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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,

AT RICHMOND.
SESSION OF 1867.
VNHE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF Lee
i lures will commence on the 1st day of Octo-
bcr 1861 and continue until the 1st OF March, ma
king term of five months.
D. H. Tucker NJ. D. Prof. of the Practice Med.
3. r. Wexford, u. D. &C Materia Medica, sc.
L. s. Joynes, M. D. 4" Physiology, &c.
J. B. McCaw, VI. D. &C Chemistry.
H. Mcclure, NJ D. &C Surgery.
f. D. Cunningham. M. De Anatomy.
F. S. Gaillard, n. D. {" Gen. Pathology &c.
j. II. White, NJ. D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
Every necessary means will be employed by
the Faculty for the illustration of the lectures.-
Ample fnrilites will be afforded for the prose-
cutIon of Practical Anatomy.
Clinical Instl uction at the Howard's Grove Hos
pital College Hospital, and the Richmond City
Dispensary, located in the College building.
FEES Matriculation S.; Professors tickets,
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Graduation, $50. Board may be obtained in
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The Catalogue, containing full information,
vii. be sent to those desiring it, on application
TO L. s. JOYNES, NJ. D.,
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IMPORTANT NOTICE!

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Secretary.
INSTRUCTIONS TO DEPUTIES

INSTRUCTIONS TO DEPUTIES.
l. When you desire to establish Council of
the U. l.. y. at any point, go there or send an
assistant. Assemble eight or more loyal men,
explain to them the objects, and, as far as you
think proper, the principles of the Union League
OF America. If they consent to become men,
berS, initiate them. After you have given them
the secret work, take the Chair, state to them
the number and names of the officers they have
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LEXINGTON, N. c.,
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Railroad, Insurance, &c.
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Change of Schedule On E. & G.. R. r.
ON AND AFTER MAY 7ru, 1867, TRAINS
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NIL, Two Irishmcn were n work in bog,
saud %ren one of them fell on piece of quick
fr;abtd n% ana began to sink. His companion,
fa r1no 5noentd ran for assistance, and finding Il
como begged him to bring rope and
in my ny; oeiore M it was too late. He is already
desnpai. W MS ankles" exclaimed the friend in
" tben a., Oh" said the farmer, reassurcd,
momnnt , mere ere Is plenty of time Not, a
most - LOT you see he went in head fore
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Official.

Headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON, S. c., August L, 1867
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Report of -, Council No., U. l.. A, in
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Subscribed and sworn to before me, a........,
this ........ day of ........, one thousand eight
hundred and siXty-seven.
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Mexico.


CAPTURE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MACMILLAN.
New ORLEANS June TO-
Mexican adVces to the I'd inst have been Mira
still dangerously i'll from his wound Gen. Mendez
executed by order of Escobedo the 18th ut He
shot few hours after the ampuaton his leg When Max
imilan gave up his sword to Escobedo he said
~ surrender you my sword owing infamous
on without which tomorrows would have yours in
my hands"
Escobedo had ordered courtmartial to assemble the
29 for the trial of the emperor Macmillan has through
Gen Daz, telegram to the Pussa Minister in the City of
Mexico to obtain the services of Miriam Rva Pubco and the
Lceniate Manezz de la Tare defend him. The following
the official list of the officers made prisoners at Queretaro
Emperor Ferdinand Macmillan; Gems. Miguel Miramon,
Thomas Meia Severe Del Castillo Francisco e. Casandra
jose de Herrera Lazada Fecaua Jose Marie Mogano, Mari
ano Refs Pantateon Mare Mariana Monerde Jesus Maria
CaVo Pedro Valdez, Manu- Esobe and Sivesco Ranerez-
Total a. Also, Coonels, IS Lieut. Coones 10; Captains
and Brevet Lieut. Colones Is Majors, Sc Captains ia
Leutenants 1l6; Second Leutenans lO8-Iota, 437
The following proclamation has been issued by Maxlmilan
CoUNTRYMENAer the valor and patriotism OF the republic
can forces have destroyed my sceptre in this place of which
tenacious defense indispensable to save the honor OF
cause and of after the bloody siege IN which the
Imperial and Republican soldiers have competed IN abnegaton
and boldness, will explain myself
Countrymen came to Mexico not only animated with the
best of faith of nurng the felicity of all and each Of but
called and protected by the Emperor of France Napoleon
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Italy.

cepon the bishops and preparing for the secular annversa
and the canonzaton On June 49, the of ST. Peter
will celebrate Petro in Montorio on the Janculum
where the APOSTLE according the Roman legend cruel
fed The ceremony will be soemnzed in the little temple of
the Braman in which the Holy Father has hitherto
aed and the road up the height has improved
accessible TO carriages An order has just been issued
by the Cardinal Vicar eloning prayers and extraordinary
fasts preparation for the canonizaton
Garabadian inspector arrived in Rome The police got
scent the review of volunteers which he held in the Cam
pagna and have arrested about hundred of the youths who
served in the last The two clandesne of Rome
the Cente of Insurrecon" and the National Committed
continue to denounce each other but the influence the Fa
bus Maxmus lodge of Feemasons candestne body
being exered to bring them to understanding and the
National Committee has accepted this mediation.
The Convention relative Church property was concu
ded at Turin, May e. with Compton De Compile of Paris
and Mesr Field, Openheim & Erlander. These capitalists
will issue bonds redeemabe in five years and payable
by the proceeds of the extraordinary upon Church prop
ery for oythree million francs which they will advance to
the Government.
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Turkey.

Intelligence from Candida derived through Greek sources
that two fresh engagements took place the
and 6h which resulted in favor of the Canadians Omar Pa
cha stated be marching Heshon devastating the coun
his passage The Eastern Provinces are complete re-
volt
The Egyptian corvette Favor arrived Vaetta 26th
bringing intelligence from Gambia that Omar Pacha had
ed there the 3d. after burning ftyfve villages without
however, obtaining any successful results against the
gents.
fresh nsurrectionary movement had broken Biia.
The insurgents had asassuated the Khan of Ba and several
other persons Sixty thousand troops to leave on the
18th to quell the revolt.
The epidemic had disappeared
Dispatches received from Jassy report violent persecution
of the Jews in that town. large number have
away their destination being unknown The Jews of Paris
addressed the Minister of Interior
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Emperor praying for potec
ton to their relgionsts.
The arbitrary adopted toward the Jews the
ubian Prncipalities have been withdrawn.
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The Chamber of Deputies though under the pressure
of the Government does not inspire the with conf
dence for the bill it has just introduced upon the reform of
the regulations of that assembly virtually annus all parliament
initiative and all liberty OF discussion Our Madrid cores
pondent gives analysis of this measure which would be
incredible it not true The only courageous words in f
of constitutional liberties still heard in the Senate
Sgnor Vaamonde an exmnser has made speech upon the
policy of the Government which proves patriotism and
political sagacy yet extingushed the Peninsula"
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Hungary.

The Hungarans have at last brought Francis Joseph
knowledge Hungary independent nation and he
crowned their king The Hungrans-unlie the Ish-never
recognized the Vienna Parliament and refused send repre-
entaves to it. Had they members from Hungary the
Austrian Parliament their country would absorbed
Austria They refused and they have got their
Parliament So much for consistent conduct stubborn re-
ssence
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Spain.

With regard to the state of Spain read in the Idpsnd
arce Bege:-
New from Spain still presents the situation anything
satisfactory aspect Measures of rgor arrests the
suspected continue and the language of the President of the
Council in the Senate shows that the Cover itself is not
with regard to the maintenance of order Marshal Mar
has compelled admit that present moment
the Queens throne has nothing to support but the army
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HOUSE OF Commons, Thursday May 49,
On the order for the second reading of this bill
Mr.. Mcguire took occasion to MASSAGE in tho
Queens speech at the opening of the present session Her
Majesty made by her responsible ministers TO saw
that you may conveniently be enabled to dispense with
continuance of exceptional legislation that part
my dominions, "-meaning Ireland.
Twenty years ago Mr. Disrae, speaking of Ireland said its
population in extreme Distress that they had an estsb
hed Church which not their own and that the territorial
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England.

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SPENCER & WRIGHT.
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ISWT.
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Siou1 City Argistrr.
Why Women Cannot Enter Masoni
Lodges.


When King Solomon was
still a young man he had mar
ried his seventh wife. She was
a beautiful young Ammonitees,
with locks as black as the raw
EMS wing and eyes as bright as
an eagles.
1t was believed that she was
the favored one among all the
sul''anaS Of the Great King; for
his affections were not divided
then as they afterwards became.
She knew her power and used
it unsparingly. In addition to
her other qualities, she was as
inquisitive as ever was a woman
on this earth.
One evening King Solomon
attended lodge on some grand
occasion, and remained some
what late. When he returned
home, he found the fair Ammon-
itccs in the dumps, and pouting
just like the dear wives # mas
ons do sometimes COW when
their lords stay out too late ut
| the lodge. She upb aided him
with neglccting her, insinuating
tha, he hadn't been to the lohye
as he pretended, and insisted
that in future he should give
proof that he went BY having
herself initiated, 50 that she
might 90 there and watch him.
slaughter of Ammon," re-
piled Tie King, ''thou hast be-
haItd thyscli as one of the fool
ISL women, in prcSuminS to qucs-
ton thy lord and master. Thou
art not 50 angry with me as thou
prctcndcst to be; for the true
reason Of this behavior is thy
Unsuitable curiosity, in which
thou cxccIlcst Eve herself
Know then that | here oruain
that neither thou, nor any of
thy inqu;sitive sex after thee,
shall ever enter the portals Of a