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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-16

Da;lv Men. In MOUNTAINEERING ~, mikes the
o,lSxiuo import.nt sfstemef;ts.
slRrpmors Of n sb.noe Of M;niStTy ssssssaS.t.
but can be traoeato no reliable and csrtsia
,ou roc However. III. cont,;tiaSS-rof,.fTs;l.
both at,home aud abroSdf NAV afsnasrfE.ip-
of sone ,ffeShSaud yio6sot,s 4nateriSl5
itifao the aueetls coanoiis IAN seSflv Necessity
tJNsssof .thes earliest results or such SnEXtant
aIoaf3 en- kau3s po}iSS adopted .hSes4a;Iv
byStbe p,resent Mihisf4a Wiif6e the recoon;-
ton Of The Independence tofstBs Confederate
States Of America. TIfs mis-, seem startling
news, but, it Is ,nayertheiess true TSsKoti ewill
plesse note that the few predictions IfsSe
yentur69 from time to time: in NV ]etfere On
5biss sssubiesS hagasffi favery instance been full
Filed aud xH1f hsss i'm isled: YOU SinsnoSsngls
fact f'bst ferocisns assaults of tie NORTHERN
ptsss upon We opintsdsI ISnd polioy Of England
have at length sweft z@Sy every Psrticle of
sympathy asat may have been felt for what.
saN termed By then. "a war fpsths Union,;p
and the aetions Eesshsss Of thsfr disregard
tor CONN alch ssssend bspSsty iRtheir accusa-
Mons agaansxlneN Psop,e~ef These ialandsshas
led to the conclusion that their vituperations
of the Southern States were andsare just rs
reckless and'untre;
"on the other handsthe brutal aud forocious
appeals OF the Abolition press 70 the worst pas
sons OF human nature and the declared lnten-
ton OF devastating and crashihg the Southern
'states-the land oftheir relatives and our
own-has produced not only the deepest dis
gusthere, but the-ho'test indignation. If there
be one characteristic Of which the true B riton
boasts more thaphanother' Pc it's his love OF fair
play: and now he sees'in the southsthe injured
and weaker party. The same pens that only
a lew yeeHges :saPmoned' the humanity of
Europe: :Hnds&. world to reseue;the opPrs
victims of tyranny and 7us"rPstion in other
lands are Dusty .s'vosk to .denoanee the'm'd-
ness OF GosetDs{ent That tramplessevery con-
stitutional gaaSafity, Of Your republic under
loot sr' feverse >Rsfall the
federala O. 'sTe immsdfie immsedfiate fitting
of the es Ysfa. slhcsrs desire for
the pgreseryat NnssicaR- republic on
Tue ossis 81 eMsatstih PESsa'ls, and
were This "a FsHsEe 10 but one voice
among youtstr"- -.,anttei iinsmensss<
"The Establishments, Of 6ge military despo-
tism is deprecated snd<v zen be resisted.
.e"The manufacturing sliSttSts are restive and
slse prospects oa a,tsidss for ihs eoning, winter
are highly n sst 1nyedH Eandia COL
;enies sust "%bt.s,ss,ha. there can
Isbes he.hf .elsnpply Of cotton
|sftddaasas ..ai!s all osh.r sod1ee, are
Eadtdttsd TO be utterly indequa'e without tho
siasef1 sss Jour s"uthern product .~-:,,,
S''You will perceive by the, journalasthat the
Bfi.ish forces the Can"das are 4o be still
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TIE okAp oF THE aHxaIEsTon .ooxyos

Aa.s q 81 81. 'sssae's;sis ~ ss.ls
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-16

SOou~TeasOn 10 OeuSVo tuat SPECIFY
advance iscoatemPlatsd in other qnsrter..-
But for the absence Of s,e Iieans of transpor,a.,
s.ion and the ~snt1o srmy supplies it is said.
that Bea9regard would dshaxespfe his mareh
.tos " ashingtop Immediately after thsibdt.le Of
Manassas; audit Is generally believed that his,
sad vaneeis OILY delay ed u6tir his preparations
are complete. =.
|. The probable. success Of onr onward spi6yee'
meut may befjadged from the following state--
,nents Of the Richmond correspondent of the.
Charleston, Atseary:.. ~
If we can depend uponskks' statement. Of
person who. come oyer; almost daily from.
"Maryland and " WashiDgton, and there appears;
TO be good tfessons for believing them. the Abo.
litionistsare 1gt increasing their, forces tKe
Capital so much as they boasted they would do,
or tosths ssextenttwe sup fossds, they, 'Wnu!ds !
Regments'do NOT coma :npswit6 thai profsp.-3 sin
ness: and .eeesrness> they. did, ;txessor three
months. .age,zr 6sfofe: :tHe, Is oft Bethei.
Bnll:Rbn, md Manassas. ThoughsabersaiiaSe
,beenFt6e ,Ieost Extraordinary exsfti6bs made
ssnee the 2lst Of July 70 eoheenttAte q, larger
hrmy. TO defend tBs Capital, 81 ere
Snetroops: there than at The tims.o the;
sgrest battle: The new rsgimsnt;si .apscnps stog
than sbose,ttist have Ist of, tlleS
expiFation Of their. tetmS ery issS Sapd the
killed .swopads led, aud aisaihg in. tat enesge-
:uent The dodge Of dsianaipg tbs Capital is
NEARLY played out and, indead, The ssoidiers
$and peoplssrs; beSani stsdI Iai,h the
inca fangs sieisin Of th aoxstameut:
udPoiities leaders And +i.sxs s5sslhf;;
terrible reysrses that fySsv I, oe.;,s .rsisss.t
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s6}R .aipSlal hisl.n

ii asssf ssys asss r. yilsISis Il saes..sondss. s
xriit<S MON, wi
.enas tbsshSsdsffIters aGen. Bonham's
sds' Vac rHat too isss. for publi:
'estiOn. WI NIL ~ 6lP*i6g sstsset: i;
We dc tknos kSts our sRosenent
Niilts from selga. of,thsstimss "a,
.xotd dEst 10 II st6 q, Six dsvs tho
I sSIrepi.,or .;o,ff
"a, Fotod,as. Susssyys III.
Gs1i 8 S q ssdli;s ;s1Ya % as,s 81
lsss sfscm III e ssa: :iis io,io,siS Ss
xSsks 4 TO = ,nore di...t,os. @ ~ ~ ~
l66sss .ofyur. RsgimenIe did
81 sqedsy lsls Ake !sia 1istss the .whole
y sA ipiIy.ssslfsds From lsosts
E Gasses R3aiHf1 sng down wIsh 5.ssir
/
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FOR THE WAR.

-Wssunderstand Capte1Ay tias Received march.
ing orders ma his Compshy.wiNlea7e on Sat-
urdayhsst for the camp near Columbia. The
Cavalry, puder-commands Of Capt MT. OWN,
wilrleaYsfor the same place onFuesdnys Z;
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,'Ia %;oSfckRs.l
WILLIAM JAY, Captain.
. NJ. c. TAGGARTj. .1s.,, Lieutenant
EDWAD COWAN, I'd Lieutenant.
J NJ. TREwITT, Sd Lieutenant.
J. T. JORDAN, lstSergemt.
.,JxssE.Jxr, I'd Sergeant. = "a
C. W. CowAN,S Sd Sergeant
+. T. SKINNER, 4,h Sergeant.
J. n. JAY. lst Corporal. :, a.
"A. P.'Youso. >ad, Corporal.
T. JsGRrrFIr.;8d Corporal
Ror1R7 McNEiL, 4th Corporsk
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JoHH BULL sHAKTNa HIS MAHR,

ourtelegraPhlci idiaPntches Shlh morning NTH
tasts t6st sn; unfrisndiy feeling axissing be-
tween Lineolnss GovsrnmentsandGf Great Britain:
Ttses esarasdtspstch relatiye toths breaking. .up
Of an nineaectualb BLOCKADE j. .importkS snesso
much to us as tho sBrithh Goyerhme eut;and .its
,suhjeets: Ut, as is elsewhere stated.shs. -
patches Of Lord Lyon5 have bean in tue slight
-est .wsXs intsrferred With. or an stesmnk kpade
to intercept thep: aseeptrsbsnd; F7Smpt
demand Of fthsBritsh Ministsr BIZ spSsSports
btegessthe rump cabtIst % Iss ssa.es, ado. .trts
@ aAas; Thing We ars. fosfs that A. Lyons yisls
dSd his demand a7ssss;s :: q. -,
Coheernipgstbis runeI 81 sshess blockade. the
Richmond E,aquissr ofFFt'fsasyssys:
r There wa. very importa6t rumatdn our
city op pyestSrday, based upon antliority which,
eptitaea It td high fespseb Il not 5shsolutes cre-
sdence. ItiGaaifmed uHkAamiisi Dandas.s id;
command Of us.BrtisH g 81 sShsrisstShs has has
Nritssu 70. Lord Lyops t6s Birth N;nistsyi In
Washington, that the bfocksdspE tHs, LfnSolb
Government is esetsaia apds shss ssbaald s6sre-
fore s,eak.i .itL 7 . 81 -. 80 -
. Ss This infornbatlon Lord dsLyofs communicated.
to secret4ra.ssvas MssssaafSsspils fsbaf
tho Biocksds g ssfseeuss. snd stafsabs Biie:
peril. I. ,ss 3. s5 = '.
) sGordsLy4s, Esspsnsed 3 Stst &C hi. da,x .paed.
viii Che eemmaniezt t;6nsEs tatnsde.; d.
I s6s. Pat ssSbssg spysa Sss sailAkpe I or
abs Z. .aIss l.s ! sassa 8 ss's ianoz: IL
asais.s ia l.;f fss,sisasd ,; q. ;;ss,m q. !.
.dsfcs fsg ;hipsfssid kbsss blssk kssfng
.souad N. "a Chkri eat,S IL s.
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wAn rNE&ssYhs mSsksppos.ant nexs re-
$jyM yaterdaiarsla,sd to Tie. e9espsti5n Of
Pork NJ tg de: Neral troops. TRis il
FES@bly I'D theStie, onf : eorfsspondsuss
II Ybat Stssmsrs sssse anoss GSops frorS
yshakplass 90 ssapdSs 8ssp3saes Aare-
nsut. Of .n ern.y 80 g ygi sys
i' have :sns ;iafpsnsta skiS ssn
asa. W.T. 5Issaa. ls II 8 4 n Is;SS - ssb,sar SIs
sprigs r sa snfsrssply aasss d stiss
plea SAM Ipcahtys cdPs ot Jssaisess; ;s,.ssof
tHe Rio&nsnd rlus,. arrisss ! i5srs s.stssss6
stea.ieportt4 3 treess ihlebsa health. q
thing ofintsrsst ~ trsnsnissa IL. hs'
asia aboEheod of.A alizfi.-- Rsaspoad .ps.
NY a1TF ss'ss sssssIjS ss1Iji h.,.nsas { !.
a ssis.. 7 81 FIRE =
g seesesars ss fsassas1E- 3sSi SssilssS f6s
: ! = I. 8
SAssmas al sSlSsss s Fl ~
SYssa Saiaafl5 ~ M
xof EsS 6: - 8 s & & 4 % g 3 ssSssr,y.
lsssg IN - - = 8 & ~.
NY Sie5 e g va % mi = sS,l..jsss /,
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THE FRINGE EAPoLEoN AND FRENoa'
MEDIATI0N. =

ihepnbl.s prints attribute 10 tIisSisi tofafe'
rrnes Napoleon q ausgis diplomat
ana assign sae thssprgba9lss motive, t6ssd esire
of1he'ffenefE asft osfor to mediate between the
Coniederate anu shs United States = such
oe ,he. Object, it is generally conceded to basa
,la'tiess:.m!ssions is!: The qnsFta :6seween ahs
Nof.n ana sopshsls oas thus immedicables
'tls wh.sh a. must 'ssfRrk itssaxh;,enss Fhe,
struggle Of too recent --ssthe, antago-.
nism;Sf, sections isteO biasrsad iatsn,e to ad
mt Of presentSm atton:aasspafa alton, entire
eennq'asties ssnhe 2 .ths,, 81 only basis 'of cpapr6
msc: aDd;ferehlssthsN q is,net ystsprehaF
cd ihe eqslssg end
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CAPN IAY,s cnxpxnY.

- Ths!following is the'lisr of Gspk' JAr's,com
.Pany, which has just besn raised in this Dis
ssf'ct to'serve ''during the war;" They have
oeea fsndsfed under sle Proslan,arion- ofGov,
lleeroor PIckrss. .t'iossh Gen. MsSowAs. and will
probably soonsti,6te a part Of 'rhe Regiment,
whish,, vi, hopsshe will be callsds,o somSssnd,
,Twgor three other' Infantry Companies will
soon Be ready, in Ebbeviile. -
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Es,rHsfEsErxTgsTFp

8, Of rsi;oh,s .;Sforu ati,r q
,Ss m - IS a. ;soinia, adhculst;on (, -.
sSa II, Sn ysFss. Tn,,o c,r isns ,os nh
;tass I'M, orir,t ;,n. srsssn, = - vSsn.....;.. =
i fSmo,sd sbasrt reseSt a..s Gss MIC ruN
'dSfswss bombsrdinvs Foli re,, Mon.oss ..nd az
.peeted ssoosstSssSsie SOON the ra,npari.: TIM, Gen.
johnson SaS; csosssd into MARYLAND: and Itb,t,
.Bsa6reoaM r;, at fb. be.d Of ,a 'large force ga.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Heights, wifs,ber
these rumors:haye anv foundation in trnth o.,
not this mdclSi, certain-tlIat our .,nv has
adv yono;se.d o;se ssaSH !. ,odv,,.;no n.,;na 80.
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she jasper or still morsreSSsfiy that of
sthe intrepid seIleck st.shet gates ofsMexico,
trsther than to permit your. coloss to fall or
trail in the dust: PermiEhse tossy khatsiu.no
hands could I -piaes them, iu wSich xssa. .bs,-.
tse eonfds: Nay. they sSskswass triumph s
'ly in bsttsg and dmsy Rsdiiy suoessd in
.ous hoiysaad pstsiosie and : sfftsr. our
ssucsessS Snet bsfsrs. q xstarn.ia. .safss-:
~ p ssffpiiies and whss TIN beautjs
fal Banner y9gne atoft fhsstRlshs epa5lsm 81
e5dE glori5 us; Besosy..k 50
Fhe Golos8s ssrss aareesisi the Aas IN =
sir; ! tbApk son. idient You nsve,
Oh plssssd:te lsztds k nsespain rstusn i
Aili esE 90 long as ons man; rsmsia. sf =
.lt silc Rifles" this flag shall nsSsrz ut o;
ND dd1 in fhe face Of our e1smiss.
TIE lag is. Of deep blne, III, lBhaaGfa]ly
Hripgsd Rr6upd. On .cns side .is theaPaln,Stto
YssA and dahs CrssesaE " i'll sid name tSS o.,
teppspy updsr tie tree 6 her u
: aqztfrss9sHS SSn Ssrock ina M g scsa fsips!
with tils motto above, noiltl ~ sdp0sA ~
ths tail fsshs sssksi ~ sisusAsznt }Slf:;
elsyAd f7ttts4lsf ,thss confsaefats 1Stssss -
tss; 6pt tepk sls sysre 1.ia & y;
Aaa. Missesst 8 90 5-
:s,.:;:. 81:
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& A writer who processes to know the pei nts
s q good s var horse" thus speaks Of these
FINALS:
Dali. sluggish horses eau never be trained
the point requisite for az efacieas cagalry
srse. Almost as much depends In sue
ssfel charge Of cavalry on the horse as on
snsa. Indeed u may be doubted whether
81 recruits mounted on well drilled hosses
,sld not be more sefyicable than veteran
rOss ncantrd on ciumsy q low spirited bai-
Ia At the battle Of The Pyramid Tia
ssue Of Nuxaa Bsy's cavalry chaHsed re-
vsp4ly In squadtoBs aflsF their rides Nsse
j sd So Gid the Freaeh horses e Water.
= 90 the English, under the saAse etfcann-
zsees.
And after the Marquis Romano was eo1a-
sled to leave bis horses on the shores Of
snmark, AFTER the embarkation eF The treeps
J. Spain, we ell remember how they termed
emselves into two hottie armies, 90 the
! fps Of their late masters faded in the dis.
enee, and charged upon each other with such
kry thai the earth shook for miles around
I'D hetsffissd Inhabitants Of The country
ed panie-stricken to their houses. So ter.
lille was the slaughter Of these 6ae AndGlu.
ian horses, that out Of body Of 10000 bui
few hundred remained alive.
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MaEing Others happy.

Have yon made sue heart happy to-day ~
ECw calmly ron seek yonr pllloWI hoe sweet.
d sleepl In &ll this world tAsrs 70 nothing 90
sweet as giving comfort TO sbe distressed, ~
retting sun ray into the gloomy hearts
Children Of sorrow meet us wherever we turn |;
here is not moment that tears are notshed
And signs uttered, yet how maay ofthese signs
ere caused by our own thoaghtleasness; ,hpw
nasy danghter wriags the very ssal OF =
fosd mother BY acts Of nnkiRdness aad In
sTstitade. How many husbands, BY o1a little
Soed, make whole day Of sad hours and un-
had thoughts. How many wives, BY recrin1-
astion, esfrange aad enbietes losing hearts.
Gov many brothers and sisters meet bat 10
rex each other, making wonads that no hu.
saa power can heal, All, IL each one worked
;POn this maxim day By days Strive 10
nake some hear; happy r'--iealonsy, revenge,
nadHess, hate, with their Kindred evil asso-
GATES, would forever leave the earth.
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pETTTfoN Fon DIVORCE.

octotf Rulss, 1891 -ksiEAbesk fyey ~ William fsey
IL apsarng 10 ne Clerk Om the silagnf0as IN The 20
titoa aloa pbsh B swora "a thNathe deeRdant 4 Bot
resldent ~ ahs STATE q Tessessse q q deFef ~ fls
esFk. kis Ras thai puhestoa BE- mAee fr fOnr
cssfve weeks IN the KnGx Vile Whg pahltshsf II knns
term Of the Ccnit Court OR Gsrk ecstY, at the conrf
House In NswPoit oa ts art MadzF ssss he fsuFth
Monday OK NsErsabeT NEXT then eaa tbefs - pieal
FwrF o. danf g rs petltiip Sled IN fhs case ths
win q taken eeafsed and - down flr heartBg
sr1ars & Z II IA. RAEk. Cie9k. .
! W MSs1EEr Sol oetla &tprsfee$5
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Anms,y d yO,NntSefs.

IN uniForw viii Grey Georgia uasslnefs
/. srst Oonpsng sflafsattt Teluneeess gefpi.
/. Escr reanty, 10 jein the RegImeht Rse.
Ia 70 be raised By Gen. GrttEsFtE and Me-.
4, viii also uniform. Ia like maeness Us
4 Company fism KHox, ielsipg The kAgi-
IL, proposed to be raised hy Ma. AohaAs'
Ia win do without cost 70 The Noeantee.
the Government, IL the Companies De raised
s.hia The next thirty days.
Jos. A. NAsKy.
rrnsiIla. OFT L, tssl -. -. :.
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CHANoRnY sALR

DRoVvNI,0ST q ROSS va. Lyen y Ram-
Sa q the oessbsf terra ASA, of he CnneeFy Court NJ
kn1svIie. VIII cell e TIE dot u TIE cssrt Hauss IN
apogtioA a shs cIfSiacfiEkl PK0RsaTT Ia Raax.
Villa sntelant O. saaa sAs aum a eaokt 81 Tbs apasa
q taAmsns aaA atessst tne 20 fFaghsaa DeadsFhk
with whh the Assets In the hands u the said Trustses
are ehargAhle.
The prupeTsy has been twice advertised ID he WbgAad
Register, and there described particularly.
shah OasF sx Lusa Frame Heuae 20 saah keFth II
ha Gas woska Ne In tie sormtf naseFtismehta) the
strp q Lad On Second Greek snag TIE street rad
lsdIas Charch&elIs Ferry fpasf a. No III tia Old
eA1 I'M asd site at the mouth OF FIRST Creek ahr'
ould the feOpg be lnsufcieHt to raise the Required
SUM - 49, .,si-et =
Terrns d saie--CAkA
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PERSoNs anlc,aa rl,h .. rer,r ana 49,

PERSONS Afflicted viii ths Fever ana ANA
HI'as % spare either ttms, ttanle O. eanepepfo pro
este al hosstter cesFAts1 BiltefH Nlnss heueaerHt
sctA nA ne s,ste1a kas kase sieaIy pssta s. Sleee
- 4s drsa&lHi eerse ehdas cheeks are sad msAgre
Nhose nights aFs seepless asd restless, and whose
- Is ans aha sanken With deEth staring them II the
n a., 'a'a s'A p'nnd must prove blessing, snasehiBg
go a. were, fnsB the mogth of the grave None
- tnpN ne true value until ttsy have tested H. When
uhsss AAfs fslei these Bittars have restored the
.efa 70 pristine health. Their popularity in all the
,siA ahd southsrH parts should Introduce then % an
.1 soi1 oy druggists and dealers eveTyWhsro.
~ A''eFtisen'e9s ID shythsr column a7siTim
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Mss +. STERoHI,
Ornamental Department and Modern L agusgrs
Mas. v. A. WICKS,


Mas. v. A, WICKS,
Department Il Instrsuaentai aud yo 4 Music.
In again pressating the claims q The inst 70 the
msd rs.ss ssa :. our sas and Sse
cured - HE assistants On the several Department ae0ps
q Teachers unsurpassed any where r threOag and
have all been tested and approved by ample sx Hence
Miss Kate Whi.s will have tharEs q the Phi AIRY De-
partment,-aad win Eaake School Of very uperior
Interest and advantages ~ sna girls In . titian
the elementary tAnehes Usually taught In Eae DEPART
msnt Miss White win glve regular instruction 10 plain
sewing To those pupI. whose parent. may desi H. No
additional charge VII Be made foF BHck taatfuctf MICS
serchi VIII also dive 20 the parise 81 this de Stment
without charge, short cFsl lessons IN Preach twic week,
thus teaching them The nancs and prunune ton Of
familiar ehjects &C. We thns a1thorIzsd u ercsnise
our young friends Of the primary department ysFy
pleasant and pToAtabis time q Il.
The Academic Department viii o ntiuue 20 - under
the care 81 Ms Richardson whose efforts has given
high and Justly deserved degree Of satisfAci since
her connection With the Institute The Aoadsm studies
Arithmetic, advanced geography, History, sbster's
Dictionary. 4e
The Principal having under bis general superb sienes
ali The departments q the Institutes viii give special
attentica the coilests olss.rs These arr four IN
number embracing the study Of Languages Matk atcs
ths Natural Sciences and Intellectual and Neral hllos
Miss T. sterch win continue m charge Of IN. depart.
meat II Nclern Languages and tis ornamental inches
comprising French, German Driving and Paintii q she
various styles and the different varieties of en- oevy
aud other ornamental Uofk.
The Department Of Music, instrumental and " ii. viii
be under che care q Hrs v. A. WIcks fdEn rly 81
Athens Tenn. Mrs. Wicks IL experienced I'd sne-
cesSt.l teacher. Her ef instruction W acnds
lessons on the Piano and Guitar and IN Vocal Au
O1SCIPLENE.
The system af discipline required thFuughoat
era departments % the IBsstuts viii be nniforn mild
and gentle but Of the most thorough and saluta kind
The pupils sill At all times be under the kind and sasch
fpl supervision Of the teachers, % vi will
always be at the Institute u the opening 70 III losing
hours 81 echoed. The several recitation 20 al
times during school hours be epen to visitation
patrons who hereby earnestly solicited 70 &c the
class rectations frequently; n think this give
them much ulster tdeA u the proficiency =, their
daughters than be given by the more formal xAml
nation at the close os the Session
TUITION IN ADVANCE.
The charge for tuition will continue heFetofs:
Primary Department, per Session u mOnfhs, 40 %
Afad
Col!eg1Ste, % 90
Music, Piano % %
Guitar, q
Vocal
SNntihEeht Cnai kesssssss j %
Tickets Of admission yin bO required, and may ' OBJ
tslRed nj A. q. jackson Cos st0re0r the Pre-. pal.
taly2Su X. l. kIRkPAfE TX.
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he has gem hsse been assnsasatnses u
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the sdvansass q sahaseias pSssiaz siih SsaieinA.
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enjoy hes sssh sased Kats y Ne slsr q Bran
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several ass d siskaeiA saa sss1apsl sns ahEsails
q ass vealA press urea ma AZ shssp Nnss hsss ek
vsys aaat sb fIlis sure keAeay, sslse Ne set snlf
safh eal strsngsh consider shs not oay lgsasaess
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as euea nrsnrssks psl hsss ain hssa freely used b
my aslshsqu ID svsry ksaA d sIekAesa end hass been
never knsaz % s.a ,shsa. psbe psly Aaalsases4 !
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KnO1viile. TssRs aad BY ell rsspeesalss deslsls .
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Re censuas ptives.--ins sassrsi.st haarar be.

Ts censampttves.-Ths Adusrissf having btss
rsstogd 10 health In few weeks By very simple
dy seg having suffered several yeass with ssysrs ISAs
dsesse casssmptoB-S snEioas % sake kBsvn 70 he
fsllo sufferers he Means u ears.s a. ~ A -
To al who Ssifs n BE III end s4s - he rFt<s
e0 usd ee q rhArgsl With tie dlrsrtlons 81 prepae
los and ssiRg the which they VIII nnd DunE CUAs
is c1SsrHrTseS, ASTHMA, BaoOCEEEA A.. The oe.T e
Jet q the adseFtiseF IN sending the Pres11ptioa
eeaeh: ne siesea and sTrsaA FnsFniatDn Nhich ks
ebosiTss - be tav4lpals sad he hdyes ever aTtr VII
ty his Fsss4y. = sih east tS~s n1ftng en4 prove
blessaF
s.rtSs wishing the prsacTipflaa WI pleesa eddfass
RET EDWARD A. WILSON,
"aa$lS WliiasssbarEh, KlArs ssnEty. Nsv E0rk.
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ofssoLUTToN. 20
gTSHE, cOMUERM or. aFeUORwxH a Ca.

10 this day dissolved By mutual consent We refafa
thanks patrons and 1eas &c their patreusse
We s<s very dexiFoas coss buEiasss ssa ssh ar
tsFs 20 foraAra e as early day pFaesSals
and c1se their aecaasnta. 2 81 slcC0RKLE,
4t3ss5s az&H2 s. u. Mcc0hKLF,
Sept &C. ls61-M CHAs. J. JoSEs.
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1ARnTHn

MAxwEEir-RIrPIs.-oa the Oh INST. BY tie Rsv
=. h Oottrssi. Mr. u G. MAxvsAa ana tiis DHszA u
PIFPlN, all a. Ksax cUanty.
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WILLIAM BooND q CO..
rpn6rpg % pEEa NJ
NMANcKRY couRT AZ KNoxvILLE.

HHANCERY COURT AT KNOXVILLE.
~ Maxwell snd RirhArisOa ". NE Knoxvle Manu.
featuring Company and 0thsrA The reseondeaL fhoeiss
W GiiiS p GiilA J. @. Clley. Abram Brigham, I. vs..
Little. d. A. buninn. y A. Brown. D. T. Clarke Daniel
Clarke, L Fisk and Jno T. GilliA being hoare-lenfs
q Teunesses. stated IN the b 70 b ordered that
paetcston ee made t< sour successive weeks 10 Brown
ioSs Ehig, published IN EnOxviis notlfyibg said De
sHants 70 appear before the Chaheery Curt at Knox
Vile the aFst Monday q APRIL is6a thea aud there to
make their defence 20 the bill OF the sase win be taken
for coufessed 70 them and set Or hearing ezpays
copy q the order D. A. DEADgRIcK, c. 4 ".
oct5 pFSfeesA
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e. Who win safer from Roul Hures selsa % Dis
eassS Of ths Gkin Nhsa such certain tenetss - Nc
Iatn1 esrearthesing Cordial Esd Elona t4fi1er. end
MrIoaEs vrieah on LlAlment can - e6lansd 1he
r q Wlll PARTY the blood thorergif and the Eiat
Asea I'll esfs any sufe So she aasft tl.spnut.
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