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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-17
Rav. b. w. Child

Rev. B. w. Chidlaw, the veteran chldren'
minister, Of Ohio, has notified u of his intention
70 be present, and it is confidently expected thai
other distinguished Sabbath School men will be
with US.
The citizens of jackson have arranged to pro-
vide entertainment for al members of the Con-
vention. Arrangements have been made with
the various Railroads to carry delegates from ali
tations in Michigan to and from the Convention
at half fare. Delegates can reach jackson by
morning and afternoon trains on both Roada.-
committee will be in waiting at the depot on
arrival of trans to escort people to the place Of
meeting.
h. c. Knight Detroit. Geo. L. smalley, Jack.
son, H. X. Clark. Detroit, o. S. Sterling, Kala-
mazoo. Prof E. L. Ripley, Ypsilanti, J. jenkins,
Battle Creek, Michael Neale, Battle Greek, S. O..
Knapp, D. W. Smith, jackson, D. A. McNair,
u. Montague, L. Z. Holden, Kalamazoo, Hon.
c. W. Gorham, E. Better, Marshall, Geo. Mon.
tieth, Adrian, Thos. B. Skinner, Battle Creek,
VIM. c. McCorkle, Marshall, R. F. Lattimar,
Jackson, John NcGibbon, Kalamazoo, George 8.
Frost, Detroit, L. 81. Trask, Kalamazoo, Hon. s.
Y. Kutcheon, Prof. J. Estabrook, Ypsilanti. 8.
Olney, E. W. Wilcox, Kalamazoo, WIN. L. Will
cox, Adrian. Prof J. N. B. Sill, D. Hays, Ypsi
lanti, Prof. U. Gregory. Kalamazoo. Hon. James
Winters, Marshall, II. E. Baker, ]. Jordan, Adri::
an. J. R. Goodspeed, L. Mills, Ann Arbor, F.
Hubbard, E. Townsend, r. Hand, Adrian, Rev.
d. d. Kitchel, Rev. J. W. Taggart, Rev. VIM.
aogarth, Detroit, Rev. J. Jennings, Kalamazoo,
Rev. F. A. Blades, Ann Arbor, Rev. Geo. Will
ard, Kalamazoo. Rev. G. L. Foster, Ypsant,
Rev. W. P. Patterson, Ypsilanti, Rev. VIM. S.
Taylor, Agt 8. s. Union, Detroit, Rev. j. Mon
.ieth, Jr., jackson, Rev. S. Haskell, Kalamazoo,
Rev. E. Johnson, Rev. II. C. Abbott, jackson,
Rev. w. S. Higgins. Kalamazoo, Rev. S. S. n.
Greenley, Grand Rapids, Rev. Edward Taylor,
kalamazoo, Rev. B. Cocker, Ypsiant Rev. Z.
L. Davies, Battle Greek, Rev. VIM. Boyd, Mon.
zoe, Rev. A. Mahan, Adrian, Rev. Thomas Fl.
,inex, Albion, Rev. George w. Harris, Rev. j.
Mathews, Detroit, Rev. s. ID. Cochran, Rev. S.
Cornelius, Ann Arbor, Rev. S. d. Palmer, Rev.
J. Boynton, Marshall, Rev. d. Chaplin, Ann Ar
,or, and many others.
jackson, March 80, 1861.
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HOSE Co. ELECTION. AT . special
Meeting Of Torrent Hose Co. No. 1. held April
18Th, the following officers we're elected for the
s.nisg year.
ESrme~, Albert Baker,
Asa. Fsssman, h. L. Baker,
Gss.assy, John T. Strong,
Ibssssssy, Charley B. Lewis.
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COUNT CAvOUR ON THE POSSESSION
OF ROME.
Reforms for Poland.

Reforms for Poland.
The steamer Edinburgh, from Liverpool March
81, and Queenstown the day following, arrived
at this port last evening, and steamer Canadian,
from Liverpool on the 18th of March and Lon.
donderry the following evening, arrived at Port.
land yesterday morning.
The Edinburgh brings $500, 900 in specie.
The steamship North Briton, from Portland,
arrived at Liverpool early on the morning Of the
2sth, having touched at Londonderry the previ.
Gus day.
The steamship Bremen, from New York, ar
rived At Southampton early in the morning of the
28th.
The steamship City Of Manchester, from
New York, arrived at Queenstown on the 2sth.
The steamship Edinburgh sailed from Liver
pool for New York on the 9th, with fl02, 900
in specie.
The ship F. II. Ryerson, from Liverpool for
New York. had reac he'd Portsmouth in disabled
condition, with her cargo badly shifted.
The Adriatic reached Southampton on the
morning of the Gath March.
The new steamer Hibernia, of the Galway line
had arrived at Liverpool, to be strengthened in
her hull, and to have repaired the damage che
sustained on her passage from Southampton to
Queenstown. The commencement Of the Gal.
way fortnightly service had been postponed from
March Is to April 4, on which day the first
steamer would sail from Galway for st. Johns
Newfoundland.
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To COnsumpeives.

The advertiser having been restored to health in . few
weeks BY very simple remedy, after having suffered
eral years with lung Affection and that dread
disease. Consumption-s anxious to mske known to hi
fsilow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all Who desire it, he will send copy of the prescrip
ton used ree Of charged with the directions for rrepar
ing and using the same, which they viii find suRx CrRl
for CONSTITUTION, AsrHxA, BRONCHITIS, &C. The only Objec
of the advertiser in sending the Prescription to bene
the afflicted and spread information which he coneeve
be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will try hi
remedy, it will cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
ly2si wi'liamsburgh, Kings County, " 7.
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WHEELER WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES, WITH New
IMPROVEMENTS, At REDUCED PRIcEs.-The Wheeler viii
Manufacturing Company having gained ALL their suits
law with infringing manufacturers of Sewing Machines
proposes that the pubic shs be benefited thereby and
have accordingly reduced the prices of their Sewing Ma
chimes After this day they will be sold At rates that
pay fair profit the cost Of manufacture, capital in
vested and expense of making Sales such prices as vii
enable them make first class machines, and, here
toiore, guarantee them in every particular.
O N PARTRIDGE, General Ag't for Michigan, Detroit.
LGLLET, Jr., Agent for lansing and vicinity.
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ly2sl

foLr AyopYyE FOR RHrrxArsx.- Rheumatsm 50 often
treated By outward application, fails of cure or relief
from the fact that than half the cases can BE-
taaesd to dyspepte habit This causes Rheumatism of
the blood circulation and nervousness follow Local
Rheumatic pains generally confined to the muscular
bOuy parts but when passes from part Of the
system to the other Rheumatism of the
Therefore all of general Rheumatism
and will be reached vi the TOlu Anodyne In Of
Indigestion light CA,harte pill without mercurias)
tsce thrice aveek going to bed will assist the An
nodyne very much. THIS same Law applies with very
equal force in Of Partial Paralyss, Gout and st
vitus Dance See advertisement and read the pamphlets
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From the Buffalo Commercial, April 6.
A GuesseIs Fort Sumter to be Reinforced

From the Buffalo COmmerclAl, April o.
Guess-ls Fort sumter to be Reinforced:
Our readers may take the following PROPOSE
tons for what they think them worth:
LIST. The combined naval and land expedition
leaving New York and Washington is not de-
signed for St. Domingo-because Spain has dis
Bowed the responsibility Of that fillibustering
raid.
I'd. 1t is not designed for Texas, because no
news of invasion of American soil has yet arri-
we'd, and because Ampudia may be only protect.
ing the Mexican frontier from the attacks of the
Southern Confedcracy.
Sd. 1t is not designed for Fort Pickens, be.
cause the returned Texas troops are quite
enough for that point, unless, indeed, it is pro-
posed to dislodge the traitors from the Navy
Yard.
4th. It is designed for Forts Sumter and Moul-
trie the light artillery and infantry to land in
the rear Of the batteries on Morris Island, &c;
capture them, and SO open the harbor for rein.
forcements. while Major Anderson batters down
Fort Noultrie.
Except on this supposition it is difficult to un-
| derstand what need there is in the expedition
of horses, provender light artillery and infantry.
To blockade the ports, or to collect revenue on
shipb0ard, none Of these are necessary. There.
fore We predict . serious muss at Charleston.
Let our guess 20 on the record.
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MICHIGAN SABBATH SCHOOL TEAcHIRs
Vesvn1eu. - A Convention Of the friends of
sasoesA Schools, 10 hereby called 70 meet At
- !ss Congregational Church, in the city Of
ss'1s'a. On Wednesday, the cath Of April, At
10 e'eieek A. N.
u y sxpscted that the sessions Of the Convea.
- "tn esasinuns two days, and close with .
sesessas nsss meeting, on the afternoon or eve.
.ag q ths 3ssh. The objects Of the Convsn.
- vM b 70 listen TO reports Of the progress d
= saass. 70 discuss Plana for the improvement
= sahrgenens Of Sabbath Schools, and fos
- sxasnsisn amosg he destitute, and TO form q
penansas State organization.
hsassA 00esss and Teachers Of the Evangel.
~ eabeaah Schools Of Aichigan, are cordially
seesa - aaassd upon end participate in he Do.
osssae0 q III Csavsafiea.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-17

Wlrr1Nc SCHOOL, MISS HuRD still
s,osinuss her Writing School. at the Supreme
Cart Room, in the State House, aheroon and
evening. An excellent opportunity is now Of
s,r,d 70 lear, TO write, and al those wishing to
.H>,nd had better lose no time q she will prob
shlv taach bat this term.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-17

A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT FLINr.-Flint, April
IA fearful accident occurred yesterday III
this city By the explosion of a camphene can.
causing the death within "a hours of Mrs. Rus
sci Bishop and her youngest daughter. The
eldest son also lies III very precarious state
from the same cause. Mrs. Bishop was the only
sister Of Z. II. Thomson, ESQ.
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Tas Uxlos "A meeting has been call
ID 70 take place at the Hall Of the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES, on Thursday evening, Of all
shoss, without distinction Of party, who love
shsir country and honor its Flag and Consti'u-
S... - come 70 the rescue in this hour Of dan.
~ asd trial.
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CorGHs The sudden changes of climate are
sources Of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL and AsrHxArIC AFFEc-
TONS Experience having proved that simple remedies
often speedily and certainly when taken in the early
stages of thu disease should at be had
Broscns Broncha, Toch,s Lozenges, let the Cold
Cough, Irritation of the Throat be slight, ss
BY this preca q serious att ack may be ef-c
tualy wardsd of Public Speakers and Singers viii find
IN, eectua for airing and Strengthening the
see advertisement 6m293
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Thank your stars, If you are superstitious
ssssgh,-but be glad. and express your thank.
tines that you can procure from your grocer q
psSsctly pure and reliable article Of Saleratus.
d esovineed by trial. Of the truth Of our re-
naeks when We cay that it is just the quality
thas has 90 long been desired BY housekeepsrs.
DsLAnd Cos Chemical Saleratus is manufac'
sursd at the Farpors Chemical Works. Fairport,
Msaros Co, N. Y. The grocers and dealers
generally have it for sale Sold at Wholesale and
rseail By the dealers in Chicago and Milwaukee.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-17

READ rms-Croup, Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
cured By Trask's Magnetic Continent.
INDECENT Tumors and Sores cured BY Tracks Magnetic
Ointment.
Gamers cured by Tracks Magnetic Ointment
Erysipeas cured BY Trask's Magnetic Ointment.
Salt Rheum cured BY rrask's Magnetic Ointment.
Itch cured By tasks Magnetic Ointment.
Eruptioas cured BY rra.ks Magnetic Ointment
Hair restored By rrask's Magnetic Ointment.
Rad AdvWtAnsatin this paDsr. SmS1o
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Az lHuxDArIoS.-The country along the line
Of the Great Western Railway, between Chatham
and Bell Branch, has been inundated to the
depth Of several feet In places, the railway
fences are entirely submerged, and Reny OF the
cellars in the houses are completely filed. En-,
tire fields are under water, and considerable dam.
age must be experienced BY the farmers in that
region. The unusual height of water in Lake St.
CHR has caused the streams to overflow. and un.
lee it soon recedss, farmers viii find it impos.i.
be 70 get in their spring grain.-Dssroit Adver.
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B F. Buck, Sec'y

MOTHERS RKAD rHs.-The folosiag is an extract from
letter ritten BY the pastor Of Baptist Church to the
Journal and Messenger, Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks
volumes in favor Of that world wned medcine-Mks
WINsIOw SOOTHING SYKUP FOR CHLDRRS TEETHISG
." We see adv- rtisment in your columns Of Mrs
WinsOa' s soothing Syrup Nos never said voGd
in favor Of q patent Medicine before life, but We
feel compelled your readers that this n, hum
buz-wR HAVE TRIED IT AND KNOW BE IT CLAIMS -
II is probably, of the most -uccessful medic mes
the day, because it ia If the hest. And those of your
readers uho have babies can't do better than to lay in
supply" 1y293
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jackson, March 80, 1861.

A ROGUE AT LARGE.-The Corunna Journal
is requested to state that any person seeing .
man badly wounded about the face, will aid in
bringing scounarels to justice by informing the
Sheriff at that place. or his deputy at Owosso.
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NOTICE-State Of Mich.

l. igan, County of InghAm, % AT . session Of the
probate Court for the county of ngham, holden the
Probate Oce. in the village Of Mason, the 18th day
Of April. IN the year thousand eight hundred and
sixty present VIM. H. hnckoey Judge ofProbae In
matter of the estate II Edward sharp, deceased
On reading and fling the petition, duly VERIFIED Of Hatt
sharp, praying that letters Of minstrstoo upon saiG
estate may be granted to said petitioner
Thereupon l. 10 ordered, that MN ~, the 9th day Of
May next IL O'Clock rbe forenoon Be assigned for
the hearing of said petition and that the hers st law Of
sd deceased and all other interested in said
tate required TO appear 1t session of said eourt
then be hoaen 1T the Probate Once in the village Of
Mason, and show eaus- any there BE- Why he prayer
Of the petitioner should not b granted And further
orcered that said petitioner give the persons
interested estate Of the peodsney Of sad petition
and tie he ring Thereof, By causing copy Of this order
to o published s IN ,hs i.n:nS sspusean; ns.'psps,
| successive weeks previous to said day Of hearing
a true copy) WA q. tISCKHEY,
3w3i2 Judge OF Probate
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Of Mexico, hes arrived in New York, and expects
soon to leave for Europe. The history of Gen.
Miramon, like that Of al who have been promi.
nent in Mexican politics, is one Of striking vicis
STUDIES. He was born in the city Of Mexico, and
is about 80 years of age. He early entered the
army and served under Alvaron; was made Q
prisoner BY Comfort. but escaped. Noted for
courage and daring, he soon became . nominal
leader in the anti-liberal and clerical party, and
during the late civil wars rose to the supreme
command Of the forces OF that unpopular faction.
On the I'd Of last December he fought his last
battle. He had march ID force of 5000 men
to attack Ortega. who had some $4,000 under
bis orders. The battle commenced at O'Clock
and lasted about two hours, large number Of
4iranos's men deserving to the liberals in the
fight
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-17

TIE DEArH OF LIEUT.. WIrHERELL CoxrIRx-
Dive regret to announce that letter was
received in this city yesterday from Col Electus
Backus-wh0 when the letter Was written was
at Fort Brown, Texas-stating that Lieut. James
B. Witherell was drowned on the I'd Of March
in the Rio Grande. With his company he was
proceeding to the mouth of the river on the
steamer Asstang, and accidentally fell from her
deck. 1t is well known BY his many friends that
he vas very near sighted, and this probably &C.
counts for the sad and fatal accident. Deceased
was the Oldest son Of the Hon. Benjamin F. q.
witherel, the worthy Judge of the Wayne Cir
cult Court, and was born in Detroit in lsS-. He
studied law under his father, and in 1853 was
elected City Attorney, but in 1855 he gave up
the profession Of the law, being appointed to q
lieutenantcy in the Second Regiment Of United
States Cavalry. He was brave officer, and We
see by the army dictionary that he was several
times remembered by his commanding officer for
brave and meriterious conduct. The army has
lost . promising officer, society q worthy orna.
ment and the parents much loved son.
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Lincoln Is nov At the he Of the Government. An
Is TO he withdrawn oan Fort Sumter aud Spring
Trade being AZ hand, it ce ever, take qui
COX the varied and AIT active styles Of WALL PAPER
op-n that trace Vi--'..
Come one come q! Gree adm s-on) AMI take lock
The uoeqaaled variety Of patterns and styles nov ready
for exLibron and sac Think Of the qa.n:Iiyi II un-
81 ed II would easily he trn Of IL miles
Are you inc edIou.s and s-e fr &C will surs,
pro uce conviction, and be very likely II open the way
Tor usds and that is precisely What h DESIRES for
rs1e il the f- of ousness well graf 6catan t.
customers, sh-n v.res are prime AMI prices fair
handful of money (no, ag.) buy arnfu Of p.
rer "nee his prices rang. from To IS per roll
This Is not an advertisement Of o-ipg sae-no -el
Ing Of at that's business he does not propose to
oGo., bat sale with wing PROF, and sra,ihsd Gus
tome is the idea in vogue ~ The
CITY BOOK STORE
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CTATE OF MICHIGAN, County Of

~ lngham, ss-Ata session of the Probate Court for
the County of ngham, holden At the rebate Once the
village of Mason, Tuesday, the 10th day of April,
the thousand eight hundred and sixty pres
ent VIZ h PINcNKT, Judge of Probate. In the matter
f the estate of Fred N. Vaughn and othe o. minors
On reading and ding the petition, duly verified, Of Abga
Vaughn guar dian, praying for order to sell the
real estate of said minors in the county Of Eaton Mich
June next, at IL O'Clock in the forenoon, be assgnei
for the hearing of said petition, and that the bes
aw Of sad deceased ana ali other interested in
said estate, required to appear At Of said
Court then to b holden At the Probate Once in the
village of Mason, and show cause, any there BE- Why
ne prayer OF the petitioner should BE- granted: And Is
interested said estate Of the pendeney Of said
petition, and the bearing thereof BY causing copy Of
ngham, SIX weeks previous 70 said day OF
hesrog "a true eoPy) wA. H PINCKSEY,
6s3i2 Jude Of r, hate
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SPECIAL OTTO E s d.
Masonic Notice.

regular Communication Of Lansing Lodge No SO, o
F IA II, will be held at Masonic Hall, on Thursday
evening" April Is, 1851, At * O'Clock Every brother
requested to be present there will be business of i'm
portance to transact. By order Of
GEO. ". PECK, w.
B F. Buck, Sec'y 2w311
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NOTICE. I'll

~ undersigned having BEEN appointed by the Judge of
!rObate for the county # ngham, and State Of Mchi
gan, commissioners to exsmi0a and allow claims aRains
the If Peter Deitz late of the county of ngham
dessaed would give notice that they will meet 70 that
purpose At the Office of Horato Pratt Esq the
80 day Of Nay Thursday the 81 day Of October and
Wednesday the 18th day of December ISL, at ten
clock the enoon, when the creditors appear
and prove their SAID aims, and that months from
the 18th day Of March aiiowe for creditors pre-
sent their claims. JAMES A LEASIA,
JAMES W WALDO,
COMMISSIONER.
WIllamston, April 9 h, 1861. 4w3l2
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CTATE OF MICHIGAN. County Of

~ Ingham, sat- . Of the Probate Court TO-
the unity Of Ingham ho6 the Probate Office the
village of Mason, Monday, the 18th day of Api in
the year thousand eight and sixty
ent, VIZ H PINcKSEy, Judge of Probate In the matter
Of the estate Of William Sharp, deceased. On read
ing fling the petition, duly verified. of Frederick
sharp brother Of said deceased praying that letters
may be granted to him upon said
Thereupon il ordered, hat Monday, the 9Th DAY Of
May next. At IL O'Clock the forenoon, be assigned
the hear Of said petition, and that the heirs
Of said deceased and ali other persons interested
then holden the Probate Once, the village
Mason, and show cause any there BE- Why the prayer
OF the petitioner sh ,ud not Be granted: And 1t fur
Their ordered that said petitioner give notice the
interested said estate Of the tendency CT said
petition, the hearing the eof. BY causing copy Of
this order b published in the Lansing Rspub can
printed eircu ating said county of Ing
ham, three weeks previous said cay If hear
ing a true copy.) WA H PlNCkNEH,
1882 Jndee IF Pr ,bata.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills

Prepared from Prescription of Sir j. Clarke, NJ d.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unaling in the cure Of
all those painful and dangerous diseases which the
female constitution is subject 1t moderates all excess
and removes all Instructions and . speedy cure may
be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited 1t will in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
These Pills should not be taken by Females durina the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy a. they are sure
to tring Miscarriage, but at any other time they safe
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exerton Papta.
ton of the Heart Mysteries, and Whites these Pills will
effect when all other have failed and IL
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron, caomel
antmOny, or any thing hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
shich should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Rochester, NY
B.-$l.0O and postage stamps enclosed to any au
thoriled Agent, will bottle containing over 81
pNs, by return mail.
For sale by R. Thayer L Co. Lansing. ly2sS
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AoRlcULruRAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE
o. MlclIeAH.-The next Term of this Institu-
ten viii open on Wednesday, the 18th day of
APr1, 1861.
ADMISSION OF sfUDRNrs
Candidates for admission are required to pass
asisfacsory examination in Grammar, Geography.
Arithmetic, Reading, Spelling and Penmanship.
COURSE OF STUDY.
Pssparssory - Taught IN the College,.
Higher Arithmetic; Phys. and Mathematical &c.
sUaphy; English Grammar, Ad.; 2. Algebra;
Haaieaal Philosophy; Rhetoric.
coLLK0E COURSE.
Hse Year. II. Geometry; Meteorology
History; z. Trigonometry and Surveying; Ele-
nentaEy Chemistry; Eng. Literature and Book.
keeping.
Ss,s~d Ysar.-l. Physics; Vegetable Physi.
sley and Horticulture Rhetoric; Civil Eugi.
neering; Botany, Horticulture and Minerology
Industive Logic.
Third Yssr.-l. Drawing and Rural Engineer.
iss; Geology; Mental Physiology; 2. Astrono
~; Zoology; Moral Philosophy.
Es~,tA Xssr.-l. Analytical Chemistry; An
iual Physiology; Political Economy; 2. Agri
cultural Chemistry; Entomology, Veterinary
Medicine, Economy Of Domestic Animals, Agri
cultural and Geographical Botany, Technology,
Heusshald and Rural Ecosomy.
No tuitioa is charged Students from this State
Qfu1nrta E.ns, nxh>p osetaa a. ~hs.o>d t~.n<v
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RExoNINATrD.-Hon Albert G. Jenkins, pres
ent Representative, is nominated for reelection
TO Congress from the llth District of Virginia
He ia disunion Democrat