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Intervention. It was like the glesm Of sum
shine upon the fast dissolving ice previous
to its final breaking up with an explosion. The
news from England, therefore, Is the knell of
departed hope. Nor must ii be forgotten that
at the time Earl Derby desired to set himself
right before the country the news of the bril-
liant achievements at Roanoke Island and on
the Tennessee and the Cumberland had not
reached him. Had he then known how the re-
bellion reeled under these staggering blows,
how much more discouraging would his Ian
guage have been to the desperate cause of the
COnfederates
The administration party, the Manchester
party, represented by Bright and Golden, and
the great tory party, represented by Earl
Derby, have now all declared against the
claims of the rebellious States as inadmissible.
There is no other party in England. The whole
nation is thus against the pretensions Of the
sham government of JEFF. Davis. The discus
sion of the case of the Trent has developed
the latent sympathies of the British people
with the United States, and the leaders Of
the respective parties fear to run counter to
the public sentiment What will be the tone
of English opinion when the news reaches
Great Britain that Fort D0nelson is captured
that Bowling Green is evacuated, and at Colum-
bus the rebel General is preparing to follow
suit; that Nashville, if not already in the hands
of Buell., soon will be; that Savannah is under
the protection Of our guns, and that on every
side the Union armies are closing around the re-
bellion like circle of fame around scorpion,
to consume it alive or force it to sting itself to
DEATH
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NEW BOwERY THEATRE. Bowery.-cAprunK or roRr
ID ,skLsUA-L SCLE fOa 3 NA4tN-
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Our Map OF the Railroad Arteries or the
south.

Our Map Of the Ra ilrOad Arteries or the
south.
1t appears by intelligence from Richmond,
that the rebel Congress has passed the act re-
commended by jeff Davis, authorizing the
construction of the railway between Danvills,
Virginia, and Greensboro, North Carolina, ON
the ground Of its being a military necessity.
We submit for the edfcaton of our
readers this morning o railroad map of our
Southern States, for the purpose Of illustrating
at a glance the necessity of certain roads to
the very life Of this rebellion.
Thus it will be seen that with the
occupation in East Tennessee of the rail-
road running thence up into Virginia we
should cut off on that side all the rail-
way communications between Virginia and
the other revolted States. Next, it will be OBJ
served that, with the occupation by our military
forces Of Goldsboro and Raleigh, in North
Carolina, we cut off all the railway lines on tho
Atlantic shore side between Virginia and the
ton of the three points indicated the rebels in
Virginia would be. completely isolated from
their Southern confederates.
Our map, however, embraces an inside track
through North Carolina which would still serve
the purposes of the rebels, but for the
unfinished gap Of thirty or forty miles be-
tween Danville, Va, and Greensboro, N. O.,
which is now about to be filed up, by the re-
cent act Of Congress- Davis was very earnest
in his suggestions for the immediate completion
of the road over this inoonvenient gap Of the
inside route; and more recently he has SUBJ
mittcd to the legislative body of rebels the
necessity Of aiding in the construction of
connecting link between Selma, Alabama, and
Meridian, Mississippi, in order to have more
ample communication with the Southwest.
A glance at our map, in connection with
the movement Of the advanced column
of Generel Thomas into East Tennessee, and
with the entrance of the Burnside expedition into
North Carolina, will satisfactorily explain the
solicitude Of JEFF. Davis in regard to this Dam
Vile and Greensboro inside route. As mill
tary man he had some suspicion Of these pecm-
liar dangers of his situation before the rebel
members Of Congress had given the slightest
attention to the subject. We have already cut
one of their principal arteries by selling the
railroad bridge across the Tennessee fifteen
miles above the recently captured Fort Henry.
thus cutting off direct railroad communication
between Columbus and Bowling Green.
Still consulting our map, we are inclined 10
the opinion that the immediate occupation Of
those important railway lines Of East Tennessee
by strong column from the forces Of General
Buell. would be more damaging to the rebels
than our occupation of Columbus, Memphis or
Nashville; because the bulk of the subsistence
Of the rebel army on the Potomac is drawn
from the grain producing districts which find
their outlet eastward through East Tennessee.
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MIsCEILANEous NEWS.

The rebel Provisional Congress, In the last week
of December, made the following appropriations
for the year ending on the 18th Of the present
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the land to establish its Independence. But
England's persistent neutrality, and Somerset,
Fort Henry, Roanoke Island and Fort Donel-
son, have put an end to all these delusiors.
Tho bankruptcy of our loyal States is tho
iast hope of Davis; but his hearers must have
been disgusted with his impudence in referring
20 the bankruptcy of the Union, when Confede-
.ate shinpsasters, even at Richmond, are at
forty per cent discount. We think it very
probable that immediately after the delivery
OF bis inaugural Davis called council of war
to consult upon the ways and means for the
transfer of his Potomac army and permanent
government" FROM Richmond back again to
Montgomery.
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TRIPLE HEET.
New York, Wednesday, February 30, lssa
DAILY CIRCULATION OF THE NEW YORK HERALD

The above figures, which can be verified from
our books. give the circulation of the New YoRx
HkEALD for the week just past. We believe that
itmore than equals the aggregate circulation of all
the other daily papers in this city and of course it
vantages which the HERALD sfords 10 advertisers
ARE snlf- -ev;dent
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BAREUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM. Bresdway-Cox
NUrr-LvISa HiProPorAsUs, WHALK. Sc, at ali hJurs.-
Os0isA afternoon aud ,venns
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aag- We were pleased to receive call y,

bag We were pleased to receive call yea
terday from our old iellow.citizen Lieut.. Col
B. r. Moore. who has been absent with his
regiment. the 9th Tennessee, for sixteen
months. He returns in advance Of his regi-
ment, which will be here ina few days lie
has seen active service and been under fire
several times since last at home. AT Batou
Rouge, La the 10Th Tennessee rendered ef
iectiye service and we believe Lieut. Col
Moore was in command Of brigade at thai
ume
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GENERAL ORDERS NO. 8

thilAnuoRo, fenn., Srpt g. 1888
T. Msjlr john l. Il ok IA N pp0ineA spscial aid
10 the Governor aud !, N tueted 70 see flat ihe en-.
olmg officer % the Reserved Military Iorps IN tho
Eastern Division " thn State lruceed 20 Enroll ~
those subject "a the nuyhiO VI an set .. Congress
approved April ne 1862, eutittd"An act 80 lafihg!
provide lor ths plIic da -icop rle snrollmens %
cpnsrpts gGler said act u tcngrfsa VIII be naoo NJ
conformity to the General tlldem Of tlo War brpalt
mpnt under the Nperinlehdtuce " Col " y. Blake.
q. 4. A., who has bean detailed for tia. Hsryiss ~
tennessee.
II. The Judgea or Chaivmcn 81 the COnntyCnarn IN
the Eastern Nv NiUn ct lie tate Will hume da,ey Ap
puint competent persops IN earh civil D'slrict, ward
b town OF tbei respective Counties 80 iake aud mahs
an enrolment OF all who are rbeut % he prov
OF said act Of Congress the port Of nhpm will b. inl'
medistey made upon comptsiiOn " lth y, y. Blake.
at Knoxville, tennessee
H. said eurolllug officers wiliala, enrOn al per,
Sons who are ever ihty.nye and urqer iotgsnse
years OF age. and All ihoae who are over iy avs and
under fltytye yoais ~ age. and spr~aid report ~
thea WITH 4, plcGte liz Of the evnslrip's, " TIE
Adjutant Gsaera! pi the Stste.
BY commune u lsH Nv q. II .aRis,
v.sr ~.
W. C. WHirghoRsB.
AdJt Gent
Cleaysldnd Benner. Athena pysl, Nm xvii's Eegls
ter aud ireenyilIe Bauner copy. sepla
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OtflC.. RsIRLIilNs pEpAi 49,,
KN0xvllLE. TESS.

'0RpERs
an person liable TO CONSUMPTION 5nicr tie AT u
Congress afprpved prll let9, lsGl will b ahowea
uuti the 5th OF tber 70 ynlaale n any particular
company In the srtvise ofihp Cahfedelat. \. tsa
Such persUfS will present themselves 10 size ,nia
Hing officer within he di'ict or county 10 which ihey
belong AID enrolled yh'Ri GERS. hy ppseasiaE
themselves At this tice they will BE- enfo ed here.
The enrolling ussaers sill nuke out the enrolment
Of volunteers IN duplicate and furnished this of {
with the rolls - soon as they be completed They
will also mrpigh The volunteers with a tgusrlpi
ff,m the rolls giving his description aud rolmeni
duly signed apa certified, and direct HE vlnnteer 10
port vita the same at sls Office. Under tue sol
umn Of "lemarks" on tie enrolment, tue Qllecr will
note the comptsy aud regiment to wiicn tbs voun,
tepr desires 10 be attached
on presenting the de4iripilge list TO any Quarter
master the yoluisser viii be furnished with tsmspo.
tathin to KnOxfsIle,
The cOifeciRe@-f all enrollmenls will 1e cerlhed
to 10y The eulOfAissss:ster.
E, d. BLAKE, Iisnt Col. G. q. A.,
sep9s 4w Snpt Enrolling Dept.
"a. chattanooga Rebel. 0reehyille Banner, Athens
Post Ceaveland Bonner and Bristol Advocate copy.
aAd send bill to Superintendent u Enrolling Depart
ment,
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This regiment IL now on IL and WI - al
chatsabopga 3, afw days ~ "a rs AID mea be
agins tb,4eEo. BcR Ia Fast Tsaressse will collect
al tais plAce forthwith ard without delay, Tho.e
men of tie egis EFT who are absent i.out lea'e OF
who We connected themselves eih other cen
inands may saw. themselves from certain and severe
,,enalties by : pros bsdience to this call
TIE ranks Of tiis rog meni have been grestly thin
ned BY sixteen mouths active and hard aersive Re-
cruits are wanted lor all the companies.
u. +. MOoRE, Lieut.. Col.
esug4s Isth Tenn Eegi.
o. ksoXyille Register copy, ana send bill to this
q Neg.
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Notice.

ny order o. the Commlssiry General Z. y A the
ID Undersigned viii receive at his oit .. Coluhblls'
,ia sealed proposals. Dr thu mannactue oi kzo OO0l
weuty live thonsand bbs. wiiskey.
The article 10 be proof, pure corn whilsey suitable
tr The army put up IA GOD herchntabe barrels and
delivered at suiabe depols, railroads ana rivers
With The State OF Georgia connecting VIVA Tue pres
a. great thronlrhtares Of the Con edoraie sta es
Bids or proposals viii be received up 70 LIST Octo
ber.
Nopropasal or lid will &c received for less amount
tran (sOlu) Ave thousand bbs., and each contractor
rq ned ti~taniah as above tl'bthl one al'h OF q.
mount contracted rnnnthly.
Cuod aud sufficient binds will I've required for TIE
faithful mud prompt execution contracts N accord
ance With the regulations Of the Confederate st.ses
a. "a. AkiEN,
f.rl.r,lna Ga Sept ls-2w Capt y A, q. g.
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rrnm MnmrorasyllLr. 49,.

We are indebted to Mr. John A. Fisher
C shier OF the nix Of Tennessee, for the fol
lowing extract 81 a letter received by him from
McMinnville, dated I'D inst. It can be relied
on;
Il have just returned from Mumfordswlie
KY. While there saw 5000 Yankees lay
dowa their arms and surrender. Yankees,
about 1000 are still at Nashville, and VIC in
tend 10 keep them there, till = ~
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BUELL. CGNsuRED- correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette in BueIlA army, wiring
from Decherd, Tenn, says
Gen 6nO has made his name byword
and hissing IN every loyal soldiers mouth
aud a sweet sound to rebel ears Every naito
from Corinth 10 stephenson. along our line ot
march, worships him. " NJ Buell. is d gen,le.
man, we will speak 10 him Y /" Mr. Buell. paws
as our prices not the low rates Of your GOV.
crnmcnt !" Mr. isnel win hunt up our nig
gers ~. Mr. Buell. win make yon hnd our
horses These and thousands Of similar ex.
pressions are hurled 1t loyal officers every day
If they do not choose Ia degrade themselves
by serving rebels, Said prominent citizen
|of Florence 70 one Of our officers, Cen. Buell.
could travel the Whole South, and be warmly
welcomed. II he would only leave the army
Il this be not disgrace. be not iniamy tor a
Union general in Heavens name what ia ds.
graceful, what 10 infamy? His coneiliatory
policy has virtually become one gigantic pros
tilution OF the UnionaIny 70 the rebel interest
until tho hearts Of both officers and soldiers
sank wiihn them, and the army was dis
cpuaged and iIs spir;, broken and last ebbing
away.
The same writer says the troops were on
half ratiOns, and Buell. had scizsd an the cattle
ia tho country. Tom Criucaden, scbo6pii
Mccook and Thomas are with Buell..
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70 rnE LADIES By'reference 70 our adyer-
Using co uins it viii ~ seen that c pit. Pc
den. our gallant Provost Marshal, has issued
AN order directly concerning the ladies' II
Chattanooga. The police gllard are forbid
from demanding passes Of theta in future. =
So they can now go visiting and shopping
without having to show their papers.
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Air AccuRDike to APPOINTMENT The Rich.
mond Examiner says, az coming from A source
entitled 10 some credit that Gen Lee several
days previous 70 the battle ce last Sunday. in.
iercepted despatch from Mcclellan 70 Cen.
Niles che commander at Harpers Fcrfy, and
nado his arrangements accordingly. n. II.
Hill was ordered to engage Mcclellan and ~.
lard his advance. until Jackson and A. n. Hill
sbsnld have disposed Of ilnpers Ferry. III
to the latest advicea every thing had worked
70 the cntire satieisction Of ouf commandrig
General
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Al f)yArr oF floH. VIZ. 3. AsnE. - Hon. VIM. s,
Asha died on SUNDAY night last. ia. Wilming
ton. OF The wounds received from The collision
cf Tho nn,il tram with HE hand carhe wae 10,
iiehad represented New Hanover county in
che Senate the Wilmington Diairict III Con
Ggens. and was pTeedent az the time Of his
death lie was IN his Goth year lie was a
genial, handkerchief gentleman, aud hia death
j. dopored BY . large circle Of friends, Ra-
leIaA Raqlssst.
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Orders Commander Of The Post.
HEAtQeARrsRs @. +. Fonces,
Chattanooga Sept. I'D. 1862.

SPECIAL ORDERS,
l. 10 order to facilitate oficera and soldiers anx.
ious TO join their comman Ia il Is ordered as t0llows
II. Il officers aud soldiers arriving &C GhatianoO'
"a will report to Major 81. Paul 81 the amp Of D'
recon.n surgeons aud sssstsnts will report to Sur
geop Fleweyn. Mecira Director Qa'rtermasters
aud assstns will report TO Major Thomas, Post
Quartetinaster Commissarys ahd assistants viii re
lolt to Capt. Francis, Post Commissary
Ill, The men in Camp Of Direction will be divide
into three temporary divisions 10 wit;
Th0se bGlonging u Bnckner and Anderson's divls-
ions will constitute The right wing; those belonging
t. wAhps Chealham and KIRBY smiths divisions.
will constitute the elt wing. TIE cavalry, mounted
and dIsmourtsd, ana the artillery wlecnstituie the
reserfe,
~. Captains Or Tieutenauts Of Companies, be-
longGg 20 either Of THESE two divisional VIII upon re-.
ofiing 10 the Commander ~ amp Direction. De au
tAoflzed 10 ehrp from amongst the men Of tlinse fc
spectve divisions companies Of not iesa tran ~ men
lid 10 report the narss q the officers Of said mpa,
uies % the Camp Commander.
" AsrOon = said companies are iorni@A they
viii be armed aud cqHpped, and forwarded 10 knrx
VI lie there to report az follows;
Thpse belonging 70 thu right wing 20 the f1icei
cmm nNiug the right baualpn Of the igt brigade
comm. ided b, ~ Col Whitfield aud those belong
ing TO the len wing 10 the nicer commanding the Il
wfc o. said brigade.
VI, ihe artillery and cavalry vii report TO Lieut..
Col. Withheld Tor unher udars
VII Acinmis-ionfd rifcsr will he d tailed 10 OK
mime he passes ~ ~ persons leaving Chnitnoog
by the heien' riilr ais. Any I'D er or soldier lea
yuF without pl-s rom these lie dqnarIefs vii be
rested aud ordered report TO The Provost Mar
sha.
~ command o' Alex. wcKostry Col. commdg.
JOHN l. CHANDLER
se24-tf A.A. A. Gent.
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ROBERT HIGGINS PORTER, youngest son OF
q. {. anu NJ. h. Potter issiuents IL DeKaib county
Ala died OF intermittent lever August islh, 1907.
Grirve not, dear parents. brother, sisters and rela
tives although the flower you nursed with such teu-
der Affection be faded early from your view. lis
blooming nov "a Heaven He was too lovely aud pure
lol world like this. hen weep not, forhe has gone
IRON the evil TO cone. Though you shall never moe
On earth behold lhore deep bite eyes 50 full OF light
aud love NOR lear again that gentle voice, that la,
so often chcsrcd y,ur weary, care worn hearts, re
memter all IL well with The child.' His sphit Is
moi where you lett his body lying serenely beautiful
even in death" Though the lonely winds Of autumn
are signing around that lonely spot md the cold aud
chilly lro Is OF winter shalt soon cover that newly
made grave, think not your darling boy ID there. MOL
tor
. lie Is now an angel, and with the angels stand,
A crown upon Lis forehead, aud harp within his
land.p
Pareuts and relatives ALL let US be also ready and
prepare to meet God and the darling angel Bob5s
IN TINT land where parting Is known no more,
" Beneath the stone In sweet repUse
Il Laid mothers dearest pride,
A nower that scarce had walked to life
And Ign aud beauty ere it died
God in hi wisdom bus recalled
The precious boom his love had given,
And though the casket mnaiders h re,
The gem is rpurkllng now IN heaven
Ann.
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school Malice,

THh undersigned Will commences the teeaal zee
L slon Of his suhnol IN lle Cumberland Chmea 9ssh
day NJ present n1uth lie hopes 30 inetS u e0ptIns
alton OF the liberal patronage with which the sytsua
nifty has iSvned him In the past.
lEHas; Elementary branches pea i've mpa u.s. ~ "
Sciences, Geography, English Grammar, %c,,. 4 %
One,hat ~ aiyiice, the other ~ - middle " TIE
session. Both Buys aud girls Will hy received
CHATTANOOGA sep. 5th In A. TEMPLkfUN
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Valuable summer Residence
gslDak MARsE.

n COATED about 81 miles from chatspoors, con.
A tanning three hundfel and thirty eight @1ct 81
snd: seventy ~ eighty u nc abnyo are rlehIsi.
There h o The Mace eo.d sprlns pg free ptVne wa
ter. also an nrrhard ~ nng trees u aiiagh every
saiiely NJ fruit, smphg them Hre o7er lundrrd
dwarf pear ttere. The houses nre Al nfw. Any one
desiring such property oNn learu the ierns Nv apply
ing % r. HOPPER Or w, u. fDuf WY,
nanIV- ANfffN.
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u 11ANNNIIFh 1FhNN " NNINHhf n
Chattanooga, Avg. %, leea
GENERAL ORDER.
No. &.
The necessity ~ ormng our gallG troops wha sss
uow returning irrm Northern pf!sans, aud The new ~
cFdls which are beng bgoug TO the sed tsudsrs it
impossible To procure arms Tor r a'ate ioise
The Confederate army n0w being Va our midst. the
authorities auSousy desire e III The thiened rSaka "
Tennessee reEis 20 the maximum, and Il Ia believed
that the gIts, body OF our people who are willing IL
volunteer will carol themselves With tber iends and
kindred already in tie selycs.
The Governor 10 lhereiire compelled " Suspend AL
effort 10 organize q state CorIs,
General orders No and are eounlermandsd.-~
lhr commanding Oh ers OF cops already org4nifed
will return THEN master rolls TO the AdIutant UensrsL
4 the State and report flr special rdera.
Ny command Of (hVcgaor
lSHAM q. ilARRiE
". c. wRlrrnoEsE, Adi't 0enl.
Napgl fh IS
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26Ta TENNESSEE REorMEST VOLUNTEERS, -
The many friends Of this gallant regiment will
be glad to hear that it is shortly expected to
arrive here. The 26th Tennessee, Col. J. NJ
LliIard was captured at Fort Dopelson, 10th
Feb. 1862 and was among the exchanged pris.
ouers recently arrived AZ vicksburg. A. 4.
Foster informs rs that eight companies have
arrived at jackson, Miss. and that when the
other two JOIN them, they viii Immediately
come up and 80 into camp near Tynere Sta
tion to reorganze and recruit The health Of
the regiment we are pleased to announce, is
good
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UsEyuL TO HoUsFKEFPEas --Recent expari
menIs IN more than Que lamiiyin This ciiy, have
established the TACT that tho plant commonly
known as water pepper" or "emart weed
which insy now be found In abundance along
our dilcheA, roada, lines and barn yards ii Ill
efrctual and certain destroyer Of the bed bug.
A strong ,iecoction 10 made 81 Vie herb, and
The places Infested waslicd thoroughly with III
Fhe plant may also. with much advantage, be
stuffed "a Tive cracks and corners Of tie room,
Aldrrberry leaves laid npon the shelves Of q
safe OF cupboard will also drive away ruarles
and ants while tho common house hy viii not
even venture within smelling Distance OF tlicui.
Ihcae ample remedies should be extensively
uaad y LKAckbnfa R.nNb
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10 Volunteers.

THE JACKSON ARrlLbtRY tGapt. DguE's Bat
| ter, fruin leoreu uaylng just reviewed an acces.
son If two RiPLep piings I, their Battery, wilire
,eive ahle.bo. led and naral men % man theln
All tiiat have mol been enrolled aud VIII pass me
Surgeons examination VIII De rad $50 boan'y TINS
Bstroiy lsiu q h axeys Brigade stationed y Dat
,n Capt q A. iURB,
.eptlglws Battle Cieek Tenn
N. my desired infrinatl q ~ regard Y 'hr
company viii b. iurpiSt.d 5S salng % Mos BIaas
lhattaIlnngh
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Masonic EINALB INSTITUTE.
CLEVELAND, TENN,
Rev. j. N Bradshaw. Principal.

THE next Session Of this Institute will commence
on Mondey the Isl diy OF September next, under
the direction aud professionally Of The Rev MI BRAD
haw. who has hfl Charge Of II fOr the last Ten
mouths.
The 1rraisc4 In making this announcement would
most especially appeal TO all citizens who have
dangtos o. educate 60 send them 10 this institutions
Mr. Bradshaw has had charge OF The school for Tue
AT tea months during which time I've hts rendered
ample ana W. might say. uniyeraalaatlsacton 70 bs
Trustees, patrons and papls. There never was BIT
ten tiMe for men ~ cdncUte their lighters than now
-mcasy is plenty everything finer rases bears
w1 prices. aud the Tuition 70 THE Bchpols he same
that Il was wuen everything was AZ low hgucs,.
yhat exerss caa there he now fir 9 nan VIM neg"
ecls to eetcats-hi4 daughier None Berauss hs,e
4, Cleveland sltiy beatty, we have ~ lna We
vita an excellent instructor. aided b. sufficient corp
d Asssfas's a. instruct all whe mas favor i WIN
lh-ir patronage Let me aud ,dl pa their atalar
he wheel and build No ~ \ Nhpll ~ viii br ~
Jicalcul bis beeit 10 and eihpn0r 70 ouf iD@h -
" have tn building and so hsye she Tea hets I've
bain,e deyolvsr upon he people. We hope 'h'y iaH)
iotly perform th.ir iuiy
Tie TraNees sre thinkiol 70 the citaen' fos The
pair rage bestowed pa Ar Bred-haw herese.e
n 4 me ratio know that aYder Ais nsmniflatN =
he lcat'iuiian mas nf ipat any0 me s.Fs y up
iatl5n il ,a,ttlned 10 ne tier ~ " ths Heptb
IA