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% b =. THiGPEN, Pfincpal andC. A. HUDDLE~
STON, Assistant
RATES OF TUITION.
For twenty-one weeks, Orthography, Reading.
Writing. Primary Geography, and Mental Arithmetie.
all. SO 90
one OF Al, Il 50
one or al, Is 90
Latin and Greek Languages, TngOnometry and
Surveying, with the above branches, OF all % 90
This school is situated in North East Jasper. bo-
tween Paulding and Enterprize. in healthy and in
ielhgent community Board can be obtained in
good families a. ten dollars per month, including
washing and lights The Principal has had an expe-
rience Of ten years in teaching, and has been emf
nenuy successful 10 teaching the higher branches OF
Mathematics and Latin Both the Principal and
Assistant are s0utheners BY birth. education. inter
eat and feeling His discipline will be strict but
mild and impartial, and every attention will be given
70 the moral and mental cultivation Of students.
Pupils can enter at any time during the session,
and viii be charged from the time Of entering "a
the eiose of the term, unless prevented from aften
dance BY protracted sickness which time will be de-
ducted from tuition. Students from distance will
BE- required 10 pay their tuition IN advance, give
satisfactory reference of parent; guardian, some
otherresponsibe personl
b. p. THIGPEN. Principal.
G. A. HUDDLESTON, Assistant
SIN
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CALHOUN INSTITUTE,
MACON, MISSISSIPPI.

MACON, MISSISSIPPI.
A LIMITED select school for YOUNG LADIES
"a The teaching done mainly by gentlemen.
Modern Languages taught mainly BY European
Professors. Instruction thorough. philosophical
because Of the limited number Of pupils
Music taught on all instruments ever used BY Ia
dies
Ladies who understand piano musio quite well
warranted 70 understand the harp and perform vel
on both In songs and instrumental pieces In ons
terms the guitar IN half term.
For admission or catalogue, apply 70
W. r. P0fNpExTrR,
Oct. 3 1880. silly
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REV, r. ID. LEA, Classical Teacher.
MissM A. MOORE, English Department
MRS. 5. p. LEA. al Ornamental branches
MRS. NJ. = DAWKlNs, Instrumental Murio
- The buldinEa and The apacious .r,1,ls AZ.
provided with q view 10 the making Il rerros,snt
9chsol, Of the greetest practca benefit
Moufross Aug. & 1890. oPiist9.. ss q,
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l. B. LASSITRR.
Tax collector Of Jasper County.
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DAYS Ermr Dar ~ 0CtocE.
CAPITAL palIfst
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~ All nnHIEuuninniIuna NlIIrtIV nunNdeuiIai
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J. a. q. w HUTCHIHJ q.
nAzLEHURsT, MISS.

hAAIhhuAaI, MISS.
rrxHi8 establishment = commodious ana well ~
tended Horses a this Stable are carefnlly looked
70 y seod esticr who l. ready q al hourn 10 a.
Tend % calls The greaaestcara will Be taken 70 meF
Irans-caah On demand, or n payment should b
date WI b added. J. q. W. HUTCHINs.
Feb ~ isao. G-d
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SCHEME.

Htlaunnf ~ cuna oui A. anr rariIcular
e..ss e. 49, 2. n, :, ., 3 "a -. a. . ,ny o'hss
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ROSE HILL ACADEMY.
RATES OF TUITION.

rTNHE third session of this Institution commenced
Il % fhar ilrsl ilundHy n MalUh under the care
% B =. THfGPEN. prncipaL andC. A. HUBBLE
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PICKENSVILLE FEMALE INSTITUTE.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

BOARD OF TRUsTEEs.
DIR. A. NJ. WILKINS, President
JAMES sTINSON,
A. p. BUSH.
A. T. HENLEY,
H. s. SHELTON, ESQ.
r. n. JOHNSTON, Esq
JAS. CHALMERS. Secretary and Treasurer.
FACULTY,
Rev. JESSE @. NASH, NJ A.. Principal, Prof. Of
Moral and Intellectoal Philosophy, and Political
Economy.
wM. ]. WEST N. A, Teachsro Of Classics and Natu-
raj Sciences.
O. +. YAGLE, Professor Of Music.
MRS j. q. NASH, English Branches and French.
MISS JENNIE 9. ELLIOTT, English branches.
MISS N. Z. VEsEH, Ornamenta Department and
Music.
Mss = a. FkNEI, Eeesn H1anohe
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"7-77T7| = ="
ncEea hom foo - any price ai ne ahoys rates peI
naurun1a t-ii 40 cr nora ssisrted uumbera are
aHsn. and aI II lhnaa nnnhrTa 10 selected are nof
irseu. among Ne Twelve drawn uumhsra. ne tcksi
i 4 blank.
ss-Hy lhis Sesame purchasers c.a ssiset thsif
- N..|...I.ala
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On the most ACCOMMODATING sesnls. tas
ing to purchase Furniture are invited to cell and ex-
anime the same.
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q. J. RoLLIEas.

Ter Broad S., and Spring nm Road,
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NEW DRY GOODS.
DANIELS, ELGIs g. CO.,
'ner Of Dauphin and Water Streets,

corner OF Dauphln ana w ater streets,
MOBILE, ALA.
A RE now receiving their stock Of FALL and WIN
"A TER GOODS, .tich is new, large and varied for
The season, consisting Of all the newest and most
fashionable styles Of staple and fancy articles in their
line-every color, variety, and quality Of Silks and
Satius, Muslin dc Lanes, Cashmeres, Alpaccas and
Parametss a full supply Of fashionable Mourning
Goods, Gmghams and Caeos Of all sOrts Lacos,
Trimmings Frnges, Needles, Thread and the NUN
berless articles for ladies fse, appropriate 10 large
8holesale and retail establishment
They are desirous Of extending their trade with
Planters this season; and have consequently given
great to the selection Of such goods used
~ planters and families.
They have now Oh hand and will continue to re-
eeive during the season, very full supply Of Blank
sts Of all descriptions, Kerseys, Lnseys, Kentucky
James, Flannela Osnaburgs, sheetings, Table Cloths
Domestic Factory Yarn, Window Shades, Trunks
Carpet-Bags, Carpeting, Worsed Goods, etc, etc.
Also, BrOadcoths Casimeres, Satlnes, etc, etc; and
IN fact everything ia their line used on plantation
to which they respectfully invite the attention Of the
citizens Of East Mississippi as they viii sell the above
Al the b0icCSt possible prices.
Mobile Jan. 1860 l3-ly
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90 No. l4g Superior Street 9Y1 v7a
CLEVELAND, FRIDAY NOR RNINe,AUGUsT 9, 18t
rHR RATTLR ~ AIIssouRI.
SpRIvaTfELD, Mo-, Aug. 6.

Y
Our advices from Gen. Lyons army are 70
Sunday The cavalry charge heretofore re-
ported was made by securing party sent
ols to ascertain if the enemy were approach
ing. After our troops had encamped for the
night 1t Dug Spring, seeing q regiment ol
infantry coming along the road, the Lieuten-
ant ortered a charge, which resulted in xii
ing 90 of thersbels md Wonnding 8.
The charge was not intended by Lyon,
and probably prevented the rebels from
attacking his main body, which had they
done, they would unquestionably have been
routed with severe loss. A large body Of
the enemy's cavalry, which had taken po,
sition on high ground to observe eur posi-
tion, was dispersed by few shells from
Capt. Totten's battery, Wounding some 80
of them. Saturday morning our force
moved forward cautiously, and on approach
ing Curran, the rebels, to the. number Of
5000, were seen posted on the hill side
southwest Of that place. Lyon Immediately
formed his army for battle, and gave the
order to advance. As our column was ap.
o piece Of timber to flank the
enemy, Capt. Dubois battery. opened FIRE
on the rebels, and they retreated in haste.
1t is not known whether any Of the enemy
were killed on Saturday. We did not lose
a man, and took several prisoners. Oar
army encamped for the night At Currah,
and on Sunday morning Gen. Lyon deter
mined to retire to Springfield, as most Of
the rebels are mounted, and they might
flank him and take Springfield
Price, Rains and Parsons are said TO have
10000 men uader their command and Ben.
1000, the latter well armed and
effective troops
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Thia Afternoon's Report.



aNOTHER RATTLE IN MISSOURI
QUINCY, Aug. Z.
A band of rebels numbering from l,OOO
10 l 200 made On attack upon camp OF
fTu;ou men at Athens, Missouri, Monday
Torniug last, st o'clock. There was o
considerable amount Of arms and ANN
t;on for U. s. troops stored at this place,
under guard Of the troops composing this
camp. .s,. 4.
.hout $50. under command Of Capt. Moore.
The fighting lasted about one hour when
the rebels retFeated. J
Meantime Capt. Moore having been rein
forced by about 150 men from Centrslia,
In,~a. on the opposite side Of the river,
we chase after the rebels for about mile
= la half, killing one of their number
taI~ mo Is prisoners, and capturing thirty
80 horses and two secession hsgs. Sey
sSsl ,ebels were wounded in the chase
| Aqer the battle sixty-eight rebels Wer'
To,, nd a cad on the field.
i0I r. t0A afternoon, the bearer Of the rebe
s. - truce to the Union camp admitte
nas ,arried of fourteen killed, and q
u more wounded and missing.
TN TIE ,ebels we're led BY Martin Greer
4 ex-senator Jim Green.
ne I'm, on men, three were killed n
eis1r .ho1s; ;s small town on the extren
II 81 =, Vst Missouri, on DesmOin'
n.'.n1. nOasH X 5.or 2 miles vest Of Keokuk.
IlIei; 4. I. - TsUorted ,thet tAs Union forces ha'
han = f,rtber reipsftrc ed by 900 OF 5o0 trSo
g., 49, lova- They had taken up eaeif !. ~ ]
Of march on Monday mig ~ & = asss t.1s Az, ~
rebels encamped eight M e. LII I1O,n - ats s
A tight no doubt has take PNS,s . :
plsee unless the rebels ran.
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1f4OOMMERNa.AL.aI.H
~ YoRR aiAaKET-Aae. 5



FLOUR-Reeeipts 1850 bbls. Market 60 par
sales iOOO0 bbIs at sl,25Msis 30 for 5uparino state
ts,fo14,56 for common to medium extra wosteTni
$500 toF aaip1na brsnda extra round boOped Ohio.
CANA DIAN tFg4sbD n Market frmer sales 600
bbls at S2@4, - for BuDerhne S4,iaGg75O for COM
RYE vi 6JJH.lfnrHet vtoady At S2. 25as. 40
%HkAEAH- Receipts 80, ,0l5 bush. Market shade
hrmer with limited supply and fair export demand
Sales ttu,e00 bush at S00g6o for chicago spring;
l0i llr Racine spring. for new red aouthern
80 "a $i,'b for Milwaukee ciub.
Z 5RI R-aaslst steady at 4Sa5Oe for westsrni eOc
t163c tor state. y
HARI4RY-A1A ArSet dull at 52a5so
aG,RHk--Msrlrot active. Blles l50, 600 bu at 400
46-InixRd western.
- q AT'E-Stehdy Rt 25n32r,
E PuBK-4hrm. Baies 600 ,bbls ct Sl5,z5Gl6YOO
for moss; G0Ie2G3l 0,7o.for prime.
BEE EF-hlar unchanged.
KIT hlRAz'.S--Market dull.
EAARlD-Market firm and sales at 8544956c.
BUTTER-JB JB moderate request 1t 7GID5fo for
Ohio; s63l4c state.
CHEEsR Market steady at s97O as in quail
WHISKY Market quiet and steady at I79lzSO'
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A SERMON RUIEED By TIE ADVANCE ON
BUIL RUs,-The Rev. J. NJ. Wiley, the in
.defstigahle chaplain Of the Sd Connecticut
Regiment, relates the following curious in-
eident While the troops we're resting at
centreVillO he concluded that, as they we're
about TO advance on Manassas, It was Of
great Importance that they should be
cbesrsd and encouraged in their work.
Expecting to remain At Centreyille ever
sundays be selected text and arranged
the plan for . sermon to be preached to his
resimenti but alas the early march oi
Sunday morning defeated his purpose, and
although the text still remains, the sermon
wss never preached. II is SUFFICIENT to sag
thai the text selected by Mr. Wiley va.
that in Psalm X, and 7th y, And Ma.
ntssah Is mine
=
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FROhI FoRr nIONRoF.
FoarRnss MoNRoE. Aug. q.


Col Phelps, it is said, has been promoted
to the rank Of Brigadier General, and will
remain at Newport News.
Col Benedix's resignation has been &C.
cepted and he leaves tonight for New York,
and will soon return with new regiment.
A large accession to Capt. Kilpatrieks 6
mounted riaemen is expected tomorrow.
Lieutenants Butler and Fisk yes.erday
went out with Rsg Of truce from Newport
News for the accommodation Of lady
wishing to return to her friends They
found no 0OHfedsrstes within six miles Of
the camp. The party we're Hospitality en-
tertained by company of hOrsemen.
The men picked up yesterday by the
Quaker City represent provisions as very
cheap in North Caroline. The harvest has
been abundant.
A prize cargo of cheap sugar taken into
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- nemorrntle s.nrs can1enlIon.
CoLunbUs, Ohio, Aug. Z, 1861

OoLUMbUs, UuIUi mug . 4oVI' /
The Couventiou iaet at II q. m, and was
called to order by Geo. W. Banypsnny.
Samuel W. Grson, Of MahOning, was
chosen temporary Chairman, Simpson
Harmount of Tuscarawas, temporary Sec
retary, and A. R. vsn Oleve, Of Warren,
Assistant
Committees on Resolutions, on Permanent
Organization, on Credentials, and on Central
Oomuilteo, consisting of member from each
Congressional District were announced.
The following Is the Committee on Resolu-
tious;
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FLOUR Market steady, Snd in fair local and
hberior demand.
$ WiEATi-Warket quiet, sales l20c0 bush red
winter ntql5f6ag5o. - e-s7
CORN-Alarkat morehrm.an quiet Sales q, 600
bus at 5294c; 1900 bush at 33c.
Other grains quiet.
OATS Marketaarm. Sales are 1900 bush at "a
8t2t54c.
WHIsKY-Markot better. Sales 60 Bbls at
l51kt, E--.fz-E - - -r
CANAL ERRIGHTS-Weak I2o on corn,
II ION wheat to NsE YORK.
LAKE IhIPORTS-7,0C0 bbls -four; 10000 bus
wheat; 1900 bneh corn; 12,0OB bush oats.
1 CANAL iEXPORT'S-20 bbls iOur; "a, 600 bush
what; 10000 buah corn.
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n1TInRNn nFcIAR.D

ALBAlH, -
The Board Of Directors Of the NJ 1crsJ a
aral B. B. met this morning and oec Ooh
dividend Of per cent, payable on U, = =
Of August, ct the usual places. tf
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We lay before our readers the proceedings
Of the traitors and abetters of treason who
met in Convention at Columbus yesterday.
The resolutions are curiosity, and in future
years viii be pointed to As evidence that the
loyal State Of Notwithstanding the
slacrisy with which her brave sons OF all
political parties rushed 70 the defence Of the
country and the protection Of their neigh
bOrs in Western virginia-wss the home Of
traitors who furnished aid and comfort 10
the enemy daring e season of greatest peril
to the nation. We ask the honest masses Of
the Democracy to read csndidly, and decide
whether they wiz, at the bidding of a few
worn-Out party hacks, sacrifice their man
hOod.ani their ioyalty at the shrine Of psrti-
san bigotry and personal ambition.
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TILEVELAND 8 PITTSBURaH
RAILR OADs
Hunrra Araarrrrnr-

To take eject on MondaF, Juno i7fh, l38I. Erslns
loate Oisfoland dallys SUNDAY excepted, tol1Iss
Els A. H.z-Mail-AEfiqes az iieHs fori 500 ~ -
Philadelphia 40 A. r., Pltts6ur7n 30 ?.
~ ~ MheeiiDg 4; % p NJ y ~ 2 'hilaeal5hia
SO P n FPress-aTEiye sf H6E zesh frsq P -;
n; Mhso.i1g 5sd7 A! a. frT
both Trains connect al Hudson i0r AkFoE sad
MiiifrsburRh. Ha
Cars run through from Pittsburgh % rev Tsrk
via Allentown D without change .als8 gIT
nse.Fare IS low ~ by Any other lino.
- through TicF cts can Be pfootfsi a thsI.5,
Or st the EEelid Street Station,
F.H. MYERS, G 7. AGENT. - 5a1eis
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5uass Szsyns, q t1s Vn,sg,l stqres supreme


Wide as has been the demoralizing in
fuence7 Of secession among the officers ofthe
National Government, in a Its departments,
who happened to have been born or whose
residence was In the Southern States, and
dishonorable as has been the dssertion Of
the National flag BY vast numbers OF them,
tifis pleasant thing to know that there are
chose who are true to the Union, whe seniain
fsitbinf among the faithlass, though natives
and residents Of the rebel States. OF such,
Judee Wayne, Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States, IS q worthy example. Bis
fidelity to the Constitution, The frmness of
: adherence 10 its sanctions, the genuineness
of Els patriotism, though surrounded on all
sides BY traitors, gro worthy ofall commenda-
ton Though native and citizen of
Georgia. be has escaped the mania Of seces-
sion, 60 sweeping and almost universal in
thatStste, never WaTering in bis allegiance
to the Government nor yielding Tor g
moment 10 The terrorism which prevail.
there Among the Southern Judges OF th'
National Courts We believe that he alone hai
not driited sway from honor and official dutg
into the treason Of secession. He is il
Washington, prepared for The discharge Q
his judicial trusts, regarding himself as
citizen Of Che United States, and ready to de
fen6 and uphold the authority oi the Nation
81 1GoFesnniens, though his Stats is anon
the foremost in the rebellion that would over
throw it.-E. z. Tines.
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Cor. sLEHNER.-The Douglas Brigade, Of
Chisagoy has snvitsd the gallant Col. slem-
msr 70 become its commander, and be has
consented to do 50, if the proposal meets
the approbstion Of the United States Gov
ofnmsnt. a =
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FROM PHILApELPHIA.-
PHI1ApELPA1A, Aug. s.

PHILADELPAIA, Aug. 8.
The 10th Indiana Regiment arrived here
this morning. H.s tre
The Philadelphia train due here early this
morning has not arrived. 1t is reported that
some of the cars went off the boat in.o the
Susquehanna river, but the facts Eare not
ascertained. .rr4s
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GREAT NATIONAL &c
r,Ipnnrrn s1HEnuLEl

Nv roee4r. uportant changes this lt1a1 = y. = F
-. 60 ss~f1 ,,l11sual iiitius for inior1r
Tssf South. West, E0FthFeat and ael.l ~ I.
FIIIIl CON BCI1OEi5 5Ii5n. 81
"a phiisdslphia and New York n t.e =
S,o5lfh bT ia Washington ilt9lli.l ~
1Snd and Pittsburgh, Central mo a7.i = T.
fSi4cfnnati tIsi1s, via t1o holl--1'
y iFb-oIgiI ~, Tickets 10 Baltimorss
Ya-I or Boston give the r1lFtie8a "a
~ a the in3srrnediato cities. -
fionsl give fha prisilegs Of TizifiAs
of asi- a the ONLY routs that can
Ticksts on BAGGAGE Cheeks % !il.l ~ ~
: -Eare a, Low - By any .
s7-slsspIng Cars On AZ hlses
AZ for Tickets b. BAitiIlo7e
aoHe1aI
Y; gs.;s5;F E FssasS8ssas, ss5lTa; n. q asusi::
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nnNT0TInHa

O o y y u Q = q D 3.
shelby, 5nnduy Mansfield = Ie7Tl7k llliTOaf, .
Manlhoid, 1t. VsFh0n, Newark 1ansaIilis,
UrestIIns, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 3 Chieago Rail-
road, for EOregt5 . pper 4arsilu1sy, Dcl.holi
Lima, Fort We7ne, Laporta. Chlcagoi a.
west, and Hzgt iof d lausdsldi y oo8ta1s Has
aiiiO1, &C.
aslIcn and Bslss5ntsirs Bairoad Line, f5r lIdfion
Bellsfantaines sidney, qni0n, Muneia, In
dinapoliB, Tarr6 lla6te, Nl1Cen1e3, tl1H1-
vile, 40GisFilfa, Cairo, st. Iiouiss &c.
Delaware, with spring1eld NJ. vernon and fitfl-
oOlu1bus, Little hiSEli { coiaIb15, asd zsnia
= 8ailroad, fof &snia, Daytons Ildisnspolil,
TsFre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, Logsl1Elds
and Cincinnati, and vita ths Ohie = III g
siasippi Railroad s. Uincinnah for Louis
8 vile, EEansFilss, GaiTO5 St. Aoulzi all all
pointa on the Ohio river.
DoIu1nbts Central Ohio Rallfoad for Newark, 1nss.
Ville, Wheeling, 49,, Columbus, Piqua ana
fg Indiana Raiiroad ior Pi11ai Urbanal ilo.
- For Tickets 10 all points and tntormattcn ~
ply et the Passenger Statlon.
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NLEVELAND. COLUMBUS {
OIHsINEAgI RAILROAD. -

1851. sUHHEa ARaAHaEnzrl. f8s7
On and after Monday, June 10Th, l8gl, Passs1Fs
Trims viii loav9 0loFelaHd as f1lIoqai
$40 A. K. n. 4. Cincinnati Ezvr7ss-stoPplns
Bsrea, Grafton wellington, Nav Lio110l,
Salem, Shelby, CrBstllna, Galion, Gilead
Cardingt0n, hshlsy, Delaware, EtE6
Centre, Worthington, rszching Coium-
bus at l0.55 A. y, Cincinnati at 40 p. ~,
~ and CHICAGO via Orasflinsat 200 Pm.
EIo ?. =. Accommodaticn-Sto topp3u9 st all StatIorg
ard arriving At COlumbcs 7sso P. ~, and
Cincinnati nt Zee A. Is.
lss3 ?, q. Hiehf EEprss8-St0pFing st al statlons
north OF Orastl time, and at Gallon, Carln7-
ten, Delaware and at al other Stations. 70
leave pEsss1Earg only, arriving AZ Oo-
lumbn8 az llsl6P- y, and Cincinnati e SIS
A. H., Chicago via Or5stlinss ct 20 A. H.
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Its Dlstrict-M. W. Myers

We omit the other committees.
Itwas moved that all resolutions involv-
ing principles, be reierred to the Committee
On Resolutions, without debate. Motion
unanimously adopted.
Convention then took recess till 2 o clock
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