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EW.YoRK and HAVEN RAILROAD.


1865 suMMFR ADVANCEMENT 1896
COMMENCING MAY "a 1851
p.us.r Station IN H.wYorr corner Twenty ..vsnsh md
Rourthsvs Entrance on twenty 'svensnst
TRAINS LEAVE HEwYOHhi AM
F0Nsv.H Haven. zoo soe Ell I.ea n IS. EIJ 30"
foi s nd ~, ~" so 500 1 so H., n EI1 s'e
90, N an az az. and s 10 r1 20
Airhd Southport Wss,pO 7o ii9oA MI ia DO
For Norvsll 200 500 CEr.l $50 no i2is, tEII AGO.
h for o st 80 100 "a ssc II 10 IN as, 40
fOr 9eenwiet o. SO I've "a q, $40 ~ ~ ~ * % rs
400 HII q, 40 $50 go 800 lEhy p.m, IN
chester sud Intermediate siaior' I'M NV ii'' I"
'i' 80 -" ''0' CO. cSNSPcr no TRAINs
Tor Hos on Wa shor. Line. Ria tEI.J aoop - 49, ,
For Hartford and Springfield 400 M E1J Ii'' ~" thAp'
sdr Connection, River RsnroaJ lE,,) i1sp onion
For Hartford Provieaoe and Fishtm Railroad 400 Erl nj
pSsr H.y-a and s,ounssOn Railroad 400
for Hon.stonir Railroad 81 m, y No.
For Naussiucs Railroad. Sco a m 400 p N. ,,,. an,
FOR Dsnburv and Norwss Rahosd m,F'le m'' T." p ."
oempodous ssspns cA' ssened 10 go F. q. a Hoyr s,
DARTTAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
ioYT r." Ger boat o. hi. Road viii leave Pier No q North
River OF 6uaD and at Port Monmouth Win 4i"'
n a. a. Tsfr.. Line direct, taking to
MrS Nan eas Tos. ,T wSodsn Bsiaes., sIson
Rs S.d'n ro s: IS to Gao csndsu Il Eve sour. Fare
From r No q and as NJ from isf No . '@ ~ o1'
, Srsnchpor Long Brane sbak RIVER sqian tsrminsise
pin, squsnkan, Brssburs stanehe Toms h's' AM
The Fee.h aoas p for all points The hSs and
nrrrRSrye rrAyE e,seEs'
Express e:2Os N. arriving m Nev.fof a. 10 D. m
Wsy Man fsrre.s 20 s,rynsi Nswf0S I" S''o
ID, .ud stopping Il Pier 20 Moth h,sr - >, . - nl h.
received A. PleT 30 D. w n CLAYTON. suPt
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NATIONAL STEAM NAvIGATioN COMPANY

Tie Of Sfeamps adns u spacious state hoon'
A, oger fhe Saloon the d-icn ana are az
uusrrpassod andth no. o sf TT than other me
An srue-srlrl SURGEON each chip free 81 chaffe
CABIN postage. slrO; >tesrase So Psyanit IN currency.
Stece passage brg parties em LSefpooi u Osen'
lowufor
uTan nt ssned on any BANK ID oiea' oman anu
Ireland 81 the nvest rtea
III owners o. accountable Tor specie OF val
alma, te vsae e1pieeso thrieoo AZ
ngued therefor. 90 .., c-
No 81 osvv an or tseage tickets pasage oce Of the
'o"Ishs' ~ % ~ " y W J. HURST Manager
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tUe0oina CARDS. 81.

ALVIN. EvERDELLe SONS. No. 1O4 Futon-st.-
N WEDDING CARDS and flss srAriohEhL E"''nn''
ISL
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ONLY DIRECT LINE 10 FRANCE.
W THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANls MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW. YORK AND AAVRk, CALL
INC AT BRESr "a -. - -, -,
this voEte route FOR the Cont
.sDt al Pier Nc, % North River a. foilows
ceep1Ertinl n--t.sre July %
fffSx URDAY. Aug il
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NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEWJERsEY.
~ qrsas leave Jersey City for Pisr@ou. a, and 81. =
i:is and 0zo Saturdays only st L;I3 D. Ah'
s.u, La and las throush 10 Nancy .
THOMAS W. DEAAREST sspss'ssdsn
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WORCESTER PALMER. fl1CHBUhG. NASHUA, LOWELL
CoNCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The Anch o Norv icA line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF kEW.YORk,
lesye New dziy Sundays eroepiedL O'Clock M from
No 20 MOI River, foot Of cstry
FOR kEW.LONDON.
there connecting with the Sesmboa EIpr~. Train from he above
points Worcester Boston aud WoresrT " ofeesef
s.d Nashus end ew-L London and Northern Railroads.
freist taken Of the lowest rsss For Information inquire OF
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l;y|,::.; ; &! !. }'..E:

IN ,o ready for application durable, ehssp and easily applied
RFkDYRooFIAG COMPANY No. 70 Maiden Lane. New orb
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Nev.Yorh C>ntr.l Railroad Msil
Movements OF ocean steamers.
Tn nElAHfI

II, by steamer. lsi, lith and 2I., Of each
20 ss............... .s......,.s,.......s.loiW q
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THE OLD LINE for ORIENT POINT. ORIENT,
l. 0REENPORT ssd SAC iiARBOR-Tie new end elesani
uer ARTISAN CAPT q. G. GIBBS lravss Pier No ~ foot II
Huigr. River for the above places, on TUESDAY,
THiJRSDAYS SATURDAYS, at O'Clock q Returning.
leave. Sag fIaboT MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS snd FRIDAYS
Passengers by this line wi be Forwarded TO BIT &c
hampton East Hampton and Southampton free VI charge ta e
room. engaged advance application 20 The @rs on
- or io WII.IIAMs BROThERs. No. Beet nan-st
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TsrEibIe TragedF Il EIreinia

A correspondent d The Richmand
Dispatch, writing from Buckingham
cOurt.house Va Sept. 9Th gives the3
following .purticuFars Of 'the terrible
tragedy which occurred there i few
days previous
The most thrilling and melancholy /
affair took place here On the LII inst.
siat has shocked the feelings. 81 our
eafdmeaily siuce the c'ose Of the war.
aha par ulats are a. follows
4 sa lisse sets sgo, n mere Mr. i
AatAet i'oa wealthy niii,dwlsr
Of this tow. ca@ eaFly he a5raingsE
witb tho alleged Intention n s1 MI
bis mill and plantation, but elderly
changing bis rout, return to The hoaa
sho :eaaa Atv ss E,eacsi, ! yo'snE
lawyer, Who makes 'Mr. Walton'a house
his home during The sessions Of the
Court, in the room With his wife
There positions relative to each 9th
er were such aa TO excite suspicion ou
the part of the husband who at once
ordered Mr.. Leach out Of the house, anf
forced the execution Of his mandate a
the point Of revolver after which h
called for the carriage, and puttln'
madam in, sent her to her mothe'
; Nothing further Of interest transplred u
the cast, except thai bill of dlvorc
, was fled by Mr.. Walton, until last Sat
urday, when Leach again rode int
u town. After strollng about the wi lag
e for some time, he met Anderson Wa
, ton, son of Antony by his first wifi
Q Anderson reproached Leach at on'
C with the scandal, which Leach denied
d whereupon Anderson shook his list
J. his face aud exclaimed You---lyit
4 you did, for Pa saw you" at tt
some time putting bis hand under
ID coat. 80 you will shoot me, wilI you
!, yelled Leach, and drawing bis six shoe
= er, he fred, and young Walton te
il pierced through the lungs the bio
= gushing from bis nostrils and mon'
rs Just then Mr. Walton the elder, rus
y ed up and fired three shots from bis P
~ - to- directly at Leach, but missing b
b. tirclv, and slightly wounding u"
a e. Masey ED Negro ~
6a 7 the elder "
III ID iay 9Hiefq gul n. VIII h.ll
w aHasg ass uearL, a4 tsla
r,,,..,.,-,. 4.ts alla sausiH# ihataEt asN
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aad CnUitE- TODACttISl,'V tISl,'V - =
MAJ. 81
IN tNsoLtENtY.
The state Of N1itsisslvbLl
NoNunwa Nn,N.rx,
NoxuBEK CouETY,

q
10 The Probate Court June Term A. D. 1855.
In the matter ORthe petition Of Jas. A. Stewart
and W. II. HargTove, administrators Of thE
estate Of D. D. HargTove, declaring said 90.
tate insolvent--
To Mary J. Nelson and her husband John
Neilson, by right Of his wife; Martha Bount
and her husband Robert BIOunt, A. G. Har,
ErDvs,, Anna Lee and her husband Joseph
Lee, nonresident heirs
WOO and each Of you are notified TO be and
L appear before the Probate Court Of Nox.
ubee County, at the Court House, thereof on
the third Monday in August nexk, then and
there to answer the petition Of the adrninistra-
tsrs Of said decedent's estate, and show cause,
Il any you can, why said estate should not Be
declared insOlveht. aud the property mentioned
in said petition ssld for distribution among
creditors. J,s .,.,.
BY oFdOE ofshs Court -
June 80 ~ Jar. cieIh.
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IaC ssrl 2 = Z v.
ere nnrsued received

uliL&aere pursueu IeSSA'S~
mmendations of the Press an ~s3..
r;tv ~ as several thousands Of its I,
dents are now in business in this city
ths eonntry, 1t is deemed useless to go
extended All explanation Of the plan or
the institution r..
81 far as known, not one Of the many
..cas of former students is now out OF el
mspt and so far as known. not one IN
ssnd of those who have been sent for yei
F1rope or the North, is qualified, on retu...'
home. TO enter business house, althov gn tnou'
sands OF dollars have been expended on MS cd
| ucatiOu.
word to Inc wise is sufficient
| The city i nov healthy. Persons tiom u 10
go years Of age attend such branches as shS
NAV wish. By having special Professor Io
each branch, three-fOurths Of the students lim'
4 saved students intended fof this Coiiegt
should bring this circular or special direction
q sverv winter there are temporary establish
ments opened. Young students should pu
their funds il the hands Of their merchants,
he President Of the College. Citizens AMI
strangers ere invited to call. College Oillce
Room No. Z.
N. B.-The Agricultural and Mechanical Dt
partment will be opened, ss authorized oV u
! charter, a. soon as suitable Professors are
cured TO take Charge Of them.
RUFUS DOL9EA
Ian qa 'es Prssi
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-. 3. a .lent pavis.

Iass se " ient Davis
We eztrae ing from
communication hbI tho Peters,
3arg Index and 7e beading
and over the sistp sno' D. Keil.
s Da4ls IA plain,
ries4u hi which |
hu4g ratngf 4 9a
His dress, otf med
too large for ha. U5a
my arm, | could meas a7 my o@n
muscular sense, with tolesbt acshrac
the great decline in bis lgsique. Al
bis sense seemed 70 me Il he preterna-
turally acute, especially NJ hearing.
His linen was white u the driven
snow-his neck CLOTH he ii adjusted
Ibis hands faultlessly neat hid Ny upper
'lbeard alossly shaYed all hsss
ineainess, there was ah 'aif Of su0uueq
dignity, Of sanity serene humility that
affected you too deeply for tears. There
was still a leayen ofthe old impcriaintst
in his voice, nuance Of tone that in,
dicated occasional high temper and
perhaps, angry words.
The coming Of Il Q little child into tht
inner easement and climbing into hi
fathers arms who had just leaned upo'
the sora, gave occasion to Mrs. Davis t
make some remarks about her othe
children, particularly hose in Canada
Bishop Green then remarked that b
would not have vcntured to introduc
the subject, but as Mrs Davis had don
50 herself be felt bound to say, as
bishop Of her own chosen church, he d.
not think she acted entirely wise !
sendiug her children tc convent to .
taught Mrs, Davis replied; Il ",
lin Georgia and had no money \
institution Of my own church offered {
leach my poor childrer. One day thr'
Sisters Of Charity came to see me az
Trough me five gold dollars all the mo
ey ,bev bad in the world they almo
forced me to take th' money, but d
i,
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THE DAILY
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PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING lEA
MONDAY AT coLUABus, MISS,
Contains the latest telegraphic news a.
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GILHOUN lNsTlTU I'd,
HACOS, NOXHBEE CO., MSS

A THosoUea CoLLEaiATE ScHooL for young
L.dies.

A THoaoU0H COLLEalATE school LOT yVuAB
Lsdies,
Nysars RadeP IhS Sams Principal:
Refited With entirely ness bedding.
WHAT HER PATRONS SAT;
awe can with confidence recommend tnis
Institute for solid, thorough ard POiis0eO
education" -
sT-What the m, ny ladies educated IN her
Iecture F0ems say:
~OALHoUN IEsrirUTE Is thorough, eleVa'
ted and polished school"
What lhe Board Of Visitors Eor tne eAalhs-
nation Of 1865 say:
We most heartily recommend Calhoun
rretitute % all interested IN eddcation's
For shls. and ether documentary evidence
og merit, apply 70 the Principal.
TERMS:
Beard. English aud Latin, fcr term ~. !,
ofnins months, SzzV "
| Board, EnElish and Music, fer :,
time .. ... 1oU y.
Day tuition, pet month, .. ~ Y,
IN Masic. peF month";. ~ "
EXTRAS;
psensh. Italian or Spanish, per aohth, .
| " aahinw Dut Oat at 10 cents per dozen
lBosFaers iarnlaA lighss u their rooms.
Patrons chaEesd from tina i entrance =
che end oi Germ. u.
Bins 1aysals monthly, cr hail at the %
asnnsse ol ths tsrEn--sae pshee AAlE = cles
g2agz
Next tern oesna las q July, 1885,
Il s5ssasss4 fs..sAsA Afsnfv ~ admission.
Nv. III. POTlxDEXTER,
ssAeis esd FTO
/ iaa
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They clothed nc in a NIB d rb
And gays the tallsmsag Y 33tc,
The Rre. thc ghryssl, aiW .aa Herr
That opeaed pachfIaYW iais case
Fit embleas, said ti5sy qi he y95s
in which through dglf es, SD aaa aE'7''i
4 dark and toilsOpla va * probe,
Undl the grave reeoJ naiaei
OF the three yirb,as ID taye power
To lay the dehotsj al heart,
And tuft aside n4F < q hour,
Keen Envys stt4 aad Anger's smart.
Before ali eul ans lark aud high
A sable cri.tain slowly rose.
That gave 70 bgB ed scrutiny,
NougAt, gougAt but darkness in repose,
0ne step, 4pd Nith al ebop wall
Eneon asaad, hall in doubt stood,
lAliying SIfp within pail sue.
! Nrhpt M ESs taace Goddess niig,t hay
EFor ffsas Ii " alass tfalF
TIA s,tebe an culture, nay, stir
ImagjnaG ln might Ia vain
4 naxe allied IRON such sepuleheri
I Yes ies per in this treble night
i, ofsHdows mingled and congealed,
IIplungad, bus strangely cold and fright,
NJ ough every nerve and muscle thriFd,
a Thet was cold and creeping slime
/, Taat slowly trailed my shuddering feet,
Ala my Blood curdlel for time
= Rack 10 my heart md scarcely beat;
: Ttrsight have been the gIaiyy cell
Some snail-lke onster freshly LETT,
= Whose lingering breath with Icy spell
d of warmth and it at once bereIt
u Yet soon upon thet walls OF night
r atept things Of mJtion, scarce Of life,
s That shed a din NJ osphoric light
a, And struggling ai ith fruilIeas strife,
!. 4 every length, DIZZY seemed to shed
T. A portion Of tn life away
t. And mugle in one slimy bed
is They ieebly melting, iormless lay
y Like rpples from far.sen stone
al Upon tbe waters bosom thrown,
b 81 passed tAe shaioys from my hcarti
10 A light that soca'd oGeuHly fire
ne IT. pulses gave hesher 3tsrt
Aud Ike a QuioA imprisoned 0ir5
rs, bounded from my icy chain
Of But IN that 4a ger spriuG heard
.er A sound ne p may hear asaia,
A stunning Gead, unearthly shoeA,
MA No JingernI echo dared 70 nocA,
~ That fen upo nay gumdless ear
or With alt the agony Of teal'
{ a loll, but Wien restored to thought,
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Note Loat.

L note drawn BY u Sailh II I
n q. Jones. for s67s 20 and Dc
man. Bfsss, Jan'g /. 1850, wlib er
back for : 6b, hss been lot. I'D
warn al pefsoas GrO trading lcF
id Husas y
aay lelA 1858 =
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IN Children

Police have under their
lOrphan white children Of
could be made useful
lIe Thy will be bound
aSNho will premise TO give
is education and support.
I'M Sargent, " any men,
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.sssssSY, sssSSTY cHOorAw Co., ALA, Aug. 1885


ssssEY, ssSEEY CHocrAw Co., ALA, Aug, 1885,
Mr.. ED1roR AS II Is my wife al
luded to in the above notice, | wished
TO state some of circumstances which
have resulted in her disgrace and ruin
DR.. A A. Stallwortb lived in about
seventy FIVE yards Of ny house, and has
been my family physician for the last
six wears The first Of September,
1868, | went iuto the army. AS soon
as I left home be commenced bis hell
ish designs upon my wife | having
diseased lungs was discharged IN about <.
one month. and day or two before |
rot home he accomplished his purposes
| He was the ouy man lift about the place
and. therefore, bad every opportunity
he desired, lie kept up his cTlmlual
interoourse with her for two years and
six montbs--lill the 19th day Of May,
1866-aat which time detected them
in the act Of adultery. then made
; him furnished her money to leave my
house upon after which, ! gave hIn
: three DAYS to leave the State, which h'
did in doubla-quick time. ! learn tina
he has set4tlcd in Des Arc, Arkansas
They both confessed their euilt, . snd 4,
, !, StalIworth begged and cried like a chii(
for his life II he had remained herr
! three days longer he would have bee
killed without doubt. He was mem
!. ber Of the N j Church, and has bee
= excluded for his crime. should hay
suspected and caught them sooner o.
thought such thing almost impossIol'
a 4. "a aeeoaal u tAa firatgrt;el relasons e9
II sing Hdsweeu stallwaath aHa algss
!, NJ bat being Ragai Areh Mes "
~ ri
\ 4 RAsr W06s ar9 70
. singing for = said to Mary ,.;3h",,, @GIgas'
- ~ sOb, ! don't know ma'au, wl,nOu'
at i hfeanse me heart feels happy !,
= u oto"osN NForv9 " laaE
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We aa5 shs following Il lhs i1eH
arc All. gfse 5i slie 2za ~
NOTICE..
IsaEy ggocTAH Cd. 4 III me q '56.
Th il to notify ilie pale, aa e
Masonic fraternity # ghat "a y
sAs A. SaIIWoFt H this u III 4
unanimous vote zpalIad hom Isneyl
Lodge, III. III fbf Tile hel kind
IL unmaohic eoudAel h Bala Stall
worth has taken tha adsanta II hle
profeaaIon sO seaure The Mils of n IN
n, Of this Lodge. thereby enlalliag Dill,
grace AID rnin upon 4 respectable iami.
III Of this place. We would theFefoFa
waFn tlsa public. as we'll Ii The Fraief.
aitg III h Be particular how they
Fillain asa phyaician
been drivr
M N
iug adde's, I'D
high, and pretg issy
clan.
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E1rator's Notice.

IL ssssssss
Of administration having
led 70 The undersigned
n'lFm a, D. 1865, Of the
!, lbats Cout I Of NOxubee
ippi Onfthe estate OI
lie decea ed, notice ID
70 all pehons indebted
e to cone forward and
1e paymsoi | and all per
,rNims apinst the same
he % preaRt them duly
/. lrsgist&ed within th'
lby law,r they willbt
y3Srm, 1866.
wv @ \, THOMAS,
Ma ElBriE 9 Adm'r.
A5 81
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7Ae State cf Mississippi.
No1u6ss County.
IA the Comfy Court for NoxnbeO county

IA the Comfy Court foT NOxnbeO county
r. B., ,SwlTT Y
vs. AttAchnsnt I0r Si2o SSs
]. C. KELLY,
Notice ls hereby given .tha. an ATTACKS
mens was Issued on the 2sfd day Of April
1886, a. the suit Of R. B. Swim against
the estate ef ]. C. Kelly for the sum Of
SI25 d, saia reGsFned % Of before The
tEi6ih asy Of Jnly, 4 HSsg sAs fiss M ,os
iihe Jsly tesm oL sAid datts Aild p'e1d 10
saia aclist ,s.ss,S an; W.. .tei.1 VIC
|. eEsea nEaeE sly baud aua s6seial
! Issla ssaIs II stEiee .lkis The a7ih Day
Of June. 1866.
RE. v. YATES
June 90. 4w Clerk C. G,
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rsrRILooutsT. "A ply
alpE tsea tho

EsfRiL1QufsI.-A ply
aIpg tsaa tho
ohtl
W ail1esa evaa
has 6 completed
igaIas faa saiIy fFom Meridian
g Ssime elaas pres link Ii
sAe sAaln u ea se slas.
m George 4. Hals Meleoa, q z
tie Baltimore ,utbasn Literary In
itnse. o9ers u donate one faII sshoI. Z
arship, ith b ard and lhidon, q ees
native gtale + Forida and ore foF iir
iti0n % each of the other Va Sonll-
en States Applications n be made
through lie Sansbsss ReIssf AssOcia.
ten. Baltimore
SCIENTIFIC PRESERVATION or
lFRUlr An Inventor il engaged IN
perleciing \ new process of preserve
AIag fruit which promises 70 be Falua.
h,le lhe fruit retaining more perfect
I 4 thaD before aII ii favor. and sue
| cblence Ths prasnt mode, =
EweIl known. Ii By die usa of The Z n
cuRm In tha pew ! -osesa, the vaeu'
uFn i discarded, ana tHe oxygen Qf
lths Atmosphere II onl exhausted Gby
lbeat leaving the nitrogen I; pfscaue
\ sion being taken, If e0Rfse, to prevent
tie influx III trsah AZ
Bet it'd pp
tag g
yasa1 sagaa
made fiction more real theu history I
DIR Watts John Oven, the Noucon-
formist divine George Fox, she toun.
! der Of the Quakers and host q
d men whose names are famons ID ne
ID annals Of our civil ard religions strng.
n eIes. Though FIVE centuries ago tAe
ut ground was let to the city for twenty
as shiIliugs year, il is now worth AzV'.
st 600, perhaps, as mere building lots.
1n The fonrtb chapter Of mark was IN.
Il. der consideration by class Of boys
ng the chapter being read, as usual verFt
ut BY verse. and then questions asked nI
| the teacher on the passages read. Ia'
es. account Of the raising Ct Jairusl
ce daughter concludes the chapter, ans
ty the last verse of the narrative is q
lal follows "And be charged them
I'd straightly that no man should kpoV
", it. and commanded that something
EN- should be given her TO eat Ia
ld4 teacher asked, iu connection with thl
ny verse, What did Christ charge them!
i'm when a BRILLIANT youth very innocent
he ly replied, He didn't chirge them
hat c.Dt."
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