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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-07-18
MAC BRYDE, OF MOSCOW,
OFFERS HIS
Store and STOCK for Sale.

MAC BKYDE, the Moscow Merchant, Is com.
Nl PEELED to be In Ireland by the LIST Novem.
her next, TO prove his title to property left by
deceased relatives, he therefore offers his stock
and store for sale. las he will be absent about
six MONTHS or will take In y p~rtner, If he can
find the right kind of a man, with not less than
S5,OOo to superintend the business during his
some steady man who can step into the best
established cash business ever done In a coun-
try town.
He also offers a beautiful thorough -hrel Zen
lucky Mare, and fOal, for sale; the later sired
by sam Kirk n God and foaled on the 4tn inst
q perfect picture of Sam.
May %, lS67--nY
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REV. O. E. BAKER will preach at the
Congregational Church next Sabbath,
morning and evening.
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WANrED-10o 900 pounds Of wool, by
+. p. Dean.
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CHE Tiptou Sdrertiser.


- The following letter speaks for itself;
MUscATINE, Iowa, September 1895.
+. A. MCNAIR, Esq.
General Agent C. II. Mccormick 4 Bro.
Dear Sir: I took one Of Mccormick 8
New Mowers on trial through the season, with
Champion Mower, having the privilege ofkeep-
ing the one that gave the best satisfaction.
tried them both with dynanometer, worked
them on rough and smooth ground, and In oil
kinds of grass Lkept the Mccormick and re-
turned the Champion. think that the McCor-
mick is the very best mower ever saw,
Yours truly, JOHN SHOBE.
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ALDEN's.

Albata Tea and Table Spoons ct ALDEN'S.
DUY your Jars and Crooks at
ID ALDEN'S.
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From Springdale.

goo
July 18th, 1867. VIM. II. TUTHILL, Treas.
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Pure Ground Spices I'm bulk, At ALDENs.
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STATE ITEMS.

Two car loads of new wheat were
shipped from Nash vile nOrthward, on
Saturday.
The registrar in Z bankruptcy at Nash
vile, has already flee over twenty ap,
plicatio.as for the benefit of the act in his
district A bankruptcy court will be
opened at Murfreesboro on the 9th OF
August by w. n. Doughty, OF the fourth
district.
M Aunger Flynn win OPEN the Old
theatoT, at Nashville, on the 10th OF Sep
tembtsr.
-Pdshop Quintard administered the
rite o confirmation at Nashville Sunday,
and preached bis farewell sermon before
leaving for Europe TO attend the council
sum mOned by the primate OF England.
James L. Scruggs, son of the tndi-
vidilal killed by WOmack and Pike re-
cen tly, is out in q card in the Banner of
the 9th inst, over his own signature, IN
Which he asserts politics had nothing
wnate yer to do with the killing.
w e learn that Col. Cameron spoke
yesterday to large auditory at Clarks-
vile.
-Th Banner of the 29th saws 81 We
have brief note from Mr.. Etheridge,
write since the late disturbances. He
gays the troubles were provoked entirely
by the Brownlow men, who. are enraged
beeaus the mass of the pe5ple refuse 70
follow them The truth is that, with few
excep ions, the bulk Of the population
here IS thoroughly against Brownlow.
The bject OF his workers now is TO get
up a cries Of riots and reign Of terror,
80 rs to frighten well disposed persons
from the polls. AS for my personal safety
do not entertain fear. have always
considered myself bsllet-proof and never
di d expect to die by the hand Of the
a sassiD.i ~
Gen. Frank P. Blair was 10 Ghatta-
Doga, yesterday, t30th) and was TO
a jdress The people in the interest Of con.
s, Gvatism.
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THE EMEMPHlSAPPEaL
MEMPHIS:


Forney says Prince Plon Plon has a
startling likeness to his uncle, Nspo-
leon 1.
Bellows says Napoieon's expression Of
face is depreeatOry.
G. A. 5. (Saial is reported coming to
this country again.
Gov. Andrew is much talked of as a
candidate for vice-president on the Grant
ticket
Rev. Samuel Lorgfellow has been
engaged TO preach six months by the
late Rev. Theodore Parker's society,
Gen. Sherman made serensde speech
at Madison, Wis, the other night. 1t
was perfectly civil in this instance.
George Francis Train and Mrs. Bel
mont with her creamy ponies are about
the only attractions at Newport.
Whestly and the Florences are in
Europe.
Secretary Seward and Fred. are at
Auburn.
The richest man in New England is
insane.
Blind Tom is in Wakefield, England.
Fred. Douglass brother, Perry, whom
he has not seen for forty years, arrived at
the Farmers house, in Rochester, lately,
from New Orleans.
Some of the dresses worn by Marie
Antoinette at Versailles have been placed
at the disposal Of NJ Pine. RistOri 70 have
them copied for Giscommetti's new play.
The costumes will be made st Lyons.
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BEAUTIES OF aADToAI. LrefsLArioN

Some weeks ago a special agent Of the
postoftice department reported to the
post master general that he had detected
frauds perpetrated by the postmaster at
Greensburg, Ind, and that the pOstmas-
ter had admitted that his book-entries
had been changed, etc. Upon this show
ing the postmaster was suspended.
When congress met the facts were certi-
fiec to the senate, and new postmaster
Nominated. The senate rejected the
nomination, and under the teHure-Of-
Office law the old postmaster is rein
stated in office. The postmaster-g general
to-day notified the reinstated officer of
the action Of the senate, and added:
f"You are respectfully requested, as q
favor 10 the department, to use as little
of the money OF the government and
make as few false entries as possible"
This is only the first fruits Of the
Tenure-of- Office Act, measure not
more intended to insult and degrade
the President, and make every petty
civil officer In the country independent
of him, than to invest Senators with the
power and give them the profits Of pat
ronage. Since.it passed, the conduct Of
the Senate, in respect to the nominations
made by the President, has been dis
graceful, because in total and contemP-
tuous disregard of the public interests,
and dictated solely by party prejudice
and factiOus nnaliRnity.
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A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
% F-lnt qirsrL

CYKESE Co1mandery, To.A Meets 4th Mon
day OF each month. John Gent, Com; n. ].
Vg5~7In Per
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Dissolution.

THE Law Firm ST HAYNES. HEATH g.
4 LEWIS is this Day dissolved. The uudn-
iShed business OF the frm viii have lhe at
tent on OF each o. Es until 70 is closed 40.
Landuu hayues has associated with him,
in the practice Of ire law, iu an It's branches
hissDn-in-law, Francis ID. stockton, and is son,
Robert ". Haynes aud the style ui their firm
iH II 1NES, SIHCkIDN q HAYNES. offices
in "NinCeat s Building" corner last Court
and Second streets.
=. r. Heath and 4. n. Lewis are associated
In the practice Of Tie law, IN an It's branches.
and may be found at the old Office. Southeast
corner OF Second and Union streets, no stairs
The style OF their dEm is HEATH q LEWIS
The parties may le consulted, in regard to
the old business. at lheir respective Offices
LANBN< 4. HAYNES.
K r. HEATH.
A. N. LEWIS.
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DISsoLUTIoNs.
DiasoIlltfon.

V1HE law partnership heretOfcre existing IN
l Ger the drm name OF HalIum a. Muligan Is
hereby dissolved by mutual cOngeLt ard will
hereafter be known b. lhe name ct Hal um E
W. shin gton NIX 5lllgau may hereafter be
fauud al tle office " Can't. d. A. o. ly. No. 27,9
Second street JOHN HAL.UM,
fvg7 lyC r. C.. MTIlIgAN.
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New York, July 3O.-The Rerald's
Leavenworth special says that parties
from Fort Gibson report the cholera as
raging there to an alarming extent One
hundred and twenty five persons had fled
from Ellsworth city to escape the disease.
The average mortality in the place is
from ten to twelve persons per day, aud
nine out of every ten who are at
tackled die in from seven to fif-
teen hours. The town is almost
completely deserted, and an attack
from Indians was hourly expected. From
four to five deaths per day are reported
at Fort Hsrker. The scurvy has also
broken ont among the troops at Forts
Larned and Dodge.
The HeTdtd's Washington special says
Sheridan will be superseded in command
by Gen. Hancock, and that Secretary
StantOn's continued opposition to the
policy of the president has created be-
tween the two positive distaste for one
an0ther's society, and that Stanton's
resignation is devoutly wished for by the
executive.
The Worlds special says Gen. Sheri-
dan has determined to remove Gov.
Throckmorton, of Texas, and appoint A.
] Hamilton in his stead. %
AUGUSTA. July S0.-The political stu
alton is exciting lively interest through.
out the state. The recent letters of
johnson, Hill and Perry have shaken
the faith Of many who have heretofore
favored reorganization under the Daili-
tary bill. 1t is said that the anti-con-
vention sentiment is becoming more
popular with the whole people Of the
state. raH u.-t.nHE -E a..ao
COLUMBIA, s. c., July 30.-William ].
Armstrong, the representative Of the
congressional republican committee, and
j. o. Thompson, q correspondent of the
New York Times, were murderously as
saulted here fast night in the Nieherson
house, on account Of their participation
in the republican convention. No fatal
injuries sustained by the parties who
were assailed. Gov. Orr was present
during the last of the riot, and advised
peace by urging the assailed to retire to
their rooms. Ratcliffe, the most promi-
nent assailant, is brother of the chief OF
police. The rioters were arrested and
Immediately liberated on bail. Gen.
Burton, post commander, was appealed
to this morning. He has the rioters now
under military arrest.
The Boston Traveller states that
lady in Reading, Mass, while convers-
ing with some callers, suddenly turned
pale, and sinking into chair, exclaimed,
q Did you hear that gun? il affected me
strangely :" and wept inconsolably.
Her visitors had heard no report, and it
afterward appeared that no gun had been
fired at that time on the place. News
came, however, that her brother, re-
siding q hundred miles away, was at
that hour fatally shot by the accidental
discharge of his fowling piece while
hunting in grove near his house.
In regard to education, country
editor thinks thst subjecting all children
10 the same system OF instruction is like
boiling large and small potatoes in one
pot and for like number Of minutes.
Some Of them get done, and some do
not. Is
-overcoats aud fires were agreeable
in New York on the 10th,
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NOTICE is hereby given tAat the partnership p
y heretofore existing between ACulph Bern
stein and Charles ia llut, under Z be- name aud
style Of A BERNSTEIN r. 90. is this day lis
solved and that uIllnot, from and after On $
date, hold myself raspOusIhIe for any contracts
made by said Clarles Jaikut 10 the mare Of
said firm. |SiEued A. BERNSTEIN.
MaFahall Texas JuIv t. lSiT iva Law 2wn
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Trasstee,s Sale.

DY virtne Of Trust Deed execuf ed to me on
ID the lNh day Of July, 1861, by A 5 Myers. aud
duly nled for REGISTRATION IN The Registers
once nf Shei1y county. Teuuessee. for the purz
pose OF paying the several notes therein se-
cured, VIII,
On Monday, the 19th day Of lggHst, 1851,
On the premises. in the city Of Msmphis,
county OF Shelby, state OF Ter rnessee. eNuosa
% public sale and proceed toseil, 10 Tue sEt ST
bidder, for cash, the following de-cribed real
estate, tO-wit: Eight TWO-siefy Brick Store
Houses, situated on the northwest corner OF
s. cond and Monroe streets. in the city or Mefn-
phis, Iennessee. upon lot No 2f5. running one
hundred and forty eight and a hali feet on
Monroe street. and seven y -four and e haf fssE
on Second street tine land upon which the
said houses are situated being the same leEsats
By John N. lea. OF Nashville. Ten eSsee 10 A.
r Norton ct 81 FOR tsrn OF Ten years nom
May, Is5S and by A. 7. Norton e al transferzed
to Z Boyd q Co. and by O. Boyd Co % -
Isaacs. and by Isaacs to said "A. ). Myers said
buildines all frout on Monroe street, he whole
length OF the lot to the alley, n distance OF one
hundred and r0rty-eignt and hall feet and
run back or said leased lana a distance Iorty-
eight or hffv Get. -lla
I will sei az the same time all the etserfu,-
prOvemerts Is upon said leased tract OF parcel %
land. rIT
The title 10 said property IS believed TO be
gsot, but viii sell and convey only a. Trustee.
Eqaity OF redemption waived. -I-.----
sale between the hour OF 10 and o'cIe X
iVg5 IDS WM O. FOLK IS Trriatao..a
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Notice Of Dissolution.

We. the undersigned, viii continue the IuSu-
rance business al the same Office l115 Madison
STREET, under the name and = .yle OF MOORE &
WEST W e.. MOukE
IyE lw j. T. WEST.
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The Aberdeen Miss, Examiner says
Gen. Ord was the only district COM
man6eF omitted in the proposed vote of
thanks, simply because he was the only
one who failed TO sir up riot to be ased
to make political thunder north. asa
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Nor day, the 18th day Of August, lse7,


No. 0IAIa the chancsry coart o. Memphis,
Tennessee.
virginia Bach. by her next friend Peter Bach
e al. vs.. Ida LOWnes and 9. L. pennison.
TN this ,ause it appearing iron1 afddavit "a
die thai defendant, Ida LoWnes. is q reTi :
dent cf tnyi state Of May and and a uon-r..--.
delt Of ~ e Sfafe of 1e1nessee; f
1t 1nerefare or cred, That she make he-
CITY OF Memphis. Ieun-, cE or before the a. +
Monday IN August and plead. answer or fllrI,..- :
TO complainant bill, OF the same VIII %, ial-s,,
for confessed as 70 her, and set for hearing ~
parte and thai copy % this OrdeT as oufs
lishsd once a week, tor four Successive yrs.-i I
in the Memphis Appeal
A COPY attest
AGlsUSrON ASTON, Clerk snd Master
ry r. j. BLACK, Depuly Clerk and Naefa4
Sf0VaH and Fippi1, sols. for Con1piainant
iys iawsve a
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Trust Sale.

II pursuance Of the Proyisons Of Tru-t
i Deed 10 me ezecuted by a Street on l7t
day o. November, 1883, and which IS duly regi--
tered Ia the Registers once OF shelby counfl-.
in BOOK No. 40, Part 4, pages 80, IS and 81
and alsO in pursuance Of a Consent Decles-
made hy The hon WI Jam NJ smith, Judge -
the Cnancery Court OF Memphis, on I'd dav u
April, 1857, in the eau Is ending In said Cours,
whereil Charles j. Seay anf Others are con
plainauts ard A Street and other are ieI enc.
ants. viii. at the Southwest corner OF the H.
t5rsection OF Poplar and second streets 81
Memphis, On Thursday, the 18th q y Of a ugusa,
1867, between the houis cfl1 O'Clock am. AZ L
u m OF said day, proceed TO SELL -
p5oI pg,h 70 srs ss snsss 2.aeas
the following d scIibed Lots. OF LaHd, 4
geth-r with the improvements thereon
situated in Memphis, shelly county, Tennzs-
zee, viz; Being Lots Nos l65 ana 20, as zuoyF. a
on the map OF Meuphis and bounded as fol-
lows; Beginning at the Southwest corner -
the inters. ct a Of Poplar and Setoud streets,
rHnning thence West with the south line ~
Poplar ssref { l2ilz fe J; then SOuth paraL
west 50 set 70 an alley thence with
said alley "a feet r. the intersection oftL5
alley; thenee last with said sliey 70 Secon Q
street; the ce with Second street 14s1z fe1ttb
the beginning. EIcepfng and ezcfadhg how
ever, from said Lots thar pert conveyed aflHI
relinqu shed on q Oh DAY Of March, l5 o. b.
A. 81 eel bounded and described 4 s follow =
VIZ: Beginning al the south ast corn er OF b %
The nrsi ley south OF Poplar rtreet With ths
West side Second street. theme NorfE-F
" r1lg with " esl side OF 81 und stree - Lee
more OF less, TO point at which aid West sitl.5
OF second street Is intersected BY a Ina
running through the center OF the middi8
parallel wall nom East 70 West, of rlIree gfor y
brick building, embracing two tenemenss now
In said lot No. 80 thenfe from said point. ~
Intersection v Wsstwsrd.y l4s5S feet 20 the Eass
side or the nrst alley, West OF Second street.
thence with the East side OF aid last mem
toned alley SouthWardly, . feet more Or les,
to the point Of Intersection of the East sida %
said last mentioned alley, with the , orth sida
Of the 1rst alley south Of POp.ar street-saft
UOint % intersection being the Southwest COR
ner OF lot No 26g; thence eastwardly with thts
East side Of the said last mentioned alley, IiS55
ieet, to the beginning ..r ...-
said prCpertF VIII be sold on the fOllOwiul.
terms Wis Oue-fOuIth RI the purchase moneYr
cash, and the ba ance on credit o four and
eight months. Tor which the purchasers Vfil 81
required g. give notes with a proved personal
and a lien likewise to be retained on
the property to securs these de erred nay
ments. The equits o. redemption i7 waived,
and Tire title Is Believed 70 be perfect. but i
shall only convey as trustee. .-....a
NJ J. WIcES. Trusfee. .
RoEsTER. TREzEyASr q Co, Auotionsers- La
. fyll e
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TRUSTEES N0Ie.

DI virtue Of a Deed OF Trust executed to me-
D on the nrst day OF January A.. D. ls88. -by-
q. V. Hart and Julia a. r. Hart his vile snd
duly reg stored in the Register ZONES or Shelby
county, Tennessee, in Record Book No. 81
Part 2d, pages 6s3 and 648 TO which reference y
made, for the purpose Of paying the debE
therein secured, VIII on
Nor day, the 18th day of August, 1897,
on the premises, near the cftyof Memphis In
the county Of SHELBY and STATE OF tennessee,
expose 70 public sale and proceed to seal to shs
highest bidder fOr cash, tie folloW inR describeF
parcel Of ground, tO-Wit. Situate, lying and
being n the county Of shelby and Slata "a
tennessee, near the city Of Memphis, being
one half OF lot No. fifiy-two t51 Of VIZ
lough6y Wlliiems' subdivision, and bounded
as follows: Beginning at a stake on the
No. fifiy-One, l5Q runuing south with the line
links, 10 a stake the corner OF lot No. fny-dVs
(55 thence est with The line OF saio lot No INV
hve 55 ten chains and ninety seven fl0g73 linirs
70 stake, thence north three chains and si,ltV-
nve l3 65l Inks 70 q stake thence esst ten
chains and ninety seven (l0.97j links 10 the BE-
ginning. containing four scres Jhe lart
hereby Intended 70 be conveyed Is the norrh
half Of said 1T 40 hity-tWo, 80 the same have
ing been W1lled 10 the said Julia A. r. Kart nr
her mother, Elizabeth ". Tanner. on the 5fR
day Of March, 1871 The equity o. REDEEM pfioti
in and TO this properly is expressly waiFl q iu
said deed OF trust, and The title is believed 10
be goai, but 7 sell ard convey only SIS Irurita.
sale tof be made between the hours of one ana
f0ur O'clock in the efterr con-
: iv2Itds a. O. HARRINGTON. Trusfes.
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DIR. nIoRTIMoRE.
OfTlee--ROOm NO.2S. WOrSham House,
NFFRTpHTG TENN

CPECIAL NOTICE. VIII be at the IUKA
= SPRINGS BOTEl. Iuka, n NiSs-, Mondays,
Tuesdays and Wednesday,, each week. nom
and after this date until the FIEsr o. sepioH-
Der next 1881 Those who desire to meet. con-
suft and placf themselves under my treatment
there. can do 50. Those Who prefer coming TO
this CITY can consult me, az my once here.
Thursdays, Fridays OF saIurdays eaca week.
NV extensive practice, aud successful treat
rue1t OF al forms Of CHRoStC DISEASES in the
south for many years past--espeeially the last
~ years il this cfty-is sufficient guarantee to
fbose who are yet affiieted, 70 justify confidence
IN INV ability 70 accom- plish all that medical
silil aud remedial aid cas- do
40 not profess 10 perform MIRACLES " BY
the LAYING on OF the hands, NOR CAN ASY
.SrIaE Z afAr NOW LIyISG- such pretenders can
nave influence only upon the creduiOus and
weak minded Ny treatment, OF all case, u
hased upon proper scientldc medical skiil
aided by q life devotion and extensive expert
enee-' :. -.
more SO than many others OF the profession
who make the ercrt and yet FAIL to cure.
For many years past have ms de the follow
ing my principal sPECIALIrIEs, viz
C5SBC lPTfON, and various diseases Of the
- Z. LuRgs and Throat, rrF
DISEASE OF THE LIVER,
D4SEASl 3 or TIE HEART,
DISEASE Or THE KIDNEYS,
~ CHRONIC Dis Asses OF Stom-
ach and Bowels,
DYSPEPsIA- 1igestion).
is various hrnas,
Sf-S NERVOUS isIs';sus HEADACHE EPnHPsY.
GENER L Ds.biLlI Nervous Ar
sCROFULOUs. and other diseases
originating in Impurities 81
the Blood and vital aHids.
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Classical and Mathematical
SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
In AIbeRsarle County, Ia.
SECOND SESSION 1se7-s.

OLSOANAC oESS'oAO4N 4SoS .
THIS School is located one and a-haIf miles
II nom Greenwood Depot on the Virginia
Central Ra lroad and fifteen miles west o.
Charlottesville and the University o. Virginia
The location IS well known as Dr. Gessmer Har-
rison. Kew. Wm- DinWiddie and Prof Ed ward b.
Smith formerly conducted schools at this place
Previously il was y popular simmer resort,
conducted by John 5. Cooke, Esq. Being situ-
ated in one Of the most beautiful portions Of
AIbzmarle county, in the mid Of a refined
and intel ifeeut commonly remote from places
OF dissipation. and convenient 20 Churches and
Sabbath schools OF the Leading denOmina
tiOus, IL POSSESSES rare advantages for Boys
TsJe q. urse OF stu,Iy is designed To be tbarouqh
and comprehensive an Ancient and Modern
Ian guages, Mathematics and the English
Branches. and also TO embrace the elements Of
Natural and Moral sciences aod History.
The Principal was educated atthe University
OF Virginia, and has had an experience Of
nearly ten yeas In teaching in SCHOOLS or high
grade IN this state. including Dr. Gessner Har-
risOn's school, BOOmfield Academy, Lynch
burg Finale Seminary, and Bon. r. N. 7.
Hunters private school L..
the University OF Virginia, and has had an ex
per1ence Of eight years in teachtng IN the
male SetRtpary- North Carolina, more recently
The following recommendation Of our school
by Professors OF the University OF Virginia,
Is resp ectfuIly submitted:
= UNIvBRsITY OF VIRGISIA, April 7, 1867.
In view OF our personal acquatn tauce with
j.
hesitate cordially to recommend their school
TO the con ddence and patronage OF the pub1c.
s. Maupin, VI. Scheie De We're,
VIM. H. McGunsy, ]. 5 Davis,
Francis Il. Smith, J. 3. Minor,
j. l. Cabell d L Dildersl leeve,
Q, 5. Venable, VIVA. E. Peters.
.. TER MS
For board and tuition, including fuel, wash
ing and lights for the session OF q months,
two hundred and seventy-dve sS275l dollars IN
currency. Payments one-haf in advance, bal
ancs on the lst OF Eebruary.
The sessions commence on the lst OF Septem-
her and close on the Zth Of Jane. Pupils vii
be reesivsd at any time during the session,
with pro rata deduction in charges. Boys
from a distance viii be allowed TO remain DUR
ing vacation as boarders in the family OF the
Principal.
Arrangements are made for conveyance from
the Depot fGreeuwood) 10 the school fsumedi-
atsly upo1 arrival.
BB- Only two boys in room.
P. q Greenwood Depot. AlbeInarie county,
Virginia je5 n
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Dissolution.

THE copattnership eretodore existing under
I the name and s Ne Of OWEN, MOORE 3
WEST is this day dissolved by mutual consent
MILES OWEN.
W. u. MOORE.
J.. T.. WEST.
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