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AUGUST

AUGUSTA, Me-, June l6.
1t is reported that the Exchange
Bank at Griffin has failed. It has an
agent at Memphis, Tenn.
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DEsIoN.-It is the Design Of this Institution to i'm
part to Pupils thorough knowledge Of the Theory
the Science Of Accounts" ~ well rs the principles
OF Law, as laid down by the best authors
Bookkeeping In every variety Of business, including
all necessary calculations and correspondence that
ing Room in any estsblishment to which ne nav h.
called to be but continuation Of that to which he
already accustomed.
The practicability Of this 10 proved by the hund
reds Of instances In which Graduates Of this and other
similar Institutions, have gone directly into the
Counting house OF the Merchant the Manufacturer
Banker, and taken charge Of the Books with entire
success and with other knowledge of the business
than thst acquired ct the Commercial College.
ExPsuss. Stationery, &c., about IS o. Tuition
fall course o86.
No extra charge for Diploma, &c. The expense
therefore, need NOT exceed HON go, 70 go.
June II, Je-n1S-y
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RIACKSMITHIN6,.
Ottnnlwa Semin ary.


TNHE demand for an Educational Institution at OF.
IL tumwa, has induced the subscriber secure build
ngs suitable for the present. to the enter
prise. with the ultimate design of establishing upon
permanent basis.
The Seminary, situated near College Square, will be
open for the reception OF Young Ladies' aud Gentlemen
Lads and Misses; Thursday, June, Path, 1885,
The Branches taught will be those usually embraced
In general English Education, including Higher
Mathematics, and Natural Sciences together with the
Latin md Greek Languages.
The Elementary Branches, forming, as they do, the
basis Of an Education, will receive particular attention
Students will be prepared for College, Professions,
Business, or for Teaching.
Tuition will be &C. S. and $40 per Term Of ten weeks
according to age and studies. Application for admis
sion should be made at least week before the be
ginning OF the Term at which time the probable stud
les should be mentioned and the Tuition
Board can be had, with pleasant Families, at the
usual rates.
The instruction will be systematic and thorough
and every reasonable effort will be made TO render The
Institution worthy Of the patronage and
Of Parents and Guardians.
Circulars containing particulars, will be given when
requested. +. C. WOODWARD Principal
June 3D., 1858, no14tf
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Republican Co. j Judicial Convention.
The Republicans Of wapello County, will meet In
Mass Convention, At the Court House in ottumwa, on
Saturday, the 10th day Of July next for the purpose
ofcoosing II Delegates to represent wapelio coun;
~ In the Convention called at Bloomfield, Davis Co.,
ON Thursday, July ED. to nominate candidates for
Judge and District Attorney. J. W. NORRIS,
Ottumwa, June 18th S. Chm Co. Cen. Com.
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LOOK HERE,

III WANT What you owe Milburn Co.. and In
u tendto have It by some means before long. have
June ist next. 80 look out! r. J. WILLIANe
May 18th 1853, nel1 g.
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Capt. Patrick Calhoun, q son OF he late Hon.
John c. Calhoun died in lendleton, South Ger.
olins, few days since.
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During the last week we have had a
half dozen days OF most magnificent
Summer weather. On last Saturday,
the 18th inst. in conversation with a
number of farmers from different parts
of the county, we found the general
impression to be that not one-tenth of
the corn was then planted. We place
this fact on record rs an interesting
item for future reference. This week,
doubtless, there have been hundreds of
acres planted. With favorable wealth
er for the next three months, there is
still time for an average crop Of corn
to grow and mature.
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We received the proceedings Of the Repub-
lican Convention, at Iowa City, too late for
publication this week.
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!God does not refuse to make himself known
to man. He comes to us at once by the most
natural course. We are in q transient state
and God comes to us BY that which is higher
aud truer-the intuitlons of the soul.
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Fillibustsr walker has been found guilty,
90 say the papers.
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Republican Congressional CenvsAtish.

Republican Convention, for the purpose OF Domi.
nsting candidate for in Congress- for
called to meet At Oskalooss Wednesday July It'll,
1853
The ratio Of representation from each county will be
one delegate for every hundred Republican votes
and an additional for every fraction over fifty the
vote for Governor at the State election being the
basis Organized counties with less than one hundred
Republican voters will be entitled each to dele.
rate.
John r. NEEDHAM, SD. sHELLEDY
ROBERT r. RATCLIFF, 1T. BALDWIN,
CALVIN TAYLOR
May Is. 1885, Rep. Cong. Committee.
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The London Court Journal says there
is now little doubt, from the state OF
negotiations between Queen Victoria
and King Leopold, Of Belgium, that
family alliance will take place be-
tween the two Powers, and that the
affair will be speedily communicated
to both Houses of Parliament. Vic
toria, from present prospects, will be
able to supply all Europe with consorts
for the thrones.
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General Scott has been in the army fifty
years.
The wealth Of VIM. B. Astor Of New York
is estimated at 100000
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Wenend to keep full supply OF all articles In our
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Large Mortar.
Ottumwa, June 10, 1885, nl5-1O-y
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30


y eroWe, ] i her uEsprk s1ltitlsd
ii y: ~ III rs D,
#5a1lusionzto Tile facts Il Oh n il
following little story is tolina.etlz:;
but, strange, she does not give tie
details. 1t was . case strilSIngEy y:in
point for her. Was it TOO horrible
70 putin her boo she e
strained .by the same ds lica 81 THAT
llsilsl leaesss.i,Y 1r.al,v el-lnonager speak
u " llispy1
lt#Wass fttIe q IS ii Edinb,lrgg,
by ii III q S She.
was from zAl lltr,.se, and spake.in ID q
marked Gaelic iidiion that
great enhanced her .descliI I1I:Y1ss
powers, is q remark ale fact
that no lang g1age IS II, well adapted
to the tli:il ing, the pathetic, and
the humorous, as The dialect Of the
Scottish Highlander. Sir Walter
Scott owes nlucl, Of his success to
i, aid the lyrics Of Burns would
be com parativcIy insipid without
It. l: relueulberDnce hearing NJ RS.
s. Jest with her husband about
some nonsense be 5perpetrated IN
his courtship. She was SO. much
amused at it that she fell back in.
her chair, and exclaimed, $ Gamma
think o it,5Iut it makes me a'anoss
splnt me seeds q laehing.n The
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a.. 3vorats Il ss1aro,sse.
~ g sfsdlt rapport nt adopte,S
In resaIut ion { stiis ,fts q tte adonte Is.
q II est Rs a. II d. ,srusse sost
autofise de pour siip ID atsonaea,, t.t tJs
sleafd 4 l,araiSs4 Point Gnufsee, nour les
r11ontant dns pat=elx ala5 raruisse, rD,ts o,iy-
IagtIate te sur Ias lerRes Ct hetti1ts tsIfes
appasteHant ANN sustlits Iars ,nnes, sia catta
paIn1sst,, eiqlsi rsinefife u nj Yier
sae Hstiiut,olNd dsn.,Sp pIacrs so1,tr. :
1if ssaaf', panr le ,fiotitant pr HI = Il
paroisse. $Ss s u
solution saisante 1t a..ors otfsrteset
sad1pte: z=ss.
q sst Resoln. One #desornlais tonte nersonnp
t1auYex dams ie flanse Oh ii .lelfs. al,al,t III
eaiaitefe ntressaire. sera entsr1e= tia,ss 5,,,,e
boite oueofIre. Ell pour teIie eso.,e,e hoit, ct
eftsrre merit t,ss q I pais e fais.
Ia snnlnue ,le#s25, et en cas- d.
ssaer dt ,racerer Ia dit bo,te o., eelase.
fe tlit tsfrone ou iti.e desraix RobsIeI.aIra
aae sptitrs lisszte les sngnsts It 4,ltsr.e-
utEits.Es EsiE.E
Larec latnilo1 IEIeberif ~. ,,t,l,r m
en4ue' q tut sn. notion lie .e irl1f,,,n.
s1eu,assss qu1ntsi ~ 70 lrinit1ad o.,ierta Sur
to as1ssssa,,tse tssoF y les !. s1oii
Z ta1' y Q, Q y .nenaa; Adnpte .szs #5gs
sfs a a-5t
tons uls q plastic 'aine noe. I'M ri I
Aaf1i sypt lsi'a TIE use
81 isss.1ielia IL
ssefnble qsa,strl tialilst
~ etf5JJtrt 's]nnrna o l,sssa heures y.
~ hrtafes ~ Z assee1bl. /
Present: jos Bread -.tII'ssIIsaEssy % C.
e ODDS. Bird, o. .GAiint
ii ~ lennon Aos4tst5 &. lrl1,l.
sftf i. z4
sur tnption II N I.etun,oti. !. u ron,t,te,l ,le i
lti Heherl De ~ 90 scr DICE &C tue SER
setitsti ANNE SIir alIuue
7 BE lari ainusfga #aors. r. GGHINN,
j s hEHasts tsos, President.
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:. alzsI BATON ROUGE SATURDAY. OCTOBER 80 1853

II ATOM ROUGE. So
.|sS5 same expfession ii plain English
cal not think otsit, but It aIyuos
makes ,s slne split sides alaugE,
Ia,g,. - '1tterly=tanle blythe side .
Tire other. Tut Airs. S.. ,,,,,r4,
saNer, had q s,nanncrs 0l.icl. rua,lt
|iters |llt'r narration wildly impressive.
1e=sNas vas Y: the evening twilight
E Eand we We're watching, IRON tllt
i pafl Or window, the Incllkeitl. HIGHT
/ ! !l.1 ~ 'lIe Firth Ct t,ortll, Throwing > onl
Elfs flashes Of warning 10 the mari
ner: 1 tofset5wl1at drew from M rs
( ~ - flse awful recital, tile inter.
est =, Y llich llaveftss ebly attempt
ea to ~ a.'1tain by drawing 1,popl
my B fancy tor some sliglitauipIitiic tiica-
Etlpi l't'1. btlt slle=.t,ega1t ii substance,
IS lIloAFs, occasls tapping me
upon my sllollla III d reducing
lIsr voice ! y altissing
= y scarcely q year ago ,ince q
= {4'altg 'iall died % Ilatldington.
Ills conduct had been so=Dsstrage-
ollsly ''l's1.': s4llissolute tAaI everybody re
l.a'ssa !; hlm With III hl1ofrellee-
5A.l11'til Thu de sllllk halt
ee,!la at the door t,tt
!. 1lls n,tcis al s,h blaoksanIfh of
=lladull11Egylon, and was ki1lal1ta ksi,
.al1sas's It3alta Jared Tor. Everything was
8eo'1e tn'rstlI'n that even affection
could asls: suggest; g but Iiegl'ep worse
.E a;isi t.1a.ss 1lnt ne went into de
Il IIIlllil - D aid uttered things Of such
'i1fesllffnl import tllat few persons
1. ottld#Ezreilla near him. There
We're IS csItalllsex pre.ssio ous which ex-
cited q oIllsll llnlsnt than otlI-I
elsII1 eeGI Il hey drew tears from
those beard them, as weldon
l se ec,,E.l he eafnestness with
NT|i1e1 ere uttered. as the
tlls1la =. calculations accompa-
ny ing lie seemed to stare
atssVlIle very distant ohject--dis- |
tant as afi1ed star; and, will, his |
hands thrust forward |
as if TO resist the rapid approaclzEE
" something, he shouted in a
'.t,ice bnbbIlpg mp .tlrol'eg lllllii< i |
d'satil-rattle, kara ;l /
vi 'ye ava Wye It's naFssle'I
written! aln MOTTO be bruised.
y 20, 40 - It's written that the
seed@pf the woman shall bruise--
va ,ye--1lercy! OH mercy j. ],
= fcT, mercy These rawlings
It last ended nsdeath.
IT is the custom III Scotland. to +
,.t#up A three nights with the dead.
me corpse OF andrew Allan lfuf
aae vas ,is zsafsNolns man shame II i
'ass : I,Iaeea ". STAIRS III a back + t
aolll Hsfestea upon q afnae table. ,.I
81 four rude benches + +
tivo boards. Il was q + /
wa l,Isea ~ sheet, ana TWO #ilSal1 +
fe1Esn a' pieces were placea tpon t. fsle
Yes 81 ~ them ch,hea Inc
'1aeksnl pt1l46 upon =, f,
Hs1 sinlf,1 SIN ,1an, Inc o.1fslas outs l'1,s
cor t'e n s1fea i1,to 2 g siilali pal,
own m At a1ld at tt'e fI1i1l1ef eIIa
1it's nan were e'fos oea5'oo111b
a s','tfease isss comm, commenced near INC
f'oi, e,, /; a'1a IS go g me seeona aI1,'
= Miilen 1aeae were V11.e. W., y, ee's
an e.foosll, "a 1.1 IN, Inc "a large
p't. tlneIit r Vnefe tIle 1ooag o'. 9 =, y,
rev * Ia145lssV. Sttt1Dr. entered
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!. Children,
From Lonsssliov's Forthcoming Book Of Poems.

@ o y-1--
=.=g= Fl ==. =5. .5..=---- .=s:-=--- .<~
/ Come e me- Je children. a~ .zs......ls.-
tor tteaE Ytt Sit, at ypurptay, s5s
Asd fhesatts 1ons Is n flaa FeiP'exed me
.ss =zzs.zss4.=z=}s z5ss -.
= cRsn tnez eastern windows
3, I5ftat iook= =fesss rs's 8
y y sIert g fste1'sf1fs Z Re- II ~ ifl5 swallows
Sd.,Y. HE bfpaks a. nm g
!.
l yo'sr#liearf = re The birds anil fbs sunshine
. 4 Yosar=t s1.'1ls tts ffse onklets ffpW @
M , t1,itis ts ae wind Chatham
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We Underline thite, 1,sarq, Sap
5ff,rgs.ss. 10, Les se,1x complies tie & WGIank
G Efe nnIs en4aite aucun ra.N,rt
g 5eaitsse q Il Ifsuanp dn#slate ~
s s-e g nf sst sosatIia & spec tueusefnent;
ID f= sIgue)
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! hi Ola Dl TORY.

hour sght eLIaek arch tie key-stane
Ss54 zaus gsYsa1nler.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-29
MASONIC DIRECrt1RY..

Ohto t.odxes No. Il o1.--Meets a,asonie Har,
Market and Monroe the rk and tair Non
dayeyeningsof of eachmonth a. W siap-s N n - a.
Gadsr Lau0altn, Secretary. - -
AZ WReeltnK y, Lodge No, I9S Meets as above ON
ana tatFa Thursday evenings eGet month. Il a.
". NJ; s. v: Peerson, sseretary
,ko..'ss.As O1ltont ChapteraWo. 19-Meetsas
seeond Aondtye OF eachmonth w g
S99yT, II. p; s. n. Pegrson Secretary. = =
,Wheeltnx Euc1npuacntSNo.=r sfeets 4,
a. ESsis ,hs boees Monday evening Of eash month Wa;
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GScbslia the TRCl
i Also. P6iy ,VH
which Is decidedly the gfeasst oS
to put and Ia
Will be sold on falr NiFsl9i
R@ GhivaniEed froi, n =
dlotii or pressure sqes
caily for a. and Pc
Plpesli. te5E lag sf4ia
Rs A3E or qlsp
h6YI9 a26NEs ~
T-I,-- n ..5-
49,: y - G5a Nd ~ oEy Open.
aba ss4s as and
ts "a gehef9l as5oEfrnsnt Of
W to- tdit igS,
cenq examine
the stvis NJ .1 cant6t
Know that stock c6ns 81 54S
lghenPf 6o0d8s
ety1e second 10 Ione citIe,s * ~
linieuntatns5 and bh6Etsn5 y She
zaPl4.S 9t9 81 2t2 sili AefGiiant TsiiS4f5
lsEtltlt III ~ LIE Fine best hss0FtmS
li6si n.y. ny Eyg rang
Il III 55e9s , ~ ip " one bolt 9h 5tock
Or good ana siss5 Gs
Az9Ss a5s NY sspotsa Se lj9 d 80 4RRoHll1
stftisss 81 9lt H. Fl,, y
NEW S'pYTETi D "A m 81 ~ m n n ~,
ts7a tSiI ~ 4et44I
tkt5 = n re nj ri 5t a. u s3lisb
ll.sf. 40 ! - 80 kSes II q
iA4S y GtES1y19l III ~ 81 m
iuep14 's e Iti ~ =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-29

Having Seen,appentedf Agent of the above well known
company Tor Vheelng and vicinity prepared take
approved Fire and Marine Risks onthe favorable
terns. . tsl ga 5sttE 4 r. Cs'RoNHAM,
t1eDA46S7lly No. 90 Main st.
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CHUBCnEs or WHEELING.


For the information ofstrangers visiting the Oiwa pub
h the following list Of the different Churches, and their
me and place OF meeting If there any Mistakes
viii make the necessary correction with pleasure:
o ,Hz'scopatG''' Corner Monroe and Byron
eets'NeV' T. I. FERKAs Rector morning services 10H
elocx' eVening'''
d. "0sS Main street, between First and
serVces-MOrning 108; afternoon 81<; night TX.
FtFst frss0ytsrtr' REV. R. H. WEED PASTOR FOurthst.
gsndeeruoon
9Sco'G "eosteF street, between Main and
,Osn'Fe " "heehng; services morning and evening
aF@ fTesoyteta''' Fth street, between Chestnut and
Ges morning and evening.
h.wss SgyS'a, Pastor, ManssEeet
between ana Adams sts services morning and
Fourth Street 1'staoatst tsoopq9, Rev. j. 3. w11sos
between Monroe and QUINCY services
Voyth Sfrsst lrst16S;et v,,..o,,,,
eorner .Iartet ana 49,,
morning and even,ne -@st''e o. 50 't's'
(,.G,l;,,s S,-..t 1s.,,o,,., .,.,..s Z, :, =
mn, 6o.o NV: =: q. MON
Osntre bes1'ns. A''u
South R7es1tng u. 3. church, Rev. J. 8. H.11.
~ *S'Es W " stAAAh Ast49lh9' heX. -
tsrn,ng sr.,soG,., p,,,,.,,,,.,
heyso. hElW1o, Pastor
seA "e'sseF anu EnlFq' centre %heel-
nB.
'y 'Tss oaSsSras' Roman Catholics R Rev. BISHOP
Fnth street, corner Of Hampden services
Ing I'm. a"u 1',.V. s,'erpoOn'
y o'"Fes' gay ss' East wheeling, Rev. VIM
sssso' services morning and evening
Pastor, corne
Dis, 0tsss. Market street between Webster and Third
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Incorporated l919-cha1ter Perpetual,
Cash Capital 81 300, 600.
as,ia ABSOLUTE AND UNnIPAIRED, f III
WITH a SURRhU9j OK ag6O8,88s.s9.
the prestige f3S years and experience
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-29

For the information of strangers the city we pub
sh the following list of the different Churches and their
me and place of meeting If there any mistakes,w
Willmake the necessary cOrrectlOnWith pleasure:
ST. 1asassO's EpiscopaEias., Corner Monroe and Byron
treets, Rev E. T. PERKSs Rector; morning 10Y
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D1ED. Recently Of ilislocation of the spine,
Mr.. Atlantic 4. Gable. Mr.: Cable but few
weeks ago was apparently in the best health,
and communicating freely with his friends.
Since that time, however, he has taken to his
bed, and notwithstanding the frequent and
powerful application Of electricity, his system
gradually became weaker, nntifait ceased to
react altogether, Contrary to the usual custom,
his taking to his bed was made the sonrce of
unqualified rejoicing by hisfriends. BE rests
in peaces " iltai'lg tan AZ. O. .lostF7adl
MUsf6. ''is. 8
Young thoughts have music in them, love,
Add happiness their theme,
And music wanders in the wind
That lnlls morning dream.
And there are angel voices heard
In child hood S frolic hours,
When life is but an April day
0fsunshine and OF. flowers sss
There's music in the forest YES, s.. III s
When summer winds are there, sEi
81 And in the laugh of forest girls,
That braid heirsunpy hair.
s5llssl,
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