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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21
Funeral Services in Richmond.

Wednesday, ali the business houses closed and
notwithstanding the shone with unusual spendor
"a universal gloom oversI read the city. On of
Ithe doors the insignia of appeared, and Tags
dFaPed in mourning SUSPENDED from the houses.
THE he arts of the People sad for their great,
good President-the Of and from the people, was
dead-struck down suddenly by the hand Of the
sassin Funeral services held in most of the
churches, in Starr Hall, and at the No. Engine Hall
all were filed to overaowing showing that the popu
lar heart was indeed stirred do The last honors
one who honest aud true, in the discharge his
public duties, and who had endeared himself 20 them
BY his unswerv ng faithfuiness 10 liberty aud law.
At the Pear street IL. +. church, the Rev. Mr.
SINS the former pastor of that church. delivered an
address to crowded audience, which, for geauine
pathos heart elt and heartuttercd eloquence never
has been surpassed in city. II 10. made sF
II espty puioy truthful detail of good mans
life and services % hts country through the mmirent
dangers and perls that has envroned IT, and through
ghich God had permitted him 70 lead the American
People, from the day he first inaugu-ated as head
Of the Nation, down to the day Of his death.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21
The National Debt.

The official statement of the public
debt on the 3lst of March shows that
the amount outstanding bearing interes,
in coin is 81, 100, 36l ,24l, the interest
being S64,oi6,6SI. The amount bear
ing interest in lawful money is 1851,
o55, I2S, the interest being S3S, Sl9, 500.
Debt on which interest has censed. S34s,
40 Debt bearing no interest, $685.
1s9,2S7. Total amount outstanding g.
1885, s54.OT7 Total interest in law
full money and gold, S1o2, S36,53l.
The following is the amount OF legal
tender notes in circulation -
ope and two vssrs iye per notes sss. 522 $50
rh.teS states notes old issue, -s-....... 49, ~
Cnsted states notes. issue 432 SOS 465
Compound interest notes (act of March g.
1871 l..-....*ss-. 10 OOO Gee
CoInpoand interest notes act ~ June 90,
1893 IA. +14 ,8sa
Eotai'..s-..... ...............- se5s, 100 3Ss
The amount of fractional currency is
S2t,254,OS4. Unpaid acquisitions. a114,
256,5i9. Amount in the Treasury, 500,
ISLES
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

3g.C- The New York Store, under the able ccn8eet
'of cur friend P05UE, Is nov full operation, aud
FROM the crowds going in ard coming out, re
should judge that m is rvaIing its predecessor Of the
same name. which 6ogrishei So successfully auter
the rAnagemeatof the Messrs. JAeksoS Success,
say We. the -as, New YORK Cash Store" asrs is
Itbe place to buy LEGATSs, and DO mistake
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21
xz-- the Iadian apoils Joarnsi IL speak
ng of incompetence and the tax on liquor

! xz-- Ine Indianapolis Journsi AZ speak
Ling of intemperance and the tax on liquor
-ssFs H learn ts1 tbs friends GO
tea sera1-ee. IN cor xucups G. sac
reduction Of intemperance produced b..
1.-THE lax on liquors, intend 10 petitions
kCongress when il meets this summer, 81
increase the tax on whisky and other:
strong liquors from one TO two dollars
|per gallon more. No temperance move
kment ever had one half the effect Of.
Esunpressing intemperance as the present.
stax. 1t is estimated that under the ex
listing tax, from one half to three fourshsi
Hess liquor is consumed and as a natural
result, if the tax Is increased, therei
smust still be an additional reduction i'll
the consumption
~ PERSONS ADVANCES ~ L4Fs. an5 feeiHz tie
baud Of tune weighing heavily upon then, WAX all
CELEBRATED STOMACH BTFFEBS. an elixir tba1s
VIII insth neK life into heir VEINS restore il ID
measure, the aToT and emery of youthful DAYS
.buiii up t5eir shrunken faEEas, aud give health
and vigor their reTnziaiag wears. These Who aras
in the lsast afflicted With
DYsPEFSIA. AsrE, &
LANsUoa. NAUSEA.
any other Troublesome
ten. should pos hesitate avail themselves Of ID
benef. derived from this great reLl-1y.
For sale By Druggists and dealers generally, every
where. slim.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

SAFE OF 0hurcn property The thuTch
property known as the Hicksite Friends
Injecting house, situated At the lntersec
.tion of Franklin Street and Fort Wayne
sAyenne, has been purchased by HIRAM
lHAptsY, at 5000, and is to be used for
the accommodation Of Select School
I'VE learn that il is the intention to organ
(ize the School the first of October next,
THAT competent and experienced teachers
bare TO be employed and every provision
made, necessary for rend sriug Il, in all
prospects, the most desirable School in or
IcityAo prepare pupils. fcr business pa'E-
suits or ior entering upoa regular Col
Ilegiais course
Mr.. HapLEY's experience as an Edu-
Gator, and his Jealous devotion TO the
cause of popular education renders the
present enterprise one OF much promise.
IWetrust that lie may succeed in the ssE-
Idahie wcrk.-Tele2r.ps.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21
FEW REASONS WHY THE
AmE RiCAN WAT Oh
Is THE BEST.

ERiCAN WATCH
N Is THE BEST
D 1t is made the best principle, willie the foreign
watch is ganerally made principle at all. The
foreign watch is mostly made by and boys,
HANp. While their labor is cheap their work is dear
at any price. Such watches are made without plan,
and sold without guarantee. They are irregular ia
CONSTRUCTION, and quite as irregular in movement!
They designed only 70 sell, and the buyer IS the
party most thoroughly sold. Those who have kept
ancres" .'iepiaes and Swiss levers" protested
Srepair for few years VIII appreciate the truth Of our
statement.
4 THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH
Instead of being made of several hundred little
pieces screwed together, The body OF the American
W Itch is formed of SOLID PLATES. No jar inssT-
erss ish lie harmony OF is working andno sudden;
shock can throw its machinery out Of gear In riding
or any business pursuit is althed together firm
as single piece Of metal Ii is just what all ms
ehinery should be-
! LIST. ACCURATE. q. SIMPLE Sd. STRONG
I it'll. ECONOMICAL.
\ We NOS only secure CHEAPSEsS By our system;
| but QUALITY. We do 10. pretend that Watchi
can be bought for less money than the foreign make
eres, but that for It's real value is sold for oneha
1 the price.
OIh SULDtSk'S WATCH named n EileTy ]
IS what It's iRdicates-Sod, Substantial, and
always Reliable-warraEt to stand any oil
SNarchirg, Ridingor Fighting.
OUR NEXT HIGHER QUALITY OF WATCH
named P. s. Bartlett is similar N and general
appearance, but has jewels, and eiaboEa.e
finish.
y OR LADIES' WATCH, recently hrough. out, Is;
fput mp great variety of patterns, many of them
Of rare beauty and workmanship, is quits small, bG
Warranted TO kssp fiase-
I oUE YOUNG GESTLENAN'S WATCH is NEAT,
bet large and just the thing for the Poekst Of Youag
IL America.
j THE PROOF Of the merits If cur Watch may be!
found IN tie fact thAs employ bun
ired warkmen in factories, ard that still
unable supply the constantly increasing ca
u OUR H56EE-QUARTER PLATE ySArcH a
Ger and kssr than tie Others We have DESCRIBED rs
nne chroncres5 h<ssSee is dsl1catcly sGsiss 70 eor
reet sis VARIATION caused ~ changcsx tsHaPsRre
Th~ss satehes sre traits q the txtes-
= cAroncuastrv and are made ~ cur tess workman
- sssrste department Of fsStory- FoE he 7us
kespsas qEAhses they etaIlsage comparison ~Ii
he hsst rks Of the most faneas English and SWISS
slim
ROBBINS & APPLETON
v Agents far the American Ws-sasSsE PanY.
,ss BROADWAY. Ny.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21
Conamis. ss;o;ner's Sale.

Ill WStANT V decrQe q The Wayne c. nmol]
tteas, 81 Maxne County 4niana the anaersigu
ed wall saer - &c sale SATURDAY. the s0th aay
81 Iasslsss 80 SeSfk said Say on the p-ernis :,
esstas following dsess Estate, as r. street
~ los Nc Is in that past a~sid ,Citv la.d out bv
Jeremiah Cox. consisting OF $780, from. aa Mai
ss-est and running back &C. ar sc~y O. diagram al
has % u double thres-stnry bn.iiinS 81 brick a !
viiei hv na running from the ,rocni 10 re garnet
To- East bali has good osliar. one iAsxs business
rNcna. on tue second neor A13 me on n :
third, I'll wcIi flashed. The West halt hrs also a
good cellar, lzrses business ROOM three rooms nj
the second and tao IN the third Stories an weia
cnsshei One fourth % te purchase money viii Re
quirei down aud the RESIDUE IN three equal install
ents Of = H. and Il months after dSs, with Interest,"
aud escl1rvd hy mortgage on the property scld-
Frxfkr toms viii - nsde known the lay ~ sale
JAMES PERRY, Commissions.
Riehnsr5, April y, 1855. SO
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

a Thought
THE Fathers wise in their generation. Even ID
ts matter of oar Nations cscutcheon they expressed
INC ie'pls which - esseual - she preseryato Of
toe Rfpubiic- 3 Psn-t5Rs Usssa-- many ia oue-og
rferf STATE 6ovcrrmsnts subordinate % one para
ncnnt authority. The suppression Of Che States
Rights Rebellion. vndcates lie wisdom Of lie Fatheri
aud The patriotism OF their sons
The delicate patriotism o. the Cincinnati Eso.rrr Is
sneSket ~ TIE dsnons-ativeness OF ths loyal pplc
ovcr tie triumph 81 our armies On ire liza last \
sHsts Fs-S y ara asaDsaascr ef sn3ar s<slasos tua
laa'S@,sS fgg.'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

John ParshalI, whom we stated week before
last Rad gone to Newborn, n. c. % nurse his
brother who had been wounded, writes to his father
that be had beed Knocked down and robbed Of all his
MONEY at ~ ashiagton City, the 3D. He writes tAat
his brother ANDERSON IS dead.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21
sEVEN-TH1RTY LOAN.

These Notes are issued under th ase cf Angus. l5,
1854 and payable three yea's ff0 that that fe'
currency, or are coaEertAble Al tAe option Of the
hoIder into
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

NoTtcE.-- Union Chapel will be re-opened
for public worship Sabbath next 23d inst
Tine pulpit will be occupied By the Rev. WV
Wnsos, the newly appointed pastor
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

rs- At indianapolis on Saturday last four copper
head coenareis hung for expressing their satis
faction az the murder of President LtScoLS-one OF
whom was a deserter from the rebels. They were
hung up just high enough to rest their the
ground and before life quite out OF their wor h.
less carcasses cut down, and suffered 70 breathe
again. hight,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

l s.ucs, NeaicaL-pr o ?. B-Ss, you'd nass
respectfully inform The public gsas<siiys And th
-ss z rss--ir-szr ..st - ~
iosz1 opsebic Pnyslss.B. locAse eity.
,flr e5nScsnee In the Doetor, tie Professors q
[ske Pia1elpsas Horaeopathic College assure ta ;.
is ,aoses aoneopash-
g.eamond, Ind, April u, 1865.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

The c&nne,toa Ind Reporter - THURSDAY Las
-svss ~. account of roo which occurred on electo
lay IL Perry county Indians, N which Eiteen person
wers STABBED bruised or SHOT. Que naAs was uaostA
= voc aded another lost an arm and another Veg.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21
p73nIn'a-n'!!

BIZ authority If the SER ssary he Tressury, tue
Undersigned has assumed inc ssIrsi Subscription
geuey for TIE sale Of United Sases Treasury Nets,
earg seges and shres tsnahs FER cent istssess Per
NM n k-g-rn A. TIE
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21
DIR. WILSON ALIyEt

1t will be rseoeeted, that our correspondent Quilp,
in one Of his letters which published in March
is54 stated that be had been informed that DR.. VIII
sos who had moved from this city Texas, in 1859
was dead. We happy to state that "QuiiP's" in
foruant was mistaken, and that the Doctor still lives
and is residing 81 Columbus, Colorado County,
Texas has very extensive practice and is doing we'll
Our friend FRANK DEAL, has received letter from
one Of tie family, giving hin. the above facts.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

Resolutions of Respect.-At a meet
ing of the physicians OF Richmond held
on the evening of April il, 1865, the
following resolutions were adopted, and
THE sec'y directed to request their publ
ication in the city papers
Resolcea, That in the death of John
IL. Plummer NJ. ID we lose one whom ;,
jim many of the attributes of his charac \
tier, we recognized as pre-eminent among
Ius, in whose life we had the example of
Ia man who did all things by the rule of a.
christian conscience, and the example of,
IA physician whose acts were guided byi
[the teachings of science, a close and dis
observation, and an enlight-
Iened judgement.
Resolced, That as testimony of ours
respect for his memory we will attend his,
funeral tomorrow. 4
w. p WARING Sec'y
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

A man, for ve-y indiscreety approving Of the as
'sassinsiions of Friday nght, was Knocked down OF
Main street Saturday morning, ard pretty roughly
HANDLED. Persons entertaining soeh sentiments shouie
very careful in giving expression 10 the same Al
Ia .his loyal Community Bssto<S Er7s--a.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

single box Of Dranircfh's Pills contains
more vegetable matter than twenty boxes % any Ills
ia the world besides; hvehuadred physicians use them
in their practice to the exclusion of other purgatves
The rs letter of their value is yet scareey appreciated
When they better known sudden death AMI cen
tinuei sickness III be past. Let those who know
them speak right out in their f.vsr. Its duty which
win save life.
Our is subject 70 redundancy Of Sitaiei bile
ri this season. snd is dangerous L is prevalent
but Brsaireth's Pills Afford invaluable AMI eeieut
protection. BY their occasional prevent the
collection Of those impurters, which, when suIci-
eat quantities eeuse much danger to the bodv's
health. They cure liver complaint, dyspepsia,
loss Of appetite, pain in The had, heartburn. pain in
the bseast-bone, sudden faGlness and eostiveHess.
sold by Druggists everywhere.
March 80 1885. 5-w.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

The politician who said his mouth
never uttered a lie. IN all probability
spoke through his nose But the per
son who said that Iaiagx- xSoztnn CoHqI
|Coids and ali affections OF he The.
|anef Lungs ever used-rnust have sr,osrn
with ewes vide open from experience.
land does not fear contradiction for II
Is wha< everybody says, that uses II 50
pleasant and efTectnai, and Yet retsils
for only . cents per bottle. Druggists
Eall sell il
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

A Case Needing Attention, brought 70,
our notice yesterday, with request that the beuevo
lent and humane of city, be apprsed Of IT, that
immediate relief might be administered mily con
ssting of FIVE persons by the of Grifhna moth
fer and four children two of whom are girls Of FROM
IS to ls years Of age, really in suffering cond
ton. The girls have been very sick and not able
TO work-the mother is able and willing to work, but
she leave her sick fami the consequence isl
that they in destitute situation They are, tbs
true, part Of the legacy left time ago, which,
we took occasion notice but they here in
plentiful country and should be permitted TO suf
and lie for want of proper attention. committed
was appointed in each Ward, when the Refugees
were FIRST brought here to raise for their
fort. We suggest that this committee go and the
family immediately sei astsre Lher neess-i.ias
rney living Mordecai Parry west buildings. 3
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

G-rThe N r Indiana Conference has return
Charge. The Rev. WLLIAH Wms9E is sent
10 Union Chapel. We are informed that Rev.
&C.. ". SIMS is transferred to the South Indiana
conference. The whole list viii be published
ext week
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

gS-THE NINTH NArIoS AL BANK OF THE CITY OF
INV YoRx.-Joseph L. Orrs Presiaent-has been
of the enterprsng and successful agents for
the various Government loans. Over fifty million
dollars have been placed in the hands Of the people
through its agency within nine months, ard il now
ldvertises furnish the $50 Noes BY express, free
Of charge, in all parts Of the country. Its object is
patriotic, and the high reputation Of lis officers
wen its capital of million dollars, a guar
that the 1905 subscribed Tor through iis agency
5 IL be promptly forwarded.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

IS- House Keepers confidently directed TO the
stove and Tinware Establishment If the Messrs.
NrE Bios, for everything needed BY them. They
are fair dealers and they take pleasure in waiting
their customers. Iron Pumps, Lead and Wood
Piping, always on hand Call AZ their establishment
at the Depot, and examine their stock and compare
prices.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26
GENTS.
GOODS.

Consisting in part of sHIRrs, Cashnsrs
and Cotton; HATS, Mems and Boy'-a
large selection; DRAWERS, LINEN SsrRrs:
best quality; CONGRESS CATERS, all .izes
and kinds; SHIRT Collars, Linen and Pa
per: CRAvATs, all colors and prices; MRx's
and BoYs' HOSE, Superior Article: Su,.
PENDERs, India Rubber and others HANp-
KrRcHrErs, Pure White Linen and CoI-
ored.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26
,PERFUMERY,

Such as Hair Oil; Pomads; Esu De
Cologne; Bose Water; Essence of Sweet
Brler; Essence OF Rose; Windsor Soap;
Colgate Soap in Bars and Others.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26

Though personally unacpuainted have
no doubt good many will recognize me
as the Proprietor Of the Bonnet Factory.
established in Newberry.
The following is a part Of the invoiss
received at present.:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26
Combs and Hair Pins.

Ladies best Rotondo Combs, With and
without :, 'e's--'om.ssbi"g new; India Rub.
Patent; India Rubber Hair Pins, the Best
10 the Market; Pocket Combs; Ladies
Be'ts Envelopes and Writing Paper;
Tooth Brushes.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-11-09
EXCHANGES.

With sincere pleasure We greet in our sanctum
this week that old apdspopnlar Journal the Abbc-
Vile Banner. 1t has been revived by 7. B. CREWS,
one of the former Proprietors, who-.sends forth
respectable and goodly sized sheet, such as wont
to please its readers in days slang sync." JAS.
R. CoTARAN is the Editor, and in q neat and grace,
full salutatory, gives evidence that the fame
achieved by his predecessors shall not be dimmcd
by his course on public.affairs We wish for the
Bannsran unlimited Success
Among our exchanges, there IS q number of old
and familiar faces, awakeneng recollcctions which
have been long hidden by the inevitable hand of
fate The Yorkvillc Enquirer, Darlington South
erner, and others, bring back to memory pleas
ant intercourse felt and maintained prior to the
war, The Winnsboro Ne,0s, tri-weekly journal,
makes its regular advent into our sanctum, and
occupies prominence in our editorial affections.
For one and all, we wish unbounded prosperity,
and cheerfully recommend their circulation among
those who are interested in the particular locai-
ties from whence they elnanate.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-11-09
superior Cigars.

BGwIEy KEEsE s Co. have forwarded samples
of their latest brand of Cigars for our inspection
and trial, and We are free to confess hatthcy are
4" A. No. l." superior and highly-aavOrcd. Cen
tlemen who indulge in the use of such luxuries
cannot fail to be satisfied with fair judgment
upon these Cigars This, enterprising fra keep
constantly on hand general assortment of Goods
and know how to appreciate the motto-"ouick
sales and small Profits. They likewise give due
heed to the injunction that advertising is the best
policy, which accounts for the crowds of customers
who are daily focking TO their standard.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-11-09
Mckinney.

This is q significant name. Reminds one of
host of good things in times of yorc, such as Oys-
ters, Cigars, Ale, Sc. In those days it was COM
mon to see the youth of this village and surround
ing country eager to spend their surplus change
with one MCKINNEY Bon bons for sweethearts,
champagne and oysters for self and friends, cheese
ct estsra for the old folks this comprises the
bill of fare. PERRY MoKIyNEY kept all these
things for sale The clouds of war lowered Der
the land and the redopbtable PERRY could find no
market from which to supply the youngsters But
6 truce has arrived, and 0. H. p MCKINNEY is re-
dipipi,s-R Richards himself again, and at the same
old stand you will find the pleasant, rubicund
vountenance of Mac, ready to serve his friends and
customers as in times past. His entire stock has
not arrived-only small portion, but 4 full sup
ply is en- route, and we would advise the young peo
pls-and for that matter, the old ones, too-to
keep supply of small change on hand Christmas
is coming and MoKINNEY must be patronizcd.-
Look out for an advertisement when the stock is
complete.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-11-09
"a Few More Left"

Our old and special friend F. c. BoRsTEI has
returned to his once familiar haunts, and is pre-
pared to meet former patrons with accustomed po-
litcness and ciyility. He takes Ambrotypes and
photographs. repairs Watches and Jewery, and
will dispose of variety of Goods now on hand at
reasonable prices. He will accept unlimited thanks
for the courtesy of an excellent brand of Cigars,
which have been pafed to our entire satisfaction,
and VIC can safely guarantee thcir fitness and ac-
cep;abiity to any lover of the weed. The Major
is now occupying his old stand on Brick Range,
and we hope lie will not be forgotten.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-11-09

JEFFERSON DAvIs.-The trial of Mr..
Jefferson Davis for treason is still mat
ter of very great doubt. The New York
Herald asserts thatitis soon to take place,
either at Washington or Richmond, and
gives to it's assertions an ain of truth, by
going into the minutest details. as to the
number, names and character of the en-
inent counsel who have been retained by
the prosecution and the defence.
On the other hand, the Herazd's report
is declared purely sensational by other
leading New York journals, mad the usu-
ally we'll informed Washington journals
are silent upon tbesubject.
The Richmond Times says that the pc,
tions for the pardon for Mr. Davis are
pouring in upon President johnson in q
constantly increasing volume. .Legisla-
tive assemblies, religious synods, scores Of
thousands of Southern women, the NUM-
cipal authorities of leading cities and
stowns, have recently sent up eloquent
and touching appeals in his behalf Tho
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-11-09
For the hltesliqcncrr.

Mr.. EpIroa: observe from your advertising
colums, that We ere again to have Classical and
Mathematical Schools in our Village, of the high
est order, for the education of the' young. Mai
B. SLOAN, who proposes to open in this Village, the
first of next year, School Of the first order, is
preeminently qualified for the position. He is o
gentleman of extensive requirements, finished ed
,ucation-a graduate of West Point and by habits
admirably suited to train and instruct youth
Parents need not send their children off to be edu-
Gated for they viii have of the best schools at
home and those at distance who are not so high
" favored. will do well to place their sons under
the training and tuition of Maj. SLOAN.
-son, NoY. s, 1866.