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GRAND PRESENTATION
OR
FALL AID WINTER FASHIONS, 1871
1907 MAIN STREET.

We are now opsning our fnll assor,nan, =,
oeautlful goods OF tho latsst and most ds..rahr,
fabrics for the present and approaching .sa.o,,
ana We respectfully ask the attention 9TH. p1s.
lie to our PGS8 AND FASHIONABLE RAM
MADE CLOTHING, as well az orr pArTrpr
GOODS for the Custom Work Department, ,,o,.
which selections may DO made and va ara s,,
bled to GUARANTEE SUBTRACTION IA the smiling :,
the moot fastidiou' tastes and meeting the wish.
OF the mos. economical.
Our GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT g.,
well stocked with all that variety 0, good, whit,
becomes ssasonab!e at this period, and We prs,s,,
all grades Of goods, and a range OF price. with,
the means Of all, since It Is our DISCRIMINATE,
ID no one shall leave
1907 MAIN STREET
with ont tbs conviction II Is the place Tor rrs,,
bargains when the character ofths goods st.ka.
Into consideration.
JOHN S. DEvLrS,
HENRY T. MILLER ori,r
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION WANTED OF WILL
L LIAM LOGAN HUGHES, who left hanover
county, Va, with McClellans army In 1857. any
information concerning him will be thankfully
- 80 ANN C. HUGHBs.
al Old Chnrcb noat office. Hanover county, Va:
New York papers please copy oc 80
NOTICE. fOrewarn all persons };
IN FROM crad,,Inp nv Wife, CHARLOTTE Z.
COUSINS, on nv account az will not be respon.
sihla for any debt she may contract ,onc1r.
ATS i. ). ONooII.2--
0NHE OFFICE OF JOHN IL A NJ Els
K. CASKIE and CASklE BROTHERS ms
b,en removed to the east eide OF Eleventh street
two doors north of Main. oc--'
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Boarding A11G LOdging.

DLEASANT ROOMS, with BOARD,
i can be obtained By applying =, 20 "fae7
and Third streets.
Also, BOARD by the day for several sentl.I.,,o'
uc J-TLsaa
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Educational.


TREE Scholastic LOWELL
II FREg SCHOOL will commence on WEDNE5-
DAY, October 9th, at Q A. u.
Pupils OF this school must reside between Fou-
sh es and sixtes nth streets.
The CHURCH HILL FRBE eChOOL, In ma
sonic building, on Twenty fifth street, will be
opened for pupils residing east OF Sixtsanth street
on WEDNESDAY. october 9th, at s,a,; NJ
notice Of the opening OF the hollywood free
School will be given in few days.
ANDREW WAsHBURN. Superintendent
oc4-lw Schools Soldiers Memorial Society.
MISS PEYTON'S SCHOOL FOX
Nl CHILDREN UNDER TWELVE sAks of
AGE, 100 Franklin street. Terms payaple IN az
vance for the half session: .,s a,
ENGLISH. y,
FRENCH ~ W
tU ..'..''''''''''''''
oc 3-lw
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GERMAS1A BASEBALL CLUB,

GERMASIA BAsE.BALL Club,
RICuaoSp, October 18th, 1851.
THE MEMBERS OF THIS CLU Is
/ will please notice thu: III ere will DO meeting
held at II. Boschens, on Film bstweel ply =.
past O clock. All should be In Huehdahce' d.
business OF importance is TO be transacted.
By order Of the President r.
oc I--ltN GEORUE " raul, ctctetdlt.
NOTICE TO BARBERS.-Ihe first
N annual meeting Of the BARRIERS ASSnClA-
TION will be held in tho basement Of the Metro
politan Hall THIS friday EVENlNG, October
1 at half. past o'clock. Every member should
bs present, az business of great importance will
be brought before this meeting, and the ro-elec-
tion OF officers. BY order OF the President.
oc 4-lt% w. b. LYONS, Secretary.
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ballard HOTEL, RlCHMON
ID YA-THE LEADING FASHIONABLE 10.
TEL OF THE CITY This elegant .stabli-hAeL'
Is now complete IN all It's appointments.
In It's structure and furnishing, paF4,t'Al a''"'i
ton has been given both ~ c mioFt ani ,'y"e. J.
is remarkable FOR !ts c!sAGl!ne.s and i' 'ufhEUf'
Is Of the best quality ,,,,. mt
The lobby, ladies reecptlon' o"I' ".'"N'4, 80.
rs.diny-n1rs on tho once door. ara spacious
ami Beautifully arranged. The ladies psf,er.
and dining rooms The nrs: hoor, arc 1asy 81 49,
Tn. t.bl. I, suppllsd b0uateous!y with AL no
deIicaci-s Of tho season that this and oihsr hiI,
ks,s afford and many OF the supplies come alf'''
fror, III. bes, markets OF the eouEtEy.
Thu .ubscribprs In the!r new connection, t't
leave TO pleds. their best Efforts 70 tho NAM.
nance OF this trs,. class Hotel, shd ask mo '|1'
noYt NJ ih,lr friend. and tn. public generally.
JOHN L. BALLARD * SONS,
Iouxp BALLARD, Proprietor.
WILLIAA Z. BALLARD,
= srgIBLISa BALLARD. AZ
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ONWARD!! ISwH
A GLORIOUS FUTURE.-.h

A GLORIOUS + UT u K E.-aksD
N A. GUNST & co, TO. sos Broad y@4
street have just returned from no east'7 ~
eru cities with the largest stock ~
BOOTS AND SHOES
ever brous to this city, which they WI! "n"r 70
the public a. i.toni-hing!y low prices. We ad"rf-
It's. no price -t DOR stDch II too largo toshaM"
rate A II the different prices Cav and examine our
prices, and We guarantee 10 compete WIN no Dr't
and che pest In tho city. Country merchants gu
md IL to ther Interest 10 call on Il. before MAKING
their purchases. ~ . ,
large lot Of SEWED BR0GAiS and aAP0'
LEON BOOTS. A. GUEST 60,
.u30 10. COS Broad near Fi'th street.
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.

JoHs N. srRoTHsR; NJ A.. Principals.
janice RAEDoLTH, Assistant. ,
There are still vacancies, principally IN IN
elementary classes. Apply r: the school rooms,
No. l09 Eighth street. &C 3-2W
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GENERAL GENTLEM CAN Oh
- TAIN good BOARD and LODGING al no :%'
Mayo street, near Broad. &C Nv
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JOHN DOOLEY, Hat and Cap Manus
- faeturer and Dealer, l2ll Eagle sGGArs, FL
Ing and manufacturing all styles Of staple 49,
and fancy Hats and Caps. Woo! Hate, meme ani
boys, from the lowest 10 tho hlghest prIc7 tu!
and SILK Dress Hats Of all grades.
Just received d very beautiful lot OF All!tAy
Caps, for officers and pr!vat1s
Wholesale merchants would do well 10 call.
iy Is
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-22

Ill He to the ridcule of France a. andoned cowardy
and nfmouy by demand of the United States after having
spent useess forces and treasure and shed the blood of
and When the of my fall and death
reaches Europe all the monarcs of Charemagne country will
demand from the Npoeonic dynasty of blood of
the German Belgian and French blood shed in Mexico Then
will Napoleon Ill be covered with shame from head to foot
To-day he has already his majesty the Emperor OF Aus
ta my august brother praying for my life to the United
States and myself prisoner of in the hands of the Re-
publican government and with my and head torn in
pieces.
Countrymen Here my last words desire that my
blood may regenerate Mexico and warning to all
bilious and ncauous princes and that you will act with
dence and uthunes and ennobe with virtues the
cal of the flag you sustain May Providence
and make you worthy of myself MAMMALIAN.
FIGHT REPUBLICANS IN TIE STREETS
The following intelligence has been received via Havana
TAMPCo, May 80.
Gen Gomez still holds out having pronounced against Juarez
and in favor of Oega On the morning of the l4h inst
portion of the garrison revoed in favor of Juarez when
fight ensued in the Streets lasting five hours The evoed
party finally put fight Some of them too refuge
board the u S. Yantc and the merchant vessels in the
the port many shot while seeking place of refuge
The forces of Juarez drawing their lines around this
place and there will probably be battle soon
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Ireland for the Irish.
NO.. g.

Mr. w Linton is what is called an advanced Repubi-
can" He is in theory all events. The pEactce will follow
century He perfectly willing wait for it. And
although he does object to violent of securing
earlier advent still be evidently is unable relish the idea
that they should either any time, be used against
England Over and again he questions the propre"
of such proceedings and their paccabty" that he
argues is Of all mpossbies the absolutely impossible.
His ideas of the "proprety" of separating Ireland from
England be judged of by the reader when state that
page l6 he places it the level with the right of
sucde* What pity it is that when the Power that
sides over the universe permitted the separate Ireland
from her loving" sister England friend Linton not
there to demonstrate against such of national suicide
And what greater pity is that he not able to change the
Ireland for the Irish against Landodsn WIN
preface Fenanim and Repubcansm, by W. j. Linton formerly " INC
Dublin Nation New York The American News Company Price oO c
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BOOK REVIEWS.

e Books, Magazines Periodicals Review
REPUBLIC No. 81 Washington P.
5000.
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It would appear that the first Fenan period the goC
age of Irish history. 1t then Osan sang; not exactly
Mcpherson makes him sng but that he did sing sweey
noby and that enraptured multtudes listened to him with
constituent and delight, there be no doubt This was
really heroic period of Ireland-a period which has left
mark in Irish history indebly the Homeric period
its mark in the annals of Greece 1t is to be hoped that
second Fenan period may leave its traces aso provided they
such future poets and historians may look back upon
pleasure being sancfed by deeds calculated to make
better and braver
The following is translation by Mr. VIM Leahy of the m
beautiful lyric in the language The Backbrd of Delrycar
1t will probably be new to most of our readers:
Hail, beauteous bird of sable wing
Thou warbler sweet of Carna's grove
No lays more charming shall hear,
Though round tn expansive earth rove.
No melody s soft than thine,
While perched thy messy nest beneath.
How sad to miss thy soothing song,
What melody divine to breathe!
All son of Alphron, cease thy bells,-
Cease thy hollow sounding stran,-
To Carna's grove thine incline,
Thou wilt oertake thy psalms again.
Oh dids thou hear the mournful tale,
Ddst thou, as l, the story know,
Thou woudst forget thy God awhile,
And down thy cheeks would torrents flow.
Found the bird on Lochlin's plains
(Where softly flows the stream)
By Cumhars son, for gobets famed
Which bright with golden splendors beam.
Yon lofty wood is Carna's grove,
Which bends to west it's awful shade
Where, pleased with natures wild display,
The Fenians-noble race-delayed.
In that retired and dusky wood
The bird of sable wing layd,
Where the majestic oak extends
His spreading boughs in leafy shade.
The sable birds harmonious note,
The lowing hind of Cora's steep
Were wont, at early mornings dawn,
To lull the mighty Finn to sleep.
The twttering hens Croan's heath,
And from yon waer-grded hill
The deepening voice of gloomy woe
Sad, pensive, melancholy, shrill;
The eagles from Foat's vale,
From the tall pine the cuckoo's song-
The music of the hounds that fly
The coral pebbled strands along.
When lived brave Finn and all his chiefs
The heath did more the heroes please,
Than church or bell they dearer deemed
The sable birds melodious lays.
From the last it would appear if ST. Patrick
his clerical assistants had almost trough time" with
old Fenans Cardinal Cullen and Bishop Moriary have
the modern ones
TO BE CONTINUED.
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How 10 Obtain Tickets.

Orders may be sent 70 us enclosing the
money from one ~ tweniy.fve dollars, n a
registered letter. ~ our risk, with stamp fol
return postage Larger amounts shuuid b
sen' IN drafts, or BY express. 81 The follow.
ing club rates. Send by Post Office Order
il possible
5 Tirkeis,o one address. 81 50. 10 q on,
20, II 50; 80, &c % 40, IS 90 ; so. I3 SO,
100 IS 90
A ddres- ~ orders and communications 70
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gsnizstion influencing The larees, sale d
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mental Standard. Parties purchasing tick.
cts will please advise agents 20 which Reg
imeni, Sc, thew desire 10 credit their pur
chase. Feb m, iss7-2m
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A Word for Mules.

We are glad to see that the use Of
mules for all kinds Of hard, rough
WORK, 10 steadily gaining ground
These animals are not beautiful 81
musical. bat they are useful and
economical. They are tit for the work
younger than the horse, since they
are put TO service at three years old,
though they do not reach their matur
ity until seven years Of age. Their
temper, health and usefulness depend
very much on the manner Of break.
ing them. The so called stubborn
ness and obstinacy Of this animal
arises chiefly from the abuse he is
wont 10 receive when young. lie
seldom, II ever, bites or kicks those
who treat him kindly. But the fact
is, that the club aud whip and whip
handle and boot-toe are applied to him
without mercy and yet he is expect
ed to be always as patient and gentle
az COW.
The mule will do more work and
require less grain than horse he is
less liable to disease, and RECEIVERS
from sickness and injury quicker than
ahorse. lie works better when Oh,
and holds out longer. lie seldom
takes fright or runs away. He does
not like over-urging when drawing
heavy loads, and lie should ncvcr be
driven very fast. The mule seems
made Tor work.
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Hamlet. Wyrk-hopa fse'ufs. tifn1isr
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,nd READY SALE wHEREyAR fiKaFn
Sma,i men 40 voanrn c~n rt ~ ir"n S'
10 sac prr das aad no rl-k n' io--
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~ norr mon-y Invested n 4rea'-r ih.
prni' MI III MY r.qNir.c ~ sfsnrre M
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afterwards l. YOU Hciuslly i>hi" N. \
mDey rapidly aud eesly. ~rli- fvr NV
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ACCOMMODATION sTAGE.

v5yHE undsr igned. proprietor Of The rrgn
\ az msi; line. respectfully informs fhs
rsveiing puo'ic 'ha, hereafter he viii run
= Stage ior The accommodation Of possen-
gers on Mondays. Wednesdays. and FIJI
days I've will leave jasper, IN time u con
meet with The lrrins on The o. a. M. r.. X
~ Locgootee. and will return on Tuesdays
THURSDAYS, and Saturdays. His team Is D
good one. and passengers msy rely on 90
ing through safely and iniime
ISTDORE SHOEMAKER.
Nav 18th. lSG6.y
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Agricultural schools are, ~ We
perceive from German journals. q.
much 4 contested point in Germany y
here, the only difference being that
there they have considerable expe-
rience in regard to them, while here
We have none.
The institution which has now &C.
cured universal appreciation ls the
a.riculmrsl school ut lildesheim. the
frat purely theoretical schs Of VI that
Kind in Hanover. Ii had - achieve
succcss in spite of very great difiicnI
Ties, and to work upward from small
beginnings. lie founder was the H.
iher Of The present director. Michel
sn, who received very little support
tom the State--in the beginning only
$500 per annum. and since ls.J
$500. II commenced with tive scuol
AIRS: now it has sixty. lie iru'is are
thai in Hanover the old agricultural
colleges 90 expensive 70 the State and
OF so little use, are being rapidly
abandoned. and the trne idea estsb-
lished that the theory Of farming
must be learned in school. it's practice
on farm, or in actual rural life.
The following are the fundamental
Joints of the Ilildeshein school:
First--The scholars must be over
sixteen years Of age and DC familiar
with practical farming.
Second-'Che scholars are kept in
strict discipline.
Third-The expenses Of the schols
ars must be moderate. ana no attempt
10 made to make money out OF the
labor Of the scholars. In Hideshem
board, lodging, aud tuition are only
seventy to ninety dollars PER wear,
excluding only bedding, fuel and
light.
Eonrth-The first year is tho dear
cst, and regular reduction takes
place in price, 90 that scholars are in
duced to become thorough in their
stuiiss.
Fitth-ReguIar examinations arc
held, and certificates Of competence
arc issued only to those who deserve
them. The regular course is now TWO
and half years.
The former 80 theoretical IA well a
practical agricultural schools are op
posed for the following reason:
First-The work of the scholars il
either : mere tritfe and then useless
or 10 abused by the owners or direct
ore Of the school for profit, and there
fore injurious.
Second-The main object Of all az
ricultural schools should Tie TO cdn
cate the scholar to think. 10 learn \,
acquire and to apply correct princi
piles, and not to do that which the Oh
system led 70, namely. to make bin
a blind imitator OF the practices Q
the normal agricultural farm schoo
which be attended.
1hird-The mode 81 boarli ing an
lodging inseparable from snch school
ilnpairs the morality Of yUnths.
Fourth-Theoretical schools shou
be established in large towns 30 tia
the scholars may board with friend
or citizens of the middle classes.
We hail with satisfaction this e'
movement, because it has not its or
gin in Government. but in individus
enterprise. We ia tile United State
are about to 90 through the tollies
agricultural schools, which will max
bad farmers ct Q great expense 70 I'll
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The Courier office has been moved
into the Courier new building. on
West Main street, VII ~ we will be
pleased to see our friends.
nGo % Jcrger's Tor good clothes,
and cheap
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COURIER OFFICE.
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The balance 10 consist n the fol-
loving articles. VIZ: Works Of
prominen, Authors. Engravings
81 distinguished pevsonsges, Mu-
steal Ins,rnments. Work Boxes.
Music Boxes. Photograph An
buns. Opera Glasses, Breast
Mus and Finger Rings. Gen's'
Fob Chains, Ladies Gold Watch
Chains. Ladies' and Gents RID
ing Whips, Emblem Cards for
Parlor Amusement Psrlor O-nn-
ments. Pictures, Framss. Wi
ting Cases, Kid Gloves, &c. &c.
&c amounting %
NJ aking 10 the aggregate 250,O
presents. valued a. 81
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He adquartsN. VS. Volunteer Institute,
e29 HRoADw@Y,s
IN AID or THE DESTITUTE AND
ORPHAN SONS
OF our Volunteer
- @ % I'D - - IL -
AND SAILORS.
A GRAND MILITARY
PROMENADE CONCERT AND PRE-
SENTA HON
Will be giver u ihr NV Yntk S'rir
Arsensi. corner n IN Az nor and
35,A street.
Thursday Evening. Ami iih. 1861.
ut 7 o'clock
vy.HIS INSTI r;fiuN, Not ts
4 pufpr~e 70 grr niiAusly ap. Ne
:. rs ~ uscesssa : uis' anu
ihe III AZ Sisfe-. Wss f.ntsra s-g -f y
frsm Drr"-n Drisear', ff-
sen, iu.stion rornrr Firh Ayruue nne
Sevsni, ~ix Il Street M fss
Thu insmu's sln he feur'h Year ~
successiu. opsrsii i j. not nefr hcnf
M he triendler-, ~ oruinafy orpFrn NV
um. bnt Mrsry In 1fn ~n-r- in+ s~tr
~ ficers and priva'es shat shat nnt tee
degraded. bu, BE- sept upon IN srcnl eye
heir is,h+rs rlsred them previous NJ ,h-
var. The N v 5. Volunteer Institute.
ecord orly 10 West Point. viii b. opsn ~
ihe rece ion 81 Pupils ~ Csdeir nom say
State Asylum 10 tie Unirn. upon rnmp ying
with the publshed requirements and Cor
sri,ulion Of the Institute, making y ia fac,
Naliunal lns ilutr tor 81 deserving i-
advanla Among MANY others ~ c.
de,s have been nnpored with the following
distinguished endorsement
Mi Generals JOSEPH HooEER ms A
Dix ~ L Dams Col iRAsf Lp,
lis, Reg CnI-C.x aud McGRlGJg
AL Regiment