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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-30

FoR linen sheeting, table linen, Irish linen,
birds eye linen, croche, toweling, linen
diapers, cotton diapers, &C., go to Bostwich
K CO. 2t-wedl
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Some patient New Yorker has been count
ing the different styles Of hats visible on
Broadway. he has estimated the number Of
varieties at It's.
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LoxDoH, May 20.
Rraadstuhs-puil but arm
Provisions-DuIl.
Cosseis s731os7< .. 8. sos csDss11; Eris share,
45@4os III Central sharss 7707s
Bullion In the Bank Of England decreased 4S7 oOo. and
the receipt Of notes E4,2seooo fhs Daak had moi
rssorted the Extraordinary powers granted BY tn.
Government. ConAdencs vss becoming restored.
Continental adAirs unchanged.
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stock Market.

INV YoRK. May -.
sfooks lower. Gold 1s71< II " ass+ c o2TSs;;
lis; 1of1 Needing looi Hudson 1Is4 Erie 81
do pfi "A; &c scs< olsvs Pats s2.4 Tei Co
sl d 1881 regstsred los s. lOae coupoas % fTsas
ury 80 ID series lo21<: Mo q n: o csrts nv
At the O'clock board the following wers ths princi
Pal sale,: Aaripca pfd 9sk " TEL Go coy: MIC
VIZ; Erie ssss Reading losk; Mich South 7ssf B /
oax
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FIVE PER CENT. OFF oil city Taxes for 1866
if paid before July lst.
tmay26lot WM. B. CowDES, Collector.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the recent advance in
Dry Goods, &C., they can still be bought at
the "bottom price. at Phillips & kerrs s5
Main street. lmay213t)
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FoR the lowest prices and the best make of
goods 60 to the one price house of BosrwIcK
L Co. (d6n
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WASTED.-Employment Enquire at this
Office. (may29d3D
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CITY NEWS.

Fon great Bargains, 60 to BosrwlcK l. Co
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DisTascr CouRr.-The District Court now
in session at this place, Judge Springer pre-
siding, is rapidly dispasching business A
large number of old cases have been dis
posed Of.
Messrs. Beck, Van Valkenburgh, Semple
and Ringer, are here from abroad
We note the imposing and handsome phys.
ique of Gen. Belknap inside the Bar of his
former professional labors.
The jurors are Isaac Van Ausdal, J. T.
Gn.iey, ]. T. Beatty, Charles Lambert, O. N.
Crane, Charles Brown, Thomas Mcclellan,
James Hedrck, David Collier, William
Stotts, G. W Harvey, c. W. Myres, James
Lynch, Robert Worster, James B. Graham
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On. friend D. II. LeSuer is in town attend
ing court.
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CLOTHING AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-Mr. S.
Rosentbal has just returned from the East
with fresh stock of clothing and gents
furnishing goods, purchased at panic prices,
prior TO the recent advance in gold, which he
now offers to the public at such low figures,
that 10 undersell him viii be almost impossi-
Bile. Coming among US but few months
ago, this new house has already got fair
run of trade, aud have invariably given satis-
faction TO customers. The stock is fresh and
made up in the latest style Remember, that
the Elephant Clothing House is Immediately
opposite the Estes House. rnay26-tf
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PuREsT AND SWEETEST Cop LIVER on in the
orldmanrfactnrcd from fresh selected Livers on
the sea This oil is characterized by n sweet
ness and purity peesiiar to it alone Its reputation
Is so great that takes the lead of other oils and
is universally prescribed by physician s. Remem-
Der to ask for Hazard Caswell's Cod Liver OIL.
CASW ELL, MACK & CO., New York,
Z Sole Manufacturers.
Just received and for sale by Wilkinson. Bart
lett Co. feb25dAw -sun-wed -fri-eow
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cnsease market.


BY Telegraph CHICAGO Nsy -.
IlonrRather qsist .bst essential change II prices
quote range follows Choice ST. Louis white Win
txSls cools o. cAoirs ssatA&n IiHsois vhes vtnasr
SO 0oDlA 90: Michigan white Winter I'll o0013 %;
Wisconsin white Winter SO t1oll 60 fair to good
Michisaa $50 Wisconsin 80 s0ol0 Is; fancy 0spa-
nne % 7s0io u.s. choice Wisconsin, Annesota and love
30 seoio %; FIR spriag Extra . 600 e; uasousd
% OBJ 70. sups, nns sospd Is ol07 So
whe.t-sprug whsst dragged heavy to-day, and mar.
kst ruled DALI and decline Of Per bush Il 81 Is
81 ssl in regular hosss q os1tl 10 In south sids
hou,es; 81 l49l.ls ip north sde and q soDl II in
Northwestern Elevator Al close the market for No /
sprisg ruled dulL regular receipts At 81 e. and buyer
II 81 e4s<.
corn-opeped nrner, and No in store sold ffssy at
ss0Sss<: towards close the market Ices firm Il
s2,1tss2s<. No. : Corn quiet It so14osi; rejected
.. s3x06sl< high mixed II stossz Eo7 sssry yellow
At 3D.
oat.-Le.s active and W lower. No At a2Ba2I No
., 30 asl1 Rejected ~ closing quiet a2os2 for
MOL
Rye-Good shipping demand, and msrkes 14oic bel.
ter esasok for No /. ooa67 for No ain store.
Bariey-In good rsqnsst and nrm Western track Al
e71ss.
Provisions-More Araly held, and note advsscs
Of 81 per tbl N.s Pork at 81 % Soma holders Ssh
81 as1sl So but keeps quiet end frn. Shoulders u
l1sse loose.
LArd-DoI and nominal II 2aa9,1 Good Ssaand
r 0r.sse yellow and xhi,ss l4c for former and II for
latter.
| seeds-Dnli and nominal
Hiehwine-Ina tire; bonded quoted At u - and
free ~ ~ IS
Beef ca,,.-Fir,r and 1s1sse higher IS 1880 Is for
common grades 80 $3.50 80 for sedan and from 81 IS
! O. so for good 70 ehsirs shipping bseves.
| Hogs-ou.s nrmer al 8 totae 3 for common 10
best gra'es.
| sheep-Duil and Without material chang
| New Vssk Market.
| By Telegraph Srw Yokx May -
| Ooston-Quiet, &a9s2 FIR Middlins eAiAs u vesk
2 600 bales; r-c.ps all pors 1900 bales exports
le otN stock sa,Toe bale.
| rlour-Dsn, and common Ice loser: s. sos IS foi
Extra State. - 1893 % fer good shipping
brands Ex r. II o 81 s09I4 % trade brands, ciosIps
DALI
whisky-Firu "a 2se2 =.
| wh<ss-Hesvy and 1ose lova; q oso7 II for yer,
sood Milwaukee, ~ 1854 - psins nsv No % stored
u % vhits Michigan.
| Rys-Hra: - Ter wss~E0 " Tor wbsoa.tn
Bariey-opesed I'm, but eiossd h.s~y aed lo2- low
err .Tos3 damaged mixed Wsstern; s1Dss sound do
closing u $ aosG AOss ~ western yeilov and sec
ss,z old nizea Western h ssasssnd de,iversa
ost-New, heavy - lD1s lever saies q Western !,
toGs4l1 Old are very scasos end nomina,.
Petroieum-pnIl 2 ozsk tos crude; lle42 rsened in
bond
Po,k-opssed ar ass, byt clasei heavy and dropping
faeSas % ne~ NsaE eosf.g At SO 20 cash: 80 9sa
- rs for old do: "a ooD34 - for Prime; also s2fe
hhls u@v NJ Ira Julv A. ~uss - s.n,arb>~
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EoR SALE-The very desirable Brick residence an
II grounds now o~n ned and occupied by A. Wilkin
son Esq, sitnated the Of 18th and High
Honse has or 10 rooms with all the modern improve
mensslaree frame tarn-three very desirable lots at
tacbed covered with fruit and Ornamental Price
8 SOC. Title good sale. For further particulars
enquire Of II. B. TEN-EfCK.
March 81, 1856
GNGR sALE.-Ten acres of land, represented IN the
10 City Pi-t az letter in the A tract, Keokuk.
lam nthorzed tos-tl property yery gsest bar
gain, il applied for soon. Title good sale. la
quire Of b. 1ES-EYCk. -
skri-d Real Estate Agent,
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TyCR fALE-Ihres very desirable Lot, On whieh are
located TWO story brick dvelins house tanning
OF rooms-a large brick wash hoase and wood house,
together With large brick stable, large eists rns
and Lots veil covered with choice lot Of fruit
sr This property IL situated the of4h
and Morgan streets venieat to buKD Prize 5000
hafrcash balance In and yeav al per cert. Ii.
terest Title good Enquire Of
april Il B. TEE-ETCK.
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Cry CoCNcIL-City Council met at the
usual hour Monday evening. Alderman Gill
more, President pro TEN, in the chair. The
Mayor and Alderman Seaton absent. Min
utes OF the last meeting were read and after
necessary corrections were adopted.
Petition of VIM. Thompson, c. Seal and
JOS Samueis, in reference to opening the
nlley IN the rear Of their premises, was refer.
red to the Judiciary Committee and the Civ
Attorney.
The petition of the Ferry Company, asking
the privilege Of landing their boats at the foot
OF Main street, was granted.
The petition of citizens residing in the vi
cnity of the first Toll Gate, praying for the
removal of the Powder Magazine, was refer
red to the Aldermen of the Third Ward.
The petition and ordinance presented by
the Uas Company, and which was referred to
the Iity Attorney at the last regular meeting,
was rejected-that officer making nm able 70
port adversely 10 the prayer of the said COM
pany.
The bill for $500 of Thos. Somers. Of Nov
York City, for legal services, was deemed Nv
the Council, an unreasonable amount for ~.
services rendered.
DR.. Davis presented communication pro.
testing against DIR. Wyman acting as . mem.
Der of the Board Of Health;-ouot;ng A. ~.
dinance forbidding persons from HOLDING move
than one city Office alta time. The COMMUNIST.
cation was referred to the judiciary Comm;,.
tee.
A resolution, presented by J. r. Franklin
IN reference to the city Indebtedness, was re
ierred to the Judiciary Committee and the
City Attorney.
The following bills were allowed;
s. 5. Vail for expenses to Davenport
ana lineage to examine steam fire
engines , c $50 OF
~ Ta ~, coai lot caiinboose,... &c
na'on' aepos'G,hs uHt,............... s sc
W. s. Piper, repairing safe lock. : ~
w. Il. Appler, special police "a az
~, Oatman, .......... 33 OF
Anos. .sagetI, TOT printing,...........- Is OK
The Bond Of VIM. Cowden, City Collector
was approved.
Alderman Knowles usvsd that he boad 3
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NOR SALE-Twenty feet east side of lot II,
n block lO6 on the north side OF Main near seyent
Price 81 600. little good or no sale Enquire OF
febsl TkN-EYCk
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EOR SALE-30 acres of fine grape and
Il other fruit land. 10 acres in high state Of cult
va.ion under fence with zoo fruit rees Of yss
cue kinds some bearing Price SIS per Alsa
20 adjoining the above land and In OF the
character With improvements but can be all enclosed
hy placing fsncs lhe road an ali expense Price
$40 and $50 per ARE This land II tnated the
ideoce Dr. Hieks shout miles from Second street.
Keokuk. For particulars enquire OF
mehz4 II b. Ten EYEk.
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NOR SALE-A Two-stoy Brick Dwelling Houts
IL sh1h siehSrooms, 10. 1. III f3-tEo stables, ~
food-s and good Will Of son water street VII
paved and brick side-v ak Situated Bohdesu e.
tween Tenth and Eleventh Title good possis
Price e, 800 Enquire Of
feb1I II rRN-EYcK
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NOR SALE.-A two story frame dwellir 6
Il house. with six and full lot, situated on lc
Il in block % on the corner Rank and EifteeI
streets in d. ". KHbonrne's Addition. Title good CT
no ~Al~. Price Sson. Enquire Of
mchl IL b. IxS-kfCh.
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TWO STORY D1ICK pWDLkINe, % JoAasa.st,
naar H. G6soe; fsll ios Part sfDsrsAass noeQ ON
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INOR sALk-Lnts Sand 6, in block 164 on Fulton
Il street. between Eleventh and Twelfth streets. Pric
000 eAcn. Also, lot g. In block IS in Kibournes Add
ton to Keokuk. Price $780, Titles eood or no Gale
Enquire Of jan,l II. b. TEN-EYcK.
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NOR SALE.-A Business Lot on Main
IL street. between It'll ana StA North side) which
Il story brick Store Building, 20 BY so feet This
property offered for few days At the very low price
q 81 oOe half cash and bAlanc IN sx months within
terest Title good or no sale. Enquire of
nevis Fl. B. TEN-EfCk.
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INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses an !

l TSOR eALR-LotsT and 8, IN Block Al, the corner
lie 81 FRA md lo.Arn Streets. These Lots the
most dssrab,e vAesnt ios in tst neigubcrlood prses
| taoo- third down. and balance in and years,
per cent. interest Title good sale.
Enquire Of apr24 H. TEN-EYCK.
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TOR 8ALE-Lots and s. lin Block
I ISL on the corner Of 18th and Palsan streets vii
b sold ats bargain. Knquireo
may4 h. B.TBN-kYCA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-02
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

Il Sapphire Qaarta mill asA Mining
rCompany-Locsuon Gold Hill, Storey county,
State OF Nsvhd&-Notice: There are delln.
account Of assessments levied op the 22nd
day Of Nay. 1866 Tho several amounts set op.
posts the names OF the respective shareholders.
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sapphIre Qslris llIn ead lIIsI.s

cSnpssDSy"Eocsslon c1sS.,ES % y Sosss Cod aoia hi. n.
yada-Hotee7is hereby given. that ct meeting
Of the Board Of Trustees Of said Company, held
On the'22d day Of Nay, 1855, an assessment Of
Five Doilass psf shArs wss levied upon tbe %.
Iessabls CapitG Stock oflssid Company. payable
Immediately, In United Slater gold cola, 70 tho
BscrStary, at the ofaco Of the Company, Room S,
I.ueks. Turnef 4 Co.'S Building9i I2''' - 40.
4 ANY stock upon which said Asssssnent shall
remain pnpa,d on THURSDAY, the es.h day o.
June, ,ls68 shall be deemed delinquent ano
and unless payment shall be made betcre, VAL
Be lold on Tuesday. tha l7th day Of July, HeS,
70 pay the delinquent assessment, toeetner WIN
cosiS q HixsrtisinEr ana eIpeuses Of sale. '..'
n Hy order oftho BoSpd Of Trustees yi.g -
Z ,-.I..I,,pT 4. ROENIG. Secrstsry:
= OtAee-Lucas, Turner Co.'S Building, n. q
oonsf ysckSo md Montgomery. mystic
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I. 0Mcs YeIlsw racket silver nIinIsy
,CompanyI Gold Hill New, Juns q, 1896. .-Notics
is hereby given that the regular. Annual Meeting
Of the Steckholders Of said Company viii be bold
Mt the Companys ONCE. Ii Gold Hnl, on MON.
DAY, July sth, 1885, betweeh the hoors Of and
election Of . Board Of Trustses Tor the ensuing
year, and the transaction Of such other business
~ may be legsaiy broas sh Before the meeting. .
Al holders ot Proxies, arc requested to Als
them with the sscrstLy On The nh July. ~
p a,WMsksh. d. WATSON, sSSy;
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INNING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED. -.

. -" II. g. MANNING, Secretary.
Gold Htil June 8. lsoduo1oo ani mc1t. ID"
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Ne.r,arEe, nininE ,Conpasy.-L

KearsarEe, Mining .ConDany.-Lo-
catIon,, Tulare county, California-Eotice-The
Stakeholder ars hefeby notified that In accord.
ance With the laws Of the State Of Neyads, ind
the Bylaws Of the Kearsarge Mining Company,
and BY order Of the Board Of TrusteeA there VIII
h. sold AT public auction In front Of the office Of
the Company. IN Gold Hill. Nexnds,. on TUES.
DAY, the tenth day yot JULY, aAsD 1855. at
3 o'clock r. n 10 many shares or parts OF shares
ofthe following named persons, ~ will be neces-
sary 70 pay the Assessments due thereon, toFe-
ther with, costs Of sale and advertising. unless
the same Is paid previous TO the day Of sale.
Names No. Certt. Skorss. Am'L
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And In accordAncs with law, and an order Of
the Board Of TruStees, made on the 22nd day Of
May. 1865, so many shares Of each parcel OF
sad stock a. may be necessary, will bs'soid ~
Public Auction, at the Office OF the company, N.
g! corder Montgomery and Jsckson streets. San
Frspcisco, on TUESDAY, the heSEVENTEEETH
day Of July, 1855. at the hour Of o'clock ?. N.
Of said day, TO pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of the sale. f.- .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-02

Geld Miii TuaaellisE Geld and
Silver Mining Company-Location, Gold Hill
Mining District County Of Storey, State Of
NsysdR- R--Notee 10 hereby given, that at q meet
Ing Of the Trustees Of said company, held on
the 10th day Of Nay. 1885, an assortment (No. ~
OF Ons Dollar per share Wss levied upon the
capital stock ofthe above named company, pay.
sois3 3fnnsdIatsiy, In United Slater gold colin, 70
the SECRETARY. 3 WEaENER, Ne, s4H Mont.
gomery street, San Franclsco, California. or TO
the superintendent, hf. F. CHAPPELLET,G Gold
Hill, Nevada ...g ...f ~, .r,, yif..'
remaln unpaid on The lth day Of June, 1865,
shall be deemed delinquent and will be adysr.
tissd for sale at pubic auetion, and unless pay.
msnt shall be made before, will be sold on
TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of July, 1855, TO pay
the delinquent assesstnsnt, together with costs
Of advertising and expenses Of sale. T ,.'r r...
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
- ,t,i3 mhIi iR iWEGENER, Secretary.
Oeaee, AIS Montgomery street, San Frsnciseo.
California u" -lN ''''- '''.' o. '.'.. ''...'a
A discount o< three On pcr cent. will DO allowed
on all payments made on the above assessment
on or before Monday the '9lst day Of Nay, 1850.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees. 4, ., mat.
mylltd' r. wEGENER, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-02

Linealn aad nIslnt Msrish Mtni.g
CohpanieS-NotIce 70 hereby given, tnat ~
inies Ihsld on Monday evening, April 3oth looo,
al assossmsnt eftwept5 0o) cents per snare ~
isyisd upon each and every share OF ne osPhS h.
stock Of fIAld Companies. payable immediae9'
United Staten gold coin, 70 the eSecre!ary.y.. p
nyilf Ma S'TWM. n HALE. seeretery.-
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benefit Of those young men-now es 2ecially
so numerous in the South-who desire to
secure scientific training, without being
able to complete thorough literary course
This encouraging step, first taken by WASH
ington College, will, it is hoped, be followed
by other Southern institutions. 1t is
merely in conformity with the tendency of
the age, and the requirements of the country
at this time.
The endowment of the college has been, 1
am informed, largely increased during the
past year, since the Presidency of General
Lee. Efforts will be made still further to in
crease it. A large portion of the interest
arising from the fund is to be devoted TO the
salary of General Lee; the remainder to the
development of the college under his direc-
ton.
As testimonial Of affection to General
Lee, the effort has awakened much interest
in all parts Of the Southern country and at
the North, also, several munficent contribu-
tons have been made. Surely every South
ron will wish success to our war-crowned
hero, in his efforts to provide for the educa-
ton and training Of youth-the chosen and
noble work of his old age; and, whatever
may be our personal predictions, we can all
wish success to Washington College, under
his Presidency. 600
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Police Organization at the South,


We have had the best police in the South
to be found in the world, in certain particu-
lars. Every man was to some extent police
officer, and every master magistrate. We
did not have the complex systems of the old
world; it was unnecessary; for our pur-
poses we had better. 1t was better because
it was as active, without crowdng criminal
courts with petty offenders to be disposed Of
at the public expense. A comparison of the
crimes committed at the South, land the number
Of inmates eff our Penitentiaries with those Of
other countries, shows this; and especially il
you look to the number Of negroes arraigned
now, and few years ago, and you will be
struck with the justice Of our praise Of the
system which made every master magistrate
with jurisdiction over certain offences, and
every man to some extent a conservator OF
the peace. All this, however, is gone We
are surrounded by new circumstances, and
have to learn Il Lew lesson, by no means
pleasant one, in social life. We have Migrants
and paupers, and thieves and ruhians, multi
plying about US, both white and black
The moral tone Of society has been lament
ably deprecated; and we must, per force,
institute throughout the South, vigorous
police system. Murders and burglalies, and
nameless crimes are more common to-day
than petty thefts were two years ago. Turn
where you will, outrages are daily occurring,
not only in remote country places, but in our
populous towns. Vice and crime are cumu-
lative. They cannot be pelted with tufts OF
grass; they must be "chunked" with stones !;
and it is time we were considering this mat
| ter. 1t is question which will not allow us
to eyade it, for, as we have said, crime goes on
cumulatively, and grows with impunity-
What is the remedy? That which the ex-
perience of all Others in similar cases, shows
to be the only one, is found in vigorous
well-organized police, under the direction of
cool, clear head. Power, thus organized
ard eourageously welded, is cheap at any
price; and it is the attainment of this which
we shall have to study in the South.
How some thoroughly efficient system may
be obtained with the least cost consistent with
that efficiency, is question of great impor-
lance to every community, and especially to
this. The matter is worth thinking Of
Let US bear it in mind.
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Washington College-Lee and Jack.
SON

Commencement Erercises-Nagaifcen Speech
Of Rev. j. 4. Duncan, D. D.-Ne,o Pro-
JessOrship EstabtiShed-PrQfessor to be
Eiected-Ldw School 10 be Established
Great Energy Of General Lee-Pfospects
Of School DC, dc.