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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
THE OREGONnAN HITS ITSELF,

4 Democratic Vice President was once
married to n Hack woman and their Taffrony
progeny are still multiplying. OF that time
We may say Age Of progress. Moral anj
God loving kentucky - Ooe8oaian.
There is no trath in the above old, oft
repeated Opposition SANDER. Richard u
johnson did not have n . black nor a
.c%olorcd = wife. He did sin in taking
To himself n mulatto eoncubine. aud in
shamelully living with her. In doing SO,
he violated both human and Divine law.
His party never approved that part Of his
private conduct it was his public worth
they honored. England certainly did
not commend Lord Nelson's intimacy
with Lady Hamilton it was his distin-
guished merit as Il sea chicflain fer which
that country applauded and rewarded
him. The present age, and eur own
country, offers many similar acts of shame
and SHIN the lives of popular heroes
and statesmen, too. Some OF the great
chieftains of the Federal army in the late
civil war, and several Of the conspic-
nous leaders of the 0regonian's own
party have, in ike manner with Richard
NJ. johnson, sinned i'll private life. 1t
would lie unfair to charge upon their pro-
%fession or their party this sin. Equally
unfair is it to charge the sin of Richard
N. Johnson upon the Democracy of his
day, or of this period, or his State.
But let the Orcgonian bear one fact in
mind: At that day, the laws Of the State
in which Vice President Johnson sinncd,
forbade marriages of whites to blacks.
In this period, several of the Northern
States, under Abolition rule, have by
statute law permitted such marriages
This is not Il private evil, but Il public
shame, and not an individual is implicat-
ed. but the whole Abolition party is in
volved in the shame. If the Oregonian
is shocked at Richard NJ. johnson for
having been married toa black woman
Gas it asserts), what has it to say about
the members of its own party who passed
laws permitting and legalizing the mar
riage of whites to blacks? If it views
with disfavor the = s%affrony progeny" OF
of that union, what does it think of its
party's conduct in so legislating as to
people the land with more of the same
sort ? To be consistent, it ought to now
claim the deceased Vice Presidentas one
Of the great apostles of its party on ac-
count of that very marriage" just as
the party generally how have the shame
less audacity to claim President jackson
as their own, because of his course to-
wards South Carolina in 1882. For the
organ of a party to SANDER the memory
of the dead statesman for having, as il
charges, married a black woman, when il
sees nothing wrong in laws passed to per.
nit similar marriages in Abolition States
is rather singular, to say the least. Oul
contemporary has simply thrown a boom
erang to hit Democrats, and had it come
back on its own Beotian head most ter.
ribly.
MECHANICS INsTITUTE.-The mechanics Of
| porfIand nroposo 70 orron;,o ood ortahI;,h =
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

TnE CALIruRSIA ELEcrrox.-The silenceof
the loyal telegraph on the subject is = suf.
fcient indication that the AboIitionisss are
not g~ratiied with the result Of the late cleo
ton in California. The Democratic gain is
very large. The Senate will stand about 80
Ah9ltionists to ] Democrats 1.-THE Assembly
IS Abolitionists to "a Democrats. In the
County Offices in a majority of the counties,
the Democracy have carried off the largest
share of the triumph. California is waking
up, we are glad to say.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

NEW ACADEMIA new academy build
ing has been lately completed at Forest
Grove, Washington county. A new College
building is also going up there, to be finish
ed next year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

FIRE.-From the Statesman of Monday We
learn that the large barn Of Joseph Waldo,
IN Marion county, was destroyed BY IRE on
the 9TH instant, with grain, hay, farm
ing implements, wagons, harness, &C., valu-
ed'in the aggregate at 50, 900, of which III.
Waldo's partner, Mr.. Fullerton loses one
half. 1t is supposed the 6r~eoriginated from
the carelessness or design Of some returning
miners who passed the night before in tbs
barn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

CHoKED TO DEArH.-George Keiser, form
eriy from Cleveland or Sseubenvile, Chic,
and lately from Stockton, California, was
|choked to death last Sunday at Oregon City,
while at breakfast.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
Importing Foreign Laborers.

Now York. SeQ.. l6.-Ihe Tr.bnne's Wa7Airg-
ton special dispatch says some Of the original
planters arc directing attention u tae impors alton
of forcir "a Iaborcrs 70 caT,ines the department Of
agriculture. A gentleman in Charleston, NORTH
Carolina. has introduced twenty-five Swedes as
laborrs. wha have proved themselves patient. ia
dustrious and energetic; hnt s.me apprehensions
are entertained lest the climate 50 far south may
operate unfayorabiy on their health and powers OF
endurance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

The Fsniaas are iaokei ufan es a sourre of
Diplomatic tfaatte FIR secretary : ward. Tbs
English Minister hns carefully ntts4 the Fenian
demonstration aHd lscss shi stat uncats, which
hBse been sent - The hetue saseffla 4. aud whish
Il IS nadaTsteasi III gown toe snliee3 II e iaulnni
cat ans atteatien thai may soon he invested With
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
Mastering out Troors.

Washington. pt. 17.-fae t.tul nnHlber Of
trobIs mt cred 6ai under orders frm tic War
Department Aug. iith. was Is -uty-hin: thpGssad.
o. this number. G,noe were from ta. Middle De
partsncnt; 5000 from Washington; 5,0ao from
Kentucky; 5000 from North Carolina and 2.no0
from Mississippi. The order dated the 5;h az the
present month directs tie mastering ont Of another
large. body Of troops. which number abpnt 10 900,
20. 600 d whom are eoiored troops raised in tie
<.rfh
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
Naval Affairs.

Ne~ York. sept. LITTLE Wa,fi4 special sar,
by tae c.ese e tle year IT,, Navy viii eniy llav.
rs many sceels in mmissiou as ~ he caa,.
mcucemett Of the var. usly t re ir9u-e'ad VIII
h. r2iaiael; 'on8 al ChHric on. one ri Sew Or
leans attd ,nr a Saa FfaHeisc3 The res. will b
LII M - u -tana.-. L. L.Lnn IlL-nIa..a.1a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
FIRES il Maine.

Bangor. Ne. Sept. 12.-fjres arc ragiae "a t!c
wood. 10 ev.ry part of ibis county. particularly in
Carmel. Iicnnen. the Id towns Of Easey. Bradley.
Malforl. 0rono and Seldom. Much Valuable prep
efty = Ieiag destroyed. and the tannerTcs. Dc.
are ia DANCER. TIE Banror AMI Milford Railroad
cals fluid II difficult to gst through the fr.s.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

MECHANICS INsTITuTE.-The mechanics of
Portland propose to organize and establish a
Society for the promotion of useful knowl-
edge in the limo of their pursuits. A libra
ry is to be made up, and other excellent feat
ures will be added. It is a good move, and
ought to succeed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
Colorea Troora Maatered Cnt.
The. xlborale Of nrexico Depending.

New YORK, sept. -. Tie commercial WASH
is TON echtt tass: tbs nee9ntts from Noz4e.
te a,Iin the pro- petts al The Republic. ne tt
coming nero airiny. Tie Hee,c1ns y $50 afiil
adhere 70 tap i,4lasbiie, have h.en, DISC p.asei
at-Lsafing at tbs r. lneti "a # sb rnpst army il
T. sac, u0l are making ibt last tna iii , e4H
ssfh AtNiin ilstl. ani without fte.e - ~ imnnaii
afe ~ruppIy ot ~ - unt m neg lroui tits tnil 4
STATIC. ttc LltcfaIs must fiandon HE eau Il.
Tle Administration Nj Eetbtr fpttr ~ ueu
tr1ily Iass - le ,isluiei, MIR viii ii - l. war
tr ara flf4t
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
Riot Among the Negroes.

New York, Sept. IA riot took place at
Hampton last Monday night among the negroes,
which was quelled by a detachment from the Dis
trict of Columbia cavalry. Twonty-one negrocs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
ATE TO 10.
The Atlantic Cable.

II. b. NJ. ship Wigent. in a letter to the Express
says: The Wigent passed the locality where the
cable separated. and Stacked, and with the best
lookouts of officers and men saw none of the
buoys. lie concludes that if the Great Eastern's
reckonings we've correct, the buoys must have part
ed from the cable and drifted about the ocean.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
sOnth carollna conventlou.

Washington. Sept. ts.-Jhe Herald sa,s thet
n telegrsfn has heeu rasiead bers ir,fp eelug4bi4.
south CarNlipa. sfaiiar fint ttc sa'n rpnYerfion
assemAle4i yesaariay yah ems hnndrsl mcmbers
present. II is rsesrdrd as ,hs alilest isdy cser
convened in hat state. 4 resolution II disenuseut
Tered received only Hse y"ies. and was iait Or
til table AFTER he refusal to permit its adoption.
The Governors hieasaae was reaf. which strongly
aastains the Presidents feeoustrattipn policy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
From sorth Carolina.


New York. Sept. 1.-THE Herail's Charleston
correspondent Of thu I3th says. that in consequence
Of the. trouble between the planters and free1inea-
the form r complaining of disregard of contracts
on the part Of the latter. tie negroes chnT sing the
emp overs with Injustice and cruel Treatment. Ten
Iaffna, temporarily in command Of Charleston Die
triet. has issued anarter requiring both writes and
biayks 10 give up all the arms in their possession.
The old pro-siayery aul secession spirit was ex-
t<cte3 10 show itself in the State Conveatisn n.
s me of the dele gates were congratulatiug them-
I2ives in the belief that slavery WAS not yet dead.
Great Fire N Augusta, Maine.
Augusta, Nc. Sept. 1.-THE most destructive
fire that has ever occurred in Maine swept through
this city this morning. The entire business portion
of the city, extending from the passenger bridge
to Winthrop street and from the river to above the
railroad track. is in rains. The fire broke out in
a wooden building on Water street and spread rap
idly in all directions. The utmost efforts of the
Grcmea could only confne its destructive progress
to the limits above mentioned. Every lawyers
office in the city, all the banks. two hotels, the
post-ofiice, express aud telegraph ofices. all the
dry-goods, book aud clothing stores in tha city.
the United States Quartermastsr. Commissary and
Pension offices. the new depot, the Age newspaper
Office and many other buildings. in all numbering
more than forty. occupied as places of business by
more than one hundred individuals ard firms.
were burned. The banks succeeded in saving all
their papers and treasure. The FIRE was undoubt-
GUY tue Work OF an lhcehuAary. Inc losses c3Dnul
now be estimated; but canrot fall short of half a
million.
Treaty of Peace with Indians.
Fort Smith, Ark, Sept. I5.-The remainder Of
the loyal Gkerakoes and also the rebel S-minoles
signed the treaty. The other delegations asked
farther time, but gave assurance that they would
all sign the treaty. There seems TO. be a perfect
reconciliation among all the tribes except the
Cherokees.
General Harvey will attend the Buff creek
Council ON the 4th of October, instead Ct Colonel
Parker.
from Mexico.
Cairo. Sept. I6.-The New Orleans Times City
of Mexico correspondent, under date Of Sept. 18th,
says: The news from the United States causes
great agitation. The Imperialists arc in a state q
extreme anxiety. The most gealaHs adherents Of
MaximiEan arc Discouraged. Every ono seems &c
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
Rebels in Mexico.

Thc Times Cily of aiexicn correspondent sayA
tlAt they lave at rteEeHt IN that city al,eas forty
rebel eticsrs al differ nj grades. Am NJ them arr
Gcnerais Price. MagrudaT. Shelby, Niic9x agd
King. They associate with t!e Amerie an citi chs
her who have maintained n loyal u:tiuic with
tue utmost cordially. No bitter .ienancittion Of
the Yankees is hgani, Many schemes Of COLOMBIA
ton are proposed 10y them. Of wbica tn most ne,a-
bic is the Iiike d twins Sonora project which
came 10 notice among those now PRESSED upon the
attention Of tie Government aS The. m1sta feasible
aud important itis that the government should do
nate = large tract OF land IA ths vicinity Of Cerdo-
va forforning n large colony. IL is proposed 10
issue asireular for general circulation, particularly
throu ghou; the South under ihe signatures oi
Kirby Smith, Price aud ;iagr9.er. Il S con.ideat-
~ asserted that this viii induce "A large number,
particularly those who have served nnd1r those
oiiio ers, 10 ~cinigrAte from tbs United States,
Notwithstanding The persistent refusal Of the gov
eminent Of the United States to recognize the I'm
per;al government of Maximilian as tae only gov
ernnpnt DE- Jdeto existing III the civilized portions
OF NJ xieo. This government having c~lrsfaily
maintained n position Of impartial neutrality
during the late war. now ii declines to accept these
propositions for various reasons, not the least OF
which is. it nj hit appear 10 our government as an
abandonment Of the neutral position by cxtendin +,
too much protection to disloyal Southerners, aud
also nigh appear to be preparing FOR any future
emergency by inducing item to come.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
General News.

Worcester. Mass, SPIT. 1.-THE Republican
State Convention assembled here to-day and nom
mated Colonel 4. IL. Bullock for Governor and
William Ciiffin for Liuut-Goveraor.
The Posts Washington special says: The OH
GERS Of the Richmond Banks haycpreferrcd a claim
for the specie captured from Davis and just brought
to Washington.
Augusta, Maine. Sept. 1.-THE Kennebcc Jour
nal + this morning contains the official retrgns
from 264 towns. comprising more than thrce-fouNf 4
of tine vote OF the State. Cony has 1850 majoH-
ty against 1862 in 1868. The total vote Of the
State will fall short $500.
New York, Sept. 1.-THE Hcrald's Washington
special dispatch says the restrictions on applica-
tons for pardon from Alabama, are removed.
That State is now on footing with other States.
{. L. Tombly has arrived with Sl00,0Q0 IN gold,
captured on n train with JEFF. Davis while passing
drought Georgia.
The Chinese trouble has been greatly magniGed.
1t is not expected that the State Department will
sustain the demand of our Minister for the surren-
der of General Burgevine, he having denaturalized
himself by becoming a Chinese citizen.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
From Mexico.

The Worlds Vera Cruz correspondent of the
LIST, says the Imperialists are in a state of intense
excitement and joy over the official announcement
by Marshal Bazaine of two Imperial %triumphs.
1t seems the capital Of Juareh has ben captured
by Maximilian's troops. Tho other Imperial vic.
tory WAS the occupation of the town OF Herman
vile, which the republicans had previously eraeu-
ated.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

v r e%pr'rrsa. ~ p,.p.s eai,a,oav.r e@"''"''''
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-27

There seems to be a regularly or
d band of robbers on the road lead
pm Jackson 10 Big Black. Every
lays somebody 10 robbed on the
burg road. At II o'clock on the
Of the 10Th, Col. T. A. Mellon was
ed by gang Of desperadoes, who
u ambush at Champion Hill. One
men halted the Colonel and de
ed his money. The Colonel toIo
not much," and at the same 'im'
the fellow With his revolver. III
made for the nearest tree aud de-
ID himself. After, discharginG owe
shots at the outlaws, killing two o
Of them and woundine several more
Ade his ecape. The Colonel receive
wound on the back Of his neck. an
Oat tail was completely riddled wit
,. His wound was slight. the ba
gr'sing his neck. We are glad
, that some Of the outlaws have bee
ehended. A few are citizens-otheI
ng to the 10th Indians Cavalry.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-27

the osdina nee that he was considered oy
some men in his county as an untrue
southern man. lie denied the night IN
toto. liz did not waut it and it any State
possesses it, he wanted TO deprive such
State of it. The right Whatever It WAS
was simply right OF revolution which no
constitution could give or take away ne
denied that there was or cnuld De
such a thing as constitutional peaceanle
secession. lie wished the people 10 un
derstand what peaceable secession mean
that it meant war, .suf-riQg. palniu'
m.rches. disease, death, prIVstioD, fire
and sword. Aud he did not want The
| people of this country ever u rene
| again. He had not gone into the wal
| because he believed in the doctrine O
secession, but because his sympa'h'e'
were with his people, and when he founc
il TO be a war of sections he nned ~ IL
support Of his own section ana with
distinct understa nding hat 1t was va
Of revolution. Henceforth he wanted ID
separation from the Union again, excep
"a a revolution. Should that day eve
pme, the people should not he acc I'VE.
h wanted them to concur Win ntiil
the belief that war and bloodsneo WIT
TO ensue. He regarded tn d"ctrine
containing the seeds OF self destruc'io. 10.
; And If the Confederacy had succeeded
the late struggle, how long COULD it hay
r lasted with such doctrine embodied
liza fundamental law? He regarded 1t
more important to give the death blow
This heresy OF peaceable secession, th'
20 the institution of slavery itself
will 90 far TO commend ourselves to tt
! neople of the Uoited States 1t we $
e hat there is no such thing as peaceat
81 secession, either as a reserved r'ght
. in the Constitution Of he United Sat-
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-27
CITY ORDINANCES.
| 40. g.
An Ordnance % Regrla.e As 0b'errareS 81 tie Chris.
,;a, Sab, a,l Dag, passed 4Egass 2lst 1865.

=. Ordnance 70 R1gHae Ae Obse7roEes 81 tie Chris.
t;an Sab atk Dag. passed August elst. 1865.
p;t enacted bv the Board of Mayo and ldernen
t;t,s az M,.idisal That tFsldt sE!an lab
,btr ise n Whatsoever, shall do or eXer>iso any
orJdIy lsIor business or work OF Their ordinary
i;,,g N The Christian Sabbath <Works of necessity,
hr,tS and necessary occasions OF the family
eepsrs That no person shall publicly exp9se for
-. ,or Ii in any Store shop. Warehouse, " hsi-
- any goods wares .or erS!lai.dise, upon the
si,r;ssi d Sabbath; and ali stores shops and war
Snss in which goods of any description are kept for
, ,hall BE- closed during the yn:ir. day. from twelve
- ok Sarrrlav nj hit I twelve o'clock upaay night
CThis sec ion does apply to KEEPERS 81 "t' IS.
boarding houses o public c;lTi house where no
srits.s Hqno are pit for sale nor to ap thscaries
| in their busin. such
| Stca YhAt keepers of drinking houses or sh 'ps
,~bar, spirons vniuus nors are kept Tor ~ai2 by
S,si or drink shall allow said houss she's,
10 be kept open sell or permit ~ De Solo, any vlleus
| or spirit dous liquors on the s@hoatauAy -
! Stc4 Tha 10 sp rts. public exercise oT exihoi
,ions OF games of any kiad. ~ ii ali wed On Iha
H., nor snail owners of tent in alleys, ether place
of ubc amusement be permitted % keep open on tht
SIC. 5 That no person shall bu" or sell any good
or things whstsoever on that day eNceptin case OF Sex
! mesa and for the necessari Of life
$50 s. trhar any d s.n violating ny provision 0
this ordinance shlli not be 6nei les" an ten dolia
!. ! no more than hfty tiola for every ofense
APPROVED:
JNo. ARMSTRONG, Mayor.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS rs.


-we ore authorised to announce ION VIM
a. patton of Lauderdae, as q ca didate f"f ',ox
ernor of this State. Election first Monday Id c'o'
owe ere authorized to announce jaw" =,
Ech"is of Ainds 0unty, as . candiuate iof ''
Treasurer at the next general electloh
.-sOo -e authorized to announce the name of
q E~Her, ReachmaM Esq. of Lauderiale, rs
candidate to I'LL the xpred term OF the lion Nm
q patton as Senate for the counties OF i-auaero1'o
All Neyton Election first Monday in october
w. arc authorized TO announce A. GIL
rapIE If Monroe A. a caadhate for the othce OF
Auditor, ut the next general elecll'n
.-s We ara a ,thorzed to announce Go A.
sROCaHER OF 1ippAh "| c'nniaate TOT .o ''e
Of Sscretary of State, at the next genera electin
-- We are authoriz, ID ~ announce s: T ti EN-
| &c Toxndes Al a. candidate for th@ otnde OF state
Treasurrr, a: the next general election
We are authoris ID to announces JOHN N O.
| LEWIS, of Rankin, as cannidate tor o'~'e A''~'
/ urer AZ the next general elec'ion.
| we are authorts ID to announce w. P. EVANS
of Tar erdala as canddate for District Ait"r FS OF
the Eiph Jndici Il Dis ret composed .. ."' perrr
| lis Of l. nderdala, Tia Ike wayne IoneS' Ae''
! Greene ancock and HARRISON
r-5s,He are authorized to announce ChHs' A
| N .s y candidate for District Attorney OF the
Eighth Judicial District, composed OF t2e co" e :"
,unlcriale la k, Wayne, Jones, Ferr!' "F'e"'
| Iarkson Hancock harrison
rxs=sve arr authorized to announce Greene y
ci1xmd.er as a candidate for District Attorney %
the Eig tn Judic al District CONFUSED 1t the
iof undertake. lark, wayne, C"uOSs AS'iJ' ~-
lack son Hancock and IL rrlSo
rz5sWe are authorized TO announce non: ~
= NJ InncO X as a cand ate for Judge OF the Elgnt
a Iudicl District COM posed OF the counties OF I-a.
.r,1a. Clark Wayne zones, Gree e, rPfIy' '~oAoOi
: Hancock and Harrison at the OCTOBER eiee'ion
s-5-we arc authorized to announce the nahe ~
y xA II prd a Ii late for re-eeetinn ~ VI
a. es oF h riff of L;.ud-rdaI' County to MI the III
xnired term of said Office. Election first MONDAY
l. October. 65
: s--Ue are authorized 20 q nnounce the name
VI r. w Wcndes SON candidate Tor ree,ect''
n >, ~. ofac4 of Jerk Circuit Court OF Lan1eraa
nntv To sll the me xpirel term of said ONCE tec'
: | frst Ionday of October, 1863
!: r-7ve are au horned TO announce the name
u IA q MAYBE Id candid te tnr re-tlectilsn IN .
III ~ escr of probate Clerk of Landerdae % MI
~ ir.d term Of said Office Election first Moaday
ri | October, 1866
r5.wr are authorized TO announce W. u. ".
....,1. "a n 6 indicate for Judge of P'ooae ~ L.'u
d | arJale county Election first Monday In Octooer
. r-Sswe are authorized to announce ARln' IN"
~ -, ESQ as candidate for Judge OF the lg,
T"%ris District composed Of the counties OF no
- iala clark Wayne. Jones, Greene Perry, IscNS
h. WancocE and Harrison, at the October eect'oh'
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Unto,, Res.saIe Cote sc,
One of the oldest in the STATE,
OXFORD, mis-:

One of the Oldest In the state.
HE exerci4es ~ tstsi~sti.ution win be resumed On
re4 cay At u tobtr n.xt.u' d. the sup. ris
trndsn v.f Rev Bell. 81. a whe ha- oe' II
81. ct-d i s<ideps. "a
H. viii be assisted by corps Of wei quail ne"
teachers -. ~,
SpenatuH -, X
Lower ctasses pr session OF 20 weeks anu si'
Hirer 4 do do
Music esen instrument. do
ONE HALF IN ADVANCE.
~ de Ian n.sts q nam n ~ Hrsnehes. N
e,dentaI ex .enses including n~r IT tasirnmeh .
KIN ..Ai
Stould to rooms Of the college not be re tr7'Sn'
80 hoa.ac sph r > iIv OBJ In. d. in ;}r h"ss pri
! vs. tam lies. fsum Sau tos
/ Payment may be maze in currency W n '"@ pr
| ADDED ,,..t. a.,
! Tic hi2h reputation of Mr. Boil f'r h"'ae,'c Al,
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