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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-26
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
A Literary Time at Oxford.
The annual Commencement of the 0

The annual Commencement of the Ok
for Female College, on Wednesday, last.
offered an occasion of rare interest. "a
visitor from Cheinnatin wis there and
wrote TO the Enquirer how delighted he was
with the occasion and al its performances.
We have space for quotation. 'ONford
IN her beauty and her pride, her loveliest
women, and her solid as well as literary
men, thronged the large chapel of the Fee
male College to witness the regular com
mencement exercises. The graduating class
was composed of eleven young ladies, from
three States, as follows; Miss Mary l..
Hobbs, Cincinnati, Ohio; Miss Tillie Nj.
Carr, Hamilton, Ohio; Miss NJ. Zathia Cum
back, Hamilton, Ohio; Miss Alice Stod-
dard oxford, Ol,io; Miss Jennie David,
Madison, Indiana; Jennie Cochran, Ma,li-
son, Indiana; Miss Mary Barnes Madison,
Indianaj Miss Josephine Du Bois, Fair
field, Indiana Miss Puss W. Pullen, Paris,
Kentucky; Miss Annie NJ. Collins, Owing
ton, Kentucky; Miss Alice G.. Hamilton,
Warsaw, Kentucky. i'
THE compositions of these young ladies,
in sentiment and language, were inter-
spersed with original music composed by the
Professor of that department, Karl Merz,
and performed with great brillianey and
power by his pupils or by amateurs ffoth
Oxford. Professor Merz's reputation as a
musical composer and teacher of distin-
guished ability and promise, was well es-
ta1.I a.,
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EDITORIAL BREvITIEs.

The Marquis Of Lorn, who is, except the
royal family, the first young man in Eng
land In position, being eldest son and heir
TO the title aud possessions OF the Duke of
Argyle, Is on visit to this country. Young
ladies, Of aspiring inclinatlons, will
probably take note. aaf iu k
Abel weighing 5000 pounds, to be used
for sounding alarms OF fire, has been order
ed by the Pittsburg city council, 10 be con-
nected with the fre-alarm telegraph, and
to be rung by electricity. ~
As the report OF an officer connected with
the Bureau in South Carolina, says: "The
negroes are worse treated to-day, than
when they were slaves. Nobody cares for
them beyond the service they can get out
Of them" He might have added, especially
the pious New England Bureau men.
While working party was engaged, a
few days ago, in dsinterrlng the Federal
dead who fell in the battle of Resaca, near
Atlanta, they discovered body which ex-
cited attention from the smallness of the
feet. On examination, 1t was found to be
that of a woman, who had been killed by a
bullet through the head. The grave was
marked "CHARLEs JoHEHoNs, private,
siXt, NJ,ssonri volnntoors
= ,1g4,gI9lI, ,ST
"a = po' piu 'ouy' ."s' .''e ue'nooracy VI
,esNa NV ao'''eVeu a suosla,t,ai tri-
and q majority II not all of the State Off
GERS. A straw, Does not every body see
,yhicl, ,.ay t,o ,,;nd a ,,o,,,n,rSrr = u
10
~ 'ens =, 'no i'''e AlrA ASpsh '-S'.i NAMr-
p'Di- ~ AiyoAo e'um'y' "re We unueis'',u'
"oo"' W MANI an euort W pica@ ms Will
r,i'So '"". "o was ut.eriy ipeo'npe-
~ '''"S"'' business ol e'ia' hl'iu wheil
s"e WIZ, was ii'''ue' SioV'VoV ID the pohe ol
so''Ie'i''on. y. 'O NhhDf 'ohNsoN Is retiiheu
'or '''e contestants.
i General Ely, of the Freedmen's Bureau
~ 9o''u Saroi,l'' asa'hs. whom ch"rges
were sO' prcierreu oy oenera's orEADMAN ana
rohLAnioN' :. mas a'oioeu arres' anu 'rial ny
coutO-nart'ai coutO ny resighihg MS once ana re-
ufiiig rom the service How innocent!
The Mobile Tribune announces that the
Bank of Mobile and the Southern Bank
commenced redeemlng their circulation at
par III ule uhited States treasury notes on
the ilrse OF June, Instant rev, II any OF
olle state banks III the south, that went
tUrough win the war; are able to make SO
good showing ,u aI
ENrD .nrrtoN II ;s ,ndo,sto,y1 +l,o@ a, q,
Canadian covorn,,on, wu, shortI, ,nato
de,nond on onr orr for n,a a..aa,t,,' 80 g
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From EurOpe-Movements of Hos
tile Forces.

FARTHER PoNT, June 25.
| The Morayian, which left Liverpool at . 20
=. NJ, on June II, and Londonderry on the
10th, passed this point at noon to-day.
GREAT Misunderstanding in Parlia-
ment on the 18th unimportant.
In the extraordinary trial in which IA
Mrs. Royas sought TO establish herself as a
Princess of the royal family, her mother
having been married TO the Duke of Cum
beriaDdb the jury found Il verdict against
the claimant. The Times treats the case as
an imposture.
The cholera had broken out in the neigh
borhood of Berlin.
The Swiss Federal Council had issued a
decree calling out the the first reserves of
the Swiss army for the defense of the passes
OF the Alps on the side of Italy.
kossuth had issued an address 10 the
liungarians, dated ut Turin, recommending
them to walt for the course OF events, and
remain AS they are, or enroll themselves
IN the hungarian Legion. e
The latest London Journals think that
Austria will now consider herself justified
In striking n blow, and win Immediately
order Benedek TO commence tho campaign.
Garibaldi arrived at Como ON the 18th,
and was enthusiastically received by the
authorities, the people, the army aud the
volunteers.
The Russian Government has ordered the
Warsaw and Cracow RaiIu,aw T., ra.,'Ii,,s'ie .',
for The conyevancc of Ioo Na3 ,rno,,s "'"'S
Omar pachs IL to can,n,e',J ',poPa; ~ ,.,.,,
,ronns ~ oecmny t1e prdmni,,,.I .ne luyS'si nno
which will be loaned the Porte by the Vice
roy of Egypt. tl
ooa ~, ,.s,sai ~ sr,,sl -, 9.,'5 W V tS'
~ 80, " i9,ios ' '"'s' in'''a'o" vi Inc
Tha Xmstrian covernn.n, doo,,,,,,. 4.
,,sst,,ot ~ cantest ths nan.ns,,on W * ~
s,ai,, H. he Prnssisns syi,h, rss. ~. y, I'h ~,
81 ,hs nstri.n army "''"'''" '''o ""oio
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Treasure1's Notice.

INIE TAX PAYERS Of Montgomery County
i ohio, are hereby notified that the last install,
mcnt of Taxes for the year 1865 must ha pai,i bV
the a0ih day OF June, isG6 The ONCE will be open
at half past six \. NJ, and close at Eve 4. M-re-
open Al hall past six L. NJ, aud close at eight A. N
each stay NON this date unti thr s0th Of flih inst
for thc purpose nf receiving Taxes. Your time Is
short, money precious; coine along and avoid the
penalty. DANIEL SrALEN
June u, isfS dsws Treas Of Mont 90, %.
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LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR counr-JuDaE HAYNES

Barbara ISchlikiia VS.. Harrison Sloop.-A
proceeding had to subject fifty dollars due
defendant for services as teacher in a sub
district OF Harrison township to the nav.
ment of judgment tried In d case of has.
tardy In the Common Pleas Court, in favor
OF the plaintiff.
Defendant alleged that the money due for
his personal services as such teacher. unon
which family were dependent for supnort
were under Section 467 Of the Code, exs
empt by law from being subject 10 any such
demands against him. Upon showing of
the facts, the Court held that whatever In
law was not subject TO execution could not
be reached by any proceeding in aid of 81 :
eeution, and that the equities Ia this case
were with the defendant--judgmen for de-
fendant aud for costs. fr
Howard and Son for plaintiff, T.. Thomp-
son for the defendant. w FHEf'7f'f7'
QuEsrioN.-Why is It Schwarz sells 30
many goodsS Because he sells the incest
made np, keeps always ON hand large
stock of custom made Clothing, ami more
especially sells with very small profit.
and asks no two prices, at lis Main street.
sign of the Golden E-a-g-l-e. y
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New York Money Market.

NEW ORk, JIlnc II.
The money market remains extremely
easy, with the supply largely in excess OF
the demand. National bank currency is
very plenty, and can be borrowed for five
or ten days by returning legal-tendcrs.
Call loans range from to per cent. The
gold market became stronger as the day
drew 10 close, and the last sales were at
l54540lb49t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-26

az The "area of freedom" according to
abolition teaching, is being enlarged. A
free American" of African scent and
color, in search of the priceless boon, made
his way into lady's chamber on Fourth
street. ON Sunday morning last, about three
o'clock. In his search for the prize in the
shape of valuables, he awakened the lady,
whose strong demurrer to his proceedings
in enlmging the area caused him to de-
part in hot haste, with "a flea IN his ear,
thoroughly disgusted with the objections
of the lady to his 'slashing around" in that
manner
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-26
DAYTON WOODEN FACTORY,

nURfNG the past winter. has been re-atted
IL with enlire noN machinery. and Is we'll pFe.
pared IA card and spin wool into Yarn. oT mann
Ecture wool iirio Jeans, Saunets, Flanneh Blan-
Ken, etc by tie yard or on Sharcs. Keeps good
assortment of goods tneXchanke fOriwoof
Persons At "a distance can ship their wool by
railroad, with dire, rioas what they want 10 made
into, or exchanged i0f. and it viii be promptly "A
tonded 10, ~ aatsiasii0n Is not given, the goods
can he rcturneh aud viii pay tho market pficc
for The wool thai was sent WILLIAM FIsH
Inlsw3m No, " finh strest, DaytOa Ohio.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, June 23-p. NJ.
FLouR--ln good demand at$f0 80 for su-
periine. Aut
MISS PoRK-In fair demand, and the mar
ket steady at $36.
LARD--Steady at 2iIic. for prime in
tierces, and DE. IN kegs
BAcoN--Unchanged and steady at l6l,c.,
@iec. and 22c. for Shoulders, Sides and
clear sides.
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LouIsyILLE Ju

aHtarf.e e"T. LOpBYiLIE, june 70.
The morning papers report the neecing
of Thomas Arnolds, Of Indiana, on Satur-
day. by o party nt a faro bank, of $1,000,
and afterward robblng him of S25,0OO. Sew
eral of the parties were arrested to-day.
The larger part OF the money was found at
the louisville Hotel, where Reynolds put
up, and the arrested parties were dis
DfI.fNf ulI
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Heavy storm.

BUFFALO, June %.
A tornado passed over this city this af-
ternoon about fonr o'clock, uprootinQ and
blowing down trees aud awnings, and un-
roofing several buildings, icluding the
United States Express Company's stables
aud badly injuring Mr.. Thomas Gould,
ovcrseer.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-26
FRANCIS C. BiCELoW,
a AttOrney-at-IaO
DAYTON OHIO

IIIN y 'FINs NITTTNJ
offlCE-In wornan's new bniLling, opposite
the Post O1ioe. iu5Itf
NEW ARRIVAL. OF GOODS. s.--phiIip sugar.
man has Just arrived irpm the Eastern markets
with Am entirely new stock oi Dry Goods which
ne Is conhilent he can sell eAolyer than any other
house IN the city and h1 pledges himself to ontr
the citizen O Dayton and vicinity Good BdrQdfas;
lower than any house IN the state OF ONO Phc
managers al his hcw York house 500 enter strert
near Grand, beng on the alert 10 purchase ponIs
az Hrem Bdrgdfns, they are enabled to oier goods
can Don't forget Ia call az No. no Main street
Empire Buihiing before pnfr hhsing elsewhere. A
Sugarman, impoIter and dealer In all kindsoi Dry
Goods, Nc; can al be found al the same place
Al retail dealers are requested ~ give me a call
betore pnfehaSiug lt Cincinnati or any other
Wholesale house as hO can Sell good NJ New YorL
Mso!usac prices lie may be found at No. no
Main street, until further notice msgi3m
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FARMERS. EAKE NOTICE Il
BUCKWHEAT SEED FOR SALE.

rINIIE undersigned have received a large quantity
i of BuCkWIlEAr SEED. suitable for sec,IinG
which they oner for sale. Farmers, send IN yOur
orders. GROSS a kISSELL
Springfield ohio, May 10, 1896 ns5diwawg
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Attachment Notice.

Cain 4 Boyer PlaintiGs. vs. william II. Coaoyer.
Defendant.
Before Thomas d. Mitchell, y. T.. OF Dayton Town
ship, Montgomery Comfy, Ohio. nv p
ON The aOth day of May A. ID. 1860 the said Jus.
" sice issued order of Attachment In the
shove action for the sum Of ninety six dollar.
GAIN a HDiER
j. J. bkLNiLLks Attorney. iu0Wa-Y9
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p ~ The place to buy all your groceries
flour, corn-meal, hominy, potatoes, Middle
town hams, and everything good to eat, is
at Weldy q Rockers, No. 60 Jefferson st.
i22dlW
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WAR DECLARED IN EUROPE

PEACE PRocLAIsiED IN AMERICA.
No more shall he s,oord be dra,on.
No more blouses worn but those light
colored fashionable Rno6by SUITS Schwarz
got in again this week. for the hot season
for very small sum. BE sure and see
them at i1S Main street, sign of the Golden
Eagle. stf.a.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
A, National Union Convention Call
ed at philadelphia on the 14th Of
August. - - " ~
WASHINGTON. Juno 2h.

WASHINGTON, June %.
The following call has been issued:
A National Union Convention of ut least
two delegates from each Congressional dis
|trct OF all the Sttes, two from each Terri
tory, two from the District of Columbia,
and four delegates at large fron each, will
be held at the city of philadelphia, on the
l4th day Of August next. such delegates
will be chosen by the Governors Of the
several States who sustain the Admins
tration In maintaining unbroken the Union
ofthe States.
Delegates are asked to agree:
BILE.
2. Equality of States and the right to re-
presentation are solemnly guaranteed.
3. No right of secession or exclusion.
4. Slavery Is abolished forever.
D. Each State has TO prescribe qualifica-
tions for its own electors.
@. The maintenance of the right of each
state TO manage its domestic concerns in
violate.
IL concludes with an appeal to every
patriot to frown upon the action of Con-
gress which can only rekindle animosities,
and 10 encourage peaceful and conciliatory
measures; but no delegate will take a seat
In such convention who does not Loyalty
accept the National situation and cordially
ndorse the principles above set forth. and
who Is not attached In true allegiance to
the Constitution, Union, and Government of
the United States.
lSignedl A. W. RANDALL, President.
j. II. DooLITTLE,
~ .f .t O. H. BRowNING,
EDGAR COwAN,
CHARLES KNAPP.
,. SAMUEL FOWLER.
WASHINGTON, june %, 1866.
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Patent Pumps for Bored Wells

COUNTY AND TOWN RIGHTS FOR OHIO, of
~ James Suggetps Patent. for sale by us, AT
Dayton, Ohio. Warning is hereby given against
upon said patent as we have ordered
prosecution for the same j H. HOXIE
Dayton, June 4, 1S66-dawtm w j. SHELDON
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GH Beats any thing in Dayton: Those
Hunkydori and Rufled Shirts, Prince Of
Wales, Byron and Shakespeare Collars, at
the Eagle Clothing Store.
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Executors Notice.

NooflCE is hereby given that che undersigned
~ has heen appoibtod and qua1ided as kxerutof
OF the estate al Cathafine Ambrose. late of Mont
g0mery County, Ohio, deceased
JOHN AMBROSE
W. sCHKLHAMER, Attorney. ju9w8-Sg
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Commencement Eyercises

EDITOR EMPIRE The Annual Exhibi-
tion of the Central High School will take
place at the Opera House, Tuesday eve
ming. June 26. The patrons of the school,
and all citizens, are cordially invited to at
tend. There are no tickets of admission.
Children can not be admitted. Doors will
rot be opened until seven o'clock.
2t i w Han
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ADIEs,-Atlast they have come. Who ?
What? Why? Those Monitor Washers
and Wringers. Those who desire a trinl
washing or two, should this evening call
at3l3 Third street. at Christopher e. Spiel
mans, and see for yourselves your clothes
washed in one-fifth of the time, and clothes
wrung without labor. A machine sent
free, with full instructions, to your house
so simple that all can understand. Can
refer you to over dozen machines now in
successful operation. All You have to do is
to leave your name and address, and the
day you wash.
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GB-lf you want to be treated right in
buying good article of clothing, and
at the right price, go to Schwarz, IFS Main
street. sign of the Golden Eagle.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-26

az Finest Black and Green Teas, at
Weldy x Rockers. j22dlw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-26

gB7 weldy & Recker deliver all goods
free of charge. i22dlw
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned not 10 receive
"A mote for one hundred and fifty six dollars
dated November o. 1855, signed by John A Gebhaft
e. Brubeker six months Aitef date, as the sane
has already been paid in full by the undersigned
ml9w5 JOHN A GEBHART
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e8- The largest stock of Linen Goats of
all sizes and styles to be found in Dayton is
at the Eagle Clothing Store, three DOORS
south of Market House Main street.
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Is warranted TO be the only preparation
known TO cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Chronic Coughs
Bronchitis and Group. Be
healing, soltening, and expectorating and
suitable for all affections of the
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere JAMS
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the Post ONCE. ju2,iti
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-30

MI Brady of New York once said to =
celebrated Rhode Island lawyer: .'Wh,
90 you Negetate in little country village
Why don't you 90 to New York. wher,
you could find a proper sphere for your
talents, and would certainly rise to for
tune and distinction ~ Little country
village replied the LAWYER take the
thieves, gambler, and pickpockets out OF
New York and it is not SO much bigger
place than Wexford as you think it is"
JEFF. DAvIs.-This arch rebel. who
plunged the country into a civil war. and
starved to death thousands of cur BRAY.
boys in blue" at Belle Isle. S alisbnrv
and Andersonville, now keeps ..opei,
house at Fortress Monroe, where he ,lai
~ holds levees for southern rebels. who
are allowed to come and 90 as they please.
Ills health has very much improved and
he speaks very confidently OF being relcas-
co. The Adams express company arr in
constant receipt OF packages and presents
Tor DAVIS, forwarded by his svmpathizers.
MIR. Beecher has withdrawn from the
independent the right Of further publish
ing his sermons, owing to that paper Dis
continuing their publication after the Is
SUNG OF his Cleveland letter, and CRITICS.
ING his course pretty sharply, The indie
pendent, however, proposes to ask no IA
M Mr.. l,,+
reporter and publish them. The World
has stopped printing Mr. Beecher's ser
aons
Doesn't Morrissey lay it on rather thick
when he'proposes to atone for the errors
and tollies of his youth by gcins to con-
grc>s
The New York papers are filled
with advertisements offering goods at cost
and at greatly reduced prices Thi- Is in
hcailve OF panic among dealers caused
by an apprehension Of further decline in
prices.
According to the official count, Iowa
gave 81, 900 Republican majority. In no
instance have the candidates for Congress
failed 10 get less than 1000 majority In
general, the victory in the State has pass
ed ali Eastern expectation.
A married lady of Detroit sold her rae
bag on Tuesday for one dollar, and after
wards remembered that she had deposited
the sum OF 500 in it for safe keeping.
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NEARSDEN'S CALISAIA TONIC

In conval' sccace rom cholera malignant fevers SIN
Y OF any famous affections viii be fou..d invaluable
giving t,nc to the system and removing al the pro-rat
ing effects nc dent disc The universal and popu
knowleg Of the virtue f ali sya bark requires
1anatiOn centuries have passed .ince its discovery
AID i ia recognized tie bet f5brifuge which
bountiful has fov red with Science has discov-
ertd many method. of acting its virtues and reducing
to small bulk the scive principles of the bark, viz
qunine, cinchoEine, etc., all of which invaluable
medic al agens.
The gr=at wait Of Id and reliable tonic In cases of
deb lily, night sweats scroful, dyspepss losa of Ape
tie, and 9TH deases Incidental TO disc gained ays-
tenn his induced me PRESENT this to the med cal pro-
fess sld sufferers te re be- safe and power
fu tone TIA be Prepared combining, as i. dos. ell
the active principles Of h true Ca,sya bark with other
ugrldi ut, which render it the Perfection Of remedy
for all the above d. sses.
Prepared by T. W. Marsden, IS, Broadway, New York
ana for sale by all diusgi-ts. Price Il per bottle
Whol.-s- agents, John F. Henry l. Co.. Waterbury.
Geo c. G,od~n L Co., Boston, NJ. s BUR-, Boston,
COW s5noytd
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JI.AItiS.

Births Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE ohitu,
reN' Including poetry, SIX GEMS i line.
In St. Johnbury East, Nov l. Ms Minerva. wife Of
{ az. g. Chapman, aged - years
In Dr6ana, Ohio, Nov 10, If cholera james H. Mrr ill
aged "a yea second of late Rev David Merrill of
feichlm. Vt.
In Lyndon, Nov. ?, Mr.. Benjamin F. Power. y.
In Lyndon, Nov. ., Mr.. Mary Gero, co.
in Lyndon, Nov. d. Mrs. Bctscv Bro gn, Sd
In Su ton, Ny. 3 Rev Mark I'LL, 40
In Whccl0ck, Nov. IT, Mr.. y. r Connor aged :,
In Lyndon, Nov. 26 Sarah, daughter of VIM II .Jones
aged =
In South Whcclock, Nov. /, salv. wid, Of Mills
tand1i, =!
AT his father 'csidence in Upper Waterford Oct l.
OF i inat Oh the bowel-, Herbert J. Rowel aged
IL ycars, 70 Of James c. and Ann T. Roweu
IL i ut rest
Waterford, November H. lSf6
Res lntion1 passed by the Waterford Deb ting Club"
o tlr death OF Herbert J. Rowcll m mbcr of tn Cub
H|Tto,, W, called by l mysterious Tut aIui-e
provide Ill the member # ,Ir or,-,,i,,
ton, cui down in t.c trs. fiji h If ms l.oOd
Il s'r : That W list words cannot express orr soro,
n his untimcl end, comfort IN the divine assur-
ance that hc has only pissed fom us where purting-
are unknown.
i',-.'rs, That extend the bcreavcd f,my of the.
deceased hcilt-fc sympathy: ~ W.. re c1us,io
that u ZEN the II e III oni and rohr- The Obi ct
Of thei h"p, md affections, rrcp ,ralc. We,
we t 'st their grief may b" mitisa ed by tn H.
b ancc 9: i- Uu-tancd Oh raot,, and man y cont a
bearing md sooth d by nabc aid happy hope Of
Al unh.okca REIN, il tn fu life.
y. PALMER, COMMITTEE.
joHN Hos UHTcN, on
y. W. rECh. y Icsnuti ms
!. Il. MILAN, y. H., Prcs't r. II WuITr Sec'v
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PedchOM.

One of the finest lectures delivered before
our Association was recently delivered by
the Rev. Mr. Fiske of this place. His sub
let was "Eloquence, and how acquired. y
ana was handled in a mastery manner.
he lecturer first showed the nature of
eloQuence and then proceeded to speak of
The characteristics of eloquent men. His
lecture was spiced with many amusing
anecdotes and frequent illustrations in proof
OF his propositions. | shall have something
to say about the lecture of the Rev. Mr..
BraStow OF st. Johnsbury in my next. His
subject was Sincerity. The annual
Examination Of Peacham Academy occurred
on Thursday and Friday. Nov. Is and It,.
large number were present at the closing
exercises on Friday afternoon. In the
evening OF the same days there was re-
union of the past and present members of
The school a; the academy. and few hours
Of social entertainment We're participated in
~ those present, among whom we noticed
many not residents OF the town but who
claim this school as their alma -Mata.
WESSAGTSSETT