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THE LEGISLATIVE

In the Senate, Tuesday, February ID, Mr.. Coon
Pastures resolutions, proposing certain amend
ments TO the C.ns.i.ulion, were Teconsiiersd and
adopted
Mr.. JOSEs' bill TO suppress the circulation
small notes as a currency. was laid on the rahle
Mr. BRsTcHERs bill 20 a mend the road laws, wa
rejected; Mr. GooDSER's bill for the relief OF J Z
Luursu, was r,jecred
Mr.. WELcEsH Introduced bill upon the subject
Of banking, entitled bill 10 authorize the STAT,
taxes 10 be colec ed 10 deprecated Free Bank notes
S1d Tor other purposes which was ordered to be
printed.
In the HouIs d R,prs5sHf0tirss, Mr. ESTES and
NJ srASToEs proposition to amend the State Con
sttutiOn we're severally passed the second reading
without amendment
The Seuate's Hermitage bill was passed The second
reading, amended 50 as to give the General Govern
ment further time Of two years TO accept
Mr.. BEAIE's bill to authorize conventional rate
Of interest, after debate On the second reading in
which that gentleman appeared in very credit ,ble
defence Of its provisions, the proposition was post
Poued till the FIRST day Of July, by yeas 46, nays p
The Part II Of the Code-abOut the middle title
Of the bOok-Wss passed the final reading-yeas SO,
nays 6.
Mr. RoBEErs' bill giving County Courts jurisdic-
ton in partition aud sale Of real estate, was iuded
nitely PostPoned-yeas SO, nays %.
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ParafRne Camel Coal Oils
For Lubrfcating Machinery.

In Scotland the Camel Coal Oils have been very avOra
bly, and extensively ussd the place q perm for
tbs last few years. OILS Of similar nature and quality are
being made By the Vnon Coal and OIL COnPanT and
very highly Vslaed wherever This OIL has the
sane weight and vail bear the same temperature, when
WnsT strained the beS sPsIm, and is fully equal TO
as LubTeso hav ng been sub eed % the ssVerest tes
upon both heavy and ght mzshnsy given eDurs sat
lsfaeton This Oh Il peculiarly ad pttd Railroads, Cot
son sPlndle', Machine shops, and all machinery where
fine Oh is requr'd H mere economical than ordinary
Oils a. it is sold at about hs price, and half The
quantity will DO equal amount OF ubreaOn, and do It
better.
This OIL being entirely without gum should be used 10
the the hnest sperm. The oP ,nngs
Al feeders used for ordinary coarseF Oils should be
reduced, otherwise the Oil will be wasted.
7hsss Oils will be furnished dealers Ct the factory pr
csB. adding freight Insurance, exchange and all Oils
sold BY this company fully guaranteed Represented
For sale By KWin, Psndston Co., OF This CITY, Agents
for the Union Coal and OIL Company, MaysviIle, Ky.
call public attention the following certificates OF
gentlemen known here and elsewhere.
EWIN, PEHDLETON & CO,
Agents, NashVille.
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NASHVILLE, Jan e, 1883.
cor. Jogzsov s-siri Toa are aRafs q the Gsss
tbstI an the aushor Of certain eonmuniaatiens in
the Nashville UsIoa AID Ax1z1oAz, signed "H.~
Entertaining the opinion that the Bank q Ten
psssee had been conducted on the safest principles
Of banking during your administration Of It's Affairs;
that II bsd not contributed To the causes which re-
rulted in the suspension Of cash payment; that
without suspension the payment Of the public debt
and the sOidity Of State and Railroad credit would
have been endangered; that after the suspension,
the State Bank had midgated far as practicable,
the injurious consequences Of the suspension and
second, entertaining the opinion, that this Bank
made, as appears by the organic act, to aid in the
execution of our public Improvements by It's credit
could not be dispensed with in the present stage Of
those improvements, and Of the public and Railroad
indeb ednoss and entertaining the opinion that the
Liquidation Of this Bank near the time when the
Union and Planter Bank charters will ez-
pire; thus subjscting the State to the withdrawal
Of near six millions Of capital, with circulation
from other sources, reduced in amount and dePrs-
ois,ed in quality, With an uncertain future be-
fore US, would be dangerous experiment and be-
ievng that erroneous opinions prevailed this sub
ject sought interview wthyOu to procure the facts
On which these articles were based They were fur
uished by you, and have, 70 some extent been con
troverted. L possible may have missisted them
from a reliance on ny memory. Do me the favor to
furnish me with correct statement for publication
stated IN one Of these communications, that
thought the Legislature OF Tennessee should take
suspensions
shall take occasion through the columns Of the
UEIoS AND ANERIoAE, to make some suggestions on
he subject Of our loose bank legislation.
Your friend, ". H. HENPHREEs.
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LAW SCHOOL OF The UNIVERSITY
AT
Cambridge, Massachusetts,.
The LsstructOrS in this School are

Ron JOEL PARKBR, LID, ROYAL Professor
HOl THEOPHtLU5 FARSONS. LII. D.. Dane Professor.
Hon. EMORY WASHBURN, LII D., University Professor
TIE Of instruction embraces the various branches
Of the Common Law; aud Of EQUITY Admiralty; Con-
Uercta International md Constitutional Law and the Ju
uprudsnce ~ the United States. The Law Library consists
Of "a 900 volumes and works appear they
added and every effort Is made 10 render complete
Instruction s given ny oral eetl and exposons land
by Rotations and examinations tu connection with them)
which there every week. Two Moot Courts
holden 10 each week, at each Of which preVI
ousy out argued by four stud-DlE an op Mon
delivered by he Presiding Instructor Rooms and other
facilities provided for the lu0 Courts; and an Assem-
bly IS held weekly Tor practice in debate and acquiring
knowledge Of p lriiamsntaTy law and proceedings
students may the School stage Of their pro.
sssOnH studies mercantile pursuits and al The com
Of either term in the middle or oheFpsr Of
ateTms
Thew are liberty select what studies they will pursue
according their view Of their own wants AID attain.
ments.
The Aosdemicsl year, which on Thursday six
weeks after third Wednesday in July is divided into
Two terms, Of twenty weeks each, with vacation OF ak
weeks al the end OF eGchteTm
During the Winter vacation, the Library opened
ed and hIed for the Of he OF the hool
Applications admission Tor Catalogues, or any fur
may be made TO either the Professors
Cambridge
Cambridge, Mass January, ls5s-feb s-lGw3w
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CANDY AND PoIsoS.-A paper on "COlOred Con-
feotiOnsry" was recently read before the British
Association At Montreal, from which is condensed
the following valuable and novel information:
It appears that for economy's sake, confecioa-
ers in col0ring their candies &C, have recourse Tor
their Gems 10 Brunswick green, carbonate ofco per-
or arsente Of copper; for the yelloWs, TO chromae
az lead or gambage for their reds, tored lead YER
hHiou. or cinuabari and for Their whites, TO while
LEAD These are only few Of the perncIous color
ing agents used, and they are among he deadllest
Oh p0isons The way al which he poisons are laid
on also deserves word OF passing remark. In
Eoue instances 8 very I'm c0adng Of The coorrd
unntter ia used. 90 ss % spread over very large
surface . small poftioh Of the material used; but
In ohsrsss The very reverse is the fact and 10 one
inUtanee was procured from piece Of ornamental
table confectionery lot the size Of sugar almond,
quautisy Of Arssuite Of eopPersuthcien 70 destroy
The life Of q healthy adult. Couteotioners have
no 20 use these ppisonR for there are harm
lsos vegetable eslorS aRsugh 70 answer their PuT-
Possa-
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Hon. W. H. HUnFHRETs, Nashville.

TuE ROYAL MARRIAGB-An England WAS in q
Huter Of admiration and congratulatiOn the 25th
OF last month, over the marriage Of the Princess
ROYAL TO Prince Frederick William, the presumpive
heir to the crown Of Prussia. Englishmen in this
country viii participate in the emotions natural to
such occasions, young ladies Of all nations will be
interested in the ceremony, the trOusssau, the
toettes aud the attendant fetes; and good natured
people everywhere will wish the young Princess
kind husband and ahaPPy married life The Prir-
cess is the oldest child Of Victoria and Albert and
was born on the Dist Of November, $780, and is con-
ss4uently now little over seventeen years of age
TIE bridegroom was born in 1881, and is ten years
o Ter than The bride The match is ssid to be one Of
z .uuine affection, IS was that Of Victoria herself
Toe royal marriage act forbids alliances between
members Of the royal family and British subjects,
while It also forbids marriages with foreign princes
or prineesses who are not PrOleslsnts. The oon4e-
ouencs is that all the English princes and princesses
Of modern times have 70 nnd wives and husbands
among the German Protestant royal families, and
these keep up supply Of manageable young men
and women that is quite equal to the demand
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HII.LMAN BROS
IRON DEPOT.

No a Co Iegs. and Al SAD - Market sits.
AFFBR fr rae good isrms - ca prampi dsaiarli
~ 58B Tons Of their eeisoTtsI Chsrond Hsansd Honi
80 . well das5re1 PIsbu'g lion
81 Hsmuvred Iron. lneludnE PloH houldsi
50 BIT ro ~ Cast uRs,
Cua h-as. &. 4. B SJs-l.
luUO kess ss-oFtai Maj and Spi .. hest hrand;
2Ua WrouEh., 4 ~ts- y val s'G'G
200 SeIts Nagg and BuRgy Al - all sEss
Also anvil, ees Files ChalhI AXES, sFaH cutters, &C
iau29-t iln SO
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Dissolution.
A. MORRISON & co.
Y PUBLIC SQUARE,
ian3i-3E NASHVILLE.


FAMILY RESIDENCEFOR RENT.
TOR he residue n the ensuing ysar, desire the
4 residence the LOusville Turnpike road. aud
half Nashville, known the late residences Of
Captain Brooks which situation consIss Of ten In all
out Of which 10 ave 70 be surpassed Gar
den purposes the sdue iu grounds. The teneeb
this land consist Of main house in four good TuOms,
also kitchen negro house, stable and good yell Of
Ter. For terms apply 70 JOHN WILSON, or
Jan30-d3g h. H. HARRISON.
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STATE OF TENYESSEE, !

Personally appeared before me, James Fuller, an
acting Justice Of the Peace for said county, VIM A
Branner, Cashier Of the cambridge Bank aud made
cath that the above statement is just and true to the
best Of his knoEledge
W. A BRANNER, Cash.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this the second
day Of January, 1858.
JAMES FULLER,
Justice Of the Peace for Jefferson county.
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~ The suhOr Of the article In this paper
week or tuo since, signed ''Gibson Democrat" will
ohligs Us BY sending us his name as We have lost
u. rsfsrepes seeompanyin The Communication.
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r. 81 MO WAL

NE have moved into the New Were House No. So,
w Public sguaFe, Nashville, Tenn, where
propose 90 do business imprO ed plan. We have
now FOR sale nice assOrtmeBtO
IMPDRs I'D AND DOMESTIC
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c.
An. lei patronage Of friends and Of buysn
generally
ian i6-2n DOUGLAS & CO.
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FOR CASH.
VVTE sale cash, et extremely low prices 70
w suit tines ths folio sing valuable Rea Estate
FIRST beautiful block Lots leo SQUARE corner
II Polk and Clay streets, in Harding's addition to Nash
Vile
SECOED.-Ssversl beautiful Building Lots in Houston's
and Zpsofsr additions Edgsaeld, few hundred yards
from the public square.
m sell very great bargains In any OF the above vRlu.
J & R. W. BROWN,
feb 2-1m ChRrrv afraa
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING, FEBRUARY s, 1855.
TIE BANK BILL.

The Baaasr thinks the bank bin, IS itPsssed'
"bsekinF down" By the Democracy, AM an ao-
knovlsdTment that the opposition are right II
this be 20, the opposition must necessarily approve
Il and We should like an explanation Of the reason
which induced all but four Of that party to vote
against it rus difficult matter, as the Banner
win end to ride two horses At once; especially, if
the horses heads are placed in different directions
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NAsHVILLl AND CHATrlHOosA RAILROAD }
Mamma SnOp Jan. q. 1888.

NAsHTILLR AND CHATTLHOoaA RAILROAD }
Machine snOP. Jan. 25, 1853.
This will certify that using the PGrsns Camel
Coal Oil made BY the Unlon Coal OIL Company, Mays
vills Ky in Machine shop the locomotives on
the road have tested the C ve carefully
It's qualities; entirely Fineed Is Is very Gil
for machinery, and that gallon this OH 10 fully equal
two galOaG Of the best Lard OIL being entirely
from gum our machinery viii with less Pow with
any OIL We have used Although the OIL thin appear
anee has lubFcatDE body superior TO any Oil In
AIRY use, and q u we'll adj ptsd 70 hailrOaos.
g. KNOWLES, Master Mechanic
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad.
Mr. Knowles Is Master Of Machinery Of Road, and
reliable man, in whose state ments we would confds.
V. K. STEVENSON, President,
Nashville and Chattanooga RAilEgad.
h. 1. ANDERSON,
Superintendent of n. d -. X.
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Dehfors. Take Notice.

THE nulsisg urvst scaIy request ali those Indebted
10 him 20 eJms TfsHrd and make payment duunG ne
present. II FebTuar ssuFhsT ndulgenes eanhol Dc
EVsn be shall compelled 70 pises me aecounls aHd
notes all WIN tat apply, into t1e hands Of "a On Ger
Tor osecA1n. he il very mach obliged % ne public los
SIZE Patronage accorded &c him. EEd hopes viii 9e eaAuA
ZEE S-IR y. BULgsAoHRR.
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L h HATEzs,


A CARD
lAVI' sold ny Interest 10 the s5tsbl5hmebt OF q.
~ HsYSrs Co, 70 NeasFs. n. Il. HAYNES q R. ..
LYLEs, emb this opportunity 70 return ny sincere
trading rub for th liberal patronage ire,
lowed up the drm. 70 leaving them, psrmi
10 sole thgt loeTai patronage Hhieh
Hess's HAYNES Lylss, BY their integrity, industry and
Rssdufu attention business, deservedly sutso-
Jsn3I-u JOHN ". MOTION
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BANKS AND BAYKIyq.


The House now resumed the consideration Of the
report Of the Conference Committee on the bank
bill amendments-the question being on Mr. BATES
motion TO postpone till Monday.
Hr BEALE. Mr. Speaker: Whea I became a
member Of this General Assembly, was entirely
uncommitted as to any line Of policy whatever on
this subject Of banks and banking During the
canvass last summer l distinctly declined to take
any position which could, in the slightest degree
either directly or indirectly, be construed into
pledge on this question. The only pledge l made
my constituents was that when this subject should
come before the Legislature, would investigate it
TO the best Of my ability, would use al the light
which could bring to bear upon 1t, and then give
such vote might believe best calculated to sd-
vance the interests of my constituents and the
whole State
Sir, have endeavored to discharge that duty.
When this bank bill, the offspring Of Democrats
conference, came from the Senate TO be acted upon
IN this House, tried TO sCrunse its provisions, not
in the light of a partisan but as a representative
of the people. Some Of the features Of the bill l
fsvOred-fOr it would be a most singular bank bill
that would not have something good it-but there
were others 10 which was opposed and which could
never sanction by my vote. And when the bill
passed this House its third reading, before the
Christmas holidays, recorded my vote against it.
My record on has subject is made, and / could not
If would, and would not if l could change It,
And, sir, By that record am willing to stand or
fall before an intelligent and patriotic constituency
But, sir, majority Of this House passed the bill
over my vote and sanctioned its principles and it is
too late now for gentlemen to become alarmed at
the effect Of this bill. While, good republican,
an willing always 70 submit 10 the clearly express
ed will OF the majority, / cannot consent, nor do
intend by my votes in this body, to relieve that
majority from any portion Of the responsibility
which thsy have insured by the passage Of this
bill. So Tar 80 an concerned they may take all
the responsibility and have ell the h0nOr to which
thsiE position entities &SR Ths question nov 4,
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MORE THAN 100000 BOTTLES
Sod IN TIKI
new ENGLAND STATES
In ONE YEAR.

THE HBsT0RATIFR oF PROF. o. WOOD FOR REs.
4 ToRING hair perfectly snd permanently. has never
s para OF the world, and from me moot ntsIHqsnt %
prove Inst a. 10 q Perfest HsstorarlVe; but read
The circular and cannot doub read also The ooWngs
PTHr HAIR-Psoplo have fYr eshtaries bSeo sBlsted
with bald heads and the only remedy heretofore kaaWn.
has been tooss eeominAoe wigs 81 recent discovery OF
Professor Wood these articles are being s dispensed with
have been 90 oeu imposed upon By Hair TONES Of differ
ent kinda To all such pers0na We earnestly make the 70
i've t6eTS h ne ,usa TING n fsiI We tSo ~ ~
was bald who used the article short tine and her bead Il
noE covered completely with the nist and beautiful
eurs tRagns6le We know Of nunerOlseases where bsr
was rapidly falling cut which restored In greater peree
zion thaL IL ever had been before.
Itsalso Vhout doubt Of the best articles for Keep
Ing the hair Ia good oondticn ing son and Ossy re-
moving dandFuR and has proved Itself the greatest eaey
70 al the ills that hair e heir 70
rs IL he duty OF every % improve their personal
gearenes though some NAV differ 10 rgsrd ,bs ways Of
doing It, but every vii sdmit that beautiful head Of
nsir eteartn nan or woman. IL much detr
dslPhia.
COshOet'n, Ohio, nov. u, 1856
WOOD & C9.-GsnsI As have been sassqed In
selling Hair Restorative last season Tor one you
the bensss q Il myself ~oaid IKE = S5SsS A.
agency for tie sabs o. Ohio, STATE ne West
convinced thee is nothing @Qu4l 10 ne United g. e
fof restoring The hair have b,sn engaged in The Drug
business of several ysss, and have sold Vaus Dreptrs
lions for the hair have found nothing that SsstoFs toe
etstve ofgant Ok inygoralel h seaP we'll yours;
beiRg Tally WINGED that orsvs What you r.
present &c be- Woud Ike i0 engage IN the sale Of
an sstikasd IL must sell.
Yours uUly, g. T. STOCKGAE
Nayland, Mas, Feb IsSg
PROF. .. J. WOOD & Coy-0ena: Havpg realized he
good effects your Hair Restorative WEh ate thRt
dnding hair groEi, thin, well EFay, was due
ed from what read aRd heard the article PIE
BY yous 70 BFomNte i growth and change ts eOlr as Is
youth h Of which It has effect d con petsy In
the operation have used nearly ihf . bottles
Yours &C., JAMES FRANCIS
o. J. WOOD & CO., PrnPFietoFs, 3t2 Broadway, New
New. Cn the FreatE. Y. Wire Riling Eshhishmsnt)
l4 Market ST., 81. Louis No. And sod b. all good Drug
gsts. feb dAR3misl.
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NEW ORLEANS, Peb l--Hssvy rain yesterday
the streets we're f0odsd; to-day wind northwest,
msTsuTy 80.
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MORRIS & STATION

TINE SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
HAIR RIS & CO.
(Atw. n. Gordon & Co.'S Warsh uss9
I'm TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, We will Offer for rals a
~ cuOD. as W Gordon & O's. War 'oHs
80 hbds Sugar (a gradss) bbs Sied Whisky(va
500 has, ri fee; ROSS brands
80 rhls MUlzsses 500 boxes soaps
80 x DO DO SUB daE'n Panied Buckets;
go xes Star candles; leo Nest do Iuos;
40 do 90 do $40 kegs Nails,
With many other articles
These goods viii be offered IN large lots with liberal
privileges.
TEEHs--AI under $500 b; over $500 and under
SInOO DAY for approved endorsed notes PAYABLE In
sank i4n5l--td
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10 - 80 nor Chsmeal and
Pnnosrph cal Apparatus, maps Globrs &C., o'3
facility for the ttndT Of he Scisa es. -, 10.
The lnsti ~ on is situated point
hesthiun' o, and g1od society. hnd Is a0eoaaoS y SAN
road 70 The whole houth -
well arranged College RuiidnF capoble o8 ae1 =
iFam tire flHF huldrsd pupia1s .Iaa 80 -
dsns that she lns iiulisa nss 9 pa van fsonlts
inefsased patronage. n artrrF
SER Scare e Illzisoa,B
r.,r,rvv,,,, H., a S7H.-WRa
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"FUOITIvE SLAVES" AT THE NOBTH.-The north
eru people seem, at last, to be arriving at the con
elusiOn that they have too frequently been made the
dupes Of pretended " fugitive slaves. Hear the
New York Tribune, which has so long been eagerly
swallowing every ridiculous story set aa0at by fugi
live slaves. 1t says:
sThe trade or profession Of a fugitive from slave ~
has proved 70 lucrative hat guile number Of black
and copper colored scoundres are prosecuting 10 on
speculstioR. some Of them I'VE think in partner
ship with white Williams, who c3rrob5rse their lies
and share their gains. Wevery often receive letters
narrsug the arrival in this ihat northern neigh
b0rhood of an alleged fugil.e, who tells long and
startling warns about his escape from bopdage lu
some heroic or wonderful way, his arrival In this
city, what was said 30 and done for him here by So
And so, &c.-much Of which we happen 10 know 10
be utterly false One Of these black Vagahonds has
pretended in ysr us Places TO have been the slave
Of the HOa J0hn-B Thompson, U S, Senator from
Kentucky, and has sometimes added that he was q
lsft-handed son or nephew Of that Senator.
The Independent BLADE, at Newman. Ca, the Of
2sth ut states that the receipts of Cotton at that
point are sgsin falling of. Prices ranged from 8
20 - cents, and sales were brisk a. those figures
Mr. Wright, Of New York in his cotton circular
for Liverpool BY the America, says, in relation to
the decrease Of receipts:
The continued falling of in the receipts increase
the confidence Of the short crop writer's in The South
who. week after week reduce their figures to accord
with esch increasing deficiency Here he estimates
remain unchanged, as Il becomes more certain that
planters hold their supplies in the interior, with
the expectation Of forcing prices still higher.
q. The rotal deficit is nov $4,000 bales as com
pared wi last year; il is not likely 10 be reduced
for some time planters, particularly 10 the dis
tricts tributary TO Savannah and Charleston, are
holding back their crops with greater determination
than ever 20
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Unirersifv of Naabri1lo-

- @ANg - -Ne-1AA y AAAEa
d RC1rATl Ns osumoncos co. 10 Ii srary D-Bart,.-t
~ on the 23ih mss, aa previously advertised.
he surgeon "a lendancs D.. K. fnflln Profsu.or
in the edicll DepaEmsnl homes The Facsifv 10 "a.
noanes thai students nay return th Great 7 b o.
college - u any ther porttn OF state mach -
The T. phod Fever dto not oTE b.susss rnf
~ ea-- las ccured vi weeks The oar.cFs 49,
been several wees unoccuPet have Jesn h0rou az
renovated.
Ihcs5 statements ara made hucauss varoua urf,BBSsf
reports have been Circulated regarding sckrr-s ggs,-
sion &C. eaeniaied 20 prevent The q s.udsBtr
B order q The FacatYs
ianas-f IuUvaoN g.
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superintendent OF n. d ca. 4

EAsHVFLLH, Tenh, Jan. 30, 1883.
We using the Parsfihe camel Coal Oh in Ma
chine Shop and lake pleasure 10 saUg that We have
any Oh 70 equal IT, Il viii VeEy greatly
lnbTeaIs thoroughly than the best qualify
other ordinary OIL Is from gum, and aft
Oil IL needed for machinery We doubt DOI II
into general We think this OIL fully equal
the beat Sperm, and that gallon IL WOh more than
AFD'W ANDERSON.
RnMANg