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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05
VIRGINIA ITEMS.

In the Lynohburg district all the candidates
having declared they cannot take the oath
prescribed for members of Congress, a number
towithdraV from the field, and nominating In
their stead the Hon. John NJ. Bolts, Of Cul
pepper.
Several new lines Of steamers have been put
upon the Dismal Swamp canal, and large
quantities Of produce that have been awaiting
Transportation, is coming forward. A large
cargo of cotton and fax seed arrived at Nor
folk on Saturday,
The Richmond " big goes in for Scottish
emigration to Virginia.
The buildings Of William and Mary College
at williamsburg, are either burnt down. or in
an entirely diIapidated condition.
The brokers do not seem to regard the action
of Secretary Stanton as decisive Of the ques-
ton of the ownership OF the coin claimed BY
the Richmond banks, and we're buying the IS
sues of those institutions yesterday at p.
The Directors Of the Virginia Central L. H..
have reduced the tolls on treights and Dassen
gers twenty-five per cent. from the LIST instant
thus making the rates what they were before
the war
The last bridge has been completed on the
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad, and
the trains are cow running through to At
laDta without Interruption. On Sunday even
ing last the first train passed over the entire
length Of the East Tennessee Road.
The First National Bank Of Stanton has
been oyganized--A E. Stuart, President:
Hugh ". Shelley, Vice President; Vim.
Allen, Cashier
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05

VIRGINIA to within the County Court OF
= Fairfax county, October Rules, 1865 john
Dev1ereaux VS. William Ansley, Defendant
in chancery.
Mem The object of this suit is to attach q
tract Of land, the property of the defendant ly-
ing in the County Of Fairfax, containing 10
acres, about one mile north of Fairfax Court
House, being the same land purchased by the
SAID defendant from Solomon Vanorden to sat
isfy and pay complainant the sum Of of Sl32. 65
with interest thereon from the 1st Jan 1861, until
paid happening by affidavit fled that the said
defendant is not resident Of this state it is or
dered that he appear wishin one month after
due ublieation hereof, and do what is necessary
to protect his interest. A copy teste
WIN: NJ. FITZHUGH, Clerk pro tenn.
SMooT, ?. @. oct 5-law4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05

VIRGINIA to wit In the County Court
E. r. Ford, vs. William Ansley-in debt.
Mem The object of this suit is to obtain
Judgment against the said def for the sum Of
$24.l2 with interest thereon from the
4th day Of A pril, 1861, and to attach tract of
land OF the defendant in this county about one
mile north Of Fairfax Court Hou~e, containing
10 acres, to pay said judgment when ohtai n
ed 1t appearing by affidavit filed that the de-
PENDANT is not resident Of this state il is order
ed that he appear within one month after due
publication hereof, and do what is necessary to
protect his interest. A copy teste.
VIM NJ. FlTZHUGH, Clark pro tenn.
LOVE, ?. O. oct 5-law4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05

VIRGINIA to wit In the Circuit Court Of
7 Fairfax county, October Rules, 1869 I.
4. Ercwis complainant; Us. John 4. Gargess,
defendant--in chancery.
Mem The object Of this suit is to attach
The following pieces or parcels Of land in the
County Of Fairfax the property of the said
defendant. VIZ 20 acres and 1903! acres OF land
at Anandale. / acre. 10I acres and ID acres and
y poles on the Little River Turnpike road; to
pay plaintiff the sum Of S117.25, with interest
thereon from Dist, january 1851, until paid. =
If appearing by affidavit filed that the said
defendant is not resident Of this state it is Or
dered that he appear within one month after
the publication hereof and do " hat is necessary
TO protect his interest A copy teste
VIM. NJ. FIIZHUGH Clerk pro TEN.
LOVE, ?. 9. oct 5-1aw4W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05
Auction Sales.
Esy ,yoEara III. parroft, 2ucaionea en-

ny ,yoEara II. ParTOfts laUcaHoAeaFo
FURNITURE, &C. AT AUCTION-On
/ Saturdoy lIorz5ing 7'crt, tile It'll instaqt at
10 O'clock, in ny wareroon1, corner OF King
and Water streets, ! shall offer for sale Va
ried Collection Of Household Furniture, such
as Chairs, Tables, Stoves, Safes, Lounges H22t
Racks, Bedsteads, Nashtubs, v ood and dah0-
saws. one Secretary and Book Case, sc.
Also $50 large and small wooden Chests: suit
able for clothes chests, tool chests or packing
boxes and many other purposes Terms Cash.
5-Dt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05

Uu6btlOu VI Ic-UulOU.
The Registration Law in Maryland, does not
work smoothly, at all In several instances
suits have been brought against the registers;
in some counties but comparatively few Of the
voters have been registered at all and the
expense is said to be heavy.
A statement is published that Gen. Grant
has lately declared that the Monroe doctrine is
to be enforced, that our government is to in
tervene in Mexican affairs, &C. The statement
IS pot probable and is not believed.
It is estimated that in the next Congress,
the Republican majority will be 20 in the Sen
ate, and SO in the House Of Representatives
So that, in the way of legislation the Republi-
can party can have it all their own way.
An important suit has been brought in the
u. S. Circuit Court, in Pittsburg, against
Prather and Duncan, Of Pithole City The
suit is to enforce the contract of sale of the
celebrated Holmden farm, on Pithole creek,
on which is located the great flowing Pit
hole wells, and also the city of Pithoe
The value of the property involved is estimated
at between four and five millions of dollars
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05

EDGAR S. FLEMING, truly Thankful E,
the past patronage OF the citizens of this 10
and surrounding country, most respectable "
icits a continuation Of their favors. H. S b.
lust laid in a new and complete stool, "a a
w ATCHFS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05
JeWelry.
KING STREET,
6 lss
(OVe
SIGN OF THE GLASS CLOCK,

EDGAR S. FLEMING, truly Thankful G..
the past patronage OF the citizens of this c;t
and surrounding country, most respectfnIIy "
licits a continuation Of their favors. H. b 2o-
Just laid in a new and complete stock 4@ a.
WATCHES, u
SILVERWARF
&c, and requests that all desiring anvthin9 =
his line will give him a call before purcEa22;r,-
elsewhere, as he is determined to sell at pleag;~5
prces.
Particular attention, as usual, paid to rc,,.;.
ing Watches, JeWelry, &c. All work guar.r.
teed.
All kinds of Silverware made to order
Having employed the finest w0rkmon hon.
Englis and American, am prepared to do qi
kinds Of
ORK IN " 7 LINE,
Work done for the trade at roasonal,.
prices.
Having secured the services of frst-clas.
ENGRAVER, am prepared to 90 all kinds Of
ENC RAVIN G..
The highest market price paid for old GOLD
and SILVER.
Remember at No. Sc, King St. oct8-
THE OLDEST ESTABLL9HNEET or
THE KIND IN THE CITY.
ESTABLISHED IN 1900.
70 KING STREET. no
yE7M. W ADAM calls the attention Of hi.
w old customers and the public generally
to his large and well assorted stock Of
MATCHES, JEWELRY: SILVER and
PLATED WARE, CLOCKS. FANCY
GOODS, &c, sc. He has just received a large
sto, k Of Spectacles Of all kinds. andis prepared
to suit the eyes Of persons Of al ages Also re-
ceived a lot Of SUPERIOR RUBBER@EYE GL..S-
SEES, American WATCHES, gold and silver, Of
all grades, Solid Silver Spoons Forks &C.,
&c, manufactured Of Pure coin. Also Fancy
Silver Ware, suitable for wedding presents.
Forks, Spoons. &C., &C.. TRIBE plated Oh
white metal, Fine Gold Pens and Holders
He cordially extends to strangers as well as tbo
resident public an invitation to inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere, assuring
them that g. cal will not insure the least obiga~
ton to purchase. Having employed the very
best American, English and Swiss workmea,
he is prepared to execute Repairing Of all kinds
of work in his line Work done for the trade
at reasonable prices. All goods and work war
ranted Engraving neatly executed. SepE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05
WASHINGTON NEWS.

The defence OF Wigz is going on before the
Military Commission, with continual Earring
between the Court and the counsel Tor the de-
fence. o
The trial of Gen. Briscoe, charged with rob
bing the government at Lynchburg, is going On.
Reviyals Of religion are in progress IN the
Methodist Churches in Georgetown.
Robbe,es and thefts in the city are hume
rous-but iD several cases, recently, detection
has followed quickly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05
ERv yEifnaer 4 washington Auea,rs

Nv yYisaaaer a ESasEaimgEO1as Asa&s7a's
F7OR SALE.-THE HOUSE AND LOT, IN
[ known as CLARENS, near the T1eoIog- Hill
zeal Seminary. The house has IN i T" ELVE
LARGE ROOMS, with out-buildings and IS bul!t
mostly of brick, and Of the best materials. II
was used for many years az . boaromg schooi
for which. from the beauty and convenience OF
the situation. it is we'll adapted. It has 70 acres
Of land (more or less) attached, and other land
adjoining is offered for sale.
The BARRACKS and other government property
on the promises are not included, but can prop
ably be bought low.
modating erms,
If not sold privately it will be offered at Pa B.
lie Sale, on Thursday November End: Apply
to BRENT Il WATILES.
oct 5-7aWtoct26&dts -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05

LATER FROM EUROPE -The Persia brings
dates 10 the oath ult. There is further ad-
vance in cotton with an excited market-bread-
stuffis quiet and steady. There were no new de-
velopementf in regard to the movements OF the
FenaDs, though arrests continue to be made.
The Times treats the whole thing as rldlcu-
lous, absurd, and utterly insignificant IN pro
portions The Moniteur officially denies that
any change is contem plated In the policy or
the French Government. The Austrian En-
peror has issued manifesto, assuring the
people that they should be guaranteed partlc
i2ation through representatives IN legislation
and conduct Of the finances.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05

One of the hardest things IN life for men to
practice is the charity which they find 1t so easy
to preach We may possibly all Of us be per
feet saints ia theory while we are anything
but saints in reality
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05

TROCERIES.-We are now receiving an
VI assortment of GROCERIES, to which we
invite attention.
sep TT WITHER & WASHINGTON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-17

die q assistants, Who had bssa bt51eht
Us IS Eho instit1lao1 W1MUzyUeIt ~.
charge, and whom she called her dsugh-
tsrs, very kindly volunteered her services.
to show u the objects Of interest eonneSss
ed with it, and told ~ u a un1sr tone
that shs vas Northern lsdy and hailed
from New York. ehs had been ) teacher
in the State long bsfoss the var, and
when Chaslestsn was shslled b orr nssal
forces the 20 rphaa House." for greater
security, had bees removed to tho interior
and she continued IN charge Of it.
The building occupied At Charleston Is
much larger and Of more elegant proper.
ton, and simm's history Of South Caro-
lima says Just 10 front Of whore it stands,
is the spot where Col. Hayne, patriot Of
revolutionary memory, was executed as .
traitor by the British. All who have read
the life Of Marion will recollect the circum.
stances Of his execution which has been
universally condemned as an nnSarrasted
act of barbarism unworthy Of the British
nation. She had not had letter from
her relatives or seen the news in thu
Northern papers since the beginning o.
Of the war, and was anxious 10 know
about the fashions and said the yonng h.
dies wanted TO know il hoop skirts wess
still 10 vogue in the North.
Whether by accident or design the towl
was nearly Gil burned during the night
The rebels on leaving had fred the pub
lie buildings containing army stores, from
which to other buildings. it was said, th'
| flames communicated. When once burn
ing. all of the roofs and many Of the buil
dings being exclusively of pine it spreat
with great rapidity, and it was next 70 u
impossibili,y to stay its progress. Mucl
valuable property Of refugees and others
and many large libraries, which wer'
found everywhere, we're devoured BY tn
flames. The great mass Of the population
was compelled to seek refuge with thei
nsighbors who had been 20 fortunate as I
escape, where they crowded together, 9th
ers ran wildly about the streets mot know
ing what to do.
When We retired to bed late at nigh
the lurid flames of burning buildings, min
gled with the black pine smoke, lie up th
darkness of the night till one could sc
nearly as well as during the daylight;
Morning came and the once stately mar
sions, beautiful little cottages, with thel
evergreen shrubbery and fsacilul decora
lions, and the slave out-houses of NOR
modest protensions were mass of smt
king ruips. What became Of the peopl
and how they took it the day after th
fire. as We had to leave, We had no oppol
tunisy Of knowing This was the 6rst ID
PRODUCTION Of South Carolina to Sherman
Army. A thousand and one stories ha
been put afoat by the rebel army sbou
what We would do. One old lady Gale
to me when / was walking on the side
walk as our army marched along 40
wanted guard. Her house was full {
women and children. assured her the
we're 10 no danger as We had quit KILN
children some time ago.
TO BE CONTINUED.
The Oxford falcon., 1865-11-23

HARPER's WREKLY.-Ths insiliou.
efforts of this jOaEaal % keep a!.ge :,
the North feeling Of dislrusl towards
The SOuih are in a high degree repre-
hensible. The sensational pictures
which, up 10 the close OF the war. Gis.
figured its pages. were The mos. glsr-
ing eaFleaIures Of the scenes which
they professed 10 describe.
Though these occur leas FREQUENTLY
now than they Did a few months ago.
Ils reading columns are constantly f!led
with matter addressed 10 the preiud:css
che halFed aud tsnalicism Of the North.
eFB mind. White making constant 40.
Peals 70 the people Of the North 10 dis.
IFuat thoSs 0f the South, aaI to Dut no
fanh a any Professions they nav
make, 4 81 the same time inyeirhs
heavily agaIas, the South gur no, abaR.
toniBg every impulse which has here.
1olate aelaalsd lAazA Ia yublg aiIairs.
and rushing lo tha emhEacz of men who
Like the eiIaegs = uarpeTs Weekly
are sOasianily dslsming them. We
regard he s-1ss q that l1urnaI a
hurtfut 10 The iutsFezs Of Le vhole
eoahlEy. Degiaaa1i0us ike those IN IL
eolamns are calculated 10 open The
woands Whieh every patriot should
saekio heal. The Southern people are
honest 10 their purposes Of restoration
under he ConsusH;ioa. II Harper
Weekly and cher similar sheets were
60 devote themselges 70 the adyo.arv
OF The principles 0f that instrument
instead q their overthrow, and 10 H. I
meaication Of a spirit Of concord /
umo1gs eli the friends o. the coDs,iu. /
slOn, rather than to encourage a cru. /
zade egaEuss the Southern people. thrv !
mighI Icy claim to some neri, as "a. +
'I'oaa- Is i IS, they, can Oalv be re.
gaFded rs disOrganizers who apneal %
NE lowest FasslOns Of haman nature 10
accomplish their uupalriO,io hurnes.-
w .. CTgyEE7H.
The Oxford falcon., 1865-11-23
PROF. RIcHAkDs0Ns
SELECT SCHOOL FoR
YOUNG LAMHRRs
OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI

PROF. ". G. RICHARDSON h.
1 bad tWsnty years experiess. =
ne elaas FOoms 81 ths best Amsyies.
aaa AaEoPean UhiVsEsiiiss, ana 8 n.
a'rCua ef sleVating the standard Of 4.
p.aIe education, which Is nov mado m
chiefly Of tinsel and suriace-sEiwrSS,n.t; =
Our daughters haEs brought bOms fros'
ar distant @Inaaitatsg" Saa wondroUs
Colleges' Bothiag With which % mses
the stern realities nov praauing upon
us. 4his Is the time far inaBRantine
Hsw era IL order that sgeTv pv0;i
nay b thFoWn IN evnslans intsFeoufse
With her preeeptOr. only 8 Humbeg a.
gills Sill b admitted. Ths pehOo,
Will be under Prof, RiehaESsoa's su.
PFeue eoniFOl, and viii Be free frow
any seetafian bias. VIII Mississipoi
paEeals snstain this hsas esgs - -
right direction : Ezsseiaas rasumel
A91day, September 25gh.
Refer to Mr.. Rs fsrmer eolleswea.
the He's. A. ID. LOagstsosk nLT
D. Oxford; Rev. j. N. Wadael =.
D. Chancellor Of the University AZ
Miss; !. Q. Garland. IL. D. Pre-id.St
Of the University Of Ala, J. II. CaIvip.
temporary President Of OLkl,nd re-.
odieal) College and lO Coz. SLnrfev.
Msssrs. WhaEtOa. Glsan. MsRae, Ws,.
L. Harris and The Rev. Jno. Hunter.
Oxford Mss. Sept. a 1855.
as0v. -, 4005vlu0
The Oxford falcon., 1865-11-23

Ne selnp duty san Be required q, -,
a stitsty g any ether paPaF Felaiiur A. s'..I..
sloa ios uoaHties, arEearages of pay - -.
y y NE Feeeip9 theFeaf fFon In
tl-Aesa 90 eanirasis az iuszraace -, - 2
y Alliy u PeTsons Whi,e trsVelis. - =. !.
eeiIa.Stes % the measurmsnt az w.i-a, u
-AAaAam, Wooa, eaal, O. other rrtirr-, - ~ y
.Foslt noies 70 mHtual iasaranrs e-r--.,,'is. ~
- laaafanee upon which politics ss,i.is.-, =.
a-Ah.2 auaies have been or are % - 1s.-,.i -
"a any warrant q attorney sessn,r,-...,,. - =
9lad " note shall have annrveI tf..-s,.- Il. :
a.Aap or stamps denoting ihe datv r--'.';l y. !.
~ 7hepeFeF aqy bad or note sbsii 4. -
y ~ ssages hai sao aaamp dusv - 4.
ttil@iaAa . he plzcesl on al,.h nSn.SS, = -
se.sl.eata Of the Fe1aF,i II a a. - -,
, aLleht m wri'ing. % of the s-EB,'l.s-'.
lieas or pfp0 thsEeuf b. atie15isg -
mena '@at-All1 ialru~
ElF7Eided- Thsa tls saamp sasy pl.-.r g.
- - p ne higasst rats rlgaispJ IN - .-,,.,.
Hleals, o. ether q thrm. Aa'
= saalp dlliiss oa nassleg trksss IN. -
fl..9' ~ maaiiests. da nds eEtenl 1, -.
y.eg eeiseea Purts 81 plaess !. ghs l7si-ei
-. - pafis uf plaoes "a Brtish 80
eeF@ hY expuas cu.nnani.- a.. ~, -. q.
- pIepsriy Ar tEalsf.aE.aiiah =. -,
The Oxford falcon., 1865-11-23

An ezshaags ssys measures
a'o before he Mississippi Legislature
Z 81 'PaEi : taurih of he PuIlis rey..
80 .-s 2 Psg ths sia,s dsbs to provide
y = EPpoaft q diaHed Cuufsd.r.
sis soldisss, nd De sdu,stio5 = {. -. I
- snli4Feni to eQnPel TalroaI son-
2ies iehaFe ssPeEnsears far Co.
P''issi e 'laPsUd eoHsasa laws ~
"a ali 'aia ID FEDERAL ssr
The Oxford falcon., 1865-11-23
lfk. Nys,rS 6oltru
Gt QAIulU u1tVu'
TIE LIGHT OF HOME.


4ha IEhf q hsme, how bright Z beams.
Wh1u eeEgfaH shairs Ggeazi aaf1l
Asa fFam The httice tarh NlaNMM.
70 leve, AMI JUaf. aHl comfort call.
When WeaFied with tAs tails a aay,
And atrile &ag glory. gold. nr faasR.
How sweet b sfek tAe quiet way.
Whers asIag lips Wili lip 9ar uamea.
AUaa4 tls liEaa a. homei
Whea tar1agh the dAFk anA aiggmy eight,
he saywagd uanaarer humeHari hias.
Hos ehesring = 1a iwlakiaE light,
Wh.eh thFsHzh he forest EloOn be spisa
j = he light 81 hana-ha fsek
NAT iaving hearts viii greet him there;
As4 safgly tzFuagh Is hssaa steals
lle ily thai hantzhea eaFe.
AFvuaa The light az home
Tie light at heme! whene'r AZ last
Y gFetis The seaman through the storm,
lie iealsno maEe tba ehiniag hilsi,
That beats upon hia manly form.
Leag years upsu the aNhzVe asa.
Siace aleag e1aa Eage q paFting khas.
81 ne aad tears uhich tAan were ahssl,
VI Gov Be pail wiih EsptHaas bliss,
Areaad lhe iigaG al s0me.
as n8ma Wl maaG mgW azlit ans HWgaB
II Peepi iEu1 ylaA1r ostEags &eaT,
Ihe weary IahoEef b greet.
Hlaa Tie FuuRh taiis u Day are O'eg,
sAd = lhe suai that aaes naa ksoa
The hlesalng that The baanls iuaBaFs-
4he eheerfui a1pss aad Iuyz that Tow.
AID lighieus an the hszsiast hasft.
Ar0gad ise light az home.
The Oxford falcon., 1865-11-23

4ho s5pr sf ik-H
Iel'glula a,.sr al szisr,r.
ths s,ais, rsp,osas ll,l
afa1.A h'i HsaFly Faasi -,
Ha onaiaa ollga h-lf
e Hai- tliaaa -r,ss
E'Fs egg egla ass IF
@
The Oxford falcon., 1865-11-23

Ia Il is folly 10 expsnd mOnsy for
lO'leTy tickets for the sSrOngea fy.bGs-
ter cam o. make kem draw.
BJ~ A Doctors bin is compared 10
'he trunk Of an elePhans--il wiiIsEe,rh
% any length.
% Why Is i nan paving bis so,e
q the bank. like father going 10 Sc
his ehildrenl BeCaase be meets h;s rs-
sPonsIbiligieS
"a A magistrate asked an Irish.
man whom be vas quesEiOuing:
Have you ever seen the scar
Iyer seen The ssy, yer honor! Be
iabeFs, SC Goes yer hoa5r suppose that
| was trunddied aIithe Way over fbe
salt ocean IN n uhesl-barrow Z
- a Persun, complaining Of the
smailness Of some chops broughi q he
'able, an ineogTigbIe wag Observed
PrOb@bly tie sheep fed ca shOr, com.
mons.
~ 'Tou seem to walk more erec,
taah usuai, ny friend. 'Yes, I have
been very lately uraighleaed by a cir.
sums1ancs.'
- A lady hss aeHied DE tolsr ur
her Fingls,s ainse her lover wen, to
prison.
- We have heard of > sivshOe-
nakaE being dismissed fruT- bis con-
Eregrations fog The pEsfay-ry Of sweat
lng aPoa his sole
%Tosa far into the nal.
stone "A IA "a we Riela d. requires
you . VET 'every bafrel e four vou
purchase .-fl
~ An Old dutch farmer. ius, Ar.
riTplai d dignity Gfa jar,ies q the I
p4sa, had his 6lui uaEraFa cas-. he +
g = uP Q Ihia way. Hsfz a. %
'iAe mans I
Felh Tgl vlHilis u uaFFsl, a. youl (
e - s9z zFonan so asss zz
zag FaaaR yas hare 'aaBl
Yea
AAea ne E1ia g iha W0nan. sTall a. I
"a iaFa &c naa g be,ieE as anv -
hlVg gFlg aslz
~ hliea q lldla whaa. nn3bsI
Ven rel 5syoaiaTa -
glaa G IL k1uls
es Ea a rlrE II
ven EAaH aaTraarr-tIsn-B|
1 - Fea aFa nu,r ]
SD Ell eri ui.eF
re lzcg What u1s &
as a..i TCl are re7. E
fn4 t-T-a zrg
The Oxford falcon., 1865-11-23

U-n is sligo that the South. says
the Louisville Journal. Is becoming
lively aaa aedvc 10 the regular usy,
thas Ss are beginning to beaF Of nail.
way disasters in that seetiun.
The Oxford falcon., 1865-11-23

10y for H2kiug, siyaag. o. H--r--.--
-s-Lanant. d0euaenf Or 49, - ,.n sny
s,.s..e..ts H1tloat the sane besaE laIv ~.
~. a=lag Ne Gsfg ksrehy - -. 81
- - tAa hzlEGuaaa -6sIi IL
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UNIVEASETE OF MISSISSIPPI
OXFORD. MISSISSIPPI

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under The following
FACULTY or ARTS:
lohn N. Waddsl. D. D CbasssIls,
Prof Of E:hiss and Metaphysics.
Alex. P. Stewart. NJ A.
Prot' Oi Physics, Astronomy aud Civil
Engineering.
Claudius w. Sears. MA.
Pref Of Pure Mathematics
Rev. J. }. Wheat, NJ. A.
Ffot OF Greek Lang's and AneH Lite.
nature.
Alex. J Quinehe. NJ. A.
PF'G uf Latin and MOdsEu Languages.
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PFOt Of English Literature.
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the Beard as an early day. ApDlics.
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neans and aPPHanocs for eancslio1.
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philosophy, Astronomy ana ChsrnislFv.
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JAMES n. HOWRY.
Secretary ofths BorFd
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