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University of Mississippi.

FXERCIsEs VIII be Resumed on the eth Sep
u tenbsr next. Kew. JOHN = HADDEi,
DID, Chancellor, assisted by a corps OF able
Professors.
A Preparatory Department for students who
design entering the Freshman Class next ear
Is provided They must be tiftesn years Of age.
Latin, Greek and Mathematics alone are
taught.
% taEe an eclectic course. exclusive Of tha
classics.
COmmsraIaI Law. Book keeping and PEN
manship, viii be taught
Naoessss. additions 10 our splendid collec-
lion OF Astronomical, Physical and Chemical
Apparatus will be made, under the super n
tendency Of Dr. L. G. Garland, during the
present vscatisD.
The Law Department, under the instruction
OF Hon. L. q c. Lamar, is in successful op-ra-
ton. The advantages Of an extensive Law
Library, ana the siLtings OF the Fe erul Alurt
aud the High Court OF Errors and anpel-= AZ
this place. commend this departul enr % Ouns
gent emen who are candidates Tor the Ba--
TERMS
In an the departments tf0r annual ssss-
Fuel SIS; deposit 70 cover damages. S5---- Is 70
Students must make up he 1clt when the
f1el ice is exhausted. Beard ~ commons. tlo
Der month IN private families az SIS % - 3
washing about s. ard lights 81 per month No
room rent is charged, but students VIII provide
their own furniture.
The healthfulness Of oxford, its social refine
meut and religious privileges, com mend me
- ]. N. HOWRY,
Secretary OF the Board
oxford, July Is. 1887. iyl5 d2w-w6g
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Law School
Law School
or THE-
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY:
JOHN n. WADDEL, DID,, Chancellor.
L q c. LAMAR, Professor.

THE course OF study Is completed in Two
i terms OT nine mon tbs each
Themethod Of instruction that OF oral ez-
anufnAriOns, daily. upon the text, accom- pan led
by such explanations and lsct res as staIs leg
islatlOn and local adiudicatiOns have made
necessary.
Moot Courts wiz be held weekly, in which
the practice will conform in every essential re-
spect 70 the RUSS, modes Of procedure d ar
EumentaUion adOp ted in the following Courts 3
L District Court OF the United states.
2 Circuit Court Of the Unit states.
a Supreme Court or the United States.
4 Circuit Court Of Mississippi.
s. Chancsry Court OF M1ssiss ippi.
g. Probate Court.
2 Sigh Court Of Errcrs and Appes s.
The LawLfbrary nun bers not less Tran Cns
thousand volumes
The Law students have the privilege Of at
tending, FREE or CHANGE, Tie Lectures and
RecitsI1ons in any OF the departments az
selen6s and Literature in tha University.
The sessions Of the Federsl COurt ana OF the
Hight Court Of Err8rs a.ad Appeal, held at OK
ford, give to the sruaeEts Of this school peeu-
liar advantages.
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SHELBY FEMALE INSTITUTE

I OCATED in the large aud handsome build
| ings corner of Broad and Vine streets,
fOImsriy occupied by The shelby Medical Col
lege EN- braciug an entire square.
An able and experienced corps OF IeitehersG
the most complete Chemical and Philosophical
Apparatus AID Cabinet of Minerals IN the
south and Educational Advantages OF Supe-
riOr order.
The Principal has had an experience OF twen-
tv-six wears In tn south, and the Nice-P PrinOl-
ma formerly Profsssoriu the Nashville nlyer-
sitY, is a graduate Of the Universities OF Edln-
burg and BOun. - - - ,7
sessions begins on the FIRST MONDAYS Or
ShPTEMBER and FEBRUARY, and close on
lie Third Thursday of June.
TERN RNS-Board and English Tuition Session
OF ive months, $50 10. Music, French, etc.
Extra. For particulars send for Cat aloguei
GEg. G BUTLER, A. NJ, Principal
GEO. ). BLACKIE, A. IA. M D., Nice-Prtn.
tex a IN
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Midway School, Charlottesville, Va.

rT,EF third session Of this school Will begin on
L the first wednesday, Of September next, and
end on The last We dlIesday Of June, 1855, con-
sisfiag of two terms Of Il 70 months each. Ine
course or stu " is design cd to prepare boys
for the University Of Nirginla, or any other
college or for the practical business OF NE.
TEHMS.-For bOaId and Tuition, $50 per
term-PAYABLE IN ABVANL--. Music and
Drawing at Professors cha gss " ashing
| pts1ss MS own Iowels. For circulars and other
l partfculars address WILSON q. n CARR,
| i,harIottesvi. lie, Va; JOSEPH PACKARD JE-,
/ TheO. Seminary, Fairfax county, Va, Prtnci-
I pals. a.. =,
Virginia. " 10 EtaNaN-
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EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. DOYLES SELECT SCHOOL


VTTOULD announce to her friends and pa
w irons that she viii return 70 Memphis In
time 70 resume her school m the northern part
o. The city. on MONDAY, sepLein Der ID Notlcs
Of the exact location viii Be Owen IN the city
papers the last week in August.
August II 1857. auli "
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HOTELS.
WORSHAM HOUSE.

OWING ToTHEDECLINEIN IN PROVISIONS
rom war prices, raising my own vegetables
the general economical arrangement OF th'
house, and close personal attention to business
1 am enabled 70 accommodate
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= 7-rcsrsf Once No. 1g75S Msin street.
igzI SAX. b JONES, Sent sup't
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THE ATHENAEUM,
COLUMBIA, TENN.
MRS. F.G.sMITH. Principal,
FIRST MONDAY IN sEPrEzRER.
University OF LOulSlana---MedicaI
Department.
FACULTY

FACULTY:
A H CENAs. ND Emeritus Pro lessor Of OhEtet-
ries and Diseases Of y omen and Childreu.
JAMES yoNES, ND Professor or UbEretrica and
Diseases OF Women aud Children.
WAHHEg STnEE, ND Professor OF 5ur1ery.
T u RICHARDs0S, ND. Professor Z Anatomy.
j " MALLET, Ph-D.r Professor Of CEsmls-ry.
SAMUEL " BEA1ss, ND, Professor Of the The
Org and Practice Of Medicine
STANFORD z CHAILLE, n D., Professor Of Phys
i0lozy and Pathological Anatomy.
PRANK HAWTHOES, n d. Pro Irss1r pro ten %
Materia MedIca and Therapeutics.
DEAONsT RATOhs or ASATO8IY,
WMC NICHoLs N D., CT BICEHAm. ND.
The Thirtieth Annual Course of Instruction
IN this Institution viii begin November lIth,
and end in the following MARCH Pr. linn nary
lectures viii be given daily IN The Charity He's
pital. commencing October 18Th, a. Wnien time
also the new and extensive rnoms for Practical
Anatomy viii be opened The faciL ties OF the
school, heretofore unsurpassed, have, by the
hbeTslity OF the state LEGISLATURE, been greatly
increased during the pasI season, % tn-t low
every Chair has attached 70 it = Practical De-
partment IN which students are taught 20 OBJ
serve for themselves the facts set forth In Lhe
lecture room.
Fees for al the Lectures, $40 MatTtculaticu,
paid buE once s.; Practical Anatomy, SO
Payment rsqulr red in advance. For further IN
formation address PROF. .. n Ba.MISs,
aus Aching Dean.
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- - nnT of Oeteber ID

D. s. BOSWELL. President
c. H. AEvBoRs'' anPt. Board Of I1pstees
auld vim
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a
BEEN THROwS OyERBoARD-TW0 OTHERS
DANGEROUSLY STABBED,
At noon on Sunday large party Of eX-
eursiouists embarked on board the
steamer VIM. Tittimer, and the bsrges
Durant and RhinObeck, from pier thirty
Eve North river, foot OF Franklin street,
for trip up the river. the party were
bOuntifuIly supplied with 3 full cargo Of
lager beer and spiFituoUs liquors, which
was taken on board on Saturday night
and slowed away ont Of sight while the
boat and barges were at the dock. AS
soon Is the exCursionists had reached the
middle Of the river the beer and liquors
were exposed for sale, and many OF those
on board gladly availed themselves of
the opportunity Of teDjoying carouse
without the fear Of the obnoxious excise
law before their eyes. The cOnse-
auenee was that most OF the men
on board and a great many of the
women became intoxicated, and the
earousaI sooa resulted in a free fight in
which most of those on board the boat
snd barges took part. The fight ragged
| almost uninterruptedly from the time the
I exeursiouists had left the vicinity OF the
/ city until their return at about half-past
/ eight O'Clock in the evening. All sorts
1 of missiles, consisting chiefly OF lager
beer glasses, sods-water bottles, and not
/ a few knives we're freely used; and it IL
/ remarkable that many persons were no
killed Patrick, Barry, OneOf the alleged
/ belligeFents who took prominent par
| in the disgrscsful stfray, was seized by
| a party Of his infuriated opponents anS
thrown overheard. He was drowned be
fore any person went to his assistance
! His remains were not recovered. JObI
McDermott and Lawrence Klane wer
very dangerously stabbed in the face
side, and chest with pocket knives. 1t
feared that they are so badly injured tina
thev cannot recover. 1t is said that owe
one hundred others who participated il
the melee were cut and bruised abou
the head and face by being struck will
lager beer glasses, soda water bottles, etc
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A MOST uNNArsRAL cRnrE

We learn from the Coos Republican
that Joseph Chase, of Stewartstown, y.
H, one day last week, eommitteda rape
upon his daughter, a girl between the
ages of fifteen and sixteen years. The
girl was before the magistrate st Cole
brook on Saturday last, and swore that
her father took large knife and threat
ened to kill her if she resisted his hellish
desire. The case is represented 10 be one
Of the most outrageous and unnatural IN
its details in the sRnals Of crime. Chase
was examined on Saturday and re-
manded to Lancaster Jail.
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The contractors were instructed to pro-
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Hats Renovated at s62 second stree
au4 I'm
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Work work work
With pick and shovel and axe
To nav New Engiand's contrae orHY
F1rrr nvvu and the buudhOlder'l tax .
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EDUCATIONAL.
L4gRAYGE FEHALE COLLEGE.

WILL open the second day OF september,
w and continue ten months. MISS nora
Brad forti. OF Memphis and Miss Annie PEBBLES,
OF tIiehmond, have charge Of the Musie De
parimenJ j. d mEhsESD~AAh
,rrT auJf
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select School.
THE HEBREW
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE
WILL REOPEN Oh
Monday, September I'd, 1867,

MOB the Fail and Winter Sessions at their
r new and commodiOus building, No. S0a
Third street between Madison and Monroe.
Ample Arrangement are being made for a fr,ll
and competent Faculty. circulars viii be IS
- -, [a,,a tfr.a fvl5
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. "'' ''''' . W. s5'a portion Of the s00dS'
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
PUELIsHED DAILY q WEEKLY
PKICE or sUBsCRIPTIOE.
-, - 800.

JOHN S. c. HOGAN & co
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KentuckY ailitarT Institute.

0tOL. r T. p. ALLEN, Superintendent. As
I sisted by an able faculty. The course Of
study is that usually tanght Ia the best colleges,
with special attention 70 Mathematics anu y At
ur 4 sciences The academic year begins on
the ist Monday in September this year sep
tember p continuing without tnteFmissiOn
70 u a0l weeks
ss- Charge FOR Tuition and Boarding, includ-
lng Lights, Fuel and Washing currency, three
hundred and MY dollars $50 per academic
year-One-baIf payable In auvance, and the re-
mainder at the expiration Of twenty 20 Weess
81 Address the Superintendent at Farmdsie
P. o. franklin county, Ky ie0rlwav2m
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Transient Guests at SS per day, and
Day BOsrders at ss5 per month

Feeling desirous that my friends and the
travelling public should have The advantage Of
any deduction that can be msde in their favor,
I will simply say that my Table and general
hotel accommodations SHALL ALWAYS BE
FIRsr CLASS, aad attention 10 Guests equal
70 any hotel In the Southwest.
c. B. GALLOWAY,
jsZ2 I'm proprietor.
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WHAT MORE DOES KADICALLsM DE
GNRER
We take the following paragraphs from
the Louisville Courier:

WHAT MORE DOES kADACAAAsM DE
BARE7 +
We take the following paragraphs from
the Louisville Courier:
uIike Carthage st the close Of the
third Punic war, it was the destiny Of
The south to hear the fatal decree Of amt
biIqfiosl from the American congress,
and under it to disappear from the list OF
free republican governments They will
not resppear upon the tapis prior to the
election we are now contemplating, If
ever thew do; and when they shall, no
seer can now fOresee in what form or
spirit they viii be clothed. At present
their affairs sre broken dOwn-the indHsS
try of their people checked-their social
and political system subverted. The
plumed satrap dominates over the once
peaceful territory OF the south, and as
I the Vicegerent Of " the best government
tha world ever sawu bends the proud
| spirit Of her people to the duty OF ooe0i-
| apce 70 general orders, teaches the slave
/ 10 play master, and by force OF an
l armed soIdieey makes Jacquez the Duke
I History will photograph from the picture
! 90 the present the courage and magma.
1i,aitU Of the United States $50 calledl
/ and posterity will regard the congress
with upnixed horror for congress sion'
will be responsible for sll the bitter fruit
he tree shall bear which they hav'
nIanted and nurtured on the blood an6
| tears of a gallant and spirited but nov
stricken people"
GThere is no longer African slavery ol
the eostinent-no titles to slave prOpert.
10 break, under the preteDse Of militar.
exipeHey-nS more silver spoons for tn
Ruflers Of the korth to steal, no NOR
southern cotton to hunt and take fror
! nronrlstors, under the claim OF aban
\ doned, captured, or eoDhseable proI
ertv. /" no more pTizes TO capture from tn
| widows OF the Louisiana perishes, u
more mercantile establishments, lik
those of the loyal men OF Alexandra
i "a for the Banks to pi3fer and ravags
| The commercial bummer who fOllOwe
/ in the war, and the hyenas with tneasgF
soDointmentsi IN their pockets and Dn
ted States bayonets at their backs sinC
! tha war, have given place to the og9a
~ ,,aeo1ssysictiOn, and Ike the eoDtras
, ~ music they Will hereafter be piAyln
: unon another key and strain, elth'
Tholessle with the southern people I
vvith the treasury of the United State
What republican principle and idel
remain for application"
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Family School for YOung Ladies.
BRAE, BALTIMORE CO., ND.

bONNAE l1hAEt D1AA4AAAAgAAAA eesH ~--@a
Princinsls-Mr. and Mrs. CHAs. H. McBT,AIR.
Head of Scholastic Department-Alss DUN
English Literature and Bellies pettsFs-Mr.
Modern oaSItt Las Languages -REoL LEoECE EABu-
vocal and Instrumental Music-ProE Z. THOR
prawing M aud Painting-Prof D. A. WOOD
WAhD, ,,-v, =,
This InstituuOn will be opened on MONDAY
aeDfenher idth. The irst session Of the SohO-
Iastic year closes January 3lst The second
session June 30th.
Ridge on the old Frederick road, miles from
the western limits Of Baltimore, ana Wilnln
easv access TO the CatonsVille Passenger ltaiil-
wsy that communicates With the city
The number Of pupils WI be limited 70
| On io1iars giving furthsr particulars may be
found at ]. ). Wate q sons, Chsrles street
and Entz 4 Basins bookstore, Charles street.
For aauission apply TO Mr.. G. II. McBlair
through the Baltimor. =. ", no4 ls54. aus IN
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Classical and Mathematical
SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
In AIbeBsdrls County, Va.
n n. 3. WOOD D............ Principal.
A. 7. WCOD. D...................Associate Principal
SECOND SESSION 1se7-s.

SECOND SESSION 1s67-S.
THIS school is located one and a-half miles
i from Greenwood Depot on the Virginia
Central Ra lrOad and fifteen miles west OF
Charlottesville and the University Oi virginia
Tbe lDeatfon . well known as Dr. Gessner Har-
rison Kew. VIM. DinwiddIe and Prof Edward b.
smith formerly conducted schools az this place
Previously il was a popular summer resort,
l conducted by John ;. Cooke. Esq. Being stu
afed ia one OF the most beautiful portions OF
AIbamarIe county, in the mldHt OF refined
and iutaI. igenJ community, remote rom places
I OF dissipation and convenient 70 Churches ana
sabbath schools Of the leading denoTnina.
tiOns, iJ possesses rare advantages FOR Boys
The q. .urss Of study Is designed to be thorough
and comprehensive 10 Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics and the Eng tsh
branches snd also to embrace the elements OF
Natural and Moral sciences and History,
The Prlnc pal was educated at the University
uf Virginia. and has had an experience OF
nearly zen Yeas in tea0hing in schools or high
grade in this state. including Dr. Gessnsr H4r-
Tisonis school, bloomfield Academy LYpoh-
burg Female seminary, and Hon. X. ID. I.
{ Hunters private school.
1 The Associate Principal was also educated az
/ the University o, Virginia, and has had an ex
perience Of eight years in teaching m me
/ Southern Statet-1ormeriy IN EdgeWOrth te-
/ male SEMINARY. North Carolina more rscens-7
~ M, f6Iioying recommendation Of our school
by Professors OF the University Of Virginia,
- ie9 FiTssivERsfrY OF VIRGINIA, ApyiI 2, ISG7
/ In view OF our personal acquain tanee with
/ Nessrs h. Y. b. and A. J. " oOd, We do not
/ hesitate cordially to zaconmsnd their school
! 10 the con ddence and patronage Of tne public
[ s. Maupin, M.schele De we're,
VIM. II. McGuffey, j. 5. Davis,
{ Francis q Smith, J. B. Minor,
/ l. l. Cabell, r. L. Dilderslesve,
I c. 3 Venable, Wm- e. Peters.
TIE r NJ 8:
] For board and tuition, including fuel, wash
. ing and lights fOr the session Of ts months,
. two hundred and seventy-fvs $50 dollars IN
3 currency. Payments One-half il advance, bal
I ance on the lst Of February.
The Sc essions com pglancs On the lst Of Septem-
I Der and close 0n tAe 2lth Of June. Pupils VIII
be received at any time during the sesslSns
/ with a prO rata deduction in charges. Boys
I from a distancs will be allowed to remain dur
1 ing vacation as boarders in the family Of The
Principal.
the Depot (GreenwoOdl % ,le school immedi-
I atsy upon arrival
Sc Only two o0ys In q room.
] P 0-GreeRWoOd Depot. Albemarle county,
virginia ies II
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
BoSsiBsOre, Maryland.
FACULTY:


- 7,,ro,r,a 4 so.FD. MD. President.
r. z "A RORERTs. ND EmeIitua Professor OF
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and
nI'SaS4 FS4RD. n D., Professor Of Descriptive and
IGGAy. MD, Professor Of the Principles
and Practice OF Medicine
n usRvEY I, Byrd, ND, Professor OF Ons- etr1cs
MARTIN p ScOTr, h-D.r ErqLeasor OF the DIS
eases Of Women and thluren-
r,,,-vs an W AHREF Il D. Professor o. the Eris..
Siuies and Practice Of Surgery
JoHS MoSNoNIEs, y. - 80 ots7slI Or + 7y q
I Il ToORfAg II. d. Professor OF Medical IN
risprudence and HYgisne; 49,
TosFPFI u CIAGErf, ND, Professor OF Aaierta
Medica and TheraPenIleS- ,,,..
CyTARE.SCD MoEFIT. A-A-t ftole-sor Of Medic1l
ySSIsS n aosN0sIER. Nd, DsnonztratOr O
Anai9l1yt A5s 9e2t Session Of this Insetatisn VII
conmance on the
First Day OF October Next
And continue nve months
f1Sss sfudsUt from eacn Congressional Dis
- Sftlsa Iafe Slavehol ding states viii be ad
unIttsd 70 al the prtVileEe oi me lniPer,it7
unon fte payment OF AhlEsL 7 Flfh DOL
/ "a RS for eaeh session ol = .etlae enee. Wounds
80 n s,ver an other sppllcants-
,.5i., ciirics will be held iI. the college bull
Inc a. Ehich sfudrnts VIII receive ne nc
thorough Practice ,,1S soor,u ,,,,
1 - 4, afr1udauce. and every facility afgard
/ sE4-,.le11tsf 4 anatomical studies.
5resIs = sfatrfculati0n, s. Disseeting 81
Professors. SLID 6r4dnanon, 20; Bsne.
ci7tS' is9tber information, apply to. ora,i,a.
Al. FOAHD, - n. u - A
No. q Liberty sirses ns5t!ass1 corner of Esz
All iw af 2taW issio
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IL - ID 4 surrosEp nuRpnnER.

RcHExEcrADY, n. T., July 29.-A man
named Wm. Rein was arrested in this
eity this morning, charged with being
Accessory TO the murder Of Michael Dick
~ Oneida, n. Y, whn was poisoned
shont two months ago. Fhe prisoner was
taken 10 Oneida, in charge Of two Officers
from that place.
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The Buffalo papers give the eparticulsrs,
40 far as is knowns OF the last tragedy IN
that CITY, In this Instance 2 wife was
murdered by her husband, and the mur-
derer then cheated justice by destroying
hinself The murderer was one Binder,
Who was q soldier in Buffalo regiment
duying The war. The wretch entered the
room where his wife was sleeping at
night. with 8 carpenters adZe, and
chopped her to pieces. He then left the
house, and went 10 the canal and
drowned himself A little son seven
wears old was lying in the room and
saw this murder committed. As soon
as his father left he went to another
room. called his sister, and the two gave
intelliRence to q neighbor. Mrs. b. sur
vived a lew hours only. The cause of the
n1urder was jealousy. Binder had ap
nlied the vIlest epitbets to his wife anC
rceTeed her Of fn1delity. The family
eonaisted of five children, the eldes
feing a girl of twelve years, who is sai'
"a residein R5ehester. Binder was forty
| Ave wears old, and his wife thirty-hye
4 They we're Germans.
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Educational.

TTIHE third ANIMAL session OF the school for
i boys and Girls, situated one mile west OF
Ssnatobia, DeSoto county, Miss, viii COM
msnce the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
NEXT
TERMS. Per session.
Primary Class Ms E. J. Sage, Teacher-.-s SO
Junior Class, d. H A Sanders, ' ..-.-... %
Senior Class, J. r. Johnston, q -------- q
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afERDRR AT CORNWALL LANDING.
= --.---.--l n LLn l. a n.

A
A woman named Mrs. Blake, a widow
with two children, occupying part Of
small house near the Plaster mill. and
within q stones throw OF Cornwall land
ing, was, on Wednesday night, found
dead near the road side, within 400 or
500 feet Of her own dwelling. From the
stains of blood, in the road and between
the road and where the body was found,
the conclusion is irresistible that the
woman was murdered on the highway,
and her body thrown down the bank and
among the bushes where it was accident
alIv discovered. The only motive that
the DDblic can assign for the foul act is
based on the fact that the deceased was
eylcEe,lte. This was established by the
uost-mortem examination, and that the
woman was about six months gone. 1t
( is believed that her seduceT, to get rid Of
( his responsibility in the matter enticed
/ her trem her home when she was
shout retiring for the night, and
/ having got her in his power,
! proceeded deliberately to execute his pur-
/ pose. Her head was literally pounded to
+ pieces. From the wounds inflicted, It Is
1 inferred that the weapon used was either
/ a cIub or q stope. On Friday night, Mr.
I T,sngford BrowB, q eitigen OF Cornwall
of highly respectable connections, his
father lately deceased) having been one
of the wealthiest men in the place, was
arrested for murder. Brown had been
suspected by many from the first as being
! the principal, or ia some way connected
( With the horrible tragedy. We know
not what proof can be brought against
him. further than he is known to have
been q visitor at the hOQse, and that Mrs
Rlake was about causing his arrest for the
snnnort of the child of which she soOr
expected to be delivered. Langford has
made himself notorious heretofore, hav-
4 ing been connected, as principal, in a
least two seduction cases previous TO tnlf
sfFair at Cornwall landing. In each Ol
tbe two cases referred to, be was CON
victed, Notwithstanding he swore posi-
lively 10 his Innocence of the charges
preferred against hiEa. In one OF thes'
! Gases he was muleteG TO the tune o.
) $40 900. In the other he had 70 pfoEidi
ior the nnaintainsnce of the children, th'
woman having twins.