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Settle DD.

A IL persons indebted 20 me in any shape
IA OF form, are notified to come forward and
make immediate settlement.
HAMILTON COOPER.
White Cloud. May 8, ls67-tf.
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The Place Yea are Locking for!
THEL0WER saw MILL.

FNHE Proprietors Of the LOWER SAW
i MILL, in White Cloud. take pleasure in
announcing to the public that they have placed
their Mill in complete repair, with the best
machinery. for the season Of 1867, and that
they will resume operations At once. and con-
tipue'until the close Of the season. Theis men
are all practical and experienced wotkmen,
who understand the wants Of the public, and
will spare no efforts to meet those wants.
Building, Fencing, and every other description
of Lumber, will always be kept on hand. or
promptly sfwed to order, and disposed Of at
the lowest market rates Our Mill 10 noted
for turning out the smoothest Lumber of any
saw mill In this country.
TAYLOR L oRToNs.
White Cloud, Feb. %. 1867
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Notice.

TN consequence OF the continued III health
L Of John H. UT, We have sold our entire
stock Of goods TO Messs. Oct. Springer + Al
lison, Who viii continue business at our old
stand. We return thanks 70 our numerous
while in business, and hope that they will re-
cipeocste the favors shown then, By coming
forward Immediately and seeeihg with - BY
CSsk or stAesDise. UT BROTHERS.
White Cloud. Kansas. April {, 1867.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

I OFFER for sale my Dwelling House and
L Lot in White Cloud; also, my Grocery.
with all the stock, tables, he.
Also. some fne Timber Land in Pavnee,
Nemaha and johnson Counties. Nebraska.
HAMILTON COOPER.
White Cloud, May 8, ls67-tf.
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Proposals. 5g
CEALED PROPOSALS vi BE- received !.
~ khis Office. until Saturday. June LIST. 1867.
to furnish Ten fI0) Yoks 81 0xen. two CaJ
Breaking Pievs. Ave tsJ sesis Of ,Dosbls Har.
ness, snd one ~ Moving Machine.
The Oxen to BE- good, smooth Steers, we'll
broken, not less than four years ner over seven
years old. The Piows TO b new. Of the Mo.
line, Illinois, pattern. and to cut fourteen inch.
es. The Harsess % be made Of the best oak.
tanned leather, With self-adiustisg -jspanned
trees. with long tsE and hip straps. The
Moving Machine 70 Be new. Of the Buckeye or
Kirby Patent.
Bids must DO made for oil the articles speci-
fed as above. 10 Que propOsal- No, bids will
be received unless al the articles Are enume.
rated.
The right b reservsd 70 take 1}srser o. iess
qua nifty Of either or all the articles aiso, the
righkso reject any Or all bids;
80 c. H. MORRIS.
Se2zssz U. 3. Indian Agent.
Great Nemaha Agency,
Nay 24w. MOZART, Nsbraska. r. o.
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GRAIN AND FLOUR.

T WILL pay the bighsst market price. In
\ Cash. for al kinds of Grain, delivered In
White Cloud.
have on band. iorsaie, large lot Of choice
Fall and Spring Wheat Flour.
have put up one Of Fairbanks' large Scales,
for weighing saoek. grain, hAy. etc. This viii
save he lifting sad handling Of grain. An
grain I'D 70 ne. viii b. veigSed free q
change. u. W..NOOnI.
White cleed, April H. lo0-
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ELECTION ON COUNTY SEAT.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on
IN TUESDAY, MAY 2lsr, 1867,
an election will be held at the several voting
precincts of Doniphan County. Kansas, on the
question Of the permanent location Of the Coun-
~ Seat Of said County; said election to be held
and conducted according to the provisions of
an act entitled can Act providing for the Re-
moval of County Seats, and the Permanent Lo-
cation Of the same" Approved March 2. 1863.
By order of the Board Of County Commits
sioners of said County. on this April I, 1867.
CHARLES RAPPELYE,
April IL, ls67-ew. County Clerk.
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,as HELNBoLD's EXTRACT BucHU gives
sAssiA asd vigor 70 the fans. aud bloom 10
.sAs psfliA cheek. Debility 10 sceonpasisd BY
: nsay slsrning Symptoms. and il 10 Treatment
iaRk1itssd o.. consumption, insanity Or cpl.
Npeie Id snIue. s',< z s-~-N-s.
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lis Amafgam Bells,
LIS AmaIgam Bells,
Amalgam Bells

Fer ChsseAes, Sekosls, Plsstetisss,
Fss~s, Factories, etc.
The Original and Best Cheap Bell
ever Manufactured.
Their use throughout the United
states. Canada, Mexico and South
for the past ten years, has
,roven them 10 combine most vaiua-
,le qualities. among which IRE TONE.
and. DURABILITY Of VI
RATION.
List Of Bells elrsys on hand, With
partiexlars a. to Weight, Size,
Price Of Bell Hanginss, &c.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-16

TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND
UNSAFE REMEDIES Tor unpleasant and
dangerous diseases. Use HELxsoLp's Ex tract
Bscnu AND InraovEp RosE WAsH.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-16

o.. FoR NoN.RETENTI0N o. INc0NTI.
'uENCENsfUhne irrisasisa. inhannation or
alteration Of he bladder or kidneys, diseases
- IL Prossrass glands. Stone in the bladder,
saisssss. gravel Or brick -dsst deposit, and all
/. disssss Of The bladder. kidnsys. and dropsical
sssssisogs. a.,sd ss-,r
ass uss HrInseIp's Fun ExraAcr Bucnv.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-16
PRAIRIE NURSERY,

Highland, Denipkan Co., Kansas.
ERUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Il GRAPE VINES,
RASPBERRiES.
LAWTON BLACKBERRIES,
PIE PLANT, &C., for sale.
Persons wishing to purchase, are invited 10
call at the Nursery and see for themselves.
believe my trees and plants are GOOD and
we'll adapted TO the prairies. Certainly much
care has been taken to attain that result:
April 1s, l667-tf. E. SNfDEk.
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GHtloal

-
II the reader Of this snoI,ss" sa,.st n .
boz Of Pills o. Ointment fts. lie dsvw sssr, !.
his plses, let him write 70 ns. spsaesisG Ne
amount. and will nail boz ftss e axpe,s>
Many dsalsn viii nes keep ~ nsdisinss ..
hand, because they cannes make = much Bro
As - % other persoss' naks. .T'tss
Nose are ssasiss unlss fAs vssds q Hs,ls-
'ssy, Nss H'sf sd LesAsa!", are disee.ssiibls
- Wsas-~~t In svssy lsaf Of ~. hssk q
di'estisss asosnd sseA bo1; he S..s .Ay -
p'aialy ssss By As'isss as kfh - Hsst L
hssdasos reward Vim b given I, any s.s rs.-
ds'isg sssA infssnatios - nay Led 70 The
dsssesasa Il my pasty - pasa,ss ssslseAisisg
the nsdlslhss q vssding he sass. tnsvisE
then % b spurious.
ssssold u he nanufsstssy 4 Pssfssssr
HOLLOWAY. 90 Msids. ksas, Nsv Ysrk,
- y I'll rsspssssbls Dssfsisss sd Dealers
= nsdisiss thsosghous he United States asa
~ eivilissd void.
1TAses = sssajst.h,s ssise y hasas
0~b4gad1ALz Y RMs. q n.y.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-16

CILvEK NAPLES. $40 per thoas.nd,
~ LAYTON Biackberries. S. per hundred.
. Sweet Potato, Cabbage, and Toeato rianss
April i6. PRAIRIE NURSERY.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-16

HeimboidI Concentrated Extract Buchu
-. IL fke Crest Dissesis.
10 de Crest Bleed Purifier.
Both are prepared according to rules Of Phar'
Macy and Chemistry, and are the most active
that ean be made.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-16

. HELMBoLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BU-
CHU . Pssasaas in tasss asd odos. free iron
en- tljsaess nspseties, and iuasdists b IL
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These Mighty Healers, World Known AZ
World Tried, arJ Boon to- thG Sick.

Tie want Of . sterling medicinal 70 meet he
ills and necessities Of the suffering portion Of
humanity. and one entirely free ftea mineral
and other deleterious particles, was severely
felt till this all powerful medicine va sshsesA
into the world; HotLowAY's ISvALgAsLx PIlAs
have become the HousEHoLD aEnRsY Of all IA
tions. Their attribute 10 70 ,sxvvxr a. veil -
to cuRE; they attack the aAp,x N aoor efths
complaint, and thus. BY renewing the hidden
cause Of disease. rc-invieorsts and rssssrs The
dropping energies Of the system. assisting IA
ture in her task Of VITAL and yvssrIsaAay =
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Disorders Of the Stomach

Are the sources Of the dsadlisst aslaAss
Their effect is b vitiate all the duids Of Ne
body. and to send poisoned stream shrssgA
all the channels Of circulation. New. What 10
the operation Of the Pills' They cleanse tie
bowels. regulate the liver. bring the relaxed o.
irritated stomach into natural eondidoa. and.
acting through the secretive organs vPsa r.s
BLOOD ITSELF. change the state Of the sysssn
from sickness to health, BY exercising sinsl.
taneous and wholesome effect upon oil il psrss
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GUARANTEE.

Larger Sizes Made to Order, at
IS Gents per Pound.
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Woman, In all her Difficulties,

Is invited to test the regulating and rssasss.
tive powers Of this harmless but effective pre-
paration. At the two epochs Of life in which
the female system undsrgoes the most inpss.
tant and critical changes. the Pills viii prove .
positive safeguard against evil consciousness.
They are also confidently recommended a.
specific in every disorder 10 which fsnalss are
exclusively subject.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-07

~ sisns sh.srsr,s susnishsd with Live stoeA.
8ol6sdC CstllS 6f 5hssp, AZ shUrt rnties;,
7 OFhiuSeavsd q tie ono y Colo i n.s.,a,.
! ;a.nHil. SEPT. J. III .ssa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-07
ORDINANCE NO. 43.
An Ordinaace,to Provide Ifsrthe levy
md CSllcotion ofan annu Af tax en-

An Ordinaaceto Provide fsrthe levy
and COllcotion OF m IN unu hk tax en-
DoRs, passed sept. ID, A. ID. 1867.
rnHE BOARD OF TUSTEES OF THE TOWN
J. ofGold Hill. do ordsin As follows;
SECTION l. Every person or gPerIons owning
xny dog or doss, wheiher male or female, nhkli
take out and pay license or tax for keeping
the same and each ono thereof. five dollars per
annum; and on payment thereof such person or
persons shall be entitled to have and receive
from the Town Marshal ataS made OF some INST
al which shall have marked thereon the year tor
which the tax has been paid, and the numberof
the dog 10 licensed, and said tag shall be worn
by the dog, A public pound 10 hereby author.
lied and the same ID establlshed for the purposes
hereinafter named. II shall be the duty OF the
Marshal and all police officers to take up every
dog, male or female, found running or being or
existing In tho Town ofC}old Hin, without col.
lar, with tag thereto attached sroundtts meek.
having thereon It's number, and the year a. 70.
Quired In this section. and impound the Fame:
and II the said dog or dogs 40 taken or impound'
cd be claimed by any person or persons suen
person or persons claiming the same, shall, II the
Mnrshal believe him TO be the rIght.ul owner OF
the dog or dogs 20 claimed, DO entitled TO have
the same, upon paying to the Marshal the sum
OF one dollar for each dog; and the expenSe OF
keeping such dog or dogs ut the rate OF ~ cents
per day or fractional part thereof ana u sucn
dog or dogs 80 impounded a. Aforesaid % not
clnlutQ, ana thk0u NV W SSsss 'SN
oSJd A. Aforesaid within three days sfter arst
Being impounded, than such dog or dogs shall be
taken out BY the Marhsl or under his orders,
and killed.
SEC. q II any person or persons shall wllfuily
obstruct, oppose, interfere or prevent any ON
cor In the discharge Of bis duties I" required 1y
the proyislons Of this Ordinance, or shall asiht
any dog or dogs IN making an escape from the
onBeer or from the pound. or ip any way fnjure
or make the pound insecure, Such psrton or per
sons upon conviction bsfore Justice OF tne
Peace Of the Town Of Gold Hill, shall DO nned IN
any sun not less than thirty dollars ana not
more than Ave hundred dollars. and II such nne
% not paid. shall be imprisoned In the Town
JAN sttherats Of ono day for sverytw two dollars
SEC. 3 Section ofordlnsnoe No. u. passed!
the 7th day of March A. D. 1854. BY the bohId 81
Trustees ofths Town Of Gold HUI. and AZ uroi.
nances or parts Of Ordinances, Resolutions or
Bylaws or parts thereof In conniet nnfsW1sn
are herewith repealed. 80.
H. o. AIssIN1, Clerk. ---,.g,
aoldHnl. sspta, ls6.-sssN ,sr. :.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS 3
DR.. w. H. G. STEPHENSON
s1 PHYSICIAN,
once $50 c st., Residence 212 r street.
b- VIRGINIA. CITY, NRv.


b- VIRGINIA. CITY, NRv.
nR STEPHENSON NCoNTlNUEsTo GIVE
~ his special attention TO the successful treat
mapt OF IN dlAeases Of the human system: and
all dheaseI of women and children. ~
tRe@d ths foiieTisSH Na.sS IN
hereby bear testimony, that after eight years
Scfsufextng. from the Rheumatizn, and In do.
Spsif Of obtaining any relief from medical treat.
nent. was Induced from the solicitation Of my
friends, TO employ DR.. Stephenson, who to my
astonishmsni, In short time, ha. perfectly cured
me, JOHN Gu 1HMAN
''V"' AUSTIN December 3, 1856
hereby certify that having placed myself un.
der Dr. 6tsphsnson, for medical treatment Of
Syphilis and Rheumatism Of two Year, stand
ing, that have been completely cured 6y % him
% ...... vrRaIJLA, June 4. 1851
b certify that DR.. Stephenson haa cured me Of
nv affecilon Of the liver, Of which have been
- =: RHBUBEN LINER
17.. ......a.g VIRGINIA, June u 1867
Dt. Stephenson has cured my daughter Of the
''" :" ~ SAMUEL HAsKINs.
.s g..ssl5 - SILYER CITY, Nay 3. ls67n
testify .thst Or. Stephenson has cured me Of
tho Bcfofuia and syphhis.of sI1 year. standing
THrnS "'' '6f- SYLvAEUS COBB3G
..... CARSON CITY, June %, H67.5
ThiI iI 70 certify that haysbeen afflicted With
tho ,Rheamatiim and Syphilis for Speriod Of
three yssfs andhsye been cured Of the same BY
DR.. Stephenson. RINGOLD DUNNE.
VIRGINIA. CITY, August 10. 1867.
/ hereby certify thatI was completely GOV.
cred with Scrofula from time to time for the
space Of hveyears, but have been thoroughly
cured by DR.. Stephsu1on, JOS. GALLON.
GOLD HILL, Feb. %, 1867.
DR.. Stephenson has completely cured me Of
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THE CELEBRATED
Self Generating Portable
GAS L AMP.

T,HIs EXTRAORDINARY LAMP PRO.
L ducsI its aNn- gas by the ysporizstiou Of
Petroleum Nsptha, or BenIine II emits neither
smoke nor smell, and burns with pure white
dame, equal IN intenrity to an ordinary gas burn
erI anh at An sxpsule OF from one to three cents
per hour only. aseaydhgto the quantity oflight
required. It's peculiarly adapted for miping pur.
possi, Eso for store1. factories, billiard rooms,
and "a fact for all pur poses where regular gas IL
not available, and for which II il IN admirable
fubstitu,e A. 40 outdoor light II stands un.
riyalled, burning with undimnlshed brilllsncy In
a strong wind '. t'H
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-07
FOUNR.

A SMALL BLA0K.HoHocco ALBu,r.
"A containing several Phssesrapas, end three
different noyel Of hand, smopntip9 70, $500 ,pay-
able 70 Z. Marcy and L. NsSAtid. tipd.V Z
Union badge, With tfftnsd FLAG f6go&6stsaA
have the brppstty BY pfeyingIkt snA Ips1istBos
shs sdsss;;is2,at fRe,y ssths NkNis&as {,
Geld Hn' Juiy y, 1ssL HHn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-07
BIRECTioNs FOR USE.

Charge the reservoir with the prepared fuld, or
With BsfSfnS, nom hSlfto three foufths full; u.
low portion 70 nm through into the cup, tkss
t8ts on ,thsIsp, and; ignite the fpid which Will
heat the burner suthciantly TO generate the gas,
which wili Be ssen issuing frsm thetop. Thetap
must nosr BE- turned on, and steady Light will be
uasIntalnsd IN ths, whole Of the contents ofthe
rsperyoir 10 consumed
holder, may be occasionally J required TO cluss the
minute hole through which the gas Issues, and
ths regulating sorer at the bottom turned little
backE6ut care must be taken not TO force the
Iorst TOO hirh, and Il should nsvu BE- ussd TO ex.
III Euish the Lightly turning ths tap of II will
When psesii.ly 10 renew the cotton which !,
placed Ii the lower plpeto prevent thetoo rspid
aov Of ths huid, the Lamp hhoald'bs placed In
VICE ana che burner screwed Cd. The burnt cot
aon must then be entirely withdrawn. and sfresh
piece Of fstout cotton rag. one inrh wide And four
or oys lnchss long, lshould b doubled over
piecs eof wtrN, snd inserted into the plpe-.the
srdI cnt short Of, The burner again screwed on
With Z little white lead, and tbs Lamp la ready
for use.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-25
REVENUE OFFICES REMAINING
VACANT

1t is understood the following revenue
offices were not filled prior TO the adjourn
ment, and must, therefore remain vacant
till next session: The collectorship in the
fifth district of Missouri, assessorship in
the first New York, twelfth Pennsylvania,
second Indiana, ninth Illinois and fourth
Wisconsin districts. The revenue law pro-
vides that when the assessors Office is va
cant the duties shall be performed by the
assistant assessor of the division in which
the assessor is required to reside. He gets
no extra compensation and no commission
sof acting as assessor, but his pay remains
at five dollars per day. The duties of COZ
lector, in case of vacancy, are performed
by the Oldest deputy, unless the Secretary
OF the Treasury directs that they shall be
reformed by some other one. There will be
no difficulty, Notwithstanding the tenure of
office law, in paying the expenses of the
various assessors Offices. Provisions for
the expenses Of the collectors Office is not
so readily made, but as there is only one
vacancy, the Secretary Of the Treasury
does not anticipate serious trouble in ar
ranging for its expenses.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-25

received with pleasure by the admirers Of
her previous efforts. The name imports
originality Of plot, and shows that the fair
writer thinks we have had enough of "frst
love" in latter-dsy romances.
THE Coon Report: Morning and Evening les
sons for Lent By Alice b. Haven. New
York: d. Appleton * Co. 1861. pp. Sls.
Though the season of Lent has passed,
this book will keep until another year, and
will be good for thecloset and the Christian
family circle all the year round. Itbreathes
throughout an admirable spirit Of Chris
tan devotion, and will entertain, instruct
and encourage all for whom it is intended.
PLuT2RcH on TKE DREAY OF THK DEITY IN
PUSIsHISG THE WICKED. Revised edition,
with Notes By Prof's Hackett and Tyler
New York d. Appleton Co. 1885,.
The original Greek text Of most inter
esting discussion on great subject. II is
mainly intended for the use of theological
students, and as a parallel course TO the
Greek New Testament. The notes are
copious, and the book viii be an acquisi-
tion to any classical or theological library.
THE YKssTER ELEMENTARY READER, designed
20 follow Webster's Elementary Spelling
Book. ID. Appleton Co., New York. 1857.
It begins with the alphabet, beautifully
illustrated, followed by short, easy and an
tenes,ing reading lessons; then come lessons
containing longer and harder words.
After about the first hundred pages, the
spelling lessons are omitted, and the
balance Of the book is devoted exclusively
to instructive and interesting reading
matter.
All OF. the lessons contain precepts or ex-
amples of virtue, morality, industry, or en-
couragement ofthe earnest pursuit of a true
aim in life. Sectarian, political, and sec
tional controversies are totally avoided.
Each of the above works are for sale by
Messrs. ". 7. Berry & Co., Public Square,
in this city-who also have the most ex-
tensive and complete assortment of books
10 be found in the South.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-25
THE PEABODY SCHOOL FUND.
How IL Is so be Disfrihuaed-The
Conditions Upon which II is 10
be Applied.

How IL Is so be DisfriIuied-The
Conditions Upon which II is 10
be Applied.
DR.. b. Sears, General Agent Of the Pea
body Education Fund, has issned circu-
lar giving somewhat detailed statement
Of the mode in which the trustees of the
fand propose to apply the noble charity
committed to their charge. He says:
Thedirect aim Of the agent will be to en-
courage and aid common schools in the
South; that is schools established, sup
ported and superintended by the Southern
people themselves. Apart from this Lead
ing object, the founding and the mainte-
nance of schools will not come within his
plan. Usually appropriations in moder-
ate amounts will be made where such
schools are languishing or are liable to be
suspended for the want Of means of sup
port. Similar aid, if necessary, will be
given in places unsupplied with schools
whenever the citizens shall introduce them
and undertake their support. All such aid,
howeyer, is to be regarded as temporary.
In selecting schools TO be aided, or places
to be supplied with them, those will be
preferred in which the destitution is great
est and the number to be benefited largest.
Normal schools or schools having normal
departments will receive particular atten-
ton. A small number of these, furnishing
the most perfect models of instruction. win
be considered as more important than
larger number of inferior character Here
also it is the purpose of the agent to aid
others in their work, and not to assume the
support of such schools. ~
Appropriations will be made only when
the conditions stipulated between the in-
diyidual or corporation and the general
agent have been strictly complied with.
Funds will not be given to literary or pro-
fessional schools as such.
Applicants will make an estimate of the
least possible amount necessary to meet
their wants, and report the same at once to
MIR. b. Sears, general agent, or to Mr.. John
L. Amos, general travelling agent, Atlanta,
Georgia Special arrangements may some
times be made with these for the purpose
of encouraging the industrial arts or for
the education Of teachers.
The agent win not identify his efforts
with those of any other organization by
placing funds at the disposal of its man
ayers, but in any connection he may hold
with benevolent and religious societies he
will pursue his own specific object by such
means and appliances as he shall select.
AT present there will beno agencies, except
few, in which the services rendered shall
be gratuitous. The agent will not, except
in few special, exceptional cases, have
occasion to employ teachers. He can,
therefore, aid such in obtaining places only
by giving their names to school committees.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-25

A FRIGHTFUL crime is reported 10 have
coue to light at Blandville, Ballard eoun-
ty, Ky. A man named Hudson, went to
that place, about eleven years ago, from
South Carolina, leaving his family behind
him. In BIandville he seduced a girl
named Belcher, and on her asking him to
marry her, he told her that he had wife
and family This enraged her, and with
the assistance of her sister and man named
MeNabb, she killed him by driving the
spindle OF a spinning wheel into his ear.
The body was then hung up in the cabin
which Hudson had inhabited, and when
found il was supposed he had committed sui
eide. The girl afierWard married MeNahb,
A short time since remOTse compelled her
to divulge the fearful secret, and che has
been arrested, with her aeoomplices.