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PUBLIC DIRECTORY.

DURTON. W. j., FAINTER, LESSONS
ID in Drawing (water and oil colorsl at tho
pupils residence. Address at Mccall st. l46
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CAYCE. M. Q. 4 CO.. AUoTIoNEEks, S65
~ Main street.
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( (tAR0LINA INSURANCE COMPANY, 29l
I I Mnin siroot. j !. Ii Edmondsen. agont.
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CLAPP, VANCE a ANDERSON, ATroR-
~ neys-at-Law. Sslden Building. 10 Madison
etreet Momnhis Tenn.
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EDUCATIONAL.
M EDICAL DEPARTMENT
G.E O. GETO WN COLE GE
WASHINGTON CITY, D. c.,
(305 F, near Twelfth street.)
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL COURSE,
SESSION 1867-68.
FACULTY:

FACULTY:
NOBLE YOUNG, NJ. D., President, Professor Of
Principles and Practice Of Medicine,
FLO0OARDO HOWARD, N. D., Treasurer,
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Woman
ind Children.
JOHNSON ELIOT. NJ D., Dean, Professor Of
Principles and Practice of Surgery
JAMES L. MORGAN, NJ D., Professor of Ma
terra Medica and Therapeutics - 80.
THOMAS ANTISELL, NJ D, Professor of MIL
itary Surgery, Physiology, and Hygiene.
MONTGOMERY JOHNS, NJ. D., Professor Of
General, Microscopic, and Descriptive .Ananomv.
sILAS L. LOOMS, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry
and Toxico!ogy.
D. r. HAGNER, N. D., Professor of Clinical
Medicine.
J:H. THOMPSON, NJ. D., Clinical Professor Of
the Surgical D'ceases of Women.
ROBERT REYBURN, III. D., Associate Professc.
of Anatomy, and Clinical Professor of Surgery.
W. EVANS, NJ. D., Dsmonstrator Anatomy.
The fees for the full Course of Lectures S105GO
Matriculation fee, (paid only oAce,) go
Demonstrators fee 10 90
Graduation fee 80 20
The Session will commence on the second Nom
dag of October, and terminate in n arch following.
For further information, address
JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ D..
Dean Of the Faculty,
sep. 1l-4t* No. z0a st Washington D. c.,
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Members to the Convention.

Gen. Sco6eld has decided that the s.test
OATH is not to be taken by members to the
Convention It now becomes our duty to
select good and true men men who will 90
to Richmond untrammeed, but prepared to
do the best they can for the people The
names OF J. Ad llsou Wldisll Mi II, W.
Bell, N X. Trout, and J. n Ianlrea. are
suggested to us by prominent citizens of this
county. Better selections could not be
made. Let US select our best men, and
present united from, to Radicalism.
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The Latest Local and General News.

Covington is to have a new paper-the ole
Covington Times reconstructed, by Rosep
berger & Co.
Trouble is reported between Russia aud
Turkey, Russia demanding protection fol
christians in Crete and Turkey refusing.
The arrest Of Garalaldi by the King Of
Italy has caused riotous demonstrations =
Garabaldi wants to take Rome from the Pope
and make it the capital of Italy The riots
have been put down and Garabaldi is still in
prison.
The reports Of the Department of Agrl-
culture from all the States. for August and
September show an increase in the produc-
ton of wheat. corn, rye oats anss other crops.
especially in the South over 1866.
Gen. Candy has suspended the collection
of State taxes in the Carolinas.
Little Phil Sheridan is still ''ovating' over
the North, while the Indians "are spilin
for fight" out West
The Tennessee election troubles we're qui
eted by the u S. troops.
Gen Mower has issued an order requiring
Juries to be selected for the registered voters
in Texas La
City Market reports represent Flour az
vancng, wheat BETTER Pork heavy. Whiskey
quiet, corn dull and scarce, oats steady. rye
firm, provisions active &C. Gold dull at 143ss
Virginia SIS 40. Money is in demand in
NY. at per cent. and at any price in
Staunton.
There was consider he excitement on or
streets yesterday, by a man driving ho.. c
without bride or reins lie made the hor e
do some wonderful things, aud Says he ca:
teach people "horsology."
Last Monday night the young folks Gu
joyed themselves at the American Hotel ant.
at Mr.. Maupin's boarding house. MrSi,.
singing. and dancing passed If the cveair
ing most asreeably. We predict large a..
d1tlon to our order Of Happy Looking pco
pIa."
Yesterday evenings mail brings us no very
important news. The mark are depressed.
The revision Of the registration ia Virgins,
IS ordered to open on the 9th. Franklin
s'eafs is candidate for the Conversion from
Richmond The yellow fever still RACES OF
The Gulf Coast. The National Bank al
u hteslde n. Y. has failcd-and Thad Ste
V'i's is not dead, if there is three inches OF
sn9s III Nav England
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The Whole Convention Question in Nut
Shell.

The Whole Convention Question in Nut
Shell.
We have seldom seen more common, hard
sense put in SO short space, than in the fol.
lowing from the Charlottesville Chronicle. We
commend its carful perusal to those who are
rearing and cavorting" against Conven-
ton
"Some IF the papers Of the State are half
cocke'.y taking ground against convention
advising the people tn vote against it. Their
idea is that the negroes will have the control
of that body.
Noso. this aciU not be the case, in our opin-
ion The whites will control that body. We
think it as well to leave people to cipher for
themselves but we say the ,ohites hare got
the convention.
But there is no chance of voting down
the convention; the chance. as the Lynch
burg Meas sensibly says, is to vote down the
Constituent if We shall not like it.
majority CT the persons voting on the
Convention question can call convention +;
but the Constitution will be lost unless a
majority Of all the persons registered shall
cote to raf!ty it. Ii there are 100000 reg
istered voters, and ouly 10000 vote on
the question of calling convention, $4,000
votes will call the convention. But the Con-
stitution cannot become the law of the State
rati y it. Thus, if $50 600 persons vote on
the question of the ratification of the Con
stitution, it will not be ratified unless it re-
ceIves more than tico-flsirtls of the vote cast
Therefore our business now is to make a
hard fight for the best men for the convention;
and when the Constitution is made up, then
talk about what we shall do
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LEGAL NOTICE.
commissioners Notice.

4 commissioners Notice.-To he Dew
~ sees, Legatees and Creditors OF William Car
rol deceased and all others inieres; ed take no :
tee tina, | viii, on Thursday the 10th day Oc,o-
Der. 1857 al my Office in Sraunt on, proceed in exc
cution Of the decreal reference made by the Cir
cult Court Of Augusta county, the .s9,, of Nc
venber, 1885, in the chancery suit OF ..Wm. Car
rolls administrator, &C.. 81. VIM. Carols devi.
secs, &c. therein pending. to take the following
accounts, sls: LIST, An account of the assets, real
aud personal, belonging to The estate OF VIM. Car
rol. deed ; I'd, An account Of tho outstanding
debts Of said estate; 3d. An account Of the Plain
tit q administration 9Th. an account of the g.
mount th Il will lie probaby required for the sup
port Of the cid woman, Isabella. andilow the
shall be chargeable upon the various deyisees un-
der said Carols Will; and 9Th, An account CT
distr button.
You are, therefore. notified to attend at the tina
and place designated to lock afieryou respective
interests and furnish the same time with
such pertinent information respecting tho premi.
ses as you may possess.
JOHN n. !IENHEEN,
sept. 184w] Commissioner.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Reconstruction In Allegheny!
THE COVINGTON TIMES
Re-established!! =.
J. B. ROsEN BERGER & CO..
Prcprietors.
WILLIAM sKEEN, ASSOCIATE ED17on.

On or about the 10th of October, we propose to
issue the Corington Times. in the town of Coving-
ton, Allegheny county. It will b. 9 large sized,
neatly printed and carefully edited % column news
paper-turnished to subscribers at 81 per annum
in ;dvance-elub rates lower,
The Times will be devoted to the interest of Al
leghany county and the Mountain Region gener-
lilly 1t will contain full market reports, I'll the
local news of the Mountains and Valley; and
employs the best talent Of the Mountain region,
in articles upon the m neral resources and prac-
teal Development of this highly favored section.
By an arrangement with the Valley Vrginan.
published at Staunon. Va. an established paper
of large circulation. advertisers in the Coviny}os
Times viii have the benefit OF the continued cir
enla,icn Of both papers.
Virgnian in every sentiment and feeiisg tho
Projectors Of the Times confidently appeal to her
brave mountaineers for support ami encourages
mant, promising to make the Tines gil il should
be, TO succeed the enterprise hopefully started
by he gallant and amented Holloway 4 Hum
phreys, before the war.
Agents wanted in Bath. Highland. Pocahonas,
Greenbrier. Eockbridgc and al Counties adjoin-
ing Address,
J. %. ROSENBERGER & CO,
oct eff Covington, Va.
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Iren Works,

u STAUNTUN. VA, UcToBER, 2d, 1861.
All persons indebted TO me. are hereby respect
fully called upon TO come forward without delay.
and settle their respective accounts, by Note or
otherwise. change in the conduct of my bust
ness renders it absolutely necessary. that settle
mant should be had to the LIST of September.
Further indulgence cannot b. given.
oct Est W. A. BURKE.
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TIE NEWS

X Ii In Ii w y.
Ice, half an inch thick, was formed in Wis
coasin last week.
The Qnakers are about building college
a. Dcs Mcines. Iowa.
Tobacco, of this years crop, is being sold
in Danvlle. in small parcels,
The ex- Confederate Secretary of tho Navy
Mallory has been pardoned
1t is SO dry in some parts Of Ohio that
cloud Of dust follows the pillow.
Archbishop Spalding. of Baltimore, sails
for home on the 10th of October.
The f.vor'e nutriment of seven-ysar olds
in Houston Texas is brandy cocktail.
It does not pay to work the iron mines
ofSchuy IKE county, Pennsylvania.
The Minnesota papers sa, there will be
great deer crop in their State this year.
A St. Louis lawyer choked the Tiger"
out of s13 aGo at one sitting he other night.
Mr.. Ambrose G. Rucker has sold his fine
farm. near Elon, ia Amherst, for $4,000
cash
Additional arrests, of persons suspected of
being Fenisn emissaries, are being made in
Ireland.
Under the peculiar phraseolocy oftho En-
clish reform bill women have the legal right
to ro.e.
So far, 1873 petitions in bankruptcy have
III xr,f ~, c,.t !,o Snhr
District
Thomas Mckinney, an old citizen Of Char
)otte county: died on Friday last, aged 80
years
A Western Yankee has tickled the house
keepers, by inventing machine for washing
dishes.
Mrs. Roach was killed by lightning in
Nashville on Friday last. and her house demo-
lished.
A man in Indiana, seventy five years old.
blew out his brains because he had lived
long enough.
Mupsons Hill, near Washington. took its
name, is dead.
Mr. VIM Mason manufacturer of locomo
tives. owns one thirteenth Of the city of Tauu-
ton. Mass
Twenty acres Of land, half mile from
Culpeppcr Court House, were sold last week
at $500 per acre.
The Dispatch says there are $4,000 dis
charged negro soldiers at work principally
on farns-in Virginia.
General Grants father is out for the Ohio.
Democracy, and addressed a rousing Demo
cratic meeting ins,incinnatj.
Caleb Cushing is engaged as counsel at
Washington for Dr. Garnet to test the con
stitutionality of the confscation acts.
An freshman in Cleveland tested kes Of
damp powder with match. Both powder
and Irishman went off with fash
Nine young ladies' took the veil lest We'd
nesday in the Cathedral at Nashville, Tenn,
Rt Rev shop Feehan officiating.
The present Congress will have 148 Repub-
licans to &c Democrats The last Congress
stood 145 Republicans to Al Democrats.
The new constitution Of Maryland was
adopted by a majority estimated at 10000.
The majority in Baltimore was over 10000
A devoted wife in Kentucky. when in
formed that her husband had but day to
live, took arsenic so that she might die with
him.
Isaac S. Kalloch. well known in Boston a
few years since, where he. was minister, is
lecturipg in Kansas in behalf of universal
suffrage.
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/ .1ae OLD i.s0,.or House Removed.

i .,ne Oisi Lacquer zzosssa Removed.
4 hUIf. 4 blhkE. have ieastu ior
tenn Of years the large and spacious business
House formerly occupied by Powell Il Blackley.
next door to B. F. Points, under the Masonic
Hal. where they will BE- found with large and
well selected stock OF FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
LIQUORS. Also FIN GROCERIES,, TIE rs. &c
Thankful for past t,vor>. f ON their friends aud
the public generally. by strict attention to bust
ness we hone to neri, continuanc. OF the same,
at he new stand OF the old firm. of
sent iS-;f HOPE & BURKE.
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rNxIaaz.Aaa.E E.ErEEasx

! NM "A aiA s5a1kE kIall Z sat1H
The following is last Ut unti!abc letters re
manning in the Staunton Post Office up to the
present time They unavailable fer the fol
loving reasons; some are not stamped at ALL 9th
ers have old stamps upon them. while others sill
are stamped with revenue stamps.
Conner. J ohm O.-Iludson City, n J.
Bell, Dir. W. J.---Mt. Meridian. Augusta Co. Va.
Brown, +. L.--Waynesboro Augusta Co., Va.
Frazer. Chas.-Iazoo City, Miss.
Fitzgerald Alr-C St, bet. 13a and l4th, Wash
ing,en, b. G.
Hayner. Mrs.-33 Hamilton ST.. baltimore, Nd.
Sia.mons. Miss. NJ. E-snxng HILL. Aug. Co., Va.
Wartman. Miss Notwithstanding
oaI 2-lt -.-----
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SIGNlT1cANT.-A prominent citizen OF
Ohio, writes to Washington, that he fnd>
the Democrats very confident Of success. but
thinks, while there are strong grounds OF
hope, there are fears to be entertained abou,
the state ticket. lie is Of the opinion that
the Democrats will carry the Legislature. and
fh0t negro suffrage is certain to lie roted donn
This sounds bad for the negroes, coming from
the extreme abolition State of Ohio.
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A ssgvssta land for Sale.

Il ln.pursuance to DEGREES rendered by tina
Circuit Court Of Augusta eGun:y in the causes
therein defending we VIII psocees on the p.en.i-
SIS, near Stlibling's Springs in said county, Oh
SATURDAY, the 10Th day of OCTOBER, 10 sci,
at public sale to the highest bidder. a valuable
tract ot land, formerly the property OF James Il.
aogsett, deceased containing about
2l0 ACRES. sr..sH-
The land is of very good quality the improve
meats tolerable, and with little oatlay of money
and labor it may be mad comfortable home
Terms Of ssls-Enough in hand to pay costs Of
suit and sale, one-fourth Of the residue in ak
months. The balance in equal ins,almen,s at one.
two and three years from day of sale and bearing
interest, and payable in legal U. S. Treasury
Notes or other lawful issues Of the U S.
II. IL. BELL. c..
N. K TROUT, eo'A 4
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economy, intelligence and every moral worth;
a people without fear and without reproach,
their obligations will pass current. It is be-
lieved that the city Of Cincinnati will give
liberal aid to our enterprise, that the Rail-
roads Companies centreing their and her cap
italists will purchase or aid US in the negotia-
ton of our securities.
WHAT INTEREST HAS AUGUSTA IN THE EN-
TERpRISE
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ii csg ssos,t / sssnc establishments.

CIV Asossa a. SAaa'S s.sass ~ 'sSk eAs *. -
IN l.. il. d. :, !Tn Il 60,
Main street. Lexington, Va.
Between Wilson 4 Compton and Antrim and F%s
tertys Stores
Having Just reurnesa from The North and now
opened with large and superior Stock OF Mate
rial now prepared to Manufacture
Gents and Ladies' Fine Boots. Shoes
and CATERS.
OF the best quality and latest style. at the short
est notice and on the m's reasonable terms.
Mr.. II. L. Coian. w.ll known TO the public,
is i'll charge OF the manufacturing Department
who has also 5, ected and purchased tn Stock:
wh CHI is enough To guarantee general and entire
SANS action.
They most respectfully solicit the patronage OF
the cnlz.ns of Lexington, " NJ. Institute, Wash
n.toa College and The public generally.
L A. D. " ltlTE.
II Il. GOTHAM, Copartners
W. NJ. EVEkLY. J
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The proper costume. for an editor is A
LITTLE SANDY GARB- CT LYNN-sy WoLr zY.
with GLASS BuTToNs.- Orange Erpositor.
We adopt the suggestion and have ordered
suit for "our boy accordingly. We leave
it to Lynn to answer for himself.
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There is neap OF talk about sWhite
Mans Party. If it has: to be formed we
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R. r. under Mr. Fisk, have recently examin-
ed the estimates and line of the Covington
& Ohio r. R., and they have come to the con.
clusion that the road may be opened, from
Coyington to mouth of Gauley,
Sl27 miles for S4600000
From mouth of Gauley to Point
Pleasant, 95 miles for 100000
Whole cost of opening road from
Coyington to Ohio River $6.10OO0O
This will be effected, by the adoption Of tenn
porary work at many of the more difficult
points. The most difficult work can be exc
cutcd in two years, aud the whole line open
ed in the same time if the company is placed
in possession Of adequate funds.
AMOUNT OF STOCK TO BE RAISED BY coUN-
TIES OF WEST va.
Fayette. has subscribed ,................ $4,000
Kanawha ..,.............. 100000
The following counties, in public meet
. ings. have decided to vote for the
following amounts
Mason. $500 600
Putnam. $500 600
Cabell. $500 600
WAYNE $3.50 1000
jackson, Roam. Clay. Nicholas, Boon,
Lincoln and Logan remote from the
road estimated at, 5000 600
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Nv sa.sscas .slEls sAsliafc;y 5000 bushels
w OF Fail and Winter Apples. 500 bushels
OF Ounces. Dried Cherries and Elackberr.es. to
be delivered in good shipping order at StAunton,
1or which liberal price will be paid.
For further Information inquire of
j, TINS RITZ ER
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go 25-3t

I icismaonss Dry GeGszs
LIZ Emporium.
Persons visiting Richmond who wish to buy
Dry Goods at the lowest prices. VIII do well TO
call and see the splendid aud elegant assortment
at tie old established aud popular store Of
WM TIIALiIMER & SONS
3l5 Broad. between 81 < 4'h Street,
sept 2a~tf RICHMOND VA
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Five of the Viennese waiter girls at the
Paris Exposition, have secu red rich or titled
husbands
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approved Instrument fer survey
ing. Ac.-i'atented by j. NJ. Liliey.
srauntoil Va. aud highly recommended by the
Professors O! the United States Military Acade-
my, West Point University of Va. Washington
college and many of the first institutions OF LEARN
ing and b. quite a number of the best Engineers
and Surveyors. Address, r. Il. ilLLEY,
Staun,on Va. or Al Fulton ST., New York city,
care of Stackpole & Brother. aug 2l-24t
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MERCH
The GREAT COMBINATION SAUW."
EVERYTHING UNDER ONE IMMENSE "a
VILLlON!'
AnyggSSIeAN FREE

XXT E take pleasure in stating to the good peo-
w pie OF Staunton and Augusta county,
tina, we now receiving our
TALL AND WINI'ER GOODS.
comprising ereyyth,ny kept III a urs,-ciass store.
Our stock has been carefully selected, and, is ono
OF the largest we have brought to this mar
ket-which intend 10 sell our friends. cheap
twarrenting them as good the BEST as any nicr-
chant III the city.
We have all the latest styles forthe Fall fasl-
ions-including large and beautiful assortment.
OF LADIES' CLOAkS.
to which we invite The attention OF the fair ones.
Our stock of BOOTS, SHOES. HATS CAPS,
is large, and sold at great reduction on former
prices.
We respectfully solicit call from ALL feeling
assured that we can give entire salts action to all
who may examine our goods and prices.
by Remember the Granite Front Store of
/. WITT X BRO,
Main Street,
: sept 25-tf S!adnton, Va
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4 Ss0Gef Farm Wanted on Shares.
~ A practical fallner, VITO can brlng The
has. refer ences. DIES to rent good tn!m IN
Augusta, OH shares. lie desires the owner to
furnish The outfit and give lin so much lor his
labor. Apply at tbs office.
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RICHMOND CARDS.
r Ii. NE:srsagsss.s,
-. GGMME&SE@sN MERCHANT

No. 1923 Main Street.
H{CH.TOND. VI.
will give his special attention to the sale OF all
kinds CT Country produce, AMI pielss Himself TO
use h best endeavors to procure the highest
cash prices and make pronlpt returns.
Refers to Gen. John d. Imboen. Col a. G..
Robertson. Bosher s. Woody, and. Lee Il Peek,
richmond; Col. D. S Bell, Bal. G. T. Aniru-,
Capt. j. D. Brooks Fishersvi'le Peek & Cus:.-
ing Sfaunton r s. Harnsberger. Esq. Mt tIie-
rdan Phil. Killian. Esq, Wayncs,oro; Col. G.
c. Robertson and DR.. S. Kennesly, Jr, Her
mitage. Augusta county, Va.
sep 25-tf
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TJ7s.ncy Fiji CE,assic:at School,

D. E. LAIRD, A. NJ. Princil 81
The next session of this Sehdoi,s win open the
End Thursday in September and close ,be End
Friday in June. 1868. TERMS for tuition and
board, exclusive Of washing, $20i in currency,
payable IN September, remainder in February
Circulars forwarded on applications to the prino-
pal, at Fancy Hill p. O. kockbridge county, Va.
august 7-2mx -
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Having DIscoSrINuED tie Commission Business,
recommend, with confidence. Mr J. n. Ifar-
shall late of Augusta county, Va. wio hes
been associated with me for some Time aud NOW
succeeds me. The settlement for shipments mads
to Snodgs ass j. Marshall will be made by me-
c. Z. SNUDGR SIS.
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NJ igRst Sefs0es.--l propose opening GA
IN Monday, 23rd OF September, night
School Ali subjects taught that may be desired.
Terms S2.53 per month payable in advance, or
500 per term OF three months. APPLICATION
should be made at once. G. E. YOUNG.
sept lS-3t*
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The Lewisburg Times is puzzled to know
why the Radicals. who took unlawful posses
sion of the Methodist Church in that place.
+. tolt d the bell for az hour on the holy Sab
ath." and suggest that it must have been
intended as an insult to the religious -eut-
trent ofthat community. Why not call on the
Judge who gave the order, ioran explanation.
AS Shakespeare says :.
I'VE should profane the service of the dead
TO sing requiem. and such rest to her
As to peace-parted souls"
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COMPARISONS ARE Oplous Dumb
George says it is an insult to honest Con
federate Conservative colored people and the
whole race, no matter how mean niger
may be- to compare a low-dowp mean white
man to them aud adds that white gentle
men who write for The papers ought not to
make coiored folks the scape- goats for all the
rascality of thieving white people. He is
very much of the opinion that any comparison
between q mean wifi e III IN and IL negro is
an in-ult to the latter, and he is getting mad
abourit
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Catalogue sent on application.
g. II. TDWNSEND s. CO,
50 and 81 Louisiana Avenue, between Hlh AMI
1ot Sire is, (Box $40, p. o. Washington, D. T..
oct 2-1