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The Evansville daily journal., 1860-11-17

We LEARN from the Southern papers THAI
the news OF the resignation OF Senators
Chestnut, Hammond and Toombs, is received
with applause Whether the motives of
the seeding Senators are applauded, or
there are those who are enthusiastic at the
idea of getting rid of them is not explicitly
stated.-C Com. r-....
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Xyashincfon Items.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 1G.-There is no truth
in the report that Mr.. Brown is about to
retire from the editorship Of the Constitu-
ton, or that its publication is soon to be
suspended.
W. Ransom Calhoun, of South Carolina,
who returned in the Adriatic, has resigned
his office Of First Secretary TO the United
States Legation to France.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-11-17

WAsHINGToN, Nov I5th.-The Navy De-
partment has ordered the fittiug out of the
sloop of war Macedonian, at Portsmouth,
y. H., for the Uome squadron. The St.
Louis and Sabine having nearly completed
the usual term of service, are to be with
drawn from it. 1t seems that Senator
Hammoads 5 resignation is immediate.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-11-17

TmE Owen County journal says that a
child, three years of age, OF a Mr. Elijah
Evans of that county, died last week OF q
very slight cut in the palm of its hand.
The doctor could not stop the bleeding with
all his efforts. 1t is noticed as a singular
fact that this is the third child Mr.. Evans
has lost by Slight GUS and irrepressible
bleeding.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-11-17
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Town Ball,

The last game of the season will he play
ed By the " Hoosier Town Ball Club - on
Saturday afternoon at % o clock. An early
attendance of the members is requested, as a
subject of interest will be discussed previous
to the game The public is invited.
VIM II. AXE, Sec'y.
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G9 Bishop Spaulding on Monday MORN
ing last, said mass in the Cathedral at Lou
vile for the repose of the souls of the Irish
Brigade who fell in Italy, in battle with
the Italian Patriots under Garibaldi.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-11-17

u.s. The. Milwaukee Sentinel publishes
returns from 28 counties, giving %, 755 Re
publican majority, and s counties, giving
6,ll3 Democratic majority. There are y
small counties 10 hear from, which will add
to Lincolu's preponderance. The complete
returns will raise il to 1000. Well done
for Wisconsin.
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sg The Grand Encampment and Grand
Lodge of I. o. o. F. of Indiana, commences
in indianapolis next week. The former on
Monday, the 10th, at two o'clock P. NJ, and
the latter On Tuesday, the Goth, at nine
o'clock A. NJ. This is the annual Commu-
nication when the election of officers takes
place. A large attendance is expected.
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THE melancholy intelligence is conveyed
to the country, by special dispatch to the
New York World, that at Cabinet meeting
held on Saturday, the venerable Gen. Cass
was affected to tears. The General has
been under the impression for some time
that he would outIive the Union.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-11-17

DANBURY, Conn, Nov. l5.-About 1900
people assembled at the KenOcia trotting
park to-day, to witness the trot between
Flora Temple and Widow McRae. The trot
was mile heats, best 3 in 3. Flora won.
Time, 2:39, 2:37 and 2:33.
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Say S. RosENwALD Il Co, Oak Hall
Clothing House, No. 70 Main street, inform
the public that they are willing to take all
uncurrent money at par, in exchange for
goods.
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R@- We understand that the banks of
our city and throughout the State are re-
fusipg to receive Illinois currency at less
than per cent discount.
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AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. l5.-Augusta hrok-
ers buy Kentucky and Tennessee money at
five per cent. discount, payable in Georgia
and South Carolina money.
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New YORK, Nov. lG.-The U. S. sloop of
war Saratoga arrived to-day from Vera
Cruz.
The steamship Hammonia, from Hamburg,
on the lst, via Southampton on the 4th, has
arrived. News anticipated
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-11-17

TERRE HAUTE, Nov. l6.-The steamer
Caroline, Capt. UriahO Shoemaker, reached
this port to-day, from Evansville, being the
first arrival this season.
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RAILROAD AcCIDENr.-Mr. j. II. Erringer
agent of the Jetiersonville and Indianapolis
Railroad at Vienna, was thrown from
freight train near Vienna on Wednesday,
and had a leg badly crushed and an arm
broken. He was taken down to Jefferson
y-flta
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. I6.-The bankers rates
of discount to-day are-South Carolina 10
per cent, Illinois and Wisconsin 3, and Mis-
souri, ! per cent.
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NEW YORK, Nov. lG.-The American
ship Africa, from Cadiz, was lost on the
3Ist of October on Ilyca shoals. After
her abandonment by the crew, she was set
on fire by the Malay pirates and burnt to
the waters edge. The crew had arrived at
Singapore.
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EsSTII. Nelson & Co have splendid new
two horse Wagon to sell at Q O. clock.
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NUMBER 50.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

.Ay L-sR6|E .sSS0RT.n E.N.T' or RE.
- gans and fashionable Ladies' nud Misses
C'slks, has Just been received, an will be soId
cheap f"r c'Ish, At (novI5) W. NJ. DUNCAN'S
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an PIED.

On the 18th inst, In Union county, KY, at the
residence of the brides father, by the Rev Dr.
Barrett, Mr.. J. W. HALL, of Spencer county, Ind,
to Miss FANNIE 0wEN
May all the joys Of the first pair, before their
expulsion from Eden, be theirs, and may this con-
elusive proof of their devotion TO the om be sweet
ened by mann endearinq ties.
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PIrTsBURG, No. I6.-River feet 10
inc les by the ark anu falling.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-11-17

Remember, that the New York Store sells goods
of the very best quality only at the lowest prices
always, and every article Is warranted As repre-
sented.
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IlhISIiAN WIN. HEfLML
KRATZ & HEILMAN.

CITY FOUNDRY
MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills, g.
phrRslnS NJ nc ines, &C.
EVANSVILLE, IND
GKVIE PROPRIETORS or THE CTTY rom
n dry beg leave to Inform their friends and tbs
public III general, that they are prepared to do All
kinds of
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and every thing appcrtaining to tue Foundry buS
ness They are manufacturing STEAM ENGINEs ANS
BOILERs Of any size and power required. Saw Mill
Machinery and Mill Gearing OF any size; DistiI
ery and Mining Machinery Tobacco Screws Ct,,
ming Machines ThrashiuS Machines, Malt Mills
Horsepcwers, Corn-shellers, M achinery of all Kinds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings Of
every description, Iron Housefronts Cellar GraIes
dc. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest i'm.
pr2yef RasfeEnT 4, H2ioT Ware Dog Irons &C.
Supplied with every description of Copper ana
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators
AttempOratOrs, Sparges, Stillhead5 and Worms on
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills,
Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, &c. Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every
variety, for beer spirits, oil, DC: Brass Cocks and
Work1nen sent to all parts to fit up work and do
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in and selling Aliens Improved
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tu-
bing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine,
ing Cloth Gum Elastic Betting, Packing, Hon-, de-
OF the best kind Tnplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin,
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility Of the best Machinery
and workmen, and will give all work entrusted to
them, their individual attention, filling orders
promptly, warranting their work. and satisfied
with reasonable prices
SO Office aui sale Rooms, No. co Main street;
FouudeIy, Boiler Yard aU Machine Shop on 2 ine
street, between First iecond streets Eynns
vile, Indiana. dec7
OK ~ H0.u0-N'I+-5 BBLs HO.H-
. y my from New Corn = bills Fine Homony
OF Gtittas received this day at
CctS COOK & LANGLEY
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Also the largest and most elegant assortment
Of Silks exhibited in Evansville aud OF the
most fashionable styles.
GILES i MCPHEETERS,
\. Y. Store, No. 5 First street.
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VERY CHEAP.
Cash Only and One Price.

We respectfully say to all that cannot open
any book accounts. The extremely low prices at
which sell all goods forces Us 10 adopt this
a rule from which there will in case he auy
deviation.
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VOLUME XIII.
TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

40 Tho privilege Of yearly HdVtrtisers Is HhlItFd
to their Immediate business, in their own anne;
and all advertisements for the benefit of other
persons, we'll legal advertisements and adv;'r-
hsements of auction sales, and advertisements with
he name of other persons, sent in by them, must
be paid for at the usual rates.
no No report, resolutions proceedings Of any
corporation society, association public meeting
aud communication designed to call attention to
any matter OF limited ot individual interest he
inserted, unlesss paid for as an advertisement.
2S Contracts for ygarly advertising will not bo
iiscCHtnued unless order to that effect is loft at
the Office, and when discontinued in less than a
year, the price of the whole year will be charged.
ish+ at the expense of the attorneys ordering, aud
IOt dela yable tor legal proceedings but cOectablo
Al our usu, time.
49, our terms for Job Work and transient adver-
Iseulents CASH.
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We have a very cheap lot Of Tablecloths, Towel
ings, Napkins, &s., &c.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-11-17
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
L OOK AT HIS.

LEOTT BROTHRRS H.aR-R
N iust opened "A new and very desirable stock
"t Fancy and staple Dry Goods, near the Canal on
fain street, where they intend by far dealing and
te'y SM"H prcth I" serve the people 20 any article
in their hnc with perfect satisfaction We have
AS good a stock Of not as large some) of Boots
ana shoes OF all kinds be found in the Civ
anu we Will pledge ourselves 10 sell nothing but
the best. Cur assortment of Calicoes is choice
ana we VIII sell some of the best styles and coors
ior - g. ana 10 cents per yard. Delaines of the
beSt styles al only 20 cents. Every body come and
See IT'S and we will take pleasure in showing our
stock ,,ov1S Ia
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AT THE
NEW YORK STORE.

Also very large assortment Of Dress Goods IL
great variety, and newest styles, and
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ABBEVILLE
MALE ACADEMY.


THIS Institution wilFbe open for Pupils IN
l. tie FIRST MONDAY. in JANUARY.
The following will be the annual rates of
Tuition for the
Lower English Branches. $4,000 aud $4,000
The above, with Algebra, Geometry,
History aud Composition, $4,000
The above. with Latin aud Greek, $4,000
Mr.. T. o. McCASLAN, graduate Of the
Citadel Acnde,iy. who comes to me with high
Testimonials, Nillsassist in the labors Of the
W. n. WHITE, Pfiucipal.
Z. s.-Boys desrons Of entering College
win be.prePared with great care.
Dec. 20, 1859, At
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DRY GOODS.

GIILILANDS. HOWELL e. CO.; IIYA TT
McBuitNEY d CO. JOHNSTON, CREWS &
CO.; CRANE, BOYLSTON d CO.; JOHN
6. MlLNOR It co. KERRISON l. I.EID-
ING; CHAMBERLAIN, MILLER Il co.
J. 5. & l. BOWIE Il CO.; ROBERT ADGEli
d CO.: l.ER. SMITH d CO.; CApOW,
McKENZIE T. CO.
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SENIOR CLASS.

SENIOR CLASS.
Legaruhms. Plane rrigcn"ne,ry. Men.uration,
Chemsiry, Geology. Minernlogy, Integral
Ca!cu ius. Comic Sections Shades and Shnd-
ows, Physiology and Anatomy, Moral Phil
osoplry, Evidences Of Christianity, Essays und
=" original Speeches.
> Combe's Constitution Of Man. and Spurshei i'm }.
Dissection Of the Intellectual Faculties, Con
stitution Of the United States.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

n WILL attend ut the undermined tilnesand
II places, for tie purpose Of collecting Taxes,
for tile year 1859:
Due West. Wednesday. Feb'y l;
Callaham's. Thursday. Feb'y 2;
DonnldsvilIe, Friday, Feb'y 3;
Scufflernwn. Saturday. Fchy 4;
Abbeville C H., Monday, Frb'y 6;
Greenwood, Tuesday. Feb'y 7;
At Greenwood Depot Thursday, March l5;
Ninety Six. Wednesday, FrGy 8;
And also, Friday. March lG:
WoodviIIe. Thursday, Feb'y 81;
White Hail. Friday, Feb'y 10;
Smithviile. Saturday. Feb'y II;
Cothron's Monday, Frh'y l3; ~
Bradleys. Tuesday, Feb'y ID;
Tolberi's, lin the Range.) Wed. -Fcb'y Is;
Bordeaux. Thursday. Feb'y 10;
Wilmington. Friday. Feh'y II;
Calhouu's Ni ls Saturday. Feby l6;
Speeds. Monday F-h'v 90;
LowndesvilIe Tu'day d Wed. Feb'y 81 d %;
Tribes Thursday, F-b'y 90;
WsrrenLon, Friday. Feb'y "a;
Cednr Springs. Saturday, Feb'v 25.
Douglass Mills. Monday, Feby I'll; -,
4. Abbeviile. c. H.. all Court Week. 20
-. Cok-sbury at any time after Court Week
x Sale Day in April the last day for making re-
turns. All persons failing to make returns on
, tho above day, liable to double tax. All taxes
70 be paid by the first Monday in May, or execu-
tions may he issued. =
Property to be returned in the name OF the
prop0s owner. Guardians, Executors, and Ad
ministrators will return property under their
control. -
Persons having transferred property between
the lsr rOetober, 1853. and Isl October 1859 will
mako IL known to me. x
All persons will come prepared to give the
number Of Births, hdarisges and Deaths IN thsir
yiheit slsyssSs !; ~ z sss3 ss3
rFsee !Ierseps' color must pay their taxes in
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BETHLEHEM SCHOOL.

YNS1 e sxcfcises of this School will be resumed
IL by the subscriber on MONDAY f6fh Of
JANUARY, 1860. The following brancl,es
will be ssngh, a, The following prices Per Ssssion
of S Lunar iHopfhs:
orthography, Reading. Arithmetic, DC. $s.2s.
Engiish Gfammer, Geography, Hin. ,,a7'-'
tofy.&c. ~ - $1,000.
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Astrou-
.s.., omy, DO. = 1,. +$ias0.
Latin, Greek, Algebra, and Geoustry; 90.
This schsoi il siinatvd in y healthy portion Of
Abbsv!ie District, aud il will Emii I'd
ssssbes ct scholars oply. Good Boarding nan
be procured conyenieatto School SO
M J. J. COOPER
Dec. 90, 1859 49,. b 4
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SECOND CLASS

~ SECOND CLASS.
Reading Spelling, Writing Billions English
Grammar. Mitchelx Ge,grhphy. nodcI" and
ancient, Greenleafs Arithmetic. Colburn's
M-ntnl Arithmetic, Compositions by Qunck
enbos, Defamation Analysis. Elocutiob, Pan
touliine.
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Erofessional Gard,
DIR. ID. s. B EN- SON

"7 oULD respectfully inform tho citizens
:" Of Abbeville village and vicinity. that
IA kas feInpved his sesideaos- to thu Dwelling
ahio;nine the Episcopal Parsonage. where he
srss.cta 70 be permanently located "a. the p'ae-
~ cfe tis Profession. His Office viil be At the
nTnas Stpre Of Nj. D. McLsuohIin. where he
1 IN asnSral.y BE- f06ad during the day..
= ASbes sills 6, H., Dec. 20. l8bS& 85 jim
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TO THE
NJ E r C H A NTS
OF THE
SOUTH And SOUTHWEST.

" f, THE undersigned, importers and Job.
w bers in'the City of Charleston. in view
Of the present excited stute Of the country
deem it proper to bring to the notice of the inte.
rior Merchants the claims we have to their pat
rohage aud CUSTOM The njority of us have
,beeu long established in business, and from our
experience are well acquainted with the wants
Of this section Of country. All Of us hold sen
'inlents in Common oh the ngitating question of
the dny-savcry: and all Of us desire us far as
practicable, ito become commercially Independent
OF the North. Wrhave no desire to underrate the
energy and enterprise Of the Merchants of N ortl.
orn cities. but we claim 10 bc able to supply
goods III our respective lines on Us favorable
terms, both rs to price and credit us the mer-
chants of any city in the Union. We have fu
clities for obtaining goods from Europe not
surpassed by any and our importalions from
abroad are very large, notw outstanding the re-
ports to the contrary. circulated by those who
have no knowledge of what they affirm, or
whose interest prompt them to mislcad
American goods we obtain from the manu-
fnciurers "n rs favorable terms as any Jobhing
Merchants Of the Northern cities. Why then
should we not be able to sell OH as favorable
terms as others2
We ar. able and determined to do CO. and all
we ask Of you is, to try this market, lay aside
the prcj"dicc-for it s only preudice-that
your customers prefer goods from New York to
those from Charleston. and build up and ell
courage your own Seaports und your own Mer-
Chants. IL we cannot do what we profess YOU
will he subjected TO very little Inconvenience,
for opportunities Of Ienving by railway or steam.
er are offered every twelve hours
Our Stocks will be complete by lst February
ncx', aud it remains to be seen how many OF
those who have heretofore purchased all their
goods in northern cities will give Charleston a
rial this Spring.
Charleston, $. C., December 18th, 1859.
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JUNIOR CLASS


Algebra continued. Geometry. Universal Hislo-
ry, Natural Philosophy, L"gic-Hedge's. As
tronomy, Composition, Decaia lion, Eocutior,
: Rhetoric.
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SENIOR CLASS

E.s,Hl, |SENIcK GLASS
LATIN -Frorace ton,inmed, I.ivy.
GR E K.-I1omer continued. Thucydides,
Plato, Arnold's Prose Composition.
The French, Italian and Spanish optional
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English Department.
FIRST CLASS,

FIRST CLASS.
Reading. Spelling, wiring, HISTORY Of the Uni
ted States. Als;rhra, Compnsit;0n,' Deelana-
tim, Eloralion, PantoininIe.
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Notice to Deb Ears.

i nc Persons inhabited TO mo by n"te or
- sreon6t, are requested to. settle Immedia'
|elY.t 8 i need. and must have The money:
" ~ y. H. z OWEN.
64s December %, 1859, u
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JIJNIOR CLASS

JUNIOR CLASS.
LATIN.-Virgil continued Cicero De Senectatc
Horace commenced /,
GREEK. Annbasis. Homer com.
meuced, Arnolds Prose Composition.
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COURTNEY & TENN ENT; HYDE
GREGG Il DAY; GRAEELEY g. PRIN
GLE WIIMANS & PRICE; ii. f. STRC
llECkER; J. l.. ADGER l. co.
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DIRECT IMPORTERS OF
PLANTATION GOODS.
HARDWARE.

ANDREW MCDOWELL; RAVENEL
uUGEIS & MILLIkEN
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Primary Department.
FIRST DIVISION.

Reading. Writing. Mental Arithmetic, EIemen
tary Geography. Stage Pantomime, Lecture.
=. Oh Eloculion.
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SECOND DIVISION.

SECOND DIVISION.
Reading. Spelling, Writing. Stage Panomime.
A,d AtI'hmetic' Geography. Grammar. Lectures on
ElocutioR. Latin Forms Composition, Decla-
nation, Book. Keeping.
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b 0 A B ,

sseyeral families near the School have opened
tReif houses for Boardsrs Boys can. get tho
very best Boarding in the village for six dollaes
per month.
In the Classical. boys may read Of any Of
the Greek OF Ist,n sufFters required for gradua.
ton in any Of our Colleges or universities. .;sss
lxSSE .sgx.
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S n O e S ,

r. B. STODDARD & CO.; FORCE 1
MiTCIIEI.L: HASEI.TINE 4 WALTON
ID +. FLEMING Il CO.; DuNHAAI, TAFT 1
co. Il. A. PRINGLE T. co.
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!; GENERAL, OBSERVATIONS.
81 The Acsden,c Year is divided iinto two sea
sons: the first begins on The first. Monday in
February, and tho second session on the l4,h Of
July.
Examination and Exhibition.
z AT the close Of tie first term. Dramas, Dia.
losurs and Determinations befDre the nubIio.
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@ LO r. H I N G.

WALDRON, EGLE>TON l. CO.; EDWIN
BATES & CO.; COHEN, WILLIS & CO..
MATriIl Essen, O'liARA Il co. +; PIERSON,
SMITH Il CO.
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D loeaia& lat MaSetsa,, IA ,tniles stasA Green.
willie. G. 81. RenyeSaacss fyam 4he village can
be procured st 66S time. Tsbs sAssdsniy d 10
feet by AZ, with sAsee dse Pthcsss large nAsif.
nation SHAGGY and sHipssa ssnnsils aae lssafk
Of the bnildiag Wotec ash.islalfd' pipss fos
casiot-of boys sad dyoanX 3sdtss- = e;
.Jan. q :seo = sssas7t ~ .. M !.
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SECOND CLASS.
LATIN.-Sallust. Virgil commenced. Arnold q
Pose Composition.
GREEh.-J Jacobs Greek Reader.
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VACATIONS,

There are two vacations in the year from tn.
hrs, Of July TO the l4th. and from the 18th De-
cen,Ser; to the first Of Febtnary. -.
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CHANGF IN THE CABINET.

NEW 1OkkI Deo. 10
The Herald Washington dispatches state that
Attorney Gen. Black has received the appoint
ment Of Secretary of State. II is reported that
Mr. Edward Stanton, formerly OF Penna-, put
now resident Of W ashingtOn, Will be appointed
Attorney General There Is an impression to-day
upon minds Of men holding high positions IN the
Government, that although one or Two states
NAV commit overt acts against the Union, that Il
they are not interfered with or menaced they Will
not find It cOmfOl table to remain long out and
will reflace their steps. The President declares
be viii defend the Notifications Of the country
against all attempts TO take them.
Gov Floyd expresses himself warmly in favor
he shall take in Opposing any st.s--Ft that may
be made to seize the property of the GoYernIneht.
A messenger was dispatched TO baltlnOIee e,, Inls
P NJ. TO ascertain if Reverdy johnson WlIl &C
cept the place Of Attorney General in the Caol-
net.
The Crisis Com. are not making. much head
way. Mr. COrwin, the Chairman, mas repOFIeu q q
series of resolutions which it is understood are
intended to meet the crisis. 1t is said that Jney
meet the approval of q majority Of the Repu6ll-
cans of the Copmittee. They are nearly as 1ol-
Iowa Ist Pledging the faith ofCongress against
anv attempt OF abolishfng slavery in the District
of Columbia. I'd. Against interfering with the
inter slave trade between the States 50 Inc
abolition Of slavery in the dockyards ana ersen-
ais in the slave States. 4th In iaFor OF any
amendments rendering the fugitive slave acts et-
fectiVe and satisfactory to the South. 5th
Against any discrimination by Congress against
slave states asking admission otl II0teCtle per
sons and property in the territories till they have
q population Of 80 900 inhabitants, when non-in-
tervention by Congress shall be the law
It is rumOred that II is not improbable some
plan will be proposed which will be satisfactory,
and that the Committee may be able TO report Dy
the middle of next week.
Among other resolutions which will be submit
ted TO the House at an early day, was one OF IN
struction to the Committee Of Judiciary, looking
to the amendment Of the Neutrality law, so as u
addition to preventing armed expeditions agalNs
countries with which we are at peace, 10 RESTRAIN
volunteer military forces from going from on'
State 10 another for the purpose Of aiding IN re
sistanee to the Federal laws.