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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-27
Public Plumber.

WASHINGTON, Dec 25.-It has been dis
covered, within lew days, that two million of
dollars are missing from the United States
treasury that is not accounted for upon the
books The clerks have been busy ever since
the discovery searching the books to ascer-
tain whether an actual robbery has been COM
mitted to the above named amount or not.
The matter is not yet known to the public, but
the officers of the government are in the Sc
cret. and very much exercised, fearing the re.
port NAV prove true right upon the excite
ment consequent upon the robbery in the in
terror department. CORRESPONDENCE 9fthe ". I.
Herald
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-27
XVORCESTER AGRICULTURAL

w WORCESTER COUNTY HORTI-
w CULTURAL SOCIETY-The Annual Meeting Of
the Worcester County horticultural Society will be held
at Horticultural Hail. in Worcester, on WEDNESDAY,
the day of January next at eleven O'Clock In the
forenoon for the choice Of officers and the transaction
meeting j. HENRY HILL, Sec'y.
narann,her IA 1861 dlwis dis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-27

Having large stock of Dry Goods hand, and being
determined to turn the whole into money before JAN s
have marked the entire stock at Panic Prices
gardIess or Cost.
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BY THE CANADA.

HALIFAX, Dec. Craftsmanship Canada,
from Liverpool 10Th, and Queenstown 10Th, ar
rived here at II A. NJ, yesterday, Tuesday
and sailed for Boston at l P. M. Her advices
are one day later
The Canada brings 100000 in specie
There is interesting news from China. OF.
fetal dispatches confirm the previous accounts
of the taking of Pekin; and there is additional
news that the Chinese government has made
peace with the French and English, grant
ing all their demands, that the emperor, reliev
ed of his fright, had returned to Pekin. A dis
patch from Pekin via St. Petersburg, says
that peace has been concluded with China, and
that the emperor had returned.
The attempted assassination of Col. Dunn of
the Sicilian army had given rise to the report
that Garibaldi had been assassinated.
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, Dec 10
The sales to-day were 5000 bales, including
5000 to spectators and exporters. The mar
ket closing firm. Bredstuffs-Wheat firm and
advancing. Corn dull
AMERICAN SEcURITIEs-Illinois Central
Railroad 26I dis; Erie Railroad 354 New
York Central Railroad rs a 80
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9lotttes.


M AICH SIOLEN-S2O REWARD
w The subscriber had stolen from his premises
the 18Th inst a double svel-cased HUNTING Watch
with silver Cable Chain, and gold LOcket and Key
attached, 1t is London Watch and is numbered 1929
with reindeer engraved on the outside case Whoever
will return the Watch give information gifts wherea
bouts, will be paid S!U reward by the owner.
CORNELIUS S. DENEHEY,
DDS d2w* No. Is Temple street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-27

GREArFALLs, N. H., Dec. 26.-Ralph Far
num- the last survivor OF the battle OF Bun
ker Hill, died this morning at the residence OF
his son, in Acton, Me, aged lO4 years,
months and 10 days.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-27
Texas Legislature Convened.

New ORLEANS, Dec 26.-The governor Of
Texas has convened the legislature. 1t will
meet Jan. q, to consult on the present crisis.
A convention will be held on the 18th.
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9rp 6OoDs.
NJ L 0 R IA Mt TICE.
GROSS, STRAUSS & co
We OFFER THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS.

~ doz Dmty Bands at II and l7c reduced to and l2c
10 o| D sands at 20 and 26c reduced to Is aud zoe.
Is doz Dimisy Bands 33c reduced to 25c
10 doz Dmity Bands at a Soc reduced to 30 and s7c
IS doz Cambria Bands high and priced goods suita-
bic 'or skirts and Trimmings, of own importation
which we offer at unheard of low prices
$1,000 worth of CAMBRIA EDGINGs and INSERT.
INGS, which we offer AT and below cost.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-23
Chancery Rules.

I'm CHANCERY, mAURY COUNTY, STATE
4 of William G. Allen Admir- and another
vs. Hugh Brown others-Order Publication 1t appear
ing compliments bill hed in the above that
following named defendants to said bill residents Of
OF Tennessee that the ordinary OF Law can
them Wit Hamilton Brown, Of the State Of
Carolina Elizabeth Stewart formerly Elizabeth Brown,
intermarried with Stewart. and her children, Hugh,
Elizabeth James Harriet, Jane Mary Ann, and Stewart slso
Margaret who inermarred with Pointer and lett
children surviving their unknown and all the daugh
ter Elizabeth Stewart married but to whom
known Of State Of Virginia, John Brown son
of James W. and Jane WagODerformery Jane Brown
and AEAe Wallis formerly Anne Brown, residence IN
known, william II Brown, Of William Brown, and
Thomas Robertson, who married Nancy Brown, daughter OF
James children surviving her. their places OF
residence unknown the unknown heirs and representa-
tiyes OF he Margaret and Anne Brown, deceased, hereby
notified Of the pendeacy this suit and required to make them
selves party defendants the and ordered that publ
cation be made for thirty days the VaHTy Press newspaper
published in the Columbia County Of Maury and State
Of Tennessee, the UEoN AMERICAN newspaper
published city Nashville County OF DAVIDSON and state
Of requiring the said nonresden defendants and
unknown heirs and appear before the Chancellor OF our
Court hancery, he held the Court House in the town OF
Columbia Maury county Of Tennessee, the third Men
ay IN September next the which shall be five days before
the sitting of Court and there op!ead answer or de
muir to SAID BILL the will be taken for confessed as TO
them and set for hearing eEparte.
$3.50 ~ A NJ. WINGFIELD, C. & NJ
Jy,o AKIN AMERICAN pease COPY and forward bi-COlUAR.
Mn Press july9I '60-W4t -pH's fee SlO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-23
A1Ieghany Springs!
,rou,romerv CoUn,v. virr,uia.

TWNHE Proprieors having purchased this Watering
place October last, have thoroughly repaired
tised il with entirely furniture Of the best class
Iii sn for the reception Of visitors 18th day
1g increased Ndatio0s made liberal arrange
~ the colnorto their guests they hstter themselves
few f anyl Wster Places will afford the
fractions this
shve Ienot Virginia and Tennessee Railroad) the
b ~ the Ranoke River and surrounded by Of the
-. and attractive scenery to be found amcng the
osi,s ~ virgins The Water has acquired such
he last years. that it is unnecessary to ANYTHING
~ a,Ss,ion Of IL. considered specific for the
~ sj,jrred conditions the Stomach Bowels and Liver
and for prostraon the nervous system We might append
~ oa-fi6cstes from Physicians and others acquainted
r ;ts merits and 70 these might be added dd SnnsitNHa
PASSENGERS will met at ShaTsVille hy -Four horse Omni
Issvi Bstm re- Washington, Richmond, and Petersburg IN
he mouiag arrive the Springs the same day those from M
Sb will and the same conveyance the arrival o. eaeh train
NOuln w NJ = NV ' BOOTH, COLH0UN g. co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-23
FRANKLIN COLLEGE.

WNHE Seventeenth Session Of Institution will open
Monday. the Sd of Septemb Der, 1860.
D. CAREE President Of East Tennessee University
called the position of President Of this Institutions
and will enter upon the active discharge Of his duties
ing OF the session. Otherwise the Faculty remains unchanged
While disposition the part Of those having control
Of the Institution boast the feel the fullest condencen
mendng the favor OF parents and guardians Its past
the sound scholarship and manly bearing
students will faithfully maintained Every species of dis
spaon will be guarded against and the most earnest efforts
made the pupils free from the blasting vices that Lring
speedy ruin upon youths in land The healhfu
Of locality is unsurpassed in country.
The charges very Moderate and fully within the reach Of
all Of sufficient energy to be educated
For further information address W. D. CARNES, Pres.
or W LIPSC0MB, Sec.
FrankI;p CoIie0s Tenn Jnlv IS60 I'm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-23
WeakIey County, state of Tennessee

L. H. Blake Admir- w. G. Boyle, deceased vs. c. O. Old
ham Samuel Wescoat jeremiah cherry and William Ross
Order Of Publication On affidavit to the bill in this cause 1t
appearing Clerk and Master Of sad Court that the said
defendant Oldham resident Of said State Of Ten
uessee resides the State OF Arkansas IL therefore or
dered by said Master that said Oldham ME ms
or demurrer said bill before the next jan
uay term Chahcery Court to be held al the
in Dresden county Of Weskey, State aforesaid on the
second Monday In January 1861 bill will be in all things
ken for against set for hearing exPae as to
him at term of 1t further ordered that THIS
order published for four weeks in the weekly UNION
AND AMURICAs newspaper published in the city Of Nashville
and Tennessee, This the oth Gay OF jury AoOo
"a true copy from the Order Book - - , - 49,.
NATHAN N EDWARDS, Clerk aid N .ster
,,,vol-w It-nr,s fe esq for said Court
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-23
W.akIoy County, state of rennessee.

I'm CuANCERY COURT AT DRES DEN.
Robert Mosey Jr VS. Peter B. Mosey, Mason Eszell and
SrIa + Jobn ELAN and Martha A. James Shannon
uanrv shannon and Mary, Sophia Mosey, John Nose
" Samuel Warren ind wife Martha Warren, Edward Nose
II and wife Arabes J-0rd Of Publication From the anna
r. ~ the complainant in this cause, Il appearing to the
Clerk and Master OF said CUn that since the
ne b in this cause the said John Mosey has
moved 10 the State Missouri where be resides and that
n is therefore ordered BY said Clerk Master said
Jobn Moey appear before the next January term Of
d chncerV Court held the Court House in DRESDEN
fred on the second Monday Of January 1861 and he his
answer plea to said BILL the will be taken
for against him and for hearing expare him
ad term Of 1t further ordered BY said Clerk and
Master this be published for four successive weeks in
the weekly Union and american, newspaper printed in
Nashville, State Aforesaid. This the Both Of July e6O
"a true copy from the Order Book
NATHAN N. EDWARDS, @ L NJ,
augA s6o- x4t-nr's fac a Of said Court
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-23
HISTORY OF 4 LAW SUIT,
IN COURT TENNESSEE,
ON THE BASIS OF THE CODE,
ABRAHAM CAR UTHERS +,
Senior Professor in the Lebanon Law School.
Price IS. Forssein Nashville by
JOHN YORK & CO.,
L. ..Aroa
Marshal's Sale of Real Estate.

virtue sund executions to me directed from the honors
Und States Circuit Court, for the Middle District OF
Nashville will public sale to the
highest the city OF Nashville at the Court
House. urday 9Th day Of September 1860 all the right
title which James Ncho and John Richo Jr,
now own acquire and the following tract
land lying Davidson county, about two ~ miles North
the city Of ashve the Hyde Ferry Turnpike road,
being the tract parcel Of land conAiDg 3 aes that was
laid slo ted by commissioners TO John Nicho Sri In
trust for James and John Ncho by decree Of the Chance
~ Nashville rendered the 10th day Of May 1851 and
which decree registered the Registers Office in Davidson
county, No &c. pages l29 and l3 For paricu
description which, reference here made to said decree,
registered aforesaid.
Levied upon the property of James and Iohn Nicbo
satisfy following executions No 746 Levy Co
Nchol. NO l747, Thomas Wood Co vs. jams
NchO No l74s Wood, Corey Wood James Michel; No
l749 William Ensly Co james Nichol; No 1903 In
sk-cp, Shackeord McKe James Ncho No leO4, vii
liam Ensy John Nichol No 1906 Inskeep Shack
eIford Mckee James John NchO jr No 1896, Alex
Stewart James Nichol No 2O46, SAMUEL Cochran
Co and Gohn Ncho r; No 2O4S, DOrumas Nixon
vs. James Michel: 2Oi9, & Jafrsy Son Jsmes
Nicuol 2053 Watson Hildebremn James HichO No
1854 oheesetrOugh, Stevens &c James Nichol No 5
Carleton 4 rockingham james NichOli No 249I Oden
hemer & Tennent James Nicnol.
within legal retrospective and without This
18th day Of July, 1860.
J. D. CLEMENTS. q. s. Marshal
inIv for he of Tennessee.
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nOn SALARY FOR ALL WHO SEM
ZNNl their address to A EULLAM, propr etor Of IN

ZNbND their address to FULLAN, proprietor of the
American Stencil Tool Works Sprn. field, The old pioneer
Office m open at Springfield Vt Eastern Office l3 Merchants
EXCHANGE Boston Principal 0ce 2l2 Broadway, New York
The only practical Stencil Tools made patented by
and for $40, including stock enough retail $3.50
With activity this amount may be realized by any
ees time any where. The tools will exchanged and
set given at any time within 10 used prone.
CERTIFICATE FROM REFERENCES.
We the undersigned being residents Of Springfield, VT,
hereby certify that acquainted with FuLLAh, who is
enVag in acture n Stencil Tools consider
him e cy responsible for the honorable fuhment Of all he
contracts and all Of money him Tools
CoIburn, President Of Exchange Bank Springfield, VT
Albert Brown, Cashier of Exchange Bank.
Geo Porter, Treasurer Of springfield Savings Bank
Henry Closson, JuSRe Of Probate Court.
Geo. Washburn, Postmaster.
samuel W. Porter, Clerk OF Real Estate Records.
Ia. i2rn
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Land for Sale.

AM Offering sale # the desirable small place
in Tennessee situated Sumner county Immediately the
Nashville Gaatn Turnpike read eighteen miles from the
former eight miles from the latter place. within half mile
of Saundersve which place depot the Nashville
and louisville Railroad in an hours of Nashville
The pIa contains thirty complete
repair, soil is excellent Thers thrifty young orchard
beautifully ged in Usage Orange. The dwelling
with five large brick kitchen and frame
out houses we'll excellent water, good cis!ern
and spring.
Also, within mile Of saundsrsve I52K Of land, Fifty
ores cleared balance finely timbered in
grass Being determined south will tell in
the above places. JAMES FRANKLIN.
inpel4-d&E3m
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june27-em
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A Roarding and Day school.

7 ~ orsraa SeUtem Der Ist in Nashville, by j.
Nv NICHOLS, formerly Principal OF the Florence re-
male Academy Aab ma during the last I'VE years ateh
er in the Nashville Female Academy. -, -,-.,
The building for this RESTITUTION IS A. me
Of spruce street and Known as 'OouzEnA hoose
The course Of instruction will comprise all the batcns usoe
y REQUIRED in English education The most competent ffo
'e TTs IN. -.T,icu rs address ]. W. NICHOLS,
lges o. F''''S-~'' Nashville.
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uy2Olm
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Satisfactory.

TO Goods from your home Merchants. Who spend great
deal Of time getting up stocks dirsc from the Manufacturer %
satisfy and pIsass the tastes Of our section country
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Stocks of Goods,

Equally good and generally b.s..r, iOa vhsh 5os en-
make your selections in Nashville
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TNEINe drou Of moving SOUTH Oer for sale my f.r@ Of
acres, lying on cunoeTlana 5ss.' ~ : h,,
100 49,, ss1stv acres Of which cleared, and he balance
well tmhersd OF The le0 acres up@no hete are AO01e o'
''fe mace to far or sell wood. Wood be sold At
.re mon thIs farm, new dwelling house. smoke house
~ e~ro cabins Any persons desiring 10 examine this farm
Win view to purchasing time the premises
Jniv "a Is65-d3m b. B0NDUkANT.
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FOr sale or Exchange.

WILL either sell exchange part for good city Edge
field property, Residences two miles North OF tn
CIV with 30 50 Of land attached improvement
new, extensive and complete.
RoR TERMS and further particulars apply to the prm
e or TO TURNER and JEo L. SEHaE, Cedar street
W. B. WALTON.
Union copy and charge this ofhce.-BdsA. Banner.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-23

Real Estate for sale.

WILL sell Monday, September 10, 1850, Mills and
Farm, contai ing rs acres The Mills new, two pair
French wheat pair and good Saw
MILL about 80 clearebudngs good and only two
miles from town with good pike TO 1t.
Eight Store Rooms, Dwellings, the sount Pleas
ant Hotel-this only Hotel in ten miles Of this plses
SO Lots suitable for Dwellings,, Stores sAOns &c
Mount Surrounded the richest lands In Tennes
see the terminus Of the Tennessee and Aabsma Rail
road.
Seven hundred forty Of Land from to ten miles
from this place. we'll tbered and four free springs
Aso miles South Of this place. the Turn
pike 40 cleared two Orchards. Buildings good three ne
springs sndencng good ThsPaee is occupied
BY Andrew Kenedsy. Terms liberal. Il. o. CkOsS.
Mount Pleasant Tenn. July f7-u.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-23
mississippi River Cotton Plantation
EOH sale.

yTyHE Cypress Bend Plantation in Choos county, AaEss
one OF the very Cotton Plantations the Mississippi
river for sale at the extremely low price OF soo
ali the improvements and machinery
for eighty hands, aud 1000 Of land CULTIVATION noa
bearing crop Of unsurpassed cotton and corn There are
acres altogether the and not bat Is araoe
tected as this place By and sds leves, cyeroNs
possible, examination II will be found lnS Se'
place the river :. -. u-.,,,...
q, NNo " n ' m ~ & A. Q. WBLLB0BN.
;,,,o7 .ili Novt5,sf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-23
Land for Sale.

WF applicaion be made in short time will sell sceom
I modatnF terms. Orly Acres OF Land three miles
from the Corp ration limits MIL Greek, opposite Maj GOES
This is one beautiful locations in Davidson eoan'
Aboat the timber the baance ID eus
tom There are premises comfortable cabins and nne
young orchard Apply MAJ Corr, the place or 70
self for particulars. CHAss n "1NsIVN'
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For sale.

WISH sell the plsce reside upon, situated upsn ne
GAatin Turnpike, three and quarter miles from the e
Containing sixteen acres in high State Of cultivation, improve
all new, consisting Of dwelling house, cut houses
corn cribs. &C. and we'll adapted for market garden tSos
wishing 70 purchase upon he premises
July 3e-dIm b-NA1NC---
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GreRf RargainsI!!

gNNHE undersigned most respectfully bsgs leave 70 inform his
friends and the citizens OF Nashville generally that having
returned 70 old stand. Uni0n street, As il
prepared furnish them with any articles they may ha
line wishing close his present stock prior 70 maeng his
fall purchases, hei offering his entire stock Of Watches,
Jswsr Silver and Plated Ware COST Those in want Of
bargains would do we'll 70 call snd examine
J. FLOWERS.
ia y20-lm A. Unioa street, Nashville, Tenn
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NOTICE.

INTENDING conhne ourselves hereafter exclusively to the
sale Of Liquors. at cost, large and well assorted
stock Of and Cigars embracing every grade Those VINO
want bargains, had better call soon. -
LELLYETT & SMITH,
anrfl3 Nos 10 and - Market street.
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XXTE have daily receiving. large and had
w stock Of GOODS, and take pleasure in eaillag
the attention Of dealers and merchants generally laEe
assortment which for style, quality and prices naO Be essd
in any market.
= A. j. DUNCAN q CO.
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Valuable Land for sale.

10y virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court Of Dickson eOun
ty Tennessee made at it's June Tern ooD N me case Oh
Montgomery Bell, Elisha Bell, tas VIII, on
Friday the 9Th day OF Sc PtemDe next,
At Besburg the mouth Of Harsth River Dickson county,
that valuable OF Land known The Mouth OF Harpen
Tract" containing about 6lJH
Ssia land lies imnsdiaay below the mouth Of HaTpeth
Cumberland river fronting said about $50 poles, and run
ming Harpsth distance Said tract embraces
large tract on the river bottom has neveng rng water
Of the vsy quality There portion OF The bottom
lard in cultivation r.
said land will be sold division among the parties The
purchaser will be required give notes with good security ana
a lien will be retained on the land. -
Persons wishing purchase referred to MONTGOMERY
Re- on the premises FsLEY, Bsq at Nashville or 10
me at Charlotte. This a5th daV Of July. i56O.
;rjySa- vtSs ROBERT McNEILLY, G. l. NJ.
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Fever and Ague.

from winch mankind suffer over large part Of the
GLOBE IS the consequence Of diseased action in the
system, induced by the poisonous miasm Of vegetable
decay. This exhalaton Is evolved BY the action Of solar
heat wet SOIL and rises with the vateTy yPor from
it. While the sun is below the horizon this vapor
fingers the earhs surface, and the virus is taken
with It through the bugs into the blood There acts
as an irritating poison on the internal vsceTa and
creting organs Of the body. The liver becomes torpid
and fails not only this rus but also the BILE
from the blood Both the and the bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent constitutional
disorder. The Spleen the kidneys, and the stomach
sympathize with the liver and become dscrdered also.
Finally The instinct Of our organism Il In attempt
to expe the noxiOns Infusion, concentrates the whole
blood CT the body IN the internal excretoes force
them to cast It cut The blood leaves the surface and
rushes TO the central organs with eongestye violence.
This is the CHILL. But IN this effort it fails TAen the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the central
organs and rushes to the surface if in another effort
to expel the Irritating poison through that ether great
excretoryhe skin In this also it falls and the sys-
tenn abandons the attempt exhausted, waiting for the
recovery of strength repeat the hopeless effort another
Gay. These are the fits Laroxysms Of FEVER AND
AsuE. Such constitutional disorder viii Of course
dermine the health if it is not removed.
We have labored 70 find, and have found anidote,
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lust ED

81 OhAoAA
OUR Spring and Summer Fashions, together with choice
assortment Of French Cloths Cassmeres Festings, &C,
Of latest portrons which will be made up In our usual Supe
nor svle and TO which we respectfully invite attention.
" @ HARVEY & CO.
mario
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Minerva College. for Young Ladies

IItJt 1EItI6o LfIot q -FtoIbLtof IcItItJ
yVNHE Tenth Annual Session Institution begins Sep
TENDER Sd, The location ineny attractive, the
buildings large and we'll arranged the grounds handsomely
adorne the teachers every department stifu ahd
pssnce1 Maron takes charge orphans in the vacation
special made for the benefit Of
ladies who desire to become teachers.
Sl2O for session Of 40 weeks Tuition,
from SO 80 IS per mouth For circulars further inor
nation address s. Z. JONES,
iuly3-w5t or ". 8. HAWKINS.
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-..---------111e tots for Sale.

oh, On the most liberal terms, rnn0es OF de-
~ .sSis Sas lot. in s P - e s
from - EACH soil and neighborhood
snlns "a psbs Of tiSs.se We viii also al sE 50
g ~ very rapidly tie value 81 tha Brosnssillo
wi s1 ~ % ish ooa property IN good neghborhood don
hii % s1sni"e JL& r W BROWN,
,,-o-s,, ~ Cherry llrsst.