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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-10
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sUNBuRX, PA.
business attended to in the Counues Oh W.,
cumberland, Union, Lycoming Mon'oo' a"'
Columbia.
References in Phisadelph'a:
p, pr..on chas Gibbons, Esq.
Aomers SnOdgrass, Liui' Si'''"N -
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philadelphia Dry GOods!

bury, September 10, ls57.--u
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4, 1851
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The KILLING OF D.. MITcHELr.--The
Napoleon (Ark.) Planter gives The fol-
lowing version of the killing DR.. Mitch.
eli, of Bolivar county. Miss, by PAT
ker Williams
Mr.. Parker Williams, An old clti.
zen OF this coun y. killed DR.. Mitch
ell. of Bolivar county, Miss. on the
21st ult., and was tried together with
his son on the following "Wednesday.
before Justice Mason and Thomas OF
this place. The particulars are as
followers
DIR. Mitchell had been the family
physician of Mr.. Williams. and vas
attending case in his family Al the
time of his being killed. and had taken
advantage of his int imacy with the
family and seduced his daughter. the
result which will be developed before
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xTATE OF TENNESSEE.

Sarah Hill vs.. Saml. Taylor o. as II.
On motion Of compl'n' and it appearing , ~ M II,
satisfaction of the Clerk e. Master 'S'' s. :.
defendants Saml. Tayloy. Thornton ..
bridge, Thomas J. Sandridge' Penol s, OF
Sandridge ard Francis Hill. are n ., ], n.
dents Of the State Of Tennessee 90 ..,,,d
ordinary process OF the lsw-csnpoI III ,h., oub
upon them. It is therefore ordereo ." osts ID
LEGATION be made for four successive ,,;.bsd 10
The Home Journal, a newspaper puO l;S Non.
Winchest Tennessee, requiring sa a, be.
resldsn, defendants 10 appear herein ~ Court
fore tho first day Of our next ChancsTyy ,o c
to he hplden a, the Court house in w h,asiSird
Monday Of August mex, and plead ' ?. ,.tsn
demur to said bill OF the. same VIII =. ia %
for confessed aud set for hearing eap'
tn them. ,-,,, e. co.
July 90. n. h. ESiiD''
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SFEAroRIAL Terms The terms OF the
following United States Senators expire
on The 4,h Of March next Clement G,
CLAY, Of Alabama, re elected W, X.
Sebastian, Of Arkansas; Martin W. Bates,
Of Delaware; Robert Toomhs, Of Geor'
g'o, re elected /; Stephen A. Douglass, Of
Illinois George w. Jones, Of Iowa,
James w. Grimes chosen as his success
sor; John B. Thomson, Of Kentucky
Lazarus W, Powell chosen; j, p. BEN
jamin, Of Louisiana, w PHI Fessenden,
OF Maine; Henry Wilson, Of Massa'
chusetts; Charles Z. Stuart, OF MIchi
gan; Albert e.. Brown, OF Mississippi
reelected; John P, Hale, OF New Hamp'
shire, reelected; Williom Wright, OF
New Jersey; David S. Reid, of North
Carolina; Phillip Allen, OF Rhode Is
land-Henry B. Anthony choser; A. ?.
Hsyne, Of South Carolina; John Bell. Of
Tennesse-A. O. P. Nicholson chosen;
Sam Houston, Of Texas. W. Hemp.
hill chosen; r. M. T. Hunter, of Viz
ginia; James Shields, Of Minnesota.
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Southern University in our midst, and al.


Southern University in our midst, and al
ludins 10 the injustice done our coun
ty by many who were disalfected will
the location, because their own prefer
ences were not satisfied, and sought re
vense by circulating unjust reports con
corning our county and her people.
Mr.. Colyar especially spoke Of the fair
ness that had characterized The course o
the friends OF Sewsnes-lhe superiority O.
Sewnnee's claims and the very praise
worthy modcsly with which they had
been presented TO the Bishops. bespoke
Of the unanimity OF the decision in 70.
vor OF Sewanee, the very exalted and
truly exemplary manner in which the
meeting o! the Bishops at Bersheba had
been conducted in its action upon the
question of localion--of the increased
favor which it is daily gaining among
all especially those who visit it--oI the
The cordially Of feeling that now existed
on. the part OF Franklin county people,
and he hoped that The enemies Of Sc
vance would be present on the lin Of
August next, and see the chosen site Tor
themselves. Mr.. CoIyar spoke Of the
liberalty and "appreciative" spirit that
had characterized the county Of Frank.
lin in pas, days, and the injustice and
falsehood that was attached 10 tho re.
port tina, the University OF the South was
located in an unappreciative community,
&c. Mr.. c. fully showed by our peo'
Piles past action, that no county in Ten
nessee. in proportion to its wealth, had
done as much for Railroads, for educa.
tioc, &c., and could recognize no right
in any sister county to give birth TO such
talk as to say the people
abou, Sewanee rc-!d not appreciate the
location of the University in their midst.
We would like TO give Mr.. C's remarks
.nlire, but cannot. They we're good, and
ough, to be read by all. The assembly
was harmonious, calm, wise and liberia
n its views and action, and paid close
attention TO the different speakers. Am
pie provisions were made for the ce|ebra
lion the ! lth Of next month, and in ad.
aition to the invitation Of the convention
we ask that no one will fail TO be with
- on that occasion.
J.J. ALTERNATELY, Pres.
w. J. SLATER, Sec.
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D1. W. invite careful pcrusnl Of tho

Day. We invite a careful pcrusnl Of tho
communication on slavery in our paper
to-day. With the writer's sentiments we
concur in the main most heartily, but with
o,hsrs do not. The revival OF the slave
trade is a subject which is fast becoming
an importan, topic Of the day., and il
would be we'll for all to think about it,.
Some OF our most eminent men and able
journals arc somewhat lausibly- defend
ing and suggesting a revival OF the slave
trade, and every day they are adding
scores to their faith. Lot it be subject
Of thought to all.
Considering the questions involved in
the communication, to which we alude,
as OF a political nature, we propose that
any one who may hold adverse opinions
to those entertained by "a True South
erner," shall express them through the
columns Of our paper. We leave the
question open for discussion in our col
umns, bu, will take no side ourself, pub.
fishing as we do, a paper devoted more TO
the interests Of the county Of Franklin
and town OF Winchester than to the adj.
vocacy OF any lat. and hasty doctrine.
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We have heard of number Of hard
cases resulting from the failure o the
Citizens Bank Of this place. A poor
widow WHO lives with her four ANAL
children in The >uturi s, owed n pay
nent OF $3.50, Which she had gather.
ed by raising vegetables upon the Ii.
lie pta,h OF earth which shr had pur.
chased, S203 ct hi,h was Citizens
Bank notes. ard q. course worthless.
Could iho,r who have had con'ro! Of
this huge Swindit have seen The burn.
ing Gears OF anpu ST. and distress of
this poor woman when the sad news
was told her, that her money was
worthless. we think they would have
relieved her by redeeming her money.
Many cases of hardship and distress
have been sold US. hut we have not
the heart to write them out.--Mem.
Ldger.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.

Gardner L. Colyar against VIM. "i''''"''
admir-, widow and heirs.
On motion of complaints, and IT appeal"s
to the satisfaction Of the Gle & Master 'n' "
tho defendants. George B. Oliver ana ,"nl !,
s. Williams are non residents OF the o'h, e., :,
Tennessee so that the ordinary process o. NV
law cannot be served upon them. hl 'ne'.'
fore ordered that publication for four rueys'
eive weeks be made in the Home Jouin'.,
newspaper pu bli.hed in Winchester ien ~. :,
see, requiring said nonresident dsieno anu J ""
appear be rein on or before the mrs. %! " !,
our Chsncery Court at the Court nouss a.. :,
Winchester, Tennessee, on "Wednesday ave- .,.
third Monday in August next and ples0 r 4
swer or demur tn said Bill or the SANE .rs
be taken for confessed and set tor ns''"'
exparte a. 10 them. - o.N
July %. II. r. ESllLL' w
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BANK OF CHATrAsooGA.-The Knox

BANK OF CHATrANooGA.-The Knox.
Vile Citizen learns tn t the capital stock
Of this bank has recently been consilera
bly, increased by subscriptions on the
part Of several very wealthy Southern
gentlemen, the stock being now little
less than half million OF dollars
-... 81:
William Williams, Esq, who has ever
since the organization Of the Bank d.
rected its affairs as President, has lately
resigned his Office, and John Overton,
Esq, has been elected his successor
Mr.. Fulton continues in the Cashier.
ship.
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CUMBERLAND LODGE 10. 1858.

AS mark Of esteem and respect for
the character and Masonic attachments
Of p. G. NJ. WILKINS TANNEHILL, who
departed this life at Nashville, Tennes.
see, on June I'd, A. D. 1858, aged II
years.
Resolved, That it cheer(uIly unitcs with
its sister Lodges in Tennessee, in paying
tribute to character so eminently wor.
thy OF the highest admiration and regard
Of Masons.
Cd. Resolved, That the members Of
this Lodge wear the usual badge Of mourn.
ing for 80 days.
By order Of the Lodge
A. J. BAIRD, w. NJ.
II Snc
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OUR PRESS.
w. J. SLATER, Sec.

Well, we have succeeded in our en- .
terprise. W. have procured the requir.
cd number OF names and now, ,cithout a
doubt, we shall enlarge our paper. |,
shall not be exceIled in Typography by
any paper South, and we earnestly invite
all who want good paper 10 subscribe
now. so that they may have the commence.
mentof the enlarged series. We suppose
it will be between and 6 weeks before
we can come out in our new dress, but
not longer. We shall continue our pa.
per to all our present subscribers until
then, but unless by the lapse Of that time
certain ones who have never paid US any.
thing. pay up, wo shall most assuredly
erase their names from our books. We
intend TO furnish a good paper, but not
for nothing. We ore compelled to pay
our debts, and but lew OF our creditors
are easy with u.s. Nor do we intend to
dun through our paper like some OF our
brethren OF the press. We shall simply
cease to furnish them with the product o f
our labor. and allow their indebtedness
10 become no larger.
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The WoMAN's ADvocArE.-Wc have
before US il number of the above pn.
per, now in its 81 volume. /, is a very
handsomely gotten up, and well filled
journal-issued at Bill. Walnut street,
Philadelphia. at SO pr year. 1t pur.
ports to be simply an advocate ofwo.
mans right to earn her living at any
respectable employment she finds beg,
suited to her capacity" In the mum.
Der before US We find an interesting
article, illustrated with Gu S. on Stitch.
ing Made Easy.
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hg- The Memphis EAGLE understand

HH The Memphis Eagle understands
ha, tho Citizens Bank redeemed all its
notes held by; tho Bank and Brokers up
to the time Of failure, and closed the
doors on the people. One was paid in
full. The other not cent.-Er.
And is it surprising to US that The
people will submit to be thus tram
pied upon by tho rascalIy Bank Man.
ayers. We do think there is more
swindling done by these brokers than BY
any body else, and yet they 60 IN.
punished.
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WEALrH OF THE ANCIENT Romans

WEALrH OF THE ANCIENT Romans
Some OF these Romans seem TO have been
very "solid," while others were last"
to degree unknown now days. When
Caesar was killed, on the ldes Of March,
Anthony owed 100000 pounds, which
he paid before the Kalends OF April out
OF the public money, and squandeIed, &C
cording 10 Adams, 100000. Casar
himself, before he set ont for Spain, was
in debt to the extent OF 2.0ls 900 pounds.
Lentullus possessed 2,229, 1875 pounds.
Claudius, a freeman. saved $500, 900
pounds. Augustus obtained from the ties.
tamentay dispositions Of his friends
(some people will leave their fortunes TO
their sovereignty no less than 32,2el, 1856
pounds sterling. Tiberus left at his death
the enormous sum OF 81 1892, $40 pounds,
which CaIigula is said to have squander.
ed in a single year. vespasian estimated
at his accession that tho money which
the maintenance OF the Commonwealth
required was a52,9ls, 900 pounds.
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We are pleased to know that the
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
al Rersheha, commenced and ended
tremendously, and we are also pleased
that the location Of tie University at
Sewance was no; disturbed. Ii is to
be hoped that the question is now set
tied, and that all true tricnds Of the
Institution; however much they may
have been opposed TO the Sewanee
location, will now cease their com.
plants and join heartily in helping to
forward this enterprises Chattanoo.
gu Gazette.
The editor of the Gazetto speaks In
a high minded and gcntlemanly man.
ner, and we take the liberty Of invi.
ting him to the "Pic Mic" at Sswanee
on the 18th next month, and our word
for it, he will be more "pleased" than
ever that the location Of the Univer.
sity at Sewanee was not disturbed"
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long he also attempted lie virtr. -
Mrs. Williams, the facts Of wS,! %
were made known to- Mr.. W. mt "% .;,i
last Friday, and on last Monday wA ,'.I
he came to Mr.. WIS house to 'a ""en
tain the effects Of some medicine MI I.
had left with his patient. When M Y
w. saw him, feelings Of an on, !, m ' !;
husband and father asserted thei. y.
premacy and he shot him dead nv y, ~
spot. He was held to bail in HUG ,"s
of five hundred dollars. '0na
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love the sweet companlonshlp Of his fail

"swcrrheart" more than that Of corrupt
irp males What II 'hr one he 'oves
81, u, Tail 10 'eciprocN'c hs fl c''or :
II his toys was rus. h' w nw' 80,
,a 30, cup or play ~ So''.'e''orr''--
But on the other hond he will lock Tor
some other who shall still more elevate
nnd refine his thou'hls and actions, Then
q nol abuse the young for low wing, nut
where they are hoth honorable eucoufa {
it. Filtration jlyeli can even be . yoioe
and good, il NOt innocent,
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NOTICE.

oN,he 18th day Of August, lsoo' !, ill, .
City, in Grupdy county. Tennessee .s '.,oorsy,t
tru:,es. cell for cash the property eo COZ d.isi
to mo BY E. L. Best q 70: , Oy o. mule,
Nov. II, 1857. consisting OF ncI', Tow. bsn
OXEN, railroad carts, shovels, picks, .,c m nL
and 10 fact oil the tools foI ee,.!iTTs .ns.e
rosd work. A. . CVh'
yutr N
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AS the Citizens Bank Of Nashville
and Memphis was coPartnership -
since S. P. Wslker, the silent partner,
was to receive share Of the profits, IN
judgment Of law he is individually liable
for the losses. 1t is mooled question
whether he has not made the State Bank
liable too.--Memphis Eagle.
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Speaking of the crops, the New
Hampshire Democrat says, "Here IN
New Hampshire everything i. Grow.
ing tremendously, except the Repub.
lican party, and even that grow.
meaner."
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WILLIAM T. PORTER, the popular ed.
tor Of the Esprit Of the Times" died
last week in New York, at the age of ff.
ty FIVE. One of the papers recording his
death, ssye: His warm social feelings led
him into o ronnd Of pleasure which no
constitution. however strong, would with.
stand.
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DEPRECATED FREE BkSKs.-It is

opinion Of the Comptroller, says the
Knoxville Citizen. that unless it shall
appear tina, the Nashville Frauds" have
involved the Banks Of jefferson, Clai.
horne, Tszewell and Trenton in either
the loss OF bonds or on over issue OF cir.
culstion. the notes Of these Banks will
yet be brought 10 par.
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WESTERN LoHeEvrrY.-The Chica 60
Times, Of the 9th inst. chronicles the
death Of "an old and well known resi-.
dent OF Chicago" and adds" lie was
thirty.two years DID,"
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To Young Mechanics.

fyor wcnlJ prosper In business, have
only Two mlcs 20 j"'nrs success. First.
n yo,irw - -. ~ uslomer wishes 10
Naw, iooe Next, do i, by the limo
you promise to have it done. These rulss
complied with, there Is bu, little danger
OF failure u.
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PUBLIC MEETING.
WINCHESTER. July Goth,

w su'y ~o'"i ASoO'
In tho Court House yard, to-day, q
large number OF the citizens OF Winches
ter and franklin county, convened and.
on motion, called Dr.. J. J. Alternately to
the chair. The DR.. responded in few
eloquent and pi,hy remarks, and explain.
ed tho object of the meeting to be the
arrangement Of epic Mic" at Sewanee
on tho l1lh Of August next. The DR..
having closed his pleasant and enter
tanning remarks, on motion,
w, J. Slater was appointed Secre,a'
ry. The meeting being thus organized,
Col. Hu. Francis arose and submitted
tho following resolution, connecting with
It some well.timed remarks:
Resolved, That the following persons
be appointed a committee, in their sever.
81 localities, to provide for the Barbecue
q, Sswanec on the lllh Of August next,
lo.wit:
Crou Creek.-John r. Anderson, L.
Willis, Jacob Sumner and J. D. Lynch.
Cowan--Squire Hawkins, w. L.
Sargent, John Miller. J. T. Hines, G. w.
Miller.
Taurmon's.-M. Williams, 10. Hol'
der, John Thurman, Frank Hudd and R..
Cowan.
Decentralization Gibson, G. H.
Ikerd, Rowland Morris, John Oliver, J.
J. Alternately, D. S. Long Alanson Rome
and Thos. Woods.
Gossqge's.-Graves Pennington. Jas.
B. Dards, Sam. Holland and Rev. Jas.
l. Payne.
Winchester.-Samuel Smith, S. w.
Houghton. Col. March, w. G. Brooks
}. M. Russey..and Harry Carr
Owl Hollow.-M. R. Mann, J. l..
Baugh, Donald Woodward, Robert Tur'
ner and w. T. Dardis.
Salem.-G. w. Hunt, Robt. Smith,
Thos. F. Mosley, L. L. Matthews, Col,
Williams, w. G. Handley, w. R.
Jones and Jas. L. White.
Rock Creek.-Jas. A. Edwards, John
l.. Edwards, w. W. Sharp, Jas. Mason,
Allen Mason.
Mrricane.-L. M. Simpson, John w.
Smith, A. J. Simpson. John Gray and
John H. Taylor.
The resolution was adopted, and on
motion the following named gentlemen
we're added to the number:
Henry Garner, Amos Garner, Dudley
Johnson. Andrew Woods, Glenn AL.
ridge and JohnL. Keith, ST..
In addition to the above resolution,
Mr.. Colyar offered the following resolu.
tons which met with the undivided ap.
proval Of all present, and were unani.
mously adopted, viz:
RESOLVED, That the citizens OF Frank.
lin county invite especially tho citizens
Of McMinnvile, Tenn, and Warren
county generally, as we'll as the citizens
of Atlanta, Ca, Chattsnoogs, Tenn, and
Huntsville, Ala, 10 attend the epic Mic"
and Barbecue to be given by the citizens
Of franklin county, at Sewanse on the
18th dsy Of August, 1858.
ResolveG. inst A. R. Wigs, Editor
Of tho Huntsville Independent, David F.
Wsllace, Editor OF the McMinnvile
New Era and the Editors. OF the Nash.
vile Union and American, be particular.
ly .pd specially invited TO attend said
Pie Mic snd zee Sewsnss for themselves:
Resolped. That being yictos we have
10 quarrel With anybody. and therefore
z,vite all the world and the balance OF
osnknd to attend said Epic Mic"
Ia connection with thsse resolutions
Ms.n,. P. Turney and A. S. Colysr,
addressed the ss,emblage, speaking in
'steib!s language Of tie grea, benefits
., /, d,,,-r' ron 'Le .ocsiicn Of ,bis
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John Underwood, a magistrate in
Prince William county. Va, has been
properly refused a scat on the bench
by his associates because Of his en-
tertaining abolition sentimenss.--Er.
change.
Just right, 70 man Who entertains
abolition sentiments, should be al.
lowed to fill an Office OF lfust and hon.
or in especial'ya Southern State. -
No aboIitionist can believe in the Bi.
bic and abulitionsln at the same inc.
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A lady wished asesl. A ponly, hand.
some gentleman brough, ono and seated
her.
"Oh, you're a Jewell" said she.
"Oh, no." replied he. "l'u 0 ewsle'
Il have just set the jewel"
Could there have been anything moro
gallant than that?
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HArrrsrss.-There are two things that
will make us happy in this life IL we at.
tend to them. The frat 10, nave, yeI
ourselves about whs. we can't help; end
The second, never to yeX ourselves abou,
what we can help.
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ho'""s ihoue arrange.
ments TO continue his business in conn,c.
ton with the shop lately carried on B,
W. Sharp. he desires to thank his patron. 70,
their past favors, and is determlr ed no ex.,.
ton shall be wanting on his part to give sat-
isfaction to those who may still favor him Win
their orders. He intends to keep on hand
select assortment of Patent, French and Amer
lean leather. Also, astings, to suit tho
wants Of ladies. Repairing promptly attend
cd 10, and all~ork warranted
As l am compelled to'pay cash for all De.
seriptions Of leather, my Terms must he psi.
tivsly Cash. july %, SO,
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ADAM Hancock. Sec.

VlcxsBuRe, July %. A duel was fought
this forenoon between Mr.. McCardle,
editor Of the True Soulhron, aud Mr..
Partridge, Editor Of the Wing. The
weapons were pistols, at ten PAGES. Pat
ridge was wounded in The ANGLE at the
first fire.
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LOCUST HILL
Male and Female
SEMINA
Located Two Miles SOUTHEAST Of SALEM,
Franklin County, Tennessee.

TOuhbuh NONhssyt = CuhSSSCC'
~, THE Trustees OF this institution takes n.
w. pleasure In calling the attention Of the ~.
fSsSj public to IT, believing that there are ad C)
HI ,ntagss offered. equal Ia any in the III
tS country for obtaining all the elements Of sAs,sA
EW4 good English and Classical education, Nv
Ww at the same time anording those from wv
distance q comfortable and cheap
home.
PROT N. B. Smith and Lady will have charge in
Female Department.
", c. Bromley. Principal Of the Male Department,
TERMS PEt SESSION or 20 WEEKS.
Board per week. ancuding lights fuel and
From Monday to Friday evening 100
Spelling, Reading Writing and Mental Arith.
t;.o.r.pay S Srsrnm,r and Arithmetic. +. 100
Nstural Sciences. the higher branches Of Mathemst
les, and Ancient Languages, nW
Music on the Plano. !; 49,; W@
Daily exercises in Vocal music without charge.
Tho Spring Session will open Monday. March ISL md
close Friday July 49, The Fall Session will open MOI
Day, August Sd, ard close Friday, Deesmber, i!th
WM. C. HANDLEY
Chr'n oard Of Trusted
- ray particulars address N. h. Smith or W C. fr0H
". Sale N. Franklin CO., Tom. July2,
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The citizens of Aberdeen. Miss, re-
solved a few DAYS since to raise ten
thousand dollars tn assist Gen. Walk.
er to recover possession of Nicaragua.
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