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II pray thee then "
Write me Us ono
Who 1Ovni hiR fnllorr.yuor

and who. tortured with pain aud excruciaHng agony
Deaths summons are but tho portals through which
pass into an endless gorytnus died. without groan
beloved Grandfather. peaceful smile upon his face
tear Of ecstahc joy upon his furrowod chock. loo
struggle over the Aght is fought the last victory ove
LIES temptations gained and with the frosts
OF many winters settled upon thut dear old head he
troubling. and where suffering cannot reach.
'May our last end bo Like hls''
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GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEMENTS.
HEADQUARTERS, ASSISTANT OMMISSiONER, "
BUREAU REFUGEES. FREEDMEN, |
....s. '-M AND ABANDONED LANDS,
CHARLESTON, S. c., December i


HEADQUARTERS, ASSISTANT COMSISSIONER "
BuREAy REFUdEEs FREEDMEN,
.. AND ABANDONED LANDS,
South Carolina,
CHARLESTON. S. G.. December IT, 1896
ldESEnAL ORDERS, NO. 25.
l. General Orders, No. %, g., is amended and rc-
Issued. follows:
Bvt Major A. Mel CRAWFORD. V. II. c., is hereby mp
Bureau of Refugees. Freedmen. aud Abandoned Lands
for the State Of South Carolina
All communications concerning the collection Of back
pay bountcs. Pensions &C.. will be addressed directly
10 HIM. No ohor persons in this State authorized
agents OF this Bureau for the collection such claims
Blanks and instructions viii, bc forwarded by him to
the Acting Assistant Commissioners of this Stac who
WIN afford claimants the mid in properly for
warding their applications to tho War department,
through Major Crawford BY order Of
Bvt. Maj. Gen. R. &. SCOTT /.
Assistant Commissioners,
EDw. L. DEANE,
Bvt. Major and A. A. A. GenI
OFFICIAL.
OFFICE FOR COLLECTION OF ADDITIONAL)
BOUNTY AND BACK PAY
CHARLESTON, s. G., December 27, 1906
brt Maj EDWARD L. DEANE, a. a. A. Genl.
ttentlon is cued to the fnct that this Office the
only authorized medium for the collection OF cuus
against the Government through Government chanucs
Az necessary lanks and instructions will be furnished
10 hcers on duty in this State application to this
oMce A. Mel CRAWFORD, N
.@@. Bvt. Major q. s. ", On: :cr in Charge
ES- Columbia South Carolinian copy send bill 10
sI's oinee' lmo January
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I'M MEMORY

or JOSEPH L. ENSLOW, Esq.,, who departed this Life
November 21st, 1866, in tho 10th year of his nge
Death has been aptly styled the liking Of Terrore."
and when hc to the hardened heart he s most
dreadful sovereign The stninng eyes, tho ghasy look
tho clanmy brow, the cuchcd hands, the Wild agonzing
hopeless misery and forerunncrs of that .deahless
death. whose burning thirst shall know qucaching
But to the aged saint, who say the Recording
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aS-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. NJ WHITING, Esq. as q candidate for Sheriff OF
Charleston tJudicay District, at tho next election
Eenteunbnr N
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So OONSIGNEEs PER BRITISH BARK W.
MUIR are hereby notified that sho has been entered
under tho Five Day Act und all goods not permitted at
the expiration Of that time will bo to the Public
Store She will discharge cargo at vanderhorsts
wharf. RAvENEL & co.
January II +hot,,
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~MEssRS. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Gen A. NJ. NAN1dAULT as Candidate for
Sheriff at tho ensuing election. a CITIZEN
Nnrarnher3
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Death OF N. p. Willis. -@
NEW YORK, january 21.-Nathaniel p willis
died, aged 60. AL l@
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a5- NOTICE. HEREBY APPOINT B. M
WINsToCk my LAWFUL ATTORNEY to transact al
my necessary business in the mercantile line until fur
ther notice. =
January 81 3 s a yJsANsEA
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The evil report Of his deeds pervades tho coun-
try as rcproach to our State. Yes, unhappy for
Pennsylvania and her great interests, tho buzzard-
winged fame of Simon Camel on is national. By
months OF abect solicitation and corrupt bargain
As R5H2qEsa mass ef letters eerteatss and
coin as the representative man Of the Keystone
State. That was an evil hour for Pennsylvania
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Coblc Dispatches.

PARIS, January 21.-An the members of tho
Cabinet net tendered their resignation 70 The Epe-
nation Of n. Fouls was among those that were ae
ceptcd N. Rouher remains in the Cabinet to and a9
a. WI oyer the Finance and
Naval and La Route Of the Acricultnra1 Donor+
ment: ut The rest Of tho Cabinet are unchanged.
much excitement in Paris over the chanee T.; t
Imperial Cabinet, and it is thought they ind;cata ~
more ore, warlke % policy on the part of the Emperor.
,v Nena,oel Inench press nppauds the reforms made
It is said that Lord Derby has concluded not 70
Present the government Reform Bill to Parlin-
PARIS, January 21.-1t is stated in Official circles
that the powers of tho Senate will be increased
editorials this subject, declare that the re re-
foms announced by tho Emperor are very liboral.
There is . rpmor current here that an order has
poem issued which relieves Marshal Bazaine of his
high powers in Mexico. -. - - -
LIVERPOOL, January 21.-Cotton to-day shows a
salcs to-day amount to COCO bales; Middling Up.
lands lid (?l i've give this quotation as receiyod
by telegraph, but suppose that something is want
= LoNpoN, January 21.-Consols sos o. S. Five
[By Priralc sourcc,.7
MOBILE, January 21.-Sales of Cotton to-day 500
bales market closing quiet and dull; Middling
LONDON, January 21-Noon.- -E;yo-T;yc.;t ,,,,i,;s
~. u $. bonds, new, 72s:
From Europe-Per steamer.
New YORK. January 21-Thc steamship CITY ~
New York, from Queenstown on the 10th, has ar
rived here. -1' - -
The London Times Of the 9th inst, saws thatft
Is now lett FOR the Government of the United States
70 say whether they will accept arbitration or not
the great question is the Alabama dcpredat tons
It thinks TINT the law officers Of the two countries
couo, In rev hours frame perfectly satisfactory
settlement. It believes that Lord StanIy in makinp
the proposal declined by Lord Russell, win be sup
The English papers contain accounts from all
parts OF the country of great storms, floods, ship
Some stndents hod 3ate,'. colq ana starvation
for holding IL Illegal meetings and one had been
E1nueihneo Eta1 20 h1teen years Imprisonment. Gen.
Montebeuo had been nominated Senator
II Inc peruvian Government, it is supposed will
noS remove the 1nnct1onaries in the annexed Prov
ances who will take the oath of allegiance.
Three ukases have been issued By the Emperor
9Iaa o. hussla % concerning Poland. One places her
1ates s her postal affairs and eubordinates them to
kussla Tho third divides Poand into five instead
OF ten, Provincial Governme 1ts gives fuller DOW
crs to tho Governors, and forms local guards.
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H5- ELMORE MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANf-Ihe Stockholders having determined at meet
ing held on Monday, eth inst. that tho afnrs of the
Company SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY WOUND UP, all
parties holding Policies requested to call have
the same cancelled without delay and receive the quo
OF tho premiums paid by them for the unexpred periods
of their policies.
By order of Board Of Directors. Hc
January 10 JOSEPH WHILDEN Secrctary
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l need not recitc the disgraceful facts attending
his several canvasses for the United States Senate
Their nauscous odor fingers in your nostrils to this
hour. In the first he bought the votes of the
$50, 900 for tho one vote which would have elected
him ! ~--H~~~S>>
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aG-SOCIETY HILL AND MARLBORO BRIDGE
COS1PANY.-The subscriber will receive BIDS until the
1st February for BUILDING THE SUPERsTRUCTURE
OF THE BRIDGE tho Pee Dee River at Society
Hill. Plans and Specifications may DO my office
at Society Hill, until the day above named.
G. W. EARLE,
Engineer and Architect.
Japuary tuthS
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go OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PER STEAM
SHIP FIAMBEAU hereby notified that she is THIS
Day dischargng cargo North Atlantic Wharf All Goods
remaining the wharf sunset will be stored at cx
pense md risk of owners.
WILLIS & CH1SOLM, Agents.
All Freight amounting to fifteen 15) dollars less,
must bc paid the wharf before delivery of Goods
January ~
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a%MESSRS. FREEMAN & PUNDT HAVING
executed to me Deed of Assignment for the beheR
their creditors meeting Of the is respectfully re-
quested at my Office, No. 10 Broadstrect Thursday
lst February at o'clock NJ, to appoint Agent to
act with the undersigned. PHILIP q. kEGLER.
4 January 81 f&e%
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ns NOTlCE.-NO DEBTS CONTRACTED By
any of the of tho British Bark YUNIURI Will be
paid by either he Captain Consignce.
January II thatu3 RAvENEI, 4 co
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SS-H1GH SCHOOL OF CHARrESTON.-THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE HIGH SCHOOL
OF CHARLESTON will proceed to elect a TEACHER OF
THE GERMAN LANGUAGE in that School, on Satuy-
day the 26th instant at 12 o'clock NJ Candidates for
the Office requested to Letters of AppEc
ton to RICHARD YEADON, Esq, Chairman Of tho
Board, OF TO the undersigned bcforc that dutc.
By ordor Of the Board JAMES LOWNDEs
January 81 sccrctary
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sBNOTICE.-I, KATE DOUGLAS, WIFE OF
WILLIAM q. DOUGLAS. residing ut No. 2 King
street. and carrying the retail business. givo notice
that in one month from the date hereof will act
SOLE TRADER. KATE DOUGLAS.
JANUARY 8rH, 1867 - limo January q
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Itenizing.

Itemixing.
Who that regularly reads the newspa-
per has not been struck with the many
named columns into which the news Of
all the world is compressedi va-iously
styled, in various newspapers, they
aim to grasp and localize the news OF
everything and every body, everywhere,
and to present it in as small and telling
space as possible. They carry the
reader in a breath from Indus to the
pole, and hurry him along from SEN
tenoe to sentence, to conduct him in q
trice to antipodes of thought. The
reader never thinks, rs his eyes take
their rapid journey down the
column, of the care, the pains,
the taste, the skill, the patience,
necessary to reduce those items to at
tractive shape. The scissors and the
paste do good deal of the work, it is
true; but the brain helps more than it is
tpiyen credit for. Fancy and imagina-
ton and Judgment have to play their
mart. The scissors dart instinctiyely at
a "roodn item, and the brains step in
and decide whether its : publication
would be iudicious. Is the item old
Has it ever appeared beforei Is it nice
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and fresh and cr;sp and sparkling

and fresh and crisp and spafkiingI
What position Ehsn ithOldiwith regard
to the other items Has another
one on the same subject been al
ready clipped outs Might not
the phraseology be changed, 80 as to be.
stow point and pith : Could piquant
joke be tagged ont Again, when the
work of selection is done, and the items
-psfsohal, miscellaneous, relig ious, the
atrical, and what notAare all arranged
in order, will they make aglitteripg and
symmetric whole, over which theeye will
delight to rove, like bird from flower
to flower All these things have to be
considered in attending to the 'item"
department of newspaper. The tastes
of every possible reader must be antici-
pated. Since it takes oil sorts of people
to make q world-a truism of profound
er meaning than is generally apprecia-
ted-it takes all sorts of items to make
a newspaper. The newspaper for the
time is the world, and the items are the
people in it, filling the columns with
life and variety, furnishing infinite ma
terial for thought, and bringing close
beside one another all the characters and
events in this teeming world.
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Trust Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF J. DEED OF TRUST EN-
ID ecuted to me by Josiah Ingersoll and NATL
da c., his wife, bearing date ON the Goth day o.
June. lsG6, and now on record in the Recorder
oEce Of Marshall county, in Deed Book No. 10
paye 3I5, l will sell at the front door OF the
Court House of Marshall county, at public auc
lion on TUESDAY, tho Doth DAY OF OC'
TUBER next. all that piece OF parcel oil land ~
inc and being i'm Marshall county, State Of West
Virginia. containing nine hundred and sevesty
three acres. three roOds and eight poles, as the
samc is set forth, described and bounded III said
dr,d of trust Selling as trustee, will convey
sach title as II vested IN me by SAID aeed o'
tIISt. g.,
Terms of Salc-Cash, or, at the optisn of the
pnl,ht-cr. Oue-third in hand, and the balance IN
Three equal payments, at six, twelve and eigh
teen months. with interest from day oi sale
purchaser giving bond with approved security
mr tie deferred installmeuts, the title reserved
until payment JAS fAoLL
ssr54 IA Trustee.
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Petroleo-Calcium Gas.

nNE OF THE MOST. VALUABLE IN
" provements Of the age Is the process Of man,
ufacturing gas by the Petroleo Calcium Gas
Company, q Wheeling, West Virginia upon
raiueless product of Petroleum Oil, (residunn,)
in combination with hme,. or li'ns and coal 50
simple that two thousand feet Of Gas may be
made by any farm hand or stable boy Of ordinary
intelligence in three hours. It has been thor
oughly tested upon such scale, at the Mcclure
House in Wheeling and at the country residence
of Mr.. J. p. Gilchrist, near the same city, rs to
Il the certainty of its affording entirely satis.
factory results in the production of small and
large Quantities of Gas, and can be with great
economy applied TO- Private Residence, SENT
naries, Hotels, Factories and Cites. 1tissurerior
TO any Gas now in use, not only as to the safety
simplicity, practicability and great eheapness d
manufacture, but for its superior brilliancy soft
influence upon the sight, and freedom from the
sulphurous o6ors common to Gas. t-,.f.....
These facts the officers Of the company viii
take pleasure In demonstrating to those desiring
to adopt or interest themselves in 1t. The com
pany win sell rights TO manufacture in Towns
Counties Districts or States, and direct atten
t;np IN he fnt1ouinp
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A coincidence"

A .sCoincidcnce."
What the late Artemus Ward would
have called an episode" occurred yes,
terday in Centre Wheeling. A young
gentleman was walking along the street
when he suddenly tripped and fell, his
nose coming in contact with the brick
pavement, and the "bridge of his nose
was broken. As soon as he tell, large
dog, that was passing at the time
sprang at the PROSTATE man, biting hin
in the ear, tearing and mutilating the
same very badly. The dog is now mum
bered with the dead.
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Trustees Sale.

80 VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
II I'm William Gowdy to me, dated the 9th
- ,aC lao and now of record in the Record
e. III sell TO the highest bidder, at public
l' ,.o nat a, the front door of the Court House
AZ. G SSu county in the city of Wheeling, on Sat
l N., T the 10th Of November, 1861, commencing
NE,1y L. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the lot numbered
s-.' ",lr~d and eighty.One, (lSI on the plat OF
one ,',rf .f the city Of Wheeling laid out by
iA' P Chapline and John Eoff now known as
w.. Wheeling. situated on the east side OF
I,yIr,ipe street, adjoining the Methodist Epis'
N.",i church on the south.
''Il lrvsGy SAlE.-One third Of the purchase
In il, ash, and the balance in two equal in
m .VT,S;.nts payable in six and twelve months,
.,h interest from the day Of sale. Possession
, Iii bc delivered upon compliance with the
WIZ If ale suSiect to the lease of the tenant
''I~t LII rypire on the 3lst of March next
'l'' JAMES 5. WHEAT, Trustee.
WHEELING. Octoser II, lS67..td
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PIrBLIC SALE.

r,rI SELL AT PUBLIC SALE, on
7 WILL November 2d, on the farm of the
sAi ,Ihra5am Altman, deceased, situated OF
E%P % prsper tSn m S's "a ~ RSs
Lg tue ,n ,s' three year old geldiDg, one yeaI
h3rsc', V ~ II, milch cows, (some fresh.) two
lllcy, : 20 81 ~ bsiIrrs. good stockJ and few
,e1T ".T white shoats, | new two horse
,: po~ haTEOws .s single Isrs and laS dS9SS
shovel P'G; ",,l,mpnts. one Champion cider
tlrnLin "a a number of bee hives: l will also
nil mig, ~nu of good feather beds, bedsteads
'e.i n" hnycaH. book case, one cooking stove
Stirg ,,D,rr, together with large variety Of
ana a JnS and kitchen furniture too numerous
% aSs mention. All Of Which will be sold to the
hGhess mn n,ade known on day of sale.
~ 10 commence at W a. N.
Na' RACHEL ALTMAN, Exec't.
,.u7.dAwtd
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Deception

Deception.
The deception that was practised upon
the Radicals of Triadelphia, by their
brethren of this city, on Wednesday
evening, was truly ridiculous. The
RAIDS gave out notice that grand meet
ing would be held, and hall was hired
and lighted, and "few of the faithful
went in and sat down and waited! No
speaker appeared, nor the shadow OF
one, and the deluded persons there as,
sembled were compelled to go empty
AWAY
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Trust Sale.

NY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST Exc
Is rutrd by George S. Ross TO me on the 2itt
DIV Of August 4. ID. 1867, and recorded among
,Ir records of the county of Ohio, State OF West
Virginia. Deed book numbered 81, page l16
| viii on saturday, the Goth day OF October
lev a, the Stcenrod House, on the Cumberland
rad In aid county. sell at public auction, the
nron.rty therein mentioned and fully described
Consisting Of household and kitchen furniturt
anil tie undivided half of the product OF the
rtr,IrD 10 said Stcenrod House belonging.
Selling as Trustee, / will convey such title a;
!. yrsted in me.
Terms Of sale-Sl00O cash; s.faJ IN hve months
,c..i ON the 3Dth of March, IsG9, and the residue
ou the 3Jth OF March, 1870, purchaser giving
notes with approved security for the deferred
rsvp,eut,, ALEXANDER BONE,
.,,I- n, Wit Trustee.
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Trust Sale.
80 VIRTUE OF A DEED OF

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
X Trp,t executed to me by David E. Ewing
WsTy 3. Ewing. his wife, bearing date Oh
..I an day Of November, A. ID. 1866, and now
'.s ord IN the Recorders Office Of Jackson
S ~ West Virginia, in Deed Book numbered
y; f,io 3is will sell at public auction at the
-. - "a, 5,nr of the COURT HOUSE of JACKSON
EltVVTsSTY. ON TUESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF
SEyEMBEE. \. ID. 1867, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the
arJiyIdrd oue.third part of that certain tract
- n,rrrl of laad in said deed OF trust mentioned
:. Issrribed as tract or parcel of land con
, 49, one hundred and fifty acres, more oil
80. and living and being on the Straight Fork o
N,,5J CrcsE. ~ Jackson County, ". Va, and
t,jyg the same tract or parcel OF land conveyed
" 20 ''TT'-7,nbard duffy and and wife 10 NJ. Rheim
s;r,r, n {. rlesher and the said David Z. Ew
i,, by deed now on record in the Recorder s
Uf,euf Jack son county, W. Va.
Sllinr as Trustee, l will convey such title as
Il. y.,tri in mc by said deed of trust.
Tenn, of sale, cash. GIBSON LAMB,
l,r.g.,I Trustee.
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Tn. Singer sewing Machine Company

Sold 43,O53 machines last year, which
is 5000 more than the sales of any other
company. When we consider that this
new machine has been before the pub
lie but little better than year, it shows
that it must possess extraordinary mer-
it to have achieved such great success.
II. Morton, at Isl Main street, is gem
eral agent, and will take pleasure IN ex-
planning the machine to all who may
favor him with a call.
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Runaway

A horse, attached to a milkwagon,
ran away yesterday, and in turning the
csrner of Main and Union streets the
wagon came in contact with the corner
of McDonald's shoe store, knocking out
some brick, smashing up the wagon,
and splitting the milk upon the street.
For time the gutter flowed with milk
no honey.
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Killed by a Horse.

hfIIcd by "ofsc'
On Wednesday, 10th inst, q Young
man nam ed Mcfarland, of Smith town
ship, Washington county, Pa, was ia
tally injured by being kicked by a
horse, and died on the next day. Young
McMeFarland had returned home with
a wagon, and was unhitching his team
when the "lead horse" kicked at and
struck him in the stomach. He walked
into the house and laid down, and was
never able to leave his bed. He was
highly esteemed young man.
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5N'ORW GOD SCHOOL
Nelson Co, Va -Ig5I

I,HR NORWO0DsCHOOL, WITH
i a fun corps Of able and experienced in.
struetors and under still more favorable auspices
than heretofore. win reopen on wednesday,
SeptenbeT, 18th. 1851 The interest and Ad.
vaEcemenf Of the scholars viii reeeiye the clos
est personal attention.. Address, rr..I5---.-
! WILLIAM d. CABELL. Principal, =
Norwood r o.. Eelssn Co, Va
angI6-tiIl Octl n 4 z----.yzr.
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The Great Success

That has attended THE College since its estab.
ishment has determined ia 10 open In short
time an
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The Season for Warm Cakes

And good cheer generally is now at
hand. To make light and wholesome
Rolls, Biscuits, or Batter Cakes of any
kind you should use Bookings Uarralled
Baking Ponder. Try it and you will use
no other. Sold wholesale and retail by
f. Booking, No. Odd Fellows Hall,
and by Grocers generally.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

THIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIS IT'S
i Fifteenth Annual Session, Sept. 3, 1867.
FACCLTT:
Rev. D. F. Bittle D. D.. President aud Prof.
Nor and Int. Science.
sc. Wells A. ". Prof MAth. and Not. Phi
Rev. ". B. Yonce. A. NJ, Prof. Ancient Ian
Rev. J. B. Davis, 4. ". Prof Agriculture
and Mining. i.'
IL. Norman, n. D., Lecturer on Anatomy
and Physiology.
and Prin. Prep. Dept,
II. =. KlingRP, A. II. Prof Modern Languages
T p Hudson. A. n. Asst Prep. Dept
TERMS-E1penses in all departments, IN.
elnding boarding, tuition, room-rent, fuel and
Iights and ineideBtals e3O5.6e For further IN.
formation, address REV. d. y. BlTTLE.
jnIygI r. .....,... Salem, Va.
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Gernnn Printing.

The German Job Printing Department
of the REGISTER establishment has just
been supplied with very choice selec-
ton of Scripts, Plain and Fancy Type,
and everything necessary for the exc
cution of printing in the German Ian
guage in a style unsurpassed by any
Office in either New York or Cincinnati.
This may be saying good deal, but 1t is
TRUE.
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We nre Requested

By the students of the Actual Bust
ness College to state that they hope to
see all the old students of the College,
and any friends of the Institution who
can make it convenient to attend, at the
meeting this evening.