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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-02
TcIegranh and NIaIlItema.


Tho Republicans Of the Sixth Ward, Bal
timore, have nominated Mt. Charles L..
Miteheil, a ncgra. 10 represent them IN the
Legislature Of that State.
Attctncy General staubcry is engaged
~ eNaisiliing the evidence in the case of
the feninn Colonel Lynch. and will shortly
report his couclusions to the State Depart
ment
My. sill. nu Old lady rcsidlog near
Bowling Green, Ny. was murdered bv
three negroes on saturday night. The
object OF the murlercrs was plundcr They
got but siNty-ilvc dollars.
The safe of the Merchants Insurance
Company. at Newark, New Jersey. was
robbed of SG0,0OO In Government bonds, on
wednesday night.
At Maysvillc. Kentucky. Yesterday morn
Ing at three o'clock, two hundred and three
barrels OF coal oil, discharged on n barge
nom the steamer II. j. Picket. accidentally
caught fire, and. together with the barge.
was entirely consumed. FN
/ The war between Brazll add Paraguay l5
| becoming more sanguinary. The sinking
of the Rio de .laneiro Is confirmed Her
commander and siXty-fOur of the crew
/ perlshcd. The Brsziliaus successfully
RtOrmcd a fort held by the enemy, taking
D hlit' lhftt~ VI fNnhon. lhffe nays ana
q quantity OF arms and ammunition The
loss of the Brnzilians Ia the assault was two
hundred killed and eight hundred wound
ed; that of the Paraguayans being much
| greater, rs over seven hundred Of their
dead were buried by the Brazilians,
! Ntornado, in Clay county, ILL.,. on Sunday
last, destroyed tlic entire small village Of
larkinshurg. Several houses were denol-
lshed, and one young lady Killed. Frame
houses were caught up and rolled about like
bubbles
SAD SrECTACLE.-At a late hour on Sat
Tday night we saw q person whose clerical
calling oughtto have proved shield. in a
hcastly state OF intoNication lie was ta-
ken to the United States Hotel by police
man, and furnished with lodgings for the
night. IL was, indeed "a snl spectacle,
l-LouiSrHie Courier.
Evidently the relic of one of the loyal
Southeners who have iut cudcd their
Swinging round the Radical circlcl Sad
spectacle.
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old Trinity.

The latest indications are, that the emil
nently aristOcratic aud notorously mann
mon-loving church, the old Trinity, Of
New York, will submit to a compromise
with claimant for the greater portion of
its property. The mportunate heirs of an
old fogy, named ANNEKE JAMS, have had
audience with the Trinity agent, and the
result is reported-Trinity is eoa,ing do,oR
and. as there is only the value of Sa0O,OOO,
900 involved and, as It is concluded that
the JAMS heirs have the papers on
mereenary Trinity and that Trinity has,
philosophieally and gracefully, agreed to
submit to what cannot be helped, the pros
pect is now quite tlattering that the settle
ment will be made of the matter, outside
of Court litigation and steep LAWYERS fees
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l.nIrnliIAL nNENIrIEs.

We are gmtiilcd to be assured by the
Caniield inioa that the report that Dawn
Ton Voted The r,e,nocntic hckct at the re-
cent election Is an error. W. ne glad the
party Was spared the humiliation Of being
compelled to recognizes such au individual
rs even q voting member.
The New York IribWe urges the Cana
dlans TO obscrlc mercy toward the fcninn
prisoners suggesting TO the "nritiIt tioN-
ernment that IL is not merely the Hresi-
dent who pleads for merry but The Amcri-
can nation Nvlhchw6uld Justly regard the
execution of these prisoners as cruelty and
lhiustite.' tt
The erncilics Which military ofiecrs
practice on the political prisoners, still
4 Kept III that he'll on earth, "Dry Tortugos'
are lately reported to be atrocious beyond
belief
I IL Canadian counsels prevail, Father
McMAuoN and Colonel IYNoli will mount
1 the scailold; and then Canada had better
put her house in order, for strange COM
pauy viii soon call
WEBsrrR's Spelling Books are printed
extensively in London. tor American use
bccause thc tarin Oh paper for the benefit
Of few American paper makers, is Sc
4 great that The work can bo done chcalel
there than here.
General DICk TAYLOR, brothcr-in-law oI
lJiar DNls, has returned TO WasMngtol
from the latter, and reports that DAVIS
health Is still ON the decliuc. Tie has n'
hopes of release from confinement or NJ
early trial
The Washington RYUJicm makes a.
authoritiye denial Of the rumors concerning
Mexican affairs, aud says the reports were
started Ia the interest of the McXican bon,
holders,
Official returns received at Omaha
Nebraska, elect JonN TsFrE Republican
member oC the Forteth Congress, by {. 4
majority. The Republican majority in th'
State Legislature win be nineteen on join
ballot.
The Vermont Legislature has ratified th'
constitutional amendment 1.-The senate by
vote of twenty eight to two; the House by
one hundred and ninety -npeyeas to clever
nays
The Cincinnati gazette says that ions
MoRussFY, the pugilist, "is man of high
er tone aud more moral and political inter
ests than .louNsoN''--memng President
ANDREw JOHNSON, the gentleman whom
the Go-ctie aial its party. elected to thai
high position. We had no idea that Mon
RIssEy was that great,
1t is announced that the entire space, al.
lottcd to Americans, in the coming Pari,
Exhibition for lSG7, has already been filled
Somebody has been more diligent than
somebody else, in getting in on time.
At the samc time that the Radicals de.
clare that ,hc southern States, 10y their re-
belllon. forfeited all their rights Us States
and are now outside Of the Union, they de.
mand that they shall ratiiy amendments to
the Constitution.
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The SHOW sCIosed.

The BRowNLow cayalcade of Radical
vagabonds "swuug round the circle until
they got up into Wisconsin-the cnthu'i-
asm with which they were received. after
leaving the classic tomb of the saiuied
LINCOLN. growing smaller by degrees, ns
they went marching on-since which time
they have disappeared something like that
'.bascless fabrie Of vision" Of which
SHAKsrEARE made mention.
Whence they came, we know; WHITTIER
they went. we don't. But gone tltcy are.
A Western cotemporary. whose humps OF
veneration for holy men were probably
never very highly cultivated. thus slur-
rlngly speaks of them-now that they are
out OF the way
They died of themselves--of their own
weakness and folly. In their journey they
took in most of the radical cities. They
gathered at the grave of Giddings and
crocadiled at the tomb of the "martyrcd
President. Abraham Lincoln" True tn
their natural ghonl like instincts, they
gibbered and Squeaked around the resting
place oi the dead. and pried into the sanc-
tity of the grave In order to make polit-
ical sensation. They have been a disgrace
to the country, and lit representatives ot
the piety and hypocrisy OF New England
lanaticism and diabolism.'
That will do. Once, on memorable
occasion, when the late senator Ben.
TAPPAN, was urged for a toast on the de-
tunct aud secthmgly rotten United States
Bank, he responded, in his mild way
We should mol speak crH Of he deda, ol'
rail at the ddBlnedr'
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Special Caution,
MEDIOAL NOTICE.

Dr. u. CON s. may he consulted Az follows:
Ia DAYTON atthe Philips House. on Fridays,
sept l4i Oct, l9i Nov, .; Dec ab isfeb / March
3 April II; MAY ~ June 81
In TROY at the Morris House, on SATURDAYS
sept 10; oct 2O Nov "a Dee, 80; feb .; March
%; April -; May lSiJune ~
In NENlA ~ the,Depot Eating House. on Thurs-
days sept 10; Oct. IS; NOV. ~ Z bee ~ Jan. 81 ;
Mirgh Ii April II May 10 Iune 20
In SPRINGFIELD at the Willig House on
rhnrsdays, sept 70 Oct 90; Nov 20; Jan. 3. Feb
u March "; Apnl lsi May 2a; Juncai.
br. CONE has hud plliccs la each Of the atny,
PLACES that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years, and as he has treated and cared many
Patients, ia each OF the above places he can give
the hest OF references in each place to his skin
Or. CONE Treats and Cures an varieties O
Chronic diseases, Including those OF the Eye an,
Ear; makes no charge for consultation: hut Il
those vino consult Treatment he charge
Cash Tor his Medicines
Medicine that viii last Il paticut from four to sS
| months, cost FROM Five To Thirty dulars, in Casl
Address nv E CONE
COLVMBUs. ONO.
uu2u. DIV
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state Convention Eighth OF Jan
flnEk

We are glad TO observe that large m'-
iority Of the Democratic papcrsof estate
favor the suggestion Of holdinga STATE Con-
yention at Columbus. on the eighth ofJm'-
naty next. to tonomiuate . state tekct We
feel confident that the State Central Com
mittec wiz agree 10 call it on that day
let us bc done With the "Micawbcrbm' oi
waiting Tor something to turn up. we
trust, too. that the Committee viii change
the accommodation unanimously agreed
to on the 18th of July last in favor Of
NArioSAL DEMocRAIIc CoNyENrloN at Bat
timore, January sth, 1861. 20 Louisville
February 22d. 1867 The Ia Crosse Dem
ocrat Is urging the holding Of such u Con'
yentiou about that time, aud we are gla'
10 see so many Democntlcpapers uniting
in favor oft.
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..Smin Pnnn,i,insl,

Mr.. HIKES, OF Clarke county, Ind. owns
a pumpkin vine, the four branches of which
measure a total Of 40 feet IN length, anu
produced seven pumpkins, which measu-
ed lin the aggregate tweng-three feet IN
circumference. He challenged any farmer
TO beat his une-yinc crop.
Wheroupon, " u. c., an er-ttpo tand ",
thlnk we recognize in the Initials our OLD
poet-friend, W.D. GALLAGHER) comes al
him in the Louisville Courier with the pro-
duct ofa vine which simply volunteered tC
grow in his garden. It had nine branches
the united length of which is 2sG feet, anC
the circumference is fourteen pumpkins
forty two feet three inches.
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SIIERIFFS SALE.

Joseph Astcmeyer rs Boniiacus kock
IN Obedience 10 the command OF an order of
sale Ssuod in The aliOye case. au to me directed
lWill oAer mt public sale at the door of the Cont
House, in the city Of Dayton, ON
ThrsdaB, NOosmbsr 90 1864
AZ two O'Clock, =. NJ, the following des cribud prop
Crty tp-Wit: Situate la the county of MONTGOMERY
and state Of ohio, aud in the city Of Dayton and
known and do,rtibed a. follows. tO-wit:
Lot numbered two thousand six hundred and
thirty three, (.G3} of the revised numbers Of the
plat OF the city Of Dayton The above property has
been appraised at twelve hundred dollars fStH1l
aud cannot sell for less than two-thrls of the az.
praised value. On the lot there is a good frame
house, and good stable and other ut-buildings
q. g. II. DAVIDSON, Sheriff
j. II. BAGGOrr.
W SCuELuAMER, Att'ys oc26Fts
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AdInlnlstrator's Notlce.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified as administraior
oi tne estate OF William CHADWICK, deceased late
oeibtdW JOHN WEAVER Ir
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DR.. Bicknell'a Syrup!
TIM GREAT
CHOLERA. REMEDY 4!

Also, Dgssafeyy, DidyShgd, Cholerd Nor5Hs. SIN,
n'rr Complaint Pain or crdmP in SomacA % Boio-
@s Sick or Sour Stomach, PliRtey's Colie, Sc and
Is warranted 10 ouKE or no pay. Is purely yeget.
able without particle or opiale or narcotic
Highly aromatic, very pleasant 70 thc taSte, mild
hut sure in Its effects. warns and strengthens the
system, acts like q rhIfn afOrling almost imme.
date relief and taste Of the article will satisfy
The most lncredulou. OF these facts sold by all
dealers mNmcllicinc. Please sciid for circular.
Try it, Prepared only by EpMARD SUTTON
Providence. n. L. DEMAS BARNES 4 CO. OF
New York General Agents m9dawGm
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4Marrifd.

DE RUSH TAYLOR on the 8Oth Of october
by Rev u Steck. W. d. De Rush. OF wabash In
diana, to Miss Bella Taylor Of Dayton
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The Ban Opened.


One violence proyokes another When
it was announced that the Canadian Court
had condemned to death Father MCMAuoN
and Colonel LYNCH, party of indignant
men-probably Feuians-made a demon
stration of revenge. by assaulting the
Episcopal Church at BrantfOrt, smashing
in the windows, demolishng the pulpit,
aud then marching through the streets,
shouting for Fenian leaders, and eyideneing
spirit of "remonstrance" quite suggestive
TO the Canadian authorities, if they can
see it, that right among themselves there
is an element of mischief which will surely
develop into openness, If extreme penal
ties are urged.
az The New York Heraid supports the
Radical policy against that Of the Presi-
dent aud has thrown itself into the BUT
LER and PHILIIPs 'ring' With more than
Its accustomed gllsto Tor evil. let il is re-
sponsble i6f the following statement In
regard to enc OF It's leaders-srANroN
His resignation has been precipitated bv
the discovery lately made that Mr.. Stanton
has filled nearly all the vacancies h the
regular army without the knowledge or
assent of Mr.. Johnson. lie has been for
some time making out the commissions and
forwarding them To the appointees. with
orders 10 them to report 10 General Grant
for duty. General Grant supposing them,
as appeared from the face Of their papers,
duly appointed by the President, has as
signed them TO duty, and they are now at
service without the knowledge Of the
President. On learning this fact, the Presi-
dent, very angry, had demanded an eX-
PLANTATION. The result was the retirement
of Mr.. Stanton as soon as he could make
out his report, ON which he Is now engaged
FoRNRY THREATENS TEXAs.- The Wash
ington Chronicle thus foreslndows what Il
to be done with Texas by the Radicals. II
says: ld un
The people Of Texas, in refusing 10 rati-
Nv the constitutional amendment, have ren.
dered themselves liable TO tile imposition
OF harsher terms. Probably the best thing
for them would be division of the State
aud the establishment of universal suffrage
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Dissolution.

THE co-partnerhip heretofore existing under
Il the style and firm name of Nef Bennet a Co
was dissolved on the 10th inst, Ne A. Bennet hAyl
Ing purchased the interest Of MIR. Eels Either
partner wsll use the name Of the firm in liauida.
noh. HENRY NEFF
MILTON nEN NET
Iyl1daWtf MARCUS EELI.S
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"a The Columbus aud Cincinnati papers

- The Columbus and dCinoinnati papers
have had considerable to say, during two
or threedays, about the Auditor Of Frank
lin County Columbus being deposed, on
account of insanity. The Journal had it
that our old friend MATTHIAS MARTIN, was
the person alluded to--the former Auditor
THoMAs ARNOLD IS the deposed official.
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Removal.

NEFF BENNETT, Manufacturer and Whole.
IN sale and Retail dealers In STOVES. Hnliow
ware, &c,, have removed their salesroom from 2IO
Third street, 10 the rooms formerly occupied IN
Brown irwin, ON the corner Of First street and
the Cannl where they will be pleased to see their
tnends and all who may he la want Of 1rst -olnss
Cooking and Heating stoves 1'T-
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Amnssments.
T1URNERs' OPE4A-IIOIsF-

n AAANAa WI AAAtsh~AAhFA -
\ .N.NNt" II. --r----- .I. NH.
J. NJ, q ", NJ. TURNER s...it -Proprieiors
H. 7. RAY lMOND s u.l ...... Manager
lAlso Of Opera House. iolmnbus uhlo)
Engagement, for sIN NIGHTS ONLY. with the
hean'hulund accomplished Actress,
Miss Lucille Western.
Who viii make her first appearanee In this eiiyou
Monday II, ening, November 3.
II herfamous inlpersonation OF LADY isAREIand
MADAM VINE, in The celebrated sensational
play Of IIH.H HltfHN
E a - T Tx M M Ts ;
or, The flopemesst,
supportedby cJTr
mr. n. tlamiitou,
Mr. T.. =. stBna from Woods Ihcater, Gin.
Miss Va. ~, Gordon, ,..f .,lttfa W
And the entire Company of The Dinra iloiso GO.
lunbus, Ohio.
Admission Dress Circle and rarquette 50cts
Hallery, eoctss escfved seafsi 15c Private Boxes
- AMI - Doors open at seven; Curtain rises at
quarter before eight
seats can BE- secured at the business onice OF the
Opera House ftOm ten tli four O'Clock moi
aaaas
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AToronto dispatch states that the trial
of eightof the Fenlan prisoners has been
postponed until the second week ia Noyem-
ber to allow their counsel further time 10
procure evidence.
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MENTAL NOTICE.

DENTAL NOTICE. ,m.u
JOHN G.. wAYT DENTIST,
having recovered his health has resumed the
practice Of Dentistry in Richmond, aud respect
fully offers his services to his old friends and pa
tlents, and all others who may need them -
Orice and residence No. SIS Franklin street, two
doors west Of Ninth street ia
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..;ors of his establishment

ccssary operations of his establishment
crnn, tho hour the raw tobacco is received
until Il il ready To be shipped. For the
,orformance of this work one hundred
and thirty to one hundred and fifty opera
tiyes are required, of whom seventy five
are females: and il is relief to turn
from the rocking atmosphere Of an or
binary tobacco factory to the cleanliness
and order aud ncatness of this.
The making of the boxes and the filling
with the fine-cut is performed by the nim-
BILE fingers of girls, whose chccriulncss and
appearance of perfect health is in favorable
contrast to the pallid faces we find in other
departments of female employment.
Resolved to build up a business for per-
manent success rather than temporary
profit, he has put up the grades OF his own
brands to point that challenges compc-
tition with the choicest; and inasmuch as
he uses a better leaf than the best brands
of western tine-cut, and supplies himself
with the costlieSt tlavoring extracts, ana
EMPLOYS the best machinery yet invented,
he NAV confidently ask the pubic patron
age. The claim he makes TO furnish ~
his chewing tobacco "the SoitncSs OF iine~
en-. n substantial chew, and the natural
aroma of the celebrated Virginia leaf" is
sustained, wherefore this favoritc brand
has been introduced, and reputation no
less favorable is accorded his snuff.
4 citizen who thus dcvotcs his energy,
his capital, and his enterprise to the de-
vclopmcnt of the interests of his State, to
the opening of new avenues for labor, and
the inauguration of new branches OF in
dustry, and who spends his money ibo-
rally among his own people, deserves tho
applause and encouragement of all who,
in good faith, desire TO see the south again
prosperous Pete&b,wg hadcr.
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LETTER FROM FREDERICKSBURG
c,rre.,ondence Of the Richmond Dispatch

FREDERICKSBURG, June -, 1866.
The negro schools having closed Win
big pic .nic, the northern schooimarmS-
angels of mercy, 50 called-left for their
New England homes yesterday r'd Rich
mond. They were Joined at the cars by a
crowd of freedmen OF various ages and
shades of color; when one of them, who
reminded me of the lady who played dole
f,l parts at Mr.. Dutfeld's Theatre last sea-
SON, delivered to them a parting address.
soon after this part of the performance
had concluded, the whistle blew, and l
vas disappointed in not hearing the chill
dren strike up
40 sister, we will meet You
Ii was noticeable fact that, in parting,
while they gave the genuine "cbo-shn'
children shake of the hand, 1t was only
To some little bright mulatto that they
said. BE a good boy, Willie, darling
Why is it that Radicalism permits this
unjust discrimination against the little Al
ricans of pure bloodf They can't help
being black, and having flat noses, and mol
smelling sweet. ShockoE.
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Of the Richmond Dispatch,
MONTREAL, June Is, 1866.

MONTREAL, June -, 1866.
The following resolution has passed the
National Division, Sons OF Temperance, by
n vote of SO 10 81:
"ReSolred, That the decision of all queS--
tions involved in the connection OF coiored
pcrsons with this Order be LETT TO the
Grand Divisions respectively in their sefc-
raj Jurisdictions, subject 10 review ana
control of the National Division at IT'S an
nual sessions: and that Grand DIVISIONS
are hereby requested and cnloined TO
oloot the most practical and efficient plans
for the promotion of the principles OF the
Order among such of this class as may be
found within the sphere of their opera
tons"
The decision is satisfactory 10 the south
crn delegation.
The following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing two years:
NJ. W. Patriarch-J. n. StcarnS, New
York city.
NJ. W. Assocatc-Rey. J. NJ. Cramp,
Nova Scotia.
NJ. W. Scribc-S. W. Hodges, Massachu-
sets.
NJ. W. Treasurer-W. II. \. Kean, New
Brunswick.
VI. w. Chaplain-Rcv. J. B. Abbott, In
diana.
VI. W. Conductor-J. NJ. Lyle, Pennsyl.
vania.
N. W. Sentincl-J. c. Pickles, Della
ware.
The next meeting Of the National Divi.
sion will be held at Wilmington, Del.
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HOTELS AND BoARDINa-HoUsEs.

DOARDING AND LODG1NG.-A
ID few ladies and gentlemen can be accomno-
dated with PLEA ant ROOMS ana BOhkD In
smai private family on the most reasonable terms
Amply on Fourth street, No. 3l7, between Broad
AID Marshall. DAY BOARDERS can also be &C,
comtnodated, and two or three UNIV 10 y, "
ROOMS for rent le N-s
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rj'O THE OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS
l ~ THE LATE CONFEDER ATE ARMY AID
ESPECIALLY To THE CHAPLaISs, AND To
THE SURGEONS AND NATIONS IN HOSPITAL
ono If the most interesting features "i IN" I"'e
Confederate army was the religious feeling FrE'
vattns it, one al the most important and traerr-''
ing chapters I'm the history of The late war wb"I
shall be written will be 4 description ~ tho h&l
moral and r.IigiJus character which dlsilu, H.N'd
All ranks at their stern sense ~ dGy, thG ~ lu'
sacrldces made To- IL. IL j. lmpoi ant that fh'N-
records should be- made Will" III" survivor, are
still alive and while tho events are flesh Ill IN"
mind And IL IL especially important th"l th.!
shutli b. preserved brcause II the .tors mad" 70
cover their cause and their memory with "httIhg.
We owe II la our gallant dead I" preserve 1he!f
character aud their deeds untarni>h"d.
The Bible Society ot Virginia proposes - ." ~
depository Of these facts till snch tine a. th. t"F
bs needed ~ the future historian. they taAr Ihlh
ottCe because there is no other association "ht'
has offered "a do it, and because much Of tn, rrIl.
giurs interest was manifested In the distribution" .
the Word OF God by this Society.
The Board III Managers 81 the Bible socsr'E 81
Virginia therefore request MI who have any iHi"T'
marion on tais subject, and especially All chApA'
and surgeon, and matrous IN hospitals, (" wT,t'
down Immediately any facts or events when my
Illus rata tlta religions and moral condition q! ihu
soldiers al The late Confederate army, anu I'd tfahs
nit Il To Richmond a. speedily possible t. Mr. +
Is. BENTLEY, Corresponding Secretary N!E*."'"
Bible Society.
VIII the paper> and periodicals Throughout the
southern states please to publish the above
IT, 2J--lw
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prived Of his remarks on the condition
and prospects of his school and on the SUD
jcct Of education.
The school is one of the best III tne S'a.e,
Situated in one of the most beanth.i anu
salubrious regions, with princ'pai anu
teachers Of rare attainments, " con',''. ,:",
itself to the patronage OF all VINO sven ns"
educational attainmcnts. oFhCiA''"'