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BOLIVAR Female ACADEMY,
jacksonville TENNESSEE.

THE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITU-
i ton will be resumed on the 3lst day of
August under the charge of Prof. e. III.
Ramsay. Tuition $1,000, $3.50 and $1,000
per session of 20 weeks-according to the grade
of advancement.
Communications addressed to the Principal,
President or Secretary of the Board of Trus-
tees, willrcceive prompt attention.
JOSEPH UPTON, NJ. D., Pres't.
WILLIAM DIXON. Sec'y.
TNIIE MALE INSTITUTION IN THE
l. Eastern portion of the town will be re-
sumed on the First Monday in September, I'M
der the direction of Prof. I'd. T.. Graz
Eam. Prices of Tuition the same rs in the
Female Academy.
July ~, 1SGS-ly-34 '...
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS!
Superb Phosphate of Lime and
Bone Dust.
ALL WHO USE 1T ONCE WILL
BUY NO OTHER.

4
THE HIGH PRICE OF THE PERUVIAN
| Il Guano has done much to call the attention
| OF farmers to other fertilizers: still too many
continue using Is. Let us see some of the nd
| vantages which the Farmers and Planters,
| Super-Phosphate of Lime must have over II.
ISL. lt costs less than two-thirds as much as
Peruvian Guano.
I'd. 1t is always finely powdered, dry and in
good condition for drilling, whereasG uanois al
ways lumpy and must be prepared for the drill.
81. itls pure and unauthorized, whilcmuch
OF the Guano sold has been tempered with.
4th. 1t is not volatile, and will always re-
man III the ground when not removed by
plants; while Guano, being to n great extent
volatile, is constantly losing strength, and if
not Immediately absorbed by the plant. riycs
up its value to the air, and does not improve
the soil.
9th. Its constant and careful use will in four
or I'VE years. double the value of a farm:
whereas, by the constant application of grano,
lne land becomes poorer-as the stimulated
growth ut first accustomed by guanois not sup
ported by fcrtilzing materials, and the land is
depleted by every crop.
9Th. Wheat grown by this Superb Phosphate
VIII weigh more than where guano has been
used, and the straw being strengthened bv n
proper supply of true nourishment, will be
less likely to fall down.
. With regard to blrn-yart manure, il is
hardly necessary to say, that every prudent
farmer will husband his supply aud consume
''cr! iuuu Hlaue upon MS tarm-Stlll this sup
ply VIII bevcry much less than he will require;
ne must either purchase more, or obtain some
other fertilizer; otherwise his land will de-
crease in productivencss.
Try one Sack. Put up in 2O0lb. Bags, and
sold ut 500 per Bag, delivered free on board
Railroadat Knoxville, Tennessee.
NJ. -. silsNDFOEsD ~ CO..
Wholesale Agents for Tennessee.
Also, Dealers in Paints. Oils. Cacne Plaster.
Cement Coal Tar, and all kinds Of Chemicals.
Oct. .. 1SBS-2m-I4
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s.-A sub-com-
mtttee OF the Ways and Means Com
mittee is in session on the details and
phraseology of the new tax bill which
will not be reported for several weeks
to come.
The amount of gold in the Treasury
to-day If Sl04 .OOO.O 900, including S28, 700,
600 payable in gold certificates; the bal
ance, 70, 300 900, belongs exclusively to
the United States.
1t is estimated that the receipts of
gold from customs, from this date to
an aggregate of sos, 900 900, out Of
which there is payable on the first OF
March, "a, 500, 900, due on lO.4O bonds
and on the first of May about S27, OOO,
600, interest due on 500 bonds; leaving
balance on hand of gold, after pay.
ing all expenses, OF S9S, 500, 900, or $7l, :.
O00,0O after the coin. certificates are
deducted. These estimates are In case
no sales of gold are made between these
periods.
A delegation of Pottowamie Indians
from Kansas had an Introductory in.
terview with the Commissioner OF In
dian Affairs this morning, regarding
the general business OF their tribe. In.
dian Agent Matthews, of the Mountain
Phil. Kearney. He came the Powder
River road alone, and reports the In
dians peaceable in that section.
Notwithstanding the constant re.
trenchment now going on in the vari-
GUS bureaus of the War Department,
the pressure for appointments CON
tlnues as large as ever, the application
coming mostly from discharged sol.
diers or their widows. They are inva-
riably met with the response that it Is
impossible to make additional appoint
ments, and 1t Is even contemplated at
an early day to make a further large
decrease of the force in the department.
Notice has been given by the British
Postottice Department that on and from
the LIST OF March the single rate of post
age for letters between the United
States and East Indies and England
will be % cents per halt ounce, via
Southampton, and SO cents via Mar
settles; pre-. payment compulsory.
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FoRTIEFH CONGRESS.
SENATE.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 10, 1856

WAsH1NaToN, Feb. 10, 1868.
Several petitions were presented, in.
Guiding one by Mr.. Howard for the i'm.
provement of the harbor at New Buff.
alo. Michigan.
Mr.. Ramsey introduced a bill to
amend the postal laws and increase the
emciency of the postal service. Re-
ferred.
The Senate passed the House bill to
reduce the expenses of the War Depart
ment and for the gradual reduction OF
lished.
Mr.. Cattell, from the Committee on
Finance. reported adversely on House
Dill ioroidding the designation, as a
public depository, OF any national
bank within so miles of place where
an Assistant Treasurer IL located,
The resolution for the admission of
Mr.. Thomas, of Maryland, cameup as
the special order.
Mr.. Trumbull replied to some re-
his former speech.
Mr. johnson closed the debate in ia
vor OF the admission.
Mr.. Stewart made some remarks in
reply to Mr.. Trumbull, and after some
further debate the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Butler introduced bill to amend
an act establishing National banks, in
reference to voting by proxies, etc.
Referred.
Mr.. Starkweather introduced a bill
placing $4,000 in the hands OF the Sec
rotary OF State, to relieve the wants and
detray the expenses to the return 10
the United States of destitute citizens,
imprisoned In foreign countries with
out justice and discharged without
trial or acQuittal. Passed,
On motion of Mr.. Kerr, the Presi-
dent was requested to communicate
any report in reference to ship canal
around the falls of the Ohio river.
The House resumed the considera-
ton of the bill giving pensions to GER
tain surviving officers and soldiers of
the war of 1912.
During the debate, Mr.. Loan stated
that the amount: to be paid under
year.
After debate. Mr.. Washburne, of
Illinois, being the main opponent, the
bill passed without division.
The House went into a Committee of
the Whole, (Mr. Wilson in the Chair, J
to consider the Legislative, &C., Appro-
priation bill.
The House seconded the previous
question on the bill, and Mr.. Wash
burne said he would not press action
upon the bill this evening.
Mr.. Schenck introduced bill for the
relief OF certain exporters OF distilled
spirits. Referred to Committee on
Ways and Means.
On motion of Mr.. Schenck, the Score.
tary of State was directed to finnish in
formation In reference to the contin-
gent fund of his Department.
Adjourned,
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Mexican Newn.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, Feb. l7.-Mex
can intelligence TO the 10th says The
legislature of San Louis Potosi has
heavily taxed the wholesale merchants
ana imposed on retailers tax of per
cent. of sales. 1t also asks the general
Government to impose fine of $500
and imprisonment for six months, for
evasion OF the payment of this tax.
Col. Claude, at Calvicasi, has pro-
nounced against Rubl, the Governor.
The Apaches are numbering and
roobIng near Ures Sonora. A force has
been sent to attack them.
Gen. Regules has offered his resiRna.
ton to the Government.
Gen. Jiminez has sent to Congress-
the names OF 100 towns which have
verated against Alvarez intrigues.
revolutions and pronunciamentos are
numerous.
The troops are drilling for active SER
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BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
AdvtOes to the 18th of February

BERLIN, Feb. 1s.-Coant Bismarck
proposes the establishment at different
points of Germany of board of fed.
eral officers to examine into the condi.
ton of vessels bound for America. An
effort to prevent a repetition of the
Lebuietz horror is the immediate cause
Of this Statutory step of the government,
ANTWERP, Feb. 1s.-The losses en-
tailed by the fire at the petroleum
docks, in this city, on Saturday, fell al.
most exclusively on the Dutch and
Belgian Insurance Companies.
LONDON, Feb. 1s.-The bill for regu-
lating the Press is still under discussion
In the French Legislative body.
A violent debate took place yesteI :
day on the question of the distribution
ofthe government advertising patron
age. The opposition claimed that the
Liberal journals were justly entitled to
a share of the advertisements published
by the national and municipal authori-
ties. This was a demand not of neces-
sity, but of principle, the speakers de-
claring that in the laws for the regula-
ton of the press all Journals should be
treated with the strictest impartiality,
This effort to have the bill modified by
the insertion of provision to this eff
feet, was defeated, but the majority
against the proposition was small.
The loss OF the American bark Eure-
ka, by fire. at Antwerp, is doubted,
contradictory reports having been re-
oeived as to the name of the vessel de-
stroyed.
LONDON. Feb. 1s.-l1:l6 a. m.-U. s..
bonds nix; Erie 80.
l:2o P. M.-Consols e2sS, for both
and account; others unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 1s.-1:2O P. M.-Cot-
ton buoyant; middling uplands s<a
911d; Orleans 916a9s<d; mIddling up
lands, to arrive, 91<d. California
wheat los Id. Lard firm. Pork dull.
PARIS, Feb. 1s.-11:15 A. M.-Bourse
firm; Rentes strong.
ANTWERP, Feb. ls.-1:2O P. M.-Pe.
troleum firm.
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. l8.-The Ice gorged
In the Mississippi at Carondolet and
broke away yesterday and last night,
and this morning the river Is clear OF
ice for several miles above and be oW
the city. The prospects are for a speedy
resumption of navigation South. Boats
are already loading for points below,
The weather is clear and very mild; the
thaw extends throughout the west and
a considerable distance north. No
damage to shipping was done bv the ice
running out of the harbor.
The report published here, Sunday,
that VIM. II. Benton was about com.
promising with Geo. w. Pomeroy by
paying the latter some $500, 900, is a1.
thoritatively denied,
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New YORK, Feb. ls.-The Herald has
the following special by the Cuban
HAVANA, Feb. I7.-Advices from
Hayti, to the 18th inst, have been re.
ceived. The Solomon party fraternizes
with the Cacos In the Capital, and their
cause Is becoming very popular.
Business was recovering; coffee was
coming in great abundance from HE
Interior. Exchange on the United
States Is 81 per cent.
A Spanish steamer from Cadiz has
arrived at Havana with troops. she
stopped at Porto Rico, whence she
brings dates to the 18th,
Slight shocks of earthquakes were
still felt on that island.
The Treasury has received 800, OOC
from Havana to relieve the distress,
A railway was projected from San
usn TO Rero Pedras. Property was
cattle were frequently sold at auction
to provide for the payment OF taxes.
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New YORK, Feb. 1s-A Washington
dispatch states that private adVices
from London state that the receipt OF
Intelligence from Mexico that the
government has determined to repu.
diate all debts of foreign countries az
cept the United States, has given rise
and Intense feeling of indignation in
the English Government, and the Gov
eminent it is said is now seriously CON
templating fitting out a feet to take
possession of the ports of Mexico and
hold them until satisfactio is given.
II Is also understood that France
though consulted, has declined, for the
present, to participate.
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Foreign NeWs.-Rv MAI,

LONDON. Feb. 17.-It is reported at
Lloydeville that the bark Eureka,
Captain Holloway, from New York,
was one of the vessels destroyed by the
fire which broke out in the petroleum
feet at Antwerp.
FLORENCE, Feb. 1.-THE Herald
special says: Admiral Farragut, who
has been the recipient of marked atten.
tion of royal citizens for. some time
past. has just left the capital for Wen.
ma where he will remain short time,
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TRENTON, Feb. 1s.-In the Senate to-
day, when the joint resolution with.
drawing the assent of New Jersey to the
14th Constitutional amendment was
called up, the committee offered q
substitute: the same in effect, but pre-
sentinB reasons for withdrawal. Con-
slderation postponed till Tomorrow.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-Negotiations
to the Northern New Jersey Railroad,
by the Hudson River West Shore
Railroad Company has been COM
pleted.
Sir Edmund Head, formerly Govern
or General of Canada, died suddenly,
recently in England, in the Esd year OF
his age.
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Sergeant Bates tIIe PetIe.tr,an

MONTGOMERY, ALA.,. Feb. User
geant Bates, carrying the United States
flag, reached this city to-day. He was
met by large number of citizens in
carriages decorated with United States
flags, and band of music. About 5000
people turned out to hear the reception
speeches and welcome him. He Is the
guest of the city. All the speakers and
marshals of the day were Confederate
soldiers
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Indians ON the war Pain,

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1s.-The Fort San.
ders Index says: An army of two thou.
sand Indians are marching into the
Sweet Water country from idaho and
Montana. They are on the war path,
and have burned all the ranches North
of Soda Springs, and driven of all the
stock. They also burned the houses
and compelled the rancho men to seek
refuge in canonB.
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 17.-In the Con-
vention resolution to adjourn sine die
on Thursday, was tabled. A resolu-
ton that the members receive no pay
after the 18th, was also tabled. The
Congress of the Georgia Convention,
for thirty millions, was discussed till
adjournment,
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WELLsBURG, w. VA, Feb. 1s.-The
Bishop Campbell Will case, involving
halt a million dollars, commenced this
morning. The best legal talent of the
country is employed, among whom
are Judge Black, Gen. Garfield, Hon.
Benjamin Stanton. Hon. Geo. w. Nc
Cook, and Hon. VIM. Kennon.
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RIra.

LoCKHAvEN, Pa, Feb. 1s.-The large
tannery of O. x. Sankey was burned
on Monday morning. The loss Is esti-
mated at $1,000; no insurance. The
books and papers of the establishment
were destroyed.
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From Halifax.

HALIFAX, Feb. 1.-THE Common
House OF Assembly report that there
exists among the fishing population of
twelv cou Ities, great and widespread
destitution, and that unless extensive
and permanent arrangements for their
relief be made, many will perish from
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Boston, Feb. 17.-Levi Pickett, who
was arrested for alleged forgery in New
Hampshire, and shot while attempting
to escape, and who had subsequently
got out OF jail, was re-arrested to-day
in Boston. He was taken to New
Hampshire for trial.
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Georgia ConYentIon.

ATLANTA, GA, Feb. 1.-THE Con-
vention have stricken out, by large
majority, a clause empowering the leg
islature to alter or abolish any charter
hereafter granted. 1t is reported that
SIC, 600 will be paid to the members on
Tuesday.
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LOWELL, MASS, Feb. 1s.-By the ex-
plosion of q locomotive to-day the en-.
gineer, Geo. Spaulding, was killed, and
the fireman, Stillman White, was seri.
ously injured. Henry Smith and Mr..
Mr.. Welch, of Lowell, were also in.
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GALVESTON, TEXAS, Feb. 17.-ofacial
returns of the election in the city 0ives
for the Convention, whites, 202; coIored,
S78; votes against the Convention.
whites, III votes. Smith and Ruby
were elected.
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YoNKERs, May Q, lse4.

AeamS. Geo. c. HubbeI q %:
GENTs.-Havtng used only two bottles of
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them with the utmost confidence as Q tonic,
particularly for u change OF diet and water.
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them part of wine glass two or three times
a day. Yours respectfully,
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PEMbRoKE, ONrAR1o. N. y. Feb. IL.
The insane woman named Mn.
Weaver who was confined In Jail bere
for the murder of her i've children,
hung herself to the crate over her cell
door lRRt NIGHT o. 80 - 53ilsT : : =
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1,0OADHn "a AAaAHsseehuDpelS Golden
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MessrS. Hubbeld Co.
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READ THE EVIDENCE.
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Mcars. De1tES & Bolton.
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am, gentlemen. yours, with respect.
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NEW YORK. January II, 1855.
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PAXTON 81 oGLEBAY
Wholesale GrOc0rs

NO. 81 MAIN ST.,
WHEELING, ". va
HAVE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR
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Teas Ab
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FEBRUARY -wheat-Firm
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50 80; amber 81 81 Corn-Act:ve at a
slight decline; sales No. at SsK asec,
closing at the under figures. Oats
Steady at ESQ for No. 1. Rye-ouiet,
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