lOo
These are the regular charges. payable at the end
of each Session An additional charge OF % per
cent will be made aeainst pupils entering for less
than Il Session. No deduction for absence unless
caused by prntractel sickness.
Strict compliance with the rules of discipline and
close application TO their studies By the Students,
with thorough drilling and systematic instruction by
the teacher, will enable u.s. we confidently expect, to
give satisfaction 10 all vino may favor us with their
patronage. W.liARRlSON, PREs'ST B. 7.
G. J. SHEPPARD
j. Z. LEWIS
II. EDWARDS, T,,.,o,s
W.T.. WEST,
A. T. TRAYLoR,
j. F. BURRIss
Dec. ., 1876, It Al
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WILL a NJ ST. ON
YgsEE ACADEMY.

yEynE Exercises Of this INST1TUAlION will be
b resumed OH the 9tsl Monday MI San.
:aTy next, under the control oi j. AlANl'1
WALKER, with competent Assistant. The Ir'is-
toes are (ll;.rred in again having secured the SER
vices Of Mr.. WALKER for the ensuing year. The
Institution has finely prospcrcd under his charge; /;
anil from experience. we can recommend MN us
gentleman and teacher OF high character and
worthy Of patronage. Students will be prepared to
enter respectable Glass in any College of the State
Wi9iia.mstO,i is a healthy and foursling
Town in Anderson District The GrcenviHc &
Columbia Rail Road passes through the place, by
which Students from abroad can find IN easy access
The place is more pleasant and desirable, on account
Of the celebrated Mineral Spring, which is near the
ACADEMY.
Rates of Tuition.
Spelling, Reading and Writing per Session, $500
Keeping, Philosophy, sc. 1000
Ancient Languages and Mathematics, 1900
CONTINGENT Eypcpscs, so
Students will be charged from the time Of enter
ing until the close Of the Session.
Board can he hal in respectable families, at from
Eight to Ten Dollars per Month.
Rev. b. i. MAuLDIN,
DANIEL. LIGoN,
AUSTIN WILLIAMS, Esq, Trustees.
Dr. W. B. MILLwEE,
W. X. CLEMENT.
Williamson, S. c., Nov. 10, 1856. ct SO
s5Y" This is to certify that Mr.. J. MANLY WALKER
was pupil, and afterwards pupil and assistant
with me, in the Thalan Academy.
His SchOI arShip
Was highly respectable, his morals irrcproaclable.
AL his habits and principles noble and becoming the
gentleman and the christian. He has my full con-
lilcnce MS such and feel certain that he will prove
himself an efficient and faithful teacher, worthy Of
patronage, not only in the lower branches, but in
the Classical and Mathematical Departments Of any
Academy; and justly meriting the kind regard Of
oil gentlemen. }. L. KENNEDY.
! Thalinn Academy, Nov. 10, 1856.
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Notice /!

NER. G. NJ. VIEWERS MILL is now in first
lYl rate order, and will supply customers with the
best Of Flour and Meal.
Nov 10 a.
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Teacher Wanted,

rEyO take charge Of the School at Horns Creek
Il Mcc,ing-llousc. NorcHmcc'l apply but those
that c:ln come well recommended. The applicant
must of course, be master # the Ancient and Mod
ern Languages. To Il suitable person, good wages
will be given. Apply to
WASH. WISE, Trus.oos
!. II. FAIR, ''''s|''
Nnr &c l3
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risOEl EEiiGiasS. by The -e.Gzzus.
sr!rcI1on of men o: character and talent as AS
sislniS. The Principals lpc 10 merit The confidence
of their Patrons aud 10 afford every advantage TO
their rroil- and farther IL secure these ends they
wil receive nuv limited number Of STUDENTS.
The Scholastic year vii consist Of two sessions,
nc iivc m.,nts each: First Session commencing Jam
uarv 1T. and cul:ns June lst. Second Session
commencing July j!l,, and ending December 18th
TERMS For school expenses, c., Tuition
Books. %yc. Boarding, Lights, Fuel and Washing,
100 per ss"n:
pAYMrNrs-f'lty D'llars at the beginning and
middl. of each session. There will b. no charge
for medical attendance. 10 one under twelve or
over eighteen years Of age will be received, and all
apI canrs are required 10 enter 1T the beginning OF
the sessions
FACULTY AND OFFICERS:
Mai. N. JENKINS, (Seni"r in Regulation.
: Discipline and Organization,l Professor Of
: MEhcmafirS.
Capt. \. COWARD (Senior in Financial De-
: ls,.tnrn'.) Professor Of Natural Philosophy
and Frenrh.
Lra,. c. y. SEABEOOK, Professor Of Latin
Lieut.. T. MclyER Law, Prof. Bellies Lettres.
Lieut.. II. r. ABBOTT, Assistant in Mathematics
and English.
d. II. THOMAsSON, NJ. D., Surgeon.
3. p. BOYD. Bnrsar.
Yorkvlc. Dec 23, 1856, 1t Az
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sS" This is to certify that Mr.. J. MANLY WALKER
was Il pupil, and afterwards a pupil and assistant
with me- In the Thnlian Academy.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-05-19
LATER FROM KEY WEST.

Under date of May 10th, the Key West correspondent
Of the Journal of Commerce writes
"a report has reached this city, Cape Sable from
the headquarters Of the United States troops Florida
that the Indians learning that Gen Harvey had been
ordered to take command elsewhere willing to treat
with his successor Col LOOMS, and they making
preparations TO have big talk at Fort Dallas the
Miami river, where Col Dimmick is stationed We do
not put much confidence in these 1t is probably
ruse of the Indians to gain tme to effect armis-
tiee.
shocking affair happened at Cape Sable the 9th
inst Two privates of H., 4th artillery were cap
sized while sailing in the bay and of them named
Dunn while swimming ashore seized by shark and
eaten up His companion got safely ashore.
The wreckers have been blsly employed for several
days past in saving property from the reef Two
sells have been ashore, of which will probably be
total loss.
The weather for the past fortnight has been charm
ing Cool bracng breezes delicously tempered with
dashes OF hafspent norhers, accompanied by frequent
and refreshing showers have together formed agreea
bic atmosphere mortas in this northern hemisphere
have been allowed to nhae during the winter and spring
that have passed
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-05-19
TENNESSEE.

AT a large and enthusiastic meeting of the democ-
racy of Perry and Decatur counties, Tennessee held
at Peyvile the LIST instant, the following resolu-
tons unanimously adopted
Resoloed That fully approve of the of Hon.
John " Wright representative in Congress, and
recommend him first choice for reelection for Con-
gress at the next election
Resolved That we regard the election of James Blu
chanan and John c. Breckenridge President and Vice
President the greatest in political history in
the continuance of democratic principles and that the
ability, patriotism and wisdom of those whom he has
called around him advisers certainly give satisfaction
to the North, South, East and West
Col. John X. Howard declines the nomination for
Congress in the fifth district, in consequence of the
state of his private affairs
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-05-19
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

hnphee ID. Jay Browne, Superintendent of the Agri-
cultural Division of tho Patent Office has written letter
to friend, in which the following paragraph appears
Mr. Way has been here and passed several days
with He has applied to this office for patent for
manufacturing crysalized sugar both from the Chinese
sugar and the phee plant introduced by him from
South Africa He left with samples of crystazed SUI
gar made by him; also bottle of beautiful alcoholic
spirits distilled directly from the juice of the cane There
not the slightest doubt but abundance of crysazed
sugar can be manufactured by this process. o o
Mr.. Wray has been with Governor Hammond of South
Carolina for the last few weeks who has agreed to cult
yate one hundred of the hee giving Mr. Wray an
interest in the manufacture of the crop, &C. o
Mr. Wray has sixteen varieties of this plant
which evidently of the species the Chinese
varieties"
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-05-19
LATER FROM TEXAS.

The New Orleans Pcayune of Tuesday afternoon of last
week says
''The friends of the Galveston Houston, and Hender-
railroad celebrated the completion of the first section
of that great work Saturday last with great rejoicing
The ae consisted in excursion the road and
free barbecue at Virginia Point We learn that the at
tendance very large and the enthusiasm unbounded
Speeches were made, toasts drunk, and everything
passed off in the happest style There to be but
little doubt that the people of Galveston will endorse the
resolutions OF the common council recommending loan
of Sl0O 600 to the railroad company for the construction
of bridge to the main land This will put the city in
direct communication with the interior.
The Galveston Herald speaks of fine warm weather
favorable to the crop. 1t thinks the prospects of the
planting interest good.
The Galveston Civilian says the of half mil
lion of dollars in cash is kept by parties in that city for
investment in loans at the legal rates of interest The
Herald adds they waiting for rstclass paper arti
Gle as scarce gold.
Nearly all our exchanges from middle and western
Texas speak of rains which have greatly encouraged the
planters Gentlemen from the interior corroborate the
reports of the papers rise is reported in Trinity and
other rivers.
The Galveston Herald says, if the season proves ia
vorable it is estimated that half million of bushels of
wheat will be raised in the wheat growing section of
Texas.
Ten miles of the Texas Central railroad were to
have been completed the 9th inst that the cars now
thirty five miles out from Houston The prospect is
said TO be fair for the completion of the next twenty
miles by September.
1.-THE estimated cost of buildings now going ND in Gal
vesonincludng the appropriations for forhcatons and
the custom-house-is put down at 100000 A little
harvest for mechanics
The papers are agitating the construction of a rail
road from the Sabine river to the tide waters Galveston
bay, already chartered under the of the Sabine
and Galveston Bay Railroad 1t will open channel of
communication between the great pneries of the Sabine
and the vast arabic prares of Western Texas and place
all Eastern Texas in communication with the railroad CEN
tire of the State 1t will Also says the Galveston Herald
prove most important channel for trade and travel be-
tween Texas and New Orleans
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-05-19

ANOTHER CLERICAL DELINQUENT The Boston Bee states
that committee appointed by the New England confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal church report that the
Rev. d. L. Gear, of Lynn has, in their opinion been
proved guilty of lying, foration and forgery This is
deplorable state of things, when almost every day
brings to intelligence that this or that member of the
clerical profession in New England has forgotten his duty
to himself his people and his Maker and has been tread
ing the dark path of nfmy and shame Is it time
that those of our clergy who jealous for the fair
and efficiency of the Gospel ministry should exert them
selves to purge from their ranks those eoherous wolves in
sheep clothing, who doing such ncalculabe injury
to the cause OF religion In their zeal to point the
folies and sins in the world around them is it proba-
bic that they may have overlooked the indiscetions
of their own class We suggest that in futreit would
be in good taste for them to rebuke the individual
OF clerical delnquent well to preach against every
other form of vice. Springfield 1rgus
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-05-19
HON. BURTON cRAIeE.

The last Charlotte Democrat says 1.-The Hon. Bur
ton Craige, at the solicitation of his friends
in that county addressed the citizens of CASTOR at
Dallas week before last. We believe it is not his
intention to address the people of the different
ties in the district, unless he has opposition If
an opposing candidate should appear in the field Mr..
Craige win make thorough canvass"
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-05-19
The Little Rock fArkansas) Trre Democrat Of !

The Little Rock (Arkansas) True Democrat of the
28th ultmo says:
"Gov Conway left this city on last Friday evening in
the stage for White river, where he took passage on
boat to Napoleon At chat place he aimed to procure
boat going directly up the Mississippi Cairo and thence
up the Ohio he did not design stopping until he reached
point in Indiana where he expected to have an inter
view with distinguished geologist upon the subject Of
the geological survey of ouf State"
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-05-19

Inc approaching commencement at Chapel Hill Uni
versity says southern exohange) viii probably be the
most brilliant and imposing that has taken place
Henry w. Miller, esq, will address the two societies
GOV Warren Winslow will address the Alumni Assoca-
ton Bishop otey, of Tennessee will deliver the vale
dctory sermon and DR. Il. L. Hawks will deliver an
address before the Historical Society The graduating
class will number about seventy young gentlemen the
largest number yet reached by the university,