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GOID AND Silver COIN,
CURRENCY PARCELS,
AND FREIGHTS,
To Petersburg, Va, LYnchburg,~Va,
Danvle, Va Bristol Tenn
Greensboro, c, Salisbury, C,
Raleigh, n c, Weldon, n c,
GoldSboro, y {. Wilmington, c.
TO WAY STATIONS on THE
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, South Side Rail-
road, Petersburg Railroad. North CaroIna~ Railroad
Raleigh md CASTOR Railroad, Wilmington and Vel
don Railroad, ana Western n. c. Railroad.
LETTERS. MONEY PACKAGES,
AND SMALL PARCELS,
To Columbia. c, Charleston, S c,
Augusta, Ga, Savannah, Ga,
Macon. Ga, Columbus, Ga
Mobile, Ala, Montgomery. Ala, j
Selma. Ala, Jackson, Miss,
New Orleans, La,
sTATIoEs
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road Georgia Railroad Macon and Western Rail
road Atlanta ana West Point Railroad, Southwest
Railroad, Southern Railroad, and Ala bs and
Mississippi Railroad
All Goods shipped by tie Adams and Hai aden
Express Companies, and marked TO the care of the
Southern Express Company, viii be prompt, for
warded to destination
Freights shipped by steamship TO our care will
be forwarded by Express without charge for com
mission drayage.
If orders are left at cur Office, goods will be cal
led for and forwarded by first Express.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO
Charlotte, Aug. l., !sG5.
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New Goods.

Tire Subscribers have opened Store the ID door
from the Court House, at the stand formerly
pied by s. Frankenthali, where they intend keeping
for wholesale and retail large stock of Dry Goods,
Ready-made Clothing, Shoes, Hats, &c.
A fine assortment of Ladies Dress Goods will ar
rive in a few days.
A share of patronage is respectfully solicited as
they feel confdentof being able to give satisfaction
in price and quality
BUXBAUM 4 ROESSLER.
August 81, 1865 r....-.
K NJ. MURcHIsoN, E. murray,
J. 7. MURRAY, D. r. HUTCHINSON,
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CHANGE OF TIME.
GOING WES1

On and after Sunday, January 7th, 1885, Trains
will run as follows
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-02-27
GEN. LANES SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Concord, N. G..

Concord, ~. q.
The first Session of this School will commence
February 18th, 1866, and continue twenty weeks.
TERMS as follows, payable in advance:
Primary English So 90
LaIin and Greek, 81 so
Ess?~ No deductions will be made for absence ex-
cept in OF protracted sickness Pupils enter
ing after the commencement of the session will be
charged in proportion to the above rates.
Good board can be had in respectable families
for about $l5 per month.
The patrons of this School may feel assured that
their will be thoroughly instructed and well
trained. The Principal is a graduate Of the Uni
yerSty of Virginia, and also of the late Virginia
Military Institute, and prior to his entering the
Confederate Army aS Major of the \. e. "BetEcl
Regiment, he successfully engaged in teaching,
having filled successfully the positions OF Assistant
Professor in the Virginia Military Institute Profess
sor in the State Seminary of Florida, and Professor
in the n G. Military Institute at Charlotte. He
will be assisted by educated gentleman who Is
also experienced Teacher.
JAMES II. LANE, A. NJ,
Feb 70, 1866 4tpd Principal
ERT. W. W.. Gather
Has removed his Office to Springs Row, No. 2,
with Rock Island Manufacturing Co.. where he
may be found when not professionally engaged.
February ), 1866
FRESH DRUGS,
A general assortment, always or hand, at
Feb 5, 1866 SCARR'S DRUG STORE.
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RICHMOND AND U4NVILLE RAILROAD.
NoTIcE.-To give facilities to the public on the
line OF tins roac for the transportation of small
packages by Express, an arrangement has been made
with the SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY by
which their wagons in Richmond and Danville will
call for and receive all Express Freight intended for
this Road on notice being given at their Office, and
their wagons will deliver an Express Freight arriy-
ing BY this Road FREE OF ANY EXTRA CHARGE
FOR RECEIPT OR DELIVERY and the rates Of
Express Freight will be the same as charged by this
Company.
THOMAS DOpAMEAD,
Dec Is, 1868 tt Superintendent.
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This Company chartered by the State of Virginia
and organized with JOSEPH e JOHNSTON, as ITS
President, has opened an agency in
, 1866-08-29

Meeting Of 11lc Stale Coppcrl2cad Con-
vcntion to.day-Ltnculn Monument
Fund-Thc Mayor md City Council to
Visit CaicaSo-Arrcstcd for Murdcr%
dc., dc.
Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago Tibuncj
SrHrSuF1BLp, August g.
The State Corperhcsd Co1yrntlon for the noni-
nation Of candidates for State Treasurer, Supczin-
tenilent Of Public Instruction and Congsessmcn
at large, will meet here tomorrow. The wi=c-
pnl!crs here are very silent upon the subject, and
It General McClernand cannot gel in!o tie Cabi-,
it is hintcd that he would not object to being tho
nGn,incc for Congressman ut large. Among the
ritaEts arc r. l.. Dickcy and 4. O'Dticu, and It
Is Understood that heavy northern influence Ia
brought to hear in tho Convention. It il not In
probable that candidate from the northcrn part
ot tic Sta!e may I've selectea to rtn the TIT with
Logan. Very few dc}cgnies have arrived up to
this lime, and the indications for large Conven-
ton prc not promising.
The Lineoln Monument fund now amounts 10
S,1tGQ. No design has been adopted, and when
tho Committee wifi act Oh the matter Il uncertain.
laSallc County settled n full Today for Stats
taxes By The Tayrlcntaot S2aQN.
The Mayor aId City Council hare voted TO yfslt
Chicago III body at The laYee Of tho corner stone
oithe nouglas Monument and have appropr,at:.ed
$500 to pay e1penees.
, 1866-08-29
FROM EUROPE,

Asniy Demands from Austrfn the Kc.
thFn Of Rational Relics Taken from
senlce-1roEreAe OF the Polish Insur-
TcctIon In Slberfa-The Treotv Of
Fence Ratified By the King. of Fruy-
hla-Thc Reform Meeting In Bir.
ntnE1ln1n.
FtohEKcE, Italy, August fG.-Genera1 Menu
brea has called on Austria 10 restore tho national
relics and objects Of art aken from Venice iuc]u-
ding the iron crown OF Lombardy.
Moscow, August 25.-Thcrc was d great popn-
iaT demonstration here to da}&, In honor OF The
American EHcsts. Among the features WAS a G!n-
ncF by the Mutual Support Club. Speeches wrso
made by distinguished persuns. Assistant Sccfe-
tary Of the Nary Fox snsd that tho tito o! TIE
club must be en1llematical Of the relations which
existed between Russia and America.
News from Siberia states that the Polish fpsur-
gents have organized five squadrons, part Of
them with The usual arms, and tho res, with
ecythcs.
PnAorE, August s7.-The treaty Of peace made
by lhe Pientpctentiarics Of Prussia md Austria
has been ratified By tue King Of Prussia, aud Is
how on it, way 10 this city Tor exchange.
MADRID, August aS.-one Of ucr Catholic Nal.
cttys ricutcs Lar succeeded III capturing the Chi
linn prlyatecr Tornado, oil the coast Of Spain,
LONDON. lTnesday, August 2s-Noon,-Joau
bright delivered speech last night at BiruaIus-
ham bcfoTe mass meeting Of tho people. In fayor
OF The reform movement, which exceeded all his
former eloquent efforts, mud created tic most en-
thnsiastic excitement among the Immense ands-
ence. The meeting was the larscst that has bce:,
held III late years, and the interest manifested ,v
tue people exceeds that OF auy former tcuostra-
tfon iu favor Of reform since 1Sn.
, 1866-08-29
MOSES ON THE STU MP.


Andrew johnson has commenced his tour
10 the grave Of Douglas with n stump speech
at Philadelphia iii favor of tiny policy"
which, lc says, by the help Of Heaven lie
xlall adhere TO. We think We have heard
something of this kind before, though not in
funeral procession. Nothing that alr.
johnson could luvc sail would have been SO
rcpuglant to the feelings Of the Douglas
Monument Committee as this ffi-tf1uca politi-
cal h1rauguc. Since he has tecn ct to in-
augurate the tour to Chicago with Copper
head partisan speech, VIC shall call the at
tcntion Of the people to a few prominent
facts which show how exceedingly inappro-
, pirate is an clcctioncering tour Of this sort.
The citizens Of Chicago consist almost
wholly o1 friends of the late Senator Doug
las, aud friends Of the late President Lincoln.
OF those who voted with Andrew Jol'uson
for the traitor BrcckinEidge IN lsSo, there
are probably not moro than dozen in the
city. Now Andrew johnson prosecuted
Douglas as lon. es hc lived, and has siuce
betrayed tho friends and principles Of ths
lamcatcd Lincoln. In one way and another
he has rendered himself extremely obnox
ious 10 the entire population of Chicago
By supporting the Infamous t' caucus resolu
lions" prepared by Jefferson Davis in 1sGo
nsowcdly to kill Douglas In The Chariestot
Convention, lie made himself olious to out
portion Of the community, mud by betraylnl
Lis party he has made himself odiou
10 tho other. Both these circu,nsl ancc
might have been overlooked In Difference Il
The kolcunlty Of the scene, and to the Prcsi
Dental Office, II he had observed th'
!sorzieties Of the occasion and tho office
, 1866-08-29
FROM ST. LOUIS,

General Hancock Determines to En-
forcc All United Statea Loxys-The
Corn Crop-lIorrtblc 1Iurlcr-EloIero
Report.
Especial Despatch to the Chscaso Tsibune.1
ST.. Louls, Augasta;.
ienefn! Hancock has given the most positive
assurances TINT he mcaus to assist aud not resist
lhc eAfo! cement Of all laws Of tho United States
&c says that the Conservatives complain 10 him
that Governor Fletcher will not preserve orde. 1t
the November election; but when tho Governor
has had trial and falls to protect the legal yotcrs
tsry authority. "fSA >A'e 3A'4't~
The 1e!ser Of Governor Fletcher 10 tho caroudc-
iet tmeyfEF eIsaed quite a Hitter among Tho Con.
:, Reports flom the vicinity Of Lexington ehow
That tue corn crop has bccn much damaged by Tho
horrible murder tools place on Saturday night
near Salem, Davis County, where IN idiot CHASED
ms vile aud estcr ont OF duoss and bsuta11y beat
them wilh stick till they weze dead. 1Ie was
arrested, aud the populact were with difficulty re
strained tfon injustnS hun. Ills lame Is BeuI,
y. kcrtou.
Police reports to-day chow twen.y.tl.ce deaths.
ihtcrmcnts Tor tile lwcAty-fuur hours enIinr
lust nigh: were eighty three. most dsaths occurring
III iLe loorer paris Of tho c1tr. The disease has
nearly LtsapL Jared from tie centls ;yarfls.
, 1866-08-29
FRGI NEW ORLEANS.

Report of the Investigating Commits
sion OH tale New Orleans TR1ots-thc
Police and .Citlzcn* held IZe~pon~lblc
for tie Ma%*acre-Thc Affair Irc3nctI-
tinted and Prearrnn;sed by the IL cbe1s.
=, new roRK, August "a New York 71mes
;H aHppS'nsa 'a'a H. b. General BaEd toinyes'sas
then report wil1 show That thc dist slot I.tt
tired from revolver was by ,sh11c man at ti,e
acfo9c of rsnf Twsnty minutes sn
When the p,occssion reached tLe place where tic
G@nyente" ;n}r,1ta u,' Tns In sc*={Sn Tie police
aEe aresta s ed adaa upon a'!ih%pt'n hq seS T.
men, Who returned tho nre 4 mob Of cit;zcas
lhcn jolre9 the police, and Tic great massacre
men hid their badge, so as no: 10 be recognized,
vhie l1ns, and fred in.l=csiminately ,iioa lie IN
scme Of The citizens wore badges. indicatias an
organization: Tho~e In The room then, with
sAaiEs. $e;, d5evs the police and attacking party
eatln vas established, not single person in The
Xs5e mardeSe5 w6e e1sili j. sIvsS % t. The s4P ne.
building, and a:crRos now dead, The force1s found
guilty of nearly all thr murders that were cou1-
mitted, 1hs evidence shows that the policemen
thc1n without trouble, and that wounded negroes
Wesc thrown in esrt While struggling to FREQ
kue'htclFc@ from kHE Qe3u Do11e3 Which had bEEu
placed on the Top or them.
+*1he Commission will report TINT the riot was
caused Ly hitter feelings tic part Of the citi-
zcns and police toward tho radical Cnfonists and
freedmen. and viii also probably report that 1t was
nfeconccred. tuasmrch as II Is In evidence thai il
IVES tailed Of previously for ervcral days It Is
the opinion Of The Commission thai 1t the military
Lad no. appeared at tue tine II did, the eiotwould
lave progressed 10 tic determination Of ull tic
Enion!st* and freedmen In the city.
''1he city press arc Httackfu1 General Sheridan
Tor what he reported In AEs official dispatches
charging him With nntsnt1 fnlness."
SEw ORLEANS. August :!.3.-~1t has been c!1arSed
that meeting WAS held III the Mayors 1,arlor On
The Saturday evening before TIC not whcrcar Major
General F. j. Heron was preseIt, and that the
latter had testified heiorc the Military Committee
that The attack upon the Convention waa planned
at this meeting. and that he left the nsscnlbly be-
tGlc the proceedings wcsG t.6kninaIed. To tue
Times, which denied IT, bettrr lha: he could 20
testify, Us It WIS not trnr General iIerrtn s:a1es
that the statement H. false, coming from where It
may. some forty merchants aud professional
mel met At the meeting, aol the result of their
conclusions was to adv1se white pcnple, theongl
4 proclamation, to keep away from the Couyei1-
tfon and arosd any tendency to outbreak, The
General also invited newspaper Offices TO a=k
1al't1s 10 nsgc abstinence from Irritating
language and conduct, which they .!id.
Ihe Tribune, published By culo7sd men, was
Revived today.
Only fourteen cholera deaths yesterday.
, 1866-08-29

As ills preparation IL 5onpaFatiEeiy noE IL tsfs
eonny. the ptprretogs prelent tho tsstirpopals Oi
Fen Known persons A4 TO IT. excellence
, 1866-08-29
LATER,

1nzzfnf Refuses to Accept the Ann
a'tnty Granted by Victor Emanuel
9hc Italian ArE:1y being Dt>bendcd-
1ustrta to Issue Bonds to Meet Her
lFar Expenses -Spaiu FcarIng for the
Dc*sfny OF Cuba.
Io''nos, Tuesday Evening, August ss.-The
following dispatches have been received:
l7a1T.-FLoEEScE, August as-EvenIn..-Naz-
zinflas refused TO accept the amnesty granted
By Victor Emanuel al't declines to be subject Of
the King on any terms, pre1c11ang cxile to such a
position.
The immense army which Italy called into the
field to reclaim Vcuctia from Austrian dominion
IL being rapidly dsbanded.
Gartbaldfs volunteer force Is lisarmed. and the
resular army is fast Icing reduced to peace
footing.
Acs1niA.-EizxSA, August aS.-Eycnins,-
The Austrian Government has determined to
issue b"ns to the amount Of II, 600 OF sorins,
to meet the c1traordnnry expense of The late war,
including tue 20 eo0, t0o thalcrs stipulated to bc
paid to fr.,sefa by the treaty Of peace.
srA1s.-NApn1p, Angust s-Eyenins,-Fcars
arc beginning to be cne-tafncd hc:e IS 10 the acs
Tiny Of Cnba. The Io.ltlca, In an article nnb-
Iislcd to-ay. argues that the impendin. collapse
Of The Nczican Empire will compromise Spaiu,s
pof ofscssiou Of the Island Of Cuba,
, 1866-08-29
Spain Fears for the Destinv
of Cuba,
outline OF the ccMsAls.
SLOWS REPORT on THE
NEW oREEAES RIOTS.
The Massacre Prcc0ncerted by
the Rebels,
THE PRESIDENTS pOLITI-
CAL TOUR,

Scenes on the Route Between TTnsl.
iHctoif nIad Pllia1cIpil.a-EalsSp Speech.
IN in the Quaker Clty-IIe Returns
Thanlkx, Hndulgcs In standardization
and Repeats the Old Story Of 4 Ty-
F1nEatcal CoIi-rcsA-ArranEcu1c for
: 111x fzeccption In New York City.
WASHINGTON, August es.-1he Presidents cx-
cursion party Lett here at 7:3n this Iuo;u-
ing, under thu charge OF Major t;encval Nc
callum and Major $. q. Koontz, ns assistant,
who has been detailed ly the Ralllmore and Ohio
isn!|road Company to 50 with the train ali tho
way through.
Secretary McCnllocll and Hon. @. II. Browning
were at tlc station 10 take leave Of oparty, they
being prevented by public business from accom-
ransinE Them.
Tic following is list of cxcursionssts: The
resident; Secretary Of State; Secretary OF The
Nary, and eou, Edgar T. Wc1lcs; the Postmaster
General ; General Grant, and ChicT Of Staaa, Gen.
cra1 1sawlins; Admiral Fatrasut, with Lieutenant
Mckinley, his Secretary; Hear Admiral Kadford;
Surgeon t'encra1 Barnes; Minister Romero; Sen
nioE Patterson and wife, and others.
uAI71xonE, August as-Ar1ivfng At Baltimore.
tar cxcHrsfoutsts were met by the committee Of
'nrts c::izrns, with tho Mayor as their chairman,
s;:tt cscmtca in open carriages to the President
>t,cct depot to eturt for Philadelphia. lnr3,c
c-owtls were gathered both at The railroad stnIons
III 1aitfmo,e and on the lluc Of tho procession TO
T., ~, .s ""s Eli ess.
- A@' %'''' ~" va" W.
t,arn1a1 60, o,, .a,,,,,, r..x.,.,,. ..
,tru1,,,r t,,o "ht.c,s n @,sosr,.;a .nd r'.o,aa
tE.hnfisstic applause. Alon. tic lihc Of tho pro-
trss;ot. Gags Ncrc generally displayed. The Pres
tic1ls's 1sEIi Lett here at lG:10 =. III.
xru.y,,p mr. cu,rp ..nx7.~n
n,..,. c.... ,,....,s., -. =,
-. 14 ..a' 'a1u. 4Aus"st -s-t.'4s
:" ~ j., mS namnrs , o. ie'fons anntoaehca
-c,,d ;rrcrtcd hin. With rcpeatcd hurrahs, When
,:c apncarcd on tic platform ard bowed hts thanks
:, hn..,,r h,.,cn,1 fnr,yard r. shnr, H,n,1a viii
hu'"oef nas1eneo 4oA A"141 ~ enaAe nan"s "''n
lin.
, 1866-08-29
FhON LEBANON, IND.

Inc sore CT Eoys In Counel-Tl1c
hseA1." Ad-Eutter Crowd Get the
&oao s,horldcr-Dclerntc4 Appointed
10 thr Pittsburgh Soldiers, Convention
Ideal Speeches and Resolutions.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribnnc.]
LEnAsoS, lSD.- August Is
A Soldiers Convention OF tho Eighth Congress
siona Et:t1fct originally called in The interest OF
The Observation-Disclosures, Is being held here to-
day. Thesc is an. immense attendance, but tho
otc Of II Is, the orig luRl schemczs failed 70 na
, 1866-08-29
FROM DETROIT,

Horrible Sequel TO tile Buck Family
Hutci1cry-.fiae Negro Taylor Hanged
to q Tree until Dcad-Efe Conlc.-es EIis
Eanrderons Intentions, u4 ALSO tho
N1urder OF His own Sister.
Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago THbunc.l
DETno1T, August ..
John Taylor, the cctosoon who committed tic
terrible bntchcty OF the buck family at Deelhi
last Thursday, was taken from the Jail at Mason
hy 1acb LAST night und hung, at.er being allow.
Gu hf1een minutes 10 prepare for death. After
hanging alont Ill lour the body wns cut down and
buried sear BY.
:. He confessed that he Intended to mn;lcr Mr..
Euek md three other tnen In Michigan, aud tuat
Ee had formerly murdered lis OWN sister
It IS not known that the Sheriff resisted tao moi,
which Gi.yracal the country whose honor It was
lis duty to guard. x.4
, 1866-08-29

HooksEr, y. H., March ef. 1885,.
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, 1866-08-29

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, 1866-08-29
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, 1866-08-29

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, 1866-08-29

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, 1866-08-29

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, 1866-08-29

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, 1866-08-29

MANCHESTER, n. Il, June e 1855.
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, 1866-08-29
Delegates to the southern Un{ou}gts.
CUnTFn1fs1H.

Sc1csH1VB 10 1llE SOuthcFU Un1OM48tH5
COnYCnt&Uu..
. AUGUSTA, Maine. August .5.-Thc Union State
Committee lave designated tho following Dele
gates at Large to represent the Slate at the Phila.
dclphia Convention Of Southern Un!o1ists Gov
esnor Concy, General Chamberlain, Hon. Samuel
=; spring, aud cx.Gosernor Abnct Coburu. Dis
trtct Delegates were also chosen.
NnSTrEtIEE, W. 'Ausnsl 2S.-The Union State
Cent1a! Committee have chosen District Delegates
TO the Phl!ade1phfa Convention, also, The following
Delegates ut Large: Governor Dillingham;, Like
5. Poland, Geo. F. Eduands, Fred. E. Wood
bridge, j. !. Morrill,. rossus paxteE, Lieutenant
Eo'SIMor Gardncr, I. Page !. GFcgoEy ssuith, G.
". Willard, at,d F. i. Waslctop,
, 1866-08-29

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, 1866-08-29

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that Il claims 10 BE- cordially reconmchd It 10 t6a
pubic. MATT HEAD, A1It. Gen. y. H,
, 1866-08-29

Speaker ColllAx ut Akourbui1, Enllnun,
lspccial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tzlbune.]
BOURBON, lud., August =.
a rousins Union lnecling Tns held hcsc this
afternoon. lion. Schuyler Colfax spoke for over
inrec hours 10 over fur thousand reupfc. We
arc gaining ground rapidly in this vicinity,
, 1866-08-29

Wanted situation Of working interest or to fcnt
good gallery, within without thn city, by yQuA.
man Of experience. Address E c. care Of Fuller
q If nj
, 1866-08-29

Cnaer she auspices Of the GOOD TEMPr4A1ks for
the bcnc3t Of the cause u Chicago grand
Batktt Picnic will be held At pkTERsDN'5 GROVE.
on TUESDAY. sept sih- Tho Great Western Light
Nill be spared 70 m.ke ti7tae fcnic d tae scasoE
Tickets, q. for s11e q Walss Root i Cady's RaSers'
ssp5s sos1ss 9 Gf G,atk r Sn,;csts @ a1S bs e Com
ma Great Ease:n Depot corner q caa "a Weii
E!nxte*;a. Al sos.ocS :. a. returning ut " p. m.
for The accommodation at passengers
RETRE6HMENTB
Of ese9y kind he had tho crornda Al who feel
Interest IN tic Temperance cStisa ase c0rjisy In
tited 70 hc present, Observation-Disclosures
, 1866-08-29
1 SELECT SCHOOL.

On the 10th Of September, PROF. c. ]. BELEKE'
L. D. viii open In the Morrison Buildings. South
Clarkst, Select School. in which the ancient and
modern languages, and sll branches viii be taught
whch generally startled in schools and colleges.
Particular attention VIII b. paid 10 tose studes which
scate TO business pursuits. On account practical
utility a the pupils ril learn rad write and speak
German and twice week they VIII perform & tnnastic
exercises In the Turner Hall. Dr. Be1ekc VIII be
sisted By Prof Fis graduate ot Harvard University.
and by Prot Coisnard..
For particulars apply TO P1of- C. J. bELEKE- Post
cfnce Box 1873, or Room 2, Chllch's Block. Worth
ClarS.6t, from ftp O'Clock a. N. u611 net