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E00 DOLLARS RgMARD.-Raa auay M -
| eyVV .see.ibs % Tuesday nsnieUs I've aAgps
women and q child.
.s . s.s s s:s. e 3. g: :s - =;
Her child y . boy three asd . ~ ysass Cd, "a
sarah u stSae venaa. Il sinewbvsaA so,ss. 4,
Vii r.y 1 u. aS!vs ssssrs a. ~ lss sse.
thres ne9foss 70 ~, a SzSo fbf Gnsah al ~ ~
amount Sss Martha ana child.
Dc 3t-WA w CLAnKeON8s
|AN1 Hanered l0iIa1s Reward.-ksa o. TO-
~ Richard Mooss's, o. the Meadow Bridgs rs1a'
goes BY tho psme Of Loensy. Hs sbout 10 yen
old, very hlnek, and hes IN old leok fog NJ ASk -
shout I'VE feet high, md has been ssiliag n ~ s
sbove reward for hs delivery 70 = o. sooissnssY
s Isl E. him. '4 sss ,' nsCs. !
THRES Hundred Dollar 8sWsfd. -kss 51a;,
L from the undersigned o. Saturday night 10
my negro woman Martha cd ~ ehiM Nasaia =
and generally dresses b btek. uasnis = bsiehi
mulattos about - yeaU old. ! have svesy reosoa
% believe that the above negroes ass 6ysG 70 nake
sss e ss sss az :: a 81, . s
With them. I viii give ~ shove reward for ~
arrest and delivery 70 ne q ~ shove named o
groeo. or ESQ for either one Of tAe0. or they a
Do So-sts RIB fYLER, LAbessissy. .
O0N DOlLAlus R1WAkD-Wll 8 pa %
ZUVIth the apprehension Of Hannah, who ran ava
from the service Of v Case, Of 1icAmoud, Dc. o1
hid servant II n gingerbread color uppsf tessh d
IN front; about feet 10 inches high, and about
o. 30 years old. Che had on An old plaid dress ~
. red and green shawl. Shs y supposed 10 b nat
ipg her way 70 NathewB county q the Yankee NneG
Information 70 be !eft with Davis, q Mln, Dtel
Jason Cos, Franklin sk. H WALL.
de 8O>9ts J
LTIFTY Dollars kewasd.-Eifsy dollars reward :
offered for the appreciation Of my nan n "a
who worked on the Notifications near RicAmoa1N
and on the day the hands took the caTs f0e LJnesf
burg he was missing He b copper -colosed HefYSl
six feet high, was raised IN Nanssmond couutv, 49,
has wife there For bin safe delivery h aSy 80
or 70 Tyler Son, Richmond, I win pay The a1esa1
reward. [de 2o-st'l g NOON
En DOLLARS rsward.-Ranaway, abols ~
eD\J weeks ago, . negTos0on named kviae. Isl
vine about Is years Oh - aask gingosbfseA ee36s
about fees inches hiG6, heavily butlt, and rous4
shUuidercd. He wears lang drab sack coat, stask(
mers confused, and PROBABLY has hired himself
Richmond. The above reward viii be paid @ 3
delivery 70 Lee & james, Richmond.
do l6-lawss' RICIfD M01Rfss
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HORSES, de-, FOR SALE.

HORSES, de-, FOR SALE
HORSE for sale. ..Black Hawk" . superb jet
IL black st:llion. young and in fine condition.oy
mare: Apply to JOHN VAN LEW,
n OR Sale-One very limo black horse, q req years
Il old, suitable for family or cavelry OF farming
purposes. Also, bay horse, medium q ~, eight
years Old very fast trOtter, and suitable f0 lady
or children to drive. Warranted sound aud reliable.
Apply 1t Stall No 80 old market.
do 29-att JOHN DAYLY.
II OK kENT-iarge Tobacco factory.-Thv large
Tobacco Factory on Main street, just bessvv the
Messn Hxrdgroves Factory. This factory = l9O
feet long and 10 feet wide, with house, ser
vants' house with four rooms. work shop, and 10
suppliod With water andgas Possession given lat
January 1864. Applyto ED EACHO.
EOR SAl.E-sA ane sorrei Horse, elk years ola. He
= can be seen al Hx's stable, on leth ct, between
aain and Cary. Apply at the Secession Bar and
I1OR sALE--I have for eaIa : splendid Mare, six
II years old, that rides we'll ana works well any
WHARF. che can be seen by calling at my stall IN
---.---------
EO1 9ALE-Aa elegant RoassVupd Piano. Apply
II y Mr. WATKINHS. Grace sfFeet, hslveen Sd
snd -, ioustA Aoef from The cdrnse At lsh.
4 lAAD CLOTHING. 1--WE ase NsanfactnriaG ard
furnishing u order, en sAot1 snetice Filleljp0
Gard Galehtn&s Dode ~ very bsSt t9pnsted W1fe,A
WA ~ chesper - faclorise havihS 0osaAnset
coastee6 Oa1er W hnaAl ~, Aeeknaeta4 Na@1h.
8. 1nAp, klssN . Il. &c:
- n -
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b. W. H. F6scle, Sons d Co., ducts.
mos. 1l6 and 118 Main ct.

~ ". II. FOa6le, 0U5aS @ CO., dUC0.
Nos. 116 and 118 Main ct.
A UCTION SALE --On Tuesday. 9Th January, Ut
IA 10 O'Clock, We tllall ofIor q large and varied
assortment Of freshly imported goods, among them
1900 pairs No 10 cotton cArds
French calfskne
French corscts
Ladies, shOe5
State buttons skirt braid
Particulars here after.
VIM II FOWLE, SONS co,
de 30-A AuctioncerS.
TOR SALE-A Pew In DIR Hoge's ChuFch.-Psw
No 81, in tine eecond Presbyterian Church,
(Rev DR. Hcgs'e) will be sold ct auction On Friday,
the LIST day ofJanuaty, 1854, at o'cleck p II.
de 3O-Stf
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NEGROES FOR SALEAND HIRE


DOR Hire-A No l Baker has been hired at 0anc.
= raj Hospital No for two years and can come
we'll recommended Also, one good Shoem ker
Apply Immediately to A l. SHEPHERD,
Post Commissary's Office, 81 Pearl st.
de 3l--3tt
E>OR lire-A good Cook, Washer and Ironer-
IL Apply at the southwest corner OF Broad al d
24th SITS, Church Hill de 3l-2tA
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By HUI, Dickinsoss d Co., Amct'ra
GIVEN NEGROES for sais.-ogvll BE- sold 1t the
- auction rooms Of Hill, Dielisson . Co. on Non
day, the 4th day Of January, 1884, ct 10 0'clocl,
seven likely Negroes, consisting Of fouE msn, oas
woman, aud two children; all sold for no hult,
but to effect division Of IN estate
FRIEND, Comm,r,
do 20 Ard Amir Of + Friend. deed.
VTALUABLH AibemafIs Land, stock. Or. p,
y Farming Utensils, and Household Iurnf IRE,
at auction. VIII be sold ut public auction. on the
premises, on Tuesday, the sth Of January, 1854 the
Farm on which now reside, conta1nine COO acrsA
situated In the county Of AlbemA1ls four miles
north Of Scottsvils, on Hardware river, an1 . T.
joining the lands Of Isaac B BaSksisle, John l.
Dawson, and others. There are $50 acres Of this
land cleared and under coed lencirg the rsnaining
$50 acres heavily tmbsred. Thsrs are on this farm
two dwelling houses, with oil the usual outb build
iags, together with tobacco houses, carriage hoose
lee housa, "a: There hsvs hssa fesdsd this AL
eighty four bushsls winter oaas and 0fes0 b0oh0s
wheat Much Il the kll fhliowlse foe cora p a.
realy colnpl, ted
At the same time win b soil several horses ,eow~
cslves Alb ut 6fty barrels corn one hundred % tWO
hundred bushels winter eats, all The Ghucks, top
and blade fodder, wheat straw, 10.
Also, al the farming utenstls and housshol4 far
ntture. fds 29-0J BOnNNE.
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w. RICHMOND Philharmonic Association L.
~ There will be rehearsal at the rooms Of tile
President Of the Association Main, Pearl ct,
over Gardner, Carlton Cos on this Crhursday)
evening, at o'clock. large and punctual q,
tendance Is requested SiNTON, SsGy.
de3l-1tA
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~ Iansss n. Taylor, Aste9'r.

1.-TWO Story nick Sh6p % The eeeuse u 0rsea
III and 10th streets, for als a aaceion.--Will b
cola on Monday, the lth day Il January. 1854, On
the premises, q az O'Clock p \, Tho Brick shop,
two stories high, With large ahed attached, aAout
20 feet long, formerly used By NeesEs Peas1oa &
ground rcut ths Lease for which win expiss a ~
-, togethcr with All tho benches, sash, blinds. .
lot Of hardware and timber.
do 30 JAS y TAYLOR, Auct'r.
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BIZ Redwood d Phillips, Aucts.,
"a Main street.

WYE will sell at auction, 18th street, between
wv lain and Franklin, on Friday morning, lst
Jauuary, commencing at 10 O'Clock
Lot Of panel doors, y ahd 2 inches
f" Old each with glass
" white pine plank
I" black walnut and mahogany for rails
&C picks aud sh0ves, &c
:" white chalk, rope, and old iron
Office stove.
nrst-rste harness horse, reliable aud sound IN
every respect
Every fne horses.
REDWOOD PHILLIPS, Aucs'ra.
do 80 81 Main stYeet.
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By Goddtn & Appsrsop, Aucts,

ERAME Tenement on the east side Of 25th street,
adjoining Leigh Street Baptist Church, for sale
at ancion.-Win be sold at auction, on the premises
the framed dwelling located a. above. now occupied
by Mr.. Lemusl Nunnally 1t HIS four rooms, be.
sides well Of good water in the yard. Possession
given ut cpoe
TERHs.-Caeh or credit, as the purchaser may
prefer. Ths taxes for 1864 to be paid by the pur.
chaser. GODDIN APPEKeON,
de 30 Auctioneers.
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TOR RENT-Whh Board, . peasant furnished
Room, ON 9th street, between Franklin and
Grace, west side, next to the lecture room Of the
Presbyterian Church. de Sl-2tf
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PIEDMONT K II, Chief Engineer Office, I
Danville. Dec 5th. 1865.


" ANTED.Lsborers.-1 wish to hus two hun.
w dred able odied negroes to work upon this
railroad. They will be exclusively urdsr the care
and direction OF the Company. and preparations
food, and proper medical attention. The work to be
done by them lies about half way between Danvills
and Greensboro, c. In healthy country. and a.
secure from raids g any 70 b. fouod. For suoh
month, the owner clothing the hand; for we'll
grown boys, 426 per nonth-$3O0 per anpum, the
Company furnishlng the usual cl thing S2o0 for
the cx mons iron zoe on 10 ia 70
$50 per month, or 800 per annum, f.r negro car
penters. will also give employment, during good
behavior, to overssers Who can bring with them to
Qualifications and these hands may be worked an
der them il preferred. For such service will pay
$50 per month ard board. TO any person who win
collect and bring into this Office force Of negro
hired for the year, or half ysar.on the above terms
wiilp:y bonus Of go per capita, for s.ch hand
dsi7-t,cJ Capt EDgr., Chief xnsr RR
WANTED-TweHty good negro Golfers, 70 work
W In our mines on Dan river, thirty miles west
Of DanviIls, In nockiugham county. G. Our
from eas. The healthy ; healthy. and - sals q
any II tbs ConSedsfacy. Owners a such hands
E0.la % vsr 70 apply . rs IL lsssoe, o. z ;ttsr
= a. .i ssNs;J.. JONES ZEAL
" Aa1sD.Ts .y ossE .s, P Pc s re-. ::
ataa;yazd I4sy en- eink Z yard Q. the nsst nod
err plan. eat6SetorY us5svvnes given = = shat-
aetsf end ahlkty. Address - B CT 1ox 81 lJch-
mon0 R0stV1eo g s0-eeaeef
TX11NfED~1O hlss o. paEOhass : tsllasle nslss.
- fsshss. VI Dlnalir, 49, e NJ 8 ga
: as5asZnss. s.ssssss ~.
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H CAPTAINS Of companies from Richmond
~ who have furnished the Committee OF the
Council with list Of articles required by their re-.
spective companies, will, II possible, detail one
member to receive whatever may be ready for dis.
tributi0n JAS A SCOTT,
dc 20-St Chairman OF the Committee.
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~ NOTICE Tho members ef Shockos Hill
~ Division, No 81, Sons OF Temperance, are re-
Quested to meet at the flee Of De Trent, south.
east corner Of Marshall aud 9TH streets. on Friday
evening, January 1se, lt64, at ~ O'Clock, Tor the
purpose Of recognizing and doing their duty.
By order CT the w p.
de 3l-1tt A HUGHES, r s.
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BOARDING.

BUA71UzNH,
DOARDlNG.-Af few gentlemen can obtain Board
ID and pleasant rooms If early application be
made at the southeast corner Of lst ana Canal sts
de Slit
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~ TO the Soldiers and Refugees Of Norfolk -
~ DR. j SIMKINS having consented to be-
come . candidate for the vacancy Ia the Virginia
etsts Senate, caused by the resignation of W 4
Taylor Esq, let Us show our appreciation of his
abilities and elect him all opposition. He is
the man for the times.
de 25-6tt MANY REFuaEEs FROM NORFOLK.
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WANTED-A Boy TO attend in a billiard saloon;
W one competent to keep cucs, &c in order. Ap-
ply at Secession Club Rooms, No 147 Main st.
de 3O-4tf
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"ANTED-An active, industrious Man. exempt
w from n ltary duty, tosuperintend factory
where the work is light. Apply Immediately to
We WEBB Il co,
de 30-Nt. M nchester Soap Works.
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NPGRAND BENEeIT-EA
TO TIE
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS
IN THE HOSPITALS.

RICHAOND, December ~, I6oo.
r. D'Orsay Ogden
SIR-The undersigned have learned wisn pleasure
that Won have in sympathy with the liberal spiri
prevailing 10 this city, determined to present int
sick and wounded In the hospitals or the city, as
stNew Years Gift" the proceeds Of the entertain
ment at tho New Richmond Theatre on New years
Eve.
We address you this note to express our earnest
desire that your efforts may be crowned with signal
SUCCESS, and, in advance, 10 tender 10 the manage
ment our Acknowledgements for this additional eyi
dence Of the generous patriotism which pervadcs
rftv
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WANTED-To hire, q good COOK; to do also part of
w the washing ami ironing for q email family
Apply 10 DR. JOYNES, Franklin st, Sd door above
18th st. dc 2Q-0iA
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ASSISTANT QUARTERNAsrER'S OFFICS,
% Pearl street, Richmond.
WI ANTED-50 Teamsteys for Government wag.
Nv on trains, running TO and from Richmond
and the adjoining counties. Apply 70
HENRY HARVEY,
de 04-t1Jan Captain aad 40 n.
MI ANTED-Two men, not liable to military
w duty-one thoroughly oonversant with
aster and commisssry accounts; the other
to act Is Government agent 10 the purchase Of beef
cattle. Address Box 134 Danville, VI.
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN-On the nikht Of the 21st
/ ! inst, from my residence on Cary. between
Adams and Foushee SITS, bay Horse, with some
saddle marks and aknot on the left hind knee. from
being hurt. Also, Il the same time, Mare Mule.
will give reward Of so fer their return. or $40
for either Of them O II ALLEY.
de 23-dGs ScWStt
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TROrTiNG PARK
~ Great Pacing batch for 81 ,0CO aside
Mile heats. 10 harness. play or pay, On
THURSDAY, Dec 3lst.
Il Baker enters bay h0fsD Dutch Charley.
Baughan enters roam mare Julia.
Race to come off ut O'Clock.
Entrance on Petersburg Turnpike.
A6Gate fee 80. DT WARD. Proprietor.
do 3O--2tt
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y
NTOTiOI Night before Ia, vhile = the Metro
IN po.itan Hall, during The peefOsnaucs;l un.or
tuusssly dropped from my pocket On enve0pe dt
receed 20 Hon J. - Seddon. Secretary Of War @ {
A. coulatnng the ps titiOn q Mrs Pesmetia QuaI1s
praying the Becsetary q War TO exempt o. d. tail hel
son, , 2 Qsalls. % snperi1fend her farm, and th'
panied With hcf own and her sisters a5davts, also
the certincates Of the Meiicai Board, an army sur
eeou and two other physiclans, showing that said
B Quails b unit for military duty, and has alwAyl
heretofore been exempted from ouch duty and q
said papers entirely worthless to any person ex
Of win be 10 kind q % deliver them 10 Nr Brown
the proprietor OF said opera; myself at Kr Stokes's
the auct0Deer; or to Hon RObt Bridges, Represent
tive In CDngrses from G, at the Ballard House, Nc
81, aud he shall be rewarded for Kis kindness
Wh W DANIEL, OF Halifax NC.
na-Post- Office: Liltleton, N G. do Site
nNR Hunirei D Iars Reward Stolen fto76
~ my farm, near Rsedy Store, In Carosius CO.
on the night of the 18th inst, . small dark bay
horse Mule, In COED order; compsctly built I will
mule. The mule was Il sced a. far as Mt Carmel
Church, In tho upper part Of the county, aud sup.
posed to have been carried to Hanover county Any
Information concerning the niue addressed to W o
Dcgyett, Ruther Glenn, Caroline county, or to the
undersigned at Richmond, will bs thankfully re-
csived. (de 3i-4ti] JOHN BUTLER.
E.STRAY COWS.-Left the farm os Capt Jno God
~ din, on the Book turnpike, two miles above
Richmond, on Monday night, two Cows ard one
Heifer. One OF the COWS lie a large red and white,
with large ider; the other is small, black spotted
and the heifcr is beautiful pied color-al in good
order. They were seen on Tuesday morning near
the TOl'gate. A suitable reward will be raia for
such Information as will lead to their recovery.
de 3l-2t GODDIN h AprERjON.
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ana the Csntral Depot, brown cloth cape,
belonging to cloak. The 1ndsr will be literally
rswaFded BY leaving Il ct
WILLIAMSON CO'8, Aucts,
dA0l-d 1oQ Main street.
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DEWARD.-S,rsyed from ny residence, on
IL venable street, Union Hill, on Sunday, 9th
December, q Fight grayieh Cow, of L. &c frame
will give $50 for her safe delivery to me- or for posi-
tive Information that will lead to her recovery.
de 3l-2.s MARY Il CULLIN0WORTH.
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Tor SAlk-sA fne sorsei Horse, eix years ola. He
can be seen al Hlx's stable, on lolh st, between
9aiI and Cary. Apply at the Secession Bar and
billiard Saloon, No lat Main st. de 20-&"
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M OTICE.-Found or stolen by my boy, about
~ the 9Th of November. In SpotsylvaniG county,
black Mare, left hind foot white. No other
marks. The owner can get her by proving proper.
ty and paying for this advertisement,
VT CHANDLER,
de l4-lavSw SIGNAL Corpe Cavalry cofps9
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PROBATE COURT NOTICE.

Samuel Lang,lo administrator - ...f .-..
Of Joseph Langdon deceased;
JOHN Garlnger James streeer Tn the Probate Court r
. against g. Marshal county. for the
Anne Stumbo, samuel Lansd, n, ate of kansas.
Betty Wells, Mary HOrden, - % --'-' -
Charles Itng,lon. heirs aud cred. -ai 1d. 10
tors Of Joseph Langdon. .aHs.a.. .uilr.5rr
To Anne stum'o. samuel Lanedon, Betty Wells Mary
Woden Charles Langdon. heirs Of Joseh IAngdt n, and
to all thu creditors IT said Joseph Langcon and to all
persons n.or.sssi in said estate: 81 ~
NIO.lCE ishercby given that Samuel Iansdon Admin.
~ istrhtOr ot Joseph Langdon deceased John Gal lingrr
and James Stre-ter have fled the Ietitr the
Court of Ma sai County kabas pray wing that an order
certain Real Estate beoi ging said lying cling
in Marshall county, state If and described as fcl
Tvs, Wh TIE east half If the southeast quarter of sec
tim seventeen township i've. range eight; satis nUto
and mortgage gwen by joseph LangdOn in his lifetime,
John i,rinrr fur tn. sum ut hundred dollars. with
interest thereon from the I'D day Of May A. D. yt2 at the
per cent per and the alt 1t tho
southwest quarter AMI southwest quarter Of Southwest
quarter and s0uthca-t qusrro f northeast quart of
I9 township five. range eight, satisfy
n.tesml nt gwen by Joseph Langdon dcd in his
lifetime u James stree for the VI hundred
dollars. Nth from the In day Augu-t lsCD at
the rate of ~ perc mt an9un: AMI the suthwes; quar-
ter secricn .izteen tpwns range eight east aud
twenty tawnsp hve, range eight; together with the i'm
pIOy-BIeDts thereon.
The petitions will stand for hearing on the first day Of
next bier If saidCeurt which will he Monday
appear and show why said petifins souId
be granted and unless tl Contrary shown on that
lay beure said Court, Sn rr will beganfed to sell said
Real to pay the d hts Of sa d estate,
IL In test mony vi, repf hereby sign my name
L. anl ahx the seal Of said Court, this 10th day VI
j. BRuMBiUGB.
ni1- .si1a's4 ~ esi Probate Judge.
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
1864.

The New York Trbu first issued in 1S4l, in its
t~entysecord year IS otained both larger and more
Widely i,ffsed cir u an any other newspaper
utbisiad i America. Though 1t hss suffered,
with her Journals rom the volunteering and a-part
lie of tens Of tayusaus OF ts patrons to in the
War for Union its Circulation on the 9Th of December,
lo62 is a. tdlows Daily, 5o,l25; Semiweekly, E,25V;
Weekly 4s,UUU-ttal 4lJ.3.5.
Pre-emnenty jouraa of News and OF Literature, the
Tr.uae Ina. convictions which well character
zd the single word EnUbLICAN. IL is Republican in
hearty adhesion the great truth that God has made
Of one blood all nations of erubcan in its ASSET
the equal ana inalienable rights u! all men to- life
liberty, and the pursuit Of in IFS
steadiast earnest defiant hostility 10 every scheme and eff
TIE Slave Power from the Annexation OF rexas to
the great Rebellion to grasp the empire Of the New od
and wied the If country for Its
in its antagonism to the aristocrats
and desp the Old World who fondy hail in the perils
and suddenly thrust upon by their American
counterpart the overthrow and rGa Of.the Model Republic
Republican in its hope and trust its faith and effort that this
atr,cious Rebellion result in tes&pal overthrow
its ploters and the establishment OF eina rights and
equal laws thr aughout the whole extent ct our cathy
wherein Liberty and Union shall indie, 10 and in
seperxbl." henceforth and forever. '1
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The state Agricultural College.
CIRCULAR
CIRCULAR !
KANSAS STaTs AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
Manhattan. Kansas. July 2, th, 1868


The first term If This Institution as now or
gnnized by the authorities Of the State, under
Board OF experienced nd-.comPetent Profess
sJ,s aad teacaeIs, Will confluence september I'd
1863 and continue thirteen weeks. The De-
lari,uent of Music both vocal and instrumental
will sooi be organ Eel OF which notice will be
given in due lime.
Every los,.be effort will be made to max.
the fac lilies io., acquiring full and 'tiorouga
eiuca ion in this INSTITUTION equal 10 .'h.se o
any other in the country. las government wi.
be firm but mild and pfreatal Its aim iii be
to promote the highes welfare of the student.
ph, sca. mental anl mora. Fem Hes as vel.
as males viii be adm tie to al: inc nd santage-
Of the INSTITUTION. SPECIAL instruction. 10 tn So
preparing TO ieach al propee attention viii
be given 10 subjects REL lting 10 the Depa, tmrnt
OF agriculture. 4 cJnrse Ut lectures,on prac-
teal tarmi, e, and kindred subjects. from COM
retent men, may D. expected during rhe term.
The President of the lnstitutioa will lecture OH
important subjects. Prfessar j. e. >ciineIhy
iii lee. ure on Subjects Illustrated by the Mag C
lantern, inc uding astronomy, Natural Hi>ta-
ry, &c. Professor j. L. 6o.dnow or Inc. game,
Orgaric and 4grcl tn al chemistry.
RATE. OF TUITION,
Per Term of thirteen .cssis, to Be paid in odrance.
Common English branches, S4,Go
Higher Eng sh, .5lge5rs, Geometry,
Languages. &c. DIV
Music ON Melo con, 500
Pisuo. 1000
Incidental expenses, for fuel sweep-
ing and bell ringing, 20
Special EXERCISES Ia riding On hors' bsck,
Calisthenic>, Gymnastics. ETC, lending t. pro-
mote the health and manners of t"e student,
i viii De given without extra cnaige. Board liz
private families from 3 TO s. per week. Far
Their information can DE obtained by addressing
Ire President. :. - =.
JOSEPH DENNISON, Iresids~t,
r I'll. BAKER, Secy Board'v Aegents.
BOARD OF REaESTs.
His Excellency Thomas Carney Hon. ". W.
H.Lawrence, Secretary Of Stale; Hon. J.. Good
now, State Superintendent Public Instruction !;
Hon. Geo. ". Collamore; Judge l.. d. Bailey {;
Hon. D. P Lowe; Hon. Asel spsuld ng Rev.
J. G. Reaze,; II n. W. +. Weodw Hou. T.
H. Baker; Hon. s. d. Houston; Judge J. Piph-
err; Rev. DennisOn. >.
OFFICERS OF TIE BOARD.
Gov. THOMAS CARNEY. President
HOY. W. W. ii. LAWRENCE, F.te PrssiGemt,
HoX. THOS. II. BAKER. >scretdry
JuDGE JOHN PIPHER, Treasurer.