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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 29.-The exports Of
cotton from this port for Liverpool during
the t eo week were $4,000 bales, and to Hayre
6,ooo., From Mobile, during the same DE-
ROD, they were 10000 bales. The present
crop OF cotton is turning out famousiy. ana
IL Is the very general belief that the Weld
lion of bales .'''-
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Horrible Wife Mrder.-On Friday night
last, Frank Wright, in drunken fit at
Woodville, N. H., struck his sister severe
blow in the back with a knife, but she sue
ceeded in making her escape. Help was
procured, and on returning to the house it
" as found that he had murdered his wife
literally cut her open and taken out her
heart. Wright was taken into close custo-
dy. The girls wound is ot.considered dan
eerOuS.
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List of Letters Remaining, In the
Post Office. Norfolk. Va. Dec.
end, 1859.
Published IN the Norfolk DAY BOOK, BIZ
authority, this paper hauing the largest
circulation Of 0ny newspaper published
IN the City Of Norfolk.
Mg~ Persons calling for Letters, ,oW please
say they are ADVERTISED
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 29.-Late account.
from Texas say that the late freeze had mat
erially injured the sugar crop in many part,
of the State. pN'''
reports from all points In this State in re-
gard to the sugar crop are very bad.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. lst.-The papers found
In the Possession of the counterfeiter under
arrest here, show that eleven men recently
lett Cairo with $4,000 in counterfeit tens
on the Canal Bank of New Orleans for circu
lation through the South.
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office.

All Communications, &C., intended for in.
serlion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
should be addressed to JOHN r. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor, in order to ensure
attention.
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An advertisements ordered twice or thrice
week, for each insertion after the first,
TERMS.

The DAY BOOK Will be served to subscribers
at cents per week, payable to the Carrier
When sent by mail it will be $4 per year, -
Tor Sax months, and IL Tor tee months. paya
Ole iu ADVANCE.
tGs- Circulation greater than the DRiiies
of both Cities combined. so
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NOTICE.

TNHE Ladies of Isle of Wight County are re
l. quested to meet at the Odd Fellows Hall
in Smithfield on SATURDAY the 10th of De-
cember next, for the purpose of considering in
priety of pledging ourselves not to use or buv
any commodity, or Merchandise which shall
after certain period be obtained North of
Masons and Dixsons line, and to unite the CO.
operation OF the Ladies of the state and of the
entire South.
DEE BY MANY TADrrs
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N. L. A. BLUES,

A>,A Attend an adjourned meeting of your
NScompany at Head Quarters this evening
xA at N O'Clock precisely. Every mem.
Der is requested to be present.
W.T.. NIMMO,
de- Lieut.. Commander
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For Sale Privately.

splendid Octave ROseWoOd
A N o one of the best and
III handsomest in every particular
vim the city, only used 10 months,
great bargain, the owner intending to leave
the city. Enquire at
oe 2-tt THIS OFFICE
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Ng~ We have files from the West Indies
dated at Kingston, Jamaica, on the 10th of
November. The Standard of that day con
tains the following items The weather
since the date of our last summary, has con-
rinued wet and uncomfortable. In many
districts there are complaints that the rains
have been excessive, and that unless fair
weather speedily returns there will be Sc
damp. The continued damp has been unla
v0rable to the public health. A large a.
mount OF fever prevailed in and about King
ston.
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LONDON DOCK
BRANDY,

Vintage AS and '48.
FINE OLD SHERRY,
Port and Madeira Wines,
"Megler $" 8 yrs. OIL,
a And other choice
RYE WHISKEYS.
"Guinness's" Xxx
Dablin and london
Porter,
Can always be had from
Bonded Warehouse by
the Cask, or from the
Store, in quantities to
! suit everybody at
\. j. MOCK Il CO.'S,
Water Street, next door to
MFR WIN h Co., Auct'rs.
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IN THE NORFOLK DAY BOOK.

IN THE NORFOLK DAY BOOK.
i do . days. rs | Square month 81 90
/ do days. 90 do 2months 7 w
/ do week. | rs do 3 months.l 10 90
An advertisements ordered twice or thrice
week, for each insertion after the first,
per square. ........... go. ''.'..oiH
Marriages and Deaths to be published as news
Obituaries, Funeral Notices, &c, will be
charged as other advertisements, and payment
required In advance.
Al. transient advertisements to be paid In adj
vance.
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NJ. DeBeriot, the famous volinist, has par
taly completed the sale of his violin to NJ.
Winenaws, another artist, for 10000 francs,
ar nearly $4,000. The instrument is quite
a famous one, and the last mentioned gen
tleman has taken the refusal of it at the
above price. A rather expensive instrument
that.
A Veteran Moid.-The Holly Springs
Herald says there is living in that county, a
maiden lady, Miss Anna Thompson, who
was born in Warren county, N. c., on the
2eth day of August, 1858. She will be 1902
years old next August. She enjoys good
health, and is able to walk any reasonable
distance, and bids far to live several years
yet.
CRUEL EEsERrIoN.-A Mrs. TAYLOR has been
deserted by her husband in a most cruel man
ner. The scamp went mp to Albany, n. Y
and then sent dispatch TO her. signing it with
the name of another person, that he had fallen
of a sloop and was drowned. Mrs. Tay loI at
once started for Albany. On arriving there,
and learning how she had been deceived, she
became almost crazed
A thieving negro man belonging to William
Eagle, Esq. OF Frederick county, Md was
KILLED on Monday night by large wheel
which, while he was cropping around IN the
dark for so netting to steal, in Washes mill,
tellupon and crushed him.
The last of the prize. fighters, Australian"
kelly, was arrested by Buffalo oihcerS IN New
York, on Thanksgiving night. He had come
eat of his hiding place to favorite drinking
resort, thinking that the officers had left the
rlty,
A boy only fifteen years o i'd was sentenced to
twenty three days on the chain gang, il Mem
ubis, on Thursday, for getting drunk. He had
but recently served term for similar Of
fence.
In relation to the failure of Mr.. Washington
me proprietor of the Mount Vernon estate, 1t
is stated that he allowed his notes for large
sums to go to protest in Chicago; but he claims
aie MIN, and that he refused to pay certain
notes which he had given in order to test the
legal liability
A POUND LuMP.-In the old run channel,
,ust above the Jordan bridge. in San Andreas,
party of Frenchmen feGeny peAe ola 'u 0n o.
raird of the claim was sold next day Tor SsuO.
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ATTENTION

l N d e 2 E N d ENT GREY
1 Attenda DRESS PARADE this FRIDAY
past o'clock for inspection, with Pompoons.
~ By order OF the Captain.
de 2 I RpINArrp n @
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Attention WASHINGTON Gnards-

0vHtAVI W dSHIHSLO GUARDS.
A iou are hereby ordered to attend Com.
II pany meeting, this (FRIDAY) evening. at
III 74 O'Clock, in the Division room, Odd Eel
- lows Hall, to elect officers. !
VIC MARROW
De = Maj. CONG 54th Reg't.
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Southern Gnards

4 meeting of your Company will be he Id
on FRIDAY, Dec. I'd, at 7, P. M. in the sit
M ting room of the Atlantic Hotel. Those who
~ nave been called On and not yet signed are
requested to be present also By order of the
ue COMMITTEE
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BY MANY LADIES.

JUST OPENED AT McCANN'S
CHEAP SHOE STORE.
100 Cases of Ladies, Gents and Chill
drens BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS
49, Also large assortment OF Servants
Shoes which / will sell low at Wholesale
or Retail, as they must be sold by the first of
January. Don u forget the place
THOMAS MCCAIN,
"A Main street.
de 2-tf Opposite Johnson's Hall.
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1 nUitOE orange County Butter, fresh Penn
~ sylvania Buckwheat, Extra Golden Svrmn
New Orleans Molasses, Patapsco Family Flour
&C., In store and for sale by
DAVIS WOMBLE.
oe 5Campbelps wharf.
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MIR. 6ENINEKER

WILL give Lessons in Vocal Music and Mus.
~ lcal Elocution, to Misses and Masters At
Norfolk Cumberland Baptist Church Lecture
Room on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
day morning at 10 o'clock at Portsmout OK.
lord Hall. Also on Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday at the same place at SIX O'Clock.
~ Tuition 25 cents for IL Lessons.
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Clinton u T.
Cramer + B
Cuthriell F.
Collier nj ]
Carter He
Cromwell F + Z
Corprew D
Cohen Mr.
Clayland S R
Carter R w
Cahill Thomas
Chapman Gustavus A
Campbell James
Carr Jas T
Carter John
Cain John
Cooke Jno N K
Conwell Joseph NJ
cole James
Campbell J F.
Cain John S
Core w T
Campbell Walter
Charleston VIM
Croker capt D
Dabney ] w
Dobbs T
Dennis Michael
Davis f H
Dashields F S
Davis A.C
DENLY Charles l.
Davis VIM H
Durham VIM
Dye VIM
Dawley James w
DouglesS Joseph "A
DENLY John
Dozier Samuel
Donoly Micheal
Diggs w c
Edmondson capt Jas !
Eustis James
Endicot capt r II
Eddings S G
Edwards o W
Ellis Samuel
Fisher A B C
Freshwater Edward
Fisher Jno w
Forrest Isaiah nj
Franklin Jack
Fisher John
Flanagan John T
Freeman ] d
Fletcher VIM
Foster VIM
Freeman VIM II
Grant w T
Gandan w B
Gornto Reuben
Godfrey Thomas
Griggs w Wilford
Green ChaS S ,
Grinalle capt A
Herrick capt George
Hister John 4
Hardy John w
Hick man E T
Hawkins w w
Ham bury w T
Harris Zion
Harrison w
Harris VIM B
Hinson capt s
Holt Robert L
Hankey Joseph
Hubbard Geo
Hackley Geo c
Hawley & Co
Huttleston James
Hess Norris
fTudgens Hugh W
Hall G w
Jarvis Charles
Johnston A
Johnson Caleb
Jarrymie E M
Joless John
Jones James p
Johnson John
Johnson John Jr
Joseph S H
James r 0
James r J
Johnson r M
Johnson VIM
Keeling VIM L
Kahn Martin
Kelly Geo B
Heating James r
Kearlan David
Kaiser c
Kelley Daniel
LouveStre Chas
Loveless G B
Logan Edward
Little Gen'l
Levi Geo M
Lebunt James
Langley VIM
Lipscombe. w Y, M D
Lilliston S P
Leavock John B
L angthorne cant is
Lorton Richard
Lalor John
dec 9 A, n
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LOST

BETWEEN No. l6, Charlotte street and the
- Babtist Parsonage on Botetout street,
thick, carved GOLD RING, with three white
Sets In the ring is marked sd. W. to H. A."
Inc hnder will be literally rewarded by leav.
de 2'2t THIS OFFICE
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JUST RECEIVED AT
McCANN'S CHEAP SHOE STORE.
n so Cases Mems. Women's and Chill.
dren's Overshoes which will sell verv
willow at Wholesale or Retail. Don't for
get uU give me a call.
THOS. MCCAIN,
A Matt street.
de 2-3m Opposite Johnson's Hall.
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NEW CORMED PORK-llst received
4V lot OF nice Co7ned Pork
NJ. X DRURY,
no 20 No. "a, Cor. of Cove ana Church st.
LNLOUR In STORE-I5DG bbls. Midlngs
L fine, Super and Extra, for sale by
no 20 DELK * LINDSEY.
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Office, No. 81, E. Main Street, Norfolk, Va.
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$25 Reward.

$~o AsS W Oh
OST yesterday Dec. LIST inst, Two Hundred
~ Dollars, consisting of Ten Twenty Dollar
Notes wrapped in piece of old writing paper,
The finder will receive the above reward by
leaving it at this office, or with
de lt* DELK A. IINDSEv
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Ms- Files from the Sandwich Islands are
dated on the LIST of October, but the papers
do not contain any additional news. The
Commercial Advertiser Of that day, speak
ing of the late attack made by the King on
his Secretary, says that his Majesty was ex-
cited at the moment by false reports regard
ing the conduct O. the latter, which involv.
ed his own personal honor and that of his
family and throne.
Homicide IN Charlottesville, Va.-On Fri
day night, Mr.. James e. File and a crippled
youth, about 10 years of age, named Will
liam j. Merrill got in personal difficulty in
the house occupied by Mrs. Jones, of bad
repute, at Charlottesville, Va, when Mer-
rilI, with dirk-knife, stabbed File to the
heart, and killed him instantly. File knock
ed Merrill down three times and jumped on
him, and at the fourth attempt Merrill stab
bed him. Merrill gave himself up immed-
ately. Mr.. File was man about so years
of age, and has been engaged in laying the
water-pipes at the Virginia University for
several months past. He was from Will
lnington, Del, and has family residing at
this time in Washington city.
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MARRI ED.

Boxes assorted grades from
l. fair to choice for sale, for an on account of
the Manufacturer by
no III BIT BOCKOVER.
(Herald copy ALL
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CASH PRICE FOR ADVERTISING

FRIDAY EVENING, DEC. 2.
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S 81 seats In Private Boxes, ..,... rs
Boxes for Colored People 80
va "o uo... ..........,..,,, 25
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NJ EW Bunch and Layer Rasins-35 pack
In ages wholes, halves and quarters, receiv-
ing this morning, for sale low.
DAVIS T. WOMBLE,
no 30 S Campbell's wharf,
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THos. o. WISE, Publisher.
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BENEFIT OF
Joseph & SamI Parker,
NAIIONAL DRAMA AND PANT0NJME
ms FRIDAY Evening, Dec. End, 1859,
"lll be performed the Patriotic Drama Of
HORSE SHOE ROBINSON!
OR THE
nAA1LE OF KINGS MOUNTAIN.
Alter which the Comic Pantomime of
DON JUAN,
oR HE SPECTRE ON HoRsEBAcK.
W- Doors open at TX O'Clock and nerfor.
nance cOmu ences at TX do
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HOOP SKIRTS-Ch1

HOOP SKIRTS-Cheap.
WE have too many and they must be sold.
w Any one who wants Skirt can get it at
almost no price at
MILLAR'S Cash Bargain store,
dc ii Market Square,
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ATLANTIC DRUG STORE.
HAVE just received 10 chests OF Gunpow-
i der Tea, the best that has been in Norfolk
for 10 years, so says some OF your best Tea
tasters in the city. Call and get a drawing and
taste for yourselves.
no 80 r LUDLOW.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-06-18
HON. T. j. HUDSON.

BY request of friend to this gentleman, VIC
publish the letter below, taken from the Eastern
Clarion. Having the pleasure of personal ac-
ouaintance with Mr.. Hudson, we are prepared
most cordially to endorse all that is said Of his
mind and attachments, and to give our own tcsti'
mony to his moral worth and his accomplish
ments lie is nobe-henrted gentleman and i
elected to the Goyemorship of Mississippi, will
conduct an Administration of which his State
will be proud, ard by which her people will b.
benefited In no crisis woul h5 be found want
ing, and his high courage wonld shrink from the
execution of no conscientious prompting. His
prospects for the Executive chair seem the most
Rattcring of any, and, though Withholding any
expression of choice for the position we would
congratulate the State upon the reality of his
assuming it. The letter is from one of the most
intelligent citizens of Vest Mssissippi-a gentle
man ardeptly devoted to the Agricultural, Me
chanical aud Manufacturing interests of the
State:
Col S. r. ADAMs-Dca Sir IL
be not too late to do good, | beg to ask OIL
our fellow citizens, when they assemble il
the county meetings, to send up delegates tC
the State Convention, that the name of oul
friend, Hon. T. J. Hudson, may receive q
very favorable consideration. Mr., Hudson
is q thorough Democrat, Southern entire in
his politics. I think has ably acquitted
himself in the Legislature, yet as ultra Dem
ocrat as | am, and loving him no less fol
his democracy, Of course, yet to me, great
er consideration than politics draws me tc
Mr.. II. His earnest zeal in the agricultural
cause induced me some years ago to seek his
acquaintance There are many of our friends
spoken of, and not that | do not appreciate
the talent and the worth of any or all, Yeti
seems to me that Mr.. Hudson will be an
host. Mr.. Hudson has done much, and il
elected Governor by the planters and me-
ehanics, it will prove the interest felt by the
planting pabIic, and he will feel justified in
making greater exertions. have no posi-.
Bile desire to array planters and mechanics
against others, nor others against them, yet
believing that the planting interest needs
one devoted to its interests, beg that this
may have some influence. If the bureau
fails, the county societies go down, and pro
gress will be retarded during your and my
day. If the bureau be perfected, great good
will result to the planting interest, and tc
the State, of course. Yours, &C.,
A FRIEND.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-06-18
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.
TWent Ycars Old!

Time, whose rapid fight bears US ever on, on
whether to evil or good destiny-whose never flag
ging wing sweeps alike over the palace and The
howell and "leads us near TO little but our last"-ha:
again ushered in the Birthday of our distinguished
fellow citizen, Commodore ANDREW GLIB. The Tour
Leenth of June awoke as other days awake thai
mark the return of great events, in the world:
and individual history. We have Noticed the rise
Of a good many Fourth of Julys, and Twenty
Second of Februarys and Eighth of Januarys-but
we never perceived any apprecable difference N
the appearance of the sun OR other "appurtenanees
of the day from the days preceding and following
them. As the wise man hath it: one eUent hap
peHeth unto ALL" And tho same sun TINT rose on
the old farm house ia Westmoreand, Virginia, the
twenty -second of February. 1892, when GEORGE
WASHINGTON was born, shone upon the birth morn
of Caligula and Nero. 50 the sun didn't shine
at all last Tuesday morning, but we have no IDEA
any dsrespect WAS intended Commodore Glib.
a few choice spirits were assembled in the sane
tum at eleven O'Clock of that lucky DAY being cited
there to show reason if any they could, why the
Commodore should not live Thousand years. Inc
Champagne and other good things, the annual glii
of our good friend were duly discussed, and the
names of all the Scotch worthless, from Bruce and
William Wallace down to Burns, Scott, ard An
drew Glib OF Yazoo were duly toasted
Che Commodore though a young man, Is one Of
the Oldest inhabitants of fazoo He is u land
mark in the history of interesting little town
connecting link kept bright by his genial natue,
between the present and the past. He saw its rise
and progress from the title trading point OF Man
chester to city Of our present commercial and SO
cia Importance. He knows men who pass HIM daI
w. that twenty years ago came here pennless young
men, but who by industry and perseverance have
built ulSa name and fortune, and are now our 'sol
id mem" He can tell you of the great merchants Of
his day-and the large planters, their customers
who have all passed away, some by death and not
n few who have built their fortune as Paddy built
his ladder, from top to bottom This is the wheel o.
fortune-tel est uic And still he stands firm as the
aud rocks of Stirling and Dumbartoon of his own
bonny Scotand-and like .he aud Brig AYR, may
well say to the BOYS who were not nurturcd on the
temperate diet Of Dat neal and Scotch Ale, which
make the brawnY strength of the stalwart Scot,
though he may fall late in life uporevl times and
less nutritye diet:
Connected gowk puff d up wi windy pride
This monte a year I've stood the flood an tide
An tho wi crazy elid I'm sair iorlairn,
I'll be a Brig when ye're a shaPcless cairn!
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GIN. WIZ. II. MC0ARDLE.-We read with regret
in the last issue of the Vcksburg True Southror
the valedictory of this gentlemen, who has deter
mined 10 vacate the editorial chair. Gen. Nc
Cardle has been long identified with the press Of
Mississippi, and has held and well sustained the
reputation of being on. of the very best writers
in the State. His career over the fields which
have hitherto been the scope of his labors ha:
been cmnently worthy of imitation and applause
Courteous, affable, generous and brave, he ha.
been rs slow to advance dogmatic assertion him
self as he has been speedy to annihiae the big
otry of others. Fair argument has been lis forte
and if in this he has put firth the strength Of q
giant, it has ever been tempered by lbcraty and
respect for the opinions Of others In consequence
he stands respected by all parties, and is the OBJ
ject of many personal friendships. Gen. McCardlc
we sincerely hope, may be successful in the pro.
fesson he may hcncefOrtl adopt, and we believe
our wish is cordially echoed by every editor in
The State
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-06-18

"UNoLE ANDY'sn BRTHDAy-We had the
pleasure on last Tuesday, of drinking the
health of Commodore Glib, who then saw his
trsnty-eigbM birthday. The gallantry for
which he is so generally and so justly renown-
ed, caused him to compliment our fair neighbor
of the Banner with bottle of sparkling Cham
payne, in the discussion of whose merits we
had the honor to assist in the sanctum of the
latter. Again, in the evening we were favored
by glass with the Commodore himself. a
thousand birthdays to "Uncle Andy" say we,
and a thousand hearts in Yazoo City will echo
the sentiment The following, in regard to
this interesting occasion, is from the Banner OF
Yesterday:
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-06-18
For the Democrat
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI.

Mr.. EDIToR Permit me to call your attention
to an error, which you inadvertently committed il
your last issue in reference to the approaching
Commencement Exercises at our State University
Y GU state that " Commencement will continue from
Wednesday, the 10th day of June to Friday, the
LIST day of july both inclusive" If Eramha
ton be substituted for Commencement in the above
it would be correct, but, as very few of youl
readers wish to attend the Examination, and
very large number, doubtless, are very anxious to
bO present at the Commencement Exercises,
will give below a correct programme Of the pro
ceedings:
On Monday, the 4th day OF July, the Sophie.
more Prize Defamation will take place.
On Tuesday the 9Th, will be held the Junior
Exhibition. In the afternoon, the Annual Ora
ton before the Phi Sigma and Hermean Literary
Societies will be delivered by Hon. j. w. Clapp,
Of Holly Springs. In the evening the Alumni
Association will be addressed by F. W. Keys,
Esq, of Carrollton.
On Wednesday, the 9th, the annual Commence
ment will take place, at which time Degrees will
be conferred and Diplomas awarded. In the
evening, the Commencement Ball, complimentary
to the graduating class, will be given.
j. B. P