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4 Gid Reliable" Memphis and HhI.e
River rs. Mall Packet G0mPaay,
Tri.Weekly Line.
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VNHE splendid side wheel steamersCOMNER
i CIAL. LIBERTY, No. 2, and M~AYELOWER,
will form 3 Trl-Weekly line between Memphis
and White River, leaving Memphis every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, al 3 o'clock pun,
CONNECTING al Deval's BluG with trains the
Little Hcck Railroad for Little Rock, bot
SPRING and ali points in rksnsa Return
ING, via lesve Dsvalls BIuh every Monday,
wednesday and Saturday, on arrival OF the
train from Little Rock.
Commercial, capt, John Edison, leaves Mem
phis Thursday, ats O'Clock pm; Liberty, Mop,
CAPT. James alee Tuesday, az 8 O'CLOCK p.p.;
MaynoWer, Capt. VIM. J. shfor Saturday S
O'Clock p IA. C.. o. ID. bills Will be taken for re-
spongtDie parties by the line a. herefofa-s.
without q charge being made for COLLECTION
Fae steamer = ". Brooks wiHTun 10 con
cahontss on Black River, making Week.
ly trips
Thankful for the liberal patronage hestowaa
upon as during the past three YEAR. We home
by strict attention to business, 70 merit a non.
tIpuRnoe Of the same in the future.
JOHN B. DAVIS.
Supt ID. and W. r. Pckt. Co.
LARRY HARMSrAD, Agent.
Star Whsrfboat, foot Jefferson stree.
LEVY q SHARPE. Agents,
su20tf No. 20 Front Rev
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FOR RIvrR.

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pOleon, Pine Bluh, D~ardsDeie, sou
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and ali landings on the AZ
kansas liver.
". A. CALDNELL----.R. l. Haincs, -.er
This me passenger packet VIII
leave As above, on R
THURSDAY, I'D inst, al 5 pm.
Fer freight or passage Apply TO
Z. A. kENDIG, Agent.
OCH q 84FrOut ST.. MoSbv Bl0rk.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Cairo and New 0rleanS-IliinOis Central
Railroad Packets.

IFS" FALL AND WINTER A.
sz ARRANGEMENT. &SSsS
The unsurpassed Passenger Steamers
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WIZ leave CAIRO FOR NEW ORLEANS on
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as fG.loWs:
LADY GAY Saturday, September 10 Octo-
Der 5, II ana 81; November IA and IS Decem-
Ger y and n.
kD tB-SStOrdsy,S September Is October 10
aud p; November 7 and q December 5 and 10.
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JOAN W. CARROLL, Agent, st. Louis.
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r. W. LIGHIBURNE, agent, Memphis.
~. y. WOOL. AGENT. New ORLEANS. aalS I'm
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and White River u. s. Mail Pa get
Company.
u H1aSleE
This excellent steamer leaves IT -
Memphis IS above, -
SATURDAY, 2Ish inst, az 5 pm.
For freight OF passage apply to
LARRY HARASTAD. Agent,
Oc22 30 star Wharfboat. foot Jefferson S..
Memphis and White River L. :. Mail Packet
Company.
~ IL III LEI
THIS excellent steamer leaves
Memphis as above, ~
SATURDAY. 18th inst, at 5 pm.
soT freight or passage apply TO
LEVY & SHARPE, Agents.
NJ. 80 FrOaJ Row.
J. =. Saysrs. Passenger Agent. oc2 5t
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connecting al st. Louis with All tue Railroads
ana Ste snnbOaC Lines for the last,
West Sad North.
CITY OF ALfON--..--.Wm ThOmpsea master
This neb and splendid passenger F
steamer wlllsave as above On 10y
THIS DAY 2d INST, at 10 am.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-10

New Advertisements.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE NEAR MT IACE 81

& COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE NEAR MT. JACKSON.
Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit Court of
Shenandoah, in ehancery suit therein pend
ing between Lemuel IL. Rinkcr, qua rdian for
George A. Will and Sarah E. Will, orphan
children Of Joseph VIII, deceased, complain
ant, and said children and others defendants,
| shall, Saturday the 26th Ct September, 1868,
upon the premises, proceed to sell at public
sale to the highest bidder, tract Of land
containing
rs Acres, 9 Rc0as & 25 So. Perchcs,
about two miles west Of Mt Jackson on the
drains of Mill Greek. The soil is limestone
and Of fair quality; about two-thirds of the
land is cleared and the balance is i'll timber.
Terms Of Sale: = Ten per cent. in hand, 233
per cent. on the Goth Of March, 1869, one
third in one year. and the residue in two years
from the day Of sale, all the deferred payments
to bear interest from that d&y-the purchas-
er to give bonds with TWO good securities and
the title to be retained as additional security
until all the purchase money shall have been
paid 1t is probable that the purchaser, if he
desires it, can retain portion of the purchase
money for a considerable period beyond the
terms OF payment, as the parties to whom it
is coming are infants, bat this will depend
upon the action of the Court. Sale to com
mence at about o'clock, p. NJ.
aug 274w MARK BIRD, Com'r.
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BIBLE SOCIETY.

According to previous appointment, the citi-
zens of Woodstock met in the NJ Z. Church,
Sabbath evening, Sept. 9th, with view Of ia
king into consideration the propriety of orga-
nizing themselves into Bible Society.
Rev. q. II. Martin was called to the chair
The meeting was then opened with prayer by
Rev. Levi Keller; after which the chair stated
the object Of the meeting, Rev. Or. Samuel
J. Baird, agent Of the American and Virginia
Bible Societies, being present, gave an inter-
esting account of the efficiency Of these socie-
ties.
Hon. j. r. Tucker was then introduced to
the audience, and delivered very able ad-
dress, relative to the Bible and its hallow ed
influence upon society and government, and
urged specially the claims of the Virginia Di-
BILE Society.
Rev. DR.. Baird then read constitution pre-
pared for auxiliary Bible Societies.
On motion of Moses Walton, Esq, it was
Resolred, That we form ourselves into Bible
Society, auxiliary to the Virginia Bible Socie-
~, and that We Immediately proceed 70 the
election of officers.
Whereupon, Rev. g. H. Martin was elected
President; Rev. j. W. Wolfe, Vice President;
Rev. Levi Keller, Corresponding and Record
ing Secretary; Rev. j. NJ. Clymer. Treasurer.
The following persons, in connection with the
officers Of the Society, were then appointed as
members of the Executive Committee Nose,
Walton, Esq, Obed Coffman, VIM H. Bargelt
and Philip ). Fravel.
On motion, it was resolved that the Ex
Com. meet in Mr.. Walton's Office on Monday
evening at 9 o'clock.
Closed with prayer by Rev. J. M. Clymer
LEVI KELLER, Sec
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sun goes down. Who. first took up recon-
structioa under Congress It was the
brawny black man This is cur Legisla-
ture. The great question is, Am | man?
And if So | claim the rights of man.
Democratic principles will never find their
level till they find them in the regions
of Pluto and Proserpine. The Democrat
ic leaders advised the people to stay away
from tho polls, and blame them FOR negroes
holding seats ON this floor Every State
was reconstructed under the act that no
discrimination should be made on account
OF color, race, or previous condition. If
every scalawag and carpet-bagger rides in
to power, the black men will ask Congress
to take away the ballot and submit the
question to Congress, or the Convention
which made it, and will abide by their
decision. The Constitution Of the United
States don't recognize God. His name
is not in it,
If this measure is carried to-day I will
call convention Of my people, and send
for carpet baggers, 'scalawags, Yankees,
anybody, to send to the Legislature except
Georgians. You may drive US out, but
you will light torch that will never be
put out. Yuo will make US your foes, and
we will do all we can to poison our race
against the Democracy. This thing means
revolution. Look out, carpet-baggers !.
When We go they will turn you out, i'm
peach Governor Bullock, and upset the
Constitution. I.
At the afternoon session several mem
bers participated in the debete.
On the vote being taken the negroes
were declared ineligible by vote Of 50
to %, thus unseating twenty-five negroes.
Four of them, who claim to be white men,
remain, and their cases will be investiga-
ted tomorrow.
As Turner walked out of the hall he
brushed the dust from his feet The other
negroes, as they passed out, bowed to the
Speaker and waved their hats to the white
members.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-10

NIRGIN1A, TO WIT = At rules held in the
' clerks office of the county court of Shenan-
doah for the month of September, 1868; Daraet
Coverstone and Elizabeth his wife, plaintiffs,
against Jacob Lantz, exr of the last will and
testament of Jacob Niswander, decd, Samuel
M. l. anti, Philip w. Walker and
Mary Magdaline his wife, formerly Mary Mag
daline Shipe, and the unknown children of Lu-
cy Ann Barton, formerly the wife of Levi Bar
ton, now decd, deftsIn chancery.
The object OF this suit is to have settlement of
the executorial account of Jacob Lantz with the
estate Of Jacob Niswander. decd; and decree
for the payment by said executor to the lega-
tees under the will of said Niswander of the
amounts due them respectively.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that the de-
PENDANTS, the unknown Children of Lucy Ann Bar
ton, formerly wife of Levi Barton now dec ARE not
inhabitants of this State-It is ordered, That the
said defendants do appear within one month at
ter due utilization hereof, and do what is neces-
sary to protect their interest; that copy of
this order be published in some newspaper print
ed in Woodstock, once week for four successive
weeks, and copy posted at the front door of the
courthouse of said county, on the first day of the
next County Court copy-Teste,
Sep. 10, 1864 j. S. Irwin, csc
NJ BIRD. ID
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Herald .
DsTcCK, VA.
THUS SEPTEMBER 10, 1869.
EB The news from the Southern States

EY The news from the Southern States.
published in our columns to-day, while it
is by no means unlooked-for, must be re-
garded with deep regret by all good citi-
zens and friends Of peace and good order.
1t indicates that the much dreaded conflict
of races, which it was foreseen by eyery
Intelligent man must result from the rash
ness and folly of the carpet-baggers who
have come here to seek Office, has already
been inaugurated. Lead on by these vii
lains. the negroes are fastening the con-
fict. The decision af the Georgia Legis-
lature upon the question of the eligibility
of negroes to hold Office under the State
Constlstution, brings up the question 81,
negro supremacy, and it must be met at
once, VIII the action of the Legislature
be sustained, or will the negroes, under
the influence Of their rascally teachers, re-
sist, as they threaten to do? They are
thoroughly armed. and if they shall at
tempt to execute their diabolical threats,
terrible aud bloody conflict, which vii!
not be confined to Georgia, but will in
volve the whole South, may be near at
hand. 1t is just to the whites to say that
they are using every effort to prevent a
conflict in which they must certainly suf-
fer to an extent that must make every
heart shudder, and in which it is morally
certain the negro and those who have Sc
duced him shall share the same disastrous
fate. Well did General Forrest say, in
speech recently delivered by him in Tenn
essec, that when Brownlow shall attempt
to carry cut his threat to exterminate the
Democrats from that State, by arming the
negroes, he would not waste his ammu-
milton upon the negroes, bat would use it
to kill carpet-baggers and scallawags, who
were the real authors of all the difficulties
that have been created between the whites
and the blacks
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MARRIED.

On the Sd inst, by Rev. John W. Wolfe, Mr..
SHIPp, - all of this county.
On the 30th ult., by Rev. H. Shaull,
Mr.. BENJAMIN Hottie and Miss ANNIE STRAW.
DERMAN,-all of this county.
On the Sd inst, by Rev. Levi Keller, Mr..
JAMES R. Bowman and Miss MARY CATHARINE
SNAnR,-all of this county.
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. Lev Keller, Maj.
VIM II. MILLER and Miss MATTE NJ MILLER,
all of this county.
On the Sd inst, by Rev. II. Shaull, Mr. HEN
RY j. REED, of Hardy county, and Miss EMMA
T. BARToN,-of this county.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-10

Eg The Radical newspapers are crow
ing tremendously over the ''Great Victo-
ry" achieved by them in the great State
OF Vermont. We are exultingly told that
they have carried the State by an increas-
ed majority. Why did they not tell US that
the Dutch have taken Holland? Can any
man now living remember when Vermont
last voted the Democratic ticket? Has
not Vermont voted against the Democracy
from time immemorial, whereof the mem
DRY of man runneth not to the contrary 2?
She has certainly not cast her vote with
the Democracy within the past thirty
years. or more, and no well-informed Dem
ocrat expected or believed that she would
do SO now. If she had gone for the Rad
ieals by million mojority. it would not
have disappointed anybody. Then let
the Radicals crow away. fit does them
any good, it does the Democracy no harm.
1t may be OF some practical benefit to these
jubilant gentlemen to call thor attention
to the fact. which they seem to have for
gotten, that Kentucky has also recently
voted for the Democracy by nearly hun
dred thousand majority. We wish them to
remember, too, that "old Kaintuck" gen
orally voted against the Democracy in an
tie Jel3una times Vermont has not chang
ed Kentucky has. Do the Dutch deserve
any credit for having taken Holland !?
Neither have the Radicals gained any
thing, or obtained the least advantage to
their party by carrying Vermont at the
recent election.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-10

In General Grants order Of February
II, 1866, in regard to newspapers, lie de-
clared that the persistent publication of
articles calculated to keep up hostility Of
feeling bet,ceem the people Of different sec
tons Of the country cannot be tolerated -
II that order were enforced to day, how
many newspapers would be left to advocate
the General who promulgated it?
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COMMISSIONED s'OFFICE,

The parties, compliments and defendants,
are hereby notified tina; have appointed the
l2th day Of Oetober next, if fair, il not ,the next
fair day thereafter, at my said office, to take
the accounts required by the foregoing decree
at which time and place you are required to
attend. Given under my. hand, as conm'r of
the said court, h. day and year first aforesaid
sept LOW G w. MITFY
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-10

ATLANTA, Ga, September 3.-The
House yesterday resolved to hold two ses-
sions a DAY during the eligibility discus
sion
This morning, in the House, Turner
(negro) consumed the morning session by
courtesy. He said he was entitled to a
seat, and would not cringe nor beg it.
There was no parallel in the history of the
world to the scene presented here to-day.
Never before was man arraigned before a
legislative body for an offence committed
BY God himself. The speaker did not
Anow until within the past three weeks the
secility of the Anglo-Saxon race. The
.ous question under discussion will
Ned to-day. but will be handed
V generations as long as the
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4 Small but Valuable Farm
ON LINVlLL'S CREE

& oLIaN OUT Valuable Farm
Il ON LIN WILLIS CREEK
AT PRIVATE SALE.
We wish TO sell our Farm OIL Linvilrs Creek,
Rockingham county. 1t contains
1888 ACRES,
and lies in the very heart of tho beautiful
Linvill Greek Valley, within half mile OF the
o., 4. & NJ. e. Railroad. There are 10 acres
of good watered meadow on the place, which
is one of The most productive on the Creek
1t has on it an Orchard of excellent Fruit
The farm is divided into fields of about ten
acres each, with q spring Of water in every
field. The buildings are Indifferent The
farm is well enclosed. Th3re are about 20
acres Of good timbered land upon the place.
The farm will be sold a bargain, ami upon
accommodating terms. Apply to
DENVER & WARTAIANN,
Register Office, Harrisonburg, Va.
aug q, '68.6m
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New A advertisements.
Virginia Female ms s.ituue
STANTON, VA.

i'HE next session will begin on the last We'd
| nesday in September. A full corps (thirteen)
of experienced Professors and Teachers The
Music Department. is furnished with new first
class Pianos and Organ.
Terms as low is consistent with the best
advantages. For Circulars, &C., address
Rev. r. Ii. PHILLIPS, Principal,
Or Rev. ]. e. WHEAT, " Principal
Reference to former Patrons: Gen. Robert
j. Lee; Hon. John B. Brldwin; lion. A. T.
Capcrton; Hon. Hugh W. Sheffey; Hon. r.
W. Walker, Ala: Gen. G. W. Pettus, Ala.
Gen. John Fchols; Professor Maupin, Univer-
sity of Virginia, sc, sc.
Aug 621n IS
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WOODSTOCK
h2AluE ACADEMY.

JOHN II. GRABiLL, Il. NJ, Principal.
lE'iiE sixth session will begin on the first Mon
day III September and close on the last FRS
DAY in January. Students are charged from
date of entrance to close Of the session. In
all cases full contingent fee is required.
Terms per Session:
Reading, Writing and Spelling .........$ CO
Geography, Eng. Grammar, first party
Elementary Arithmeic,....... ....... 10 0G
Intermediate Glass ........................ - sc
Junior Observation-Disclosures. Is OF
Senior..... ................ 20 u
Practical Suy yeying, with use Of Instru
ment $500. ..................... OF
limited number of students will be re-
ceived into the family of tue Principal. For
further particulars apply for Circular.
Aug Z, 1863
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.


I Q Joseph Keller, complainant, and Mary
A. Hurn, widow. David Diller and Martha
Z. his wife, Madison Spengler and Helen L.
his wife, Levi Keller and Mary his wife,
Ellen Hurn, Luther Hurn, John D. Hurn,
and VIM Smith Arthur, guardian ad item
for Fannie Hurn. and Luther Hurn and Da-
vid NJ. Spengler, admins traitors of Isaac
Hurn, deed, Northumberland the creditors
of the estate of Isaac Hum, decd, and all
others concerned:
You are hereby notified that I have appointed
the 18Th day Of October, 1858, at my said Office,
to state, settle, ard adjust the admin istration
account Of Luther Hurn and David NJ Spen-
gler, adm'rs of Isaac Hurn, decd. and take
proof Of the outstanding debts or demands
against the said intestate or his estate-ascer-
tain the real estate Of which said Isaac Hurn
died seized, and it's gross annual value, and
any other matter deemed pertinent, or which
either party may require-required by de-
cree of the circuit court eff Shenandoah coun-
ty, rendered on the I'd day of September, '66
in a suit in chancery in said court. in which
you are parties-at which time and place you
required to attend. Given under my hand
as commissioner OF said court, the day and
year first aforesaid.
sept LOW GEO. W. MILEY.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

All parties knowing themselves to be indebted
to the estate of Stephen Bowman, decd, are
requested to come forward and make payment;
those who have claims against the estate will
present the same, properly authenticated.
JOHN PInKEY, Admir-.
Sept. LOW
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S. E 4 SB It + G
Male and Female Ac0de m q.
e. PAINTER. 4. NJ, Principal.

/ he exercises of this Institution will be
resumed on the first Monday in September.
The Scholastic Year will be divided into
two Sessions of five months each, without in
PERMISSION.
AL Students will be charged from the date
Of admission until the end OF the session, ex-
cept by special contract before entering the
school.
The only contingent fee required will be what
is necessary to supply the school with fuel.
Strasburg has facilities OF access not sur
passed by any town in the Valley, being stu
ated upon the O., \. s VI. G. Railroad and
the terminus of the proposed extension OF the
Winchester and Potomac Railroad
No efforts viii be spared to establish first
class Academy worthy the patronage Of the
community.
Board can be procured at private houses on
very reasonable terms.
Terms of Tuition regulated by the Board of
Trustees, and the same as heretofore publish
ed. Taug 81, '68.2m
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
Woodstock, Sept 10, 1868.
To P. j. Fravel. S. p, &C., complainant, and
John Sager admir- George KILLER, decd, deft,
and the creditors OF the estatd OF the said
G. KILLER, decd, and all others concerned:
I GU are hereby Notified that l have fixed
on the Sd day of October nert, at my said office,
to examine, state settle and adjust the accounts
of John Sager, admir- of the estate of George
Kibler, decd, and take proof of debts or de-
mands against the said decedent or his estate
and state specially any matter deemed peril
nent, or which either party may require
required by decree Of the circuit court Of
Shenandoah county, rendered on the lst day
of September, 1068-at which time and place
you are required to attend. Given under my
hand, as comm'r of said court, the day and
year first aforesaid
sept l0-4w GEO W. MILEY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-10
BOOKS! BOOKS! DOCKS!

gC0T"S, DICKENS'S AND MULBACH'S
j works complete in sets or single numbers
AT Barrel is Book and Stationery Store.
Maryatt's Novels, Dime Novels, and large
variety OF the latest and most popular Novels
just received and for sale cheap at Bargelt's.
letter Writer'S, Fortune TelIcrs, Song Books
Ready keckoners, and 4 general variety of
Books, at Bargelt's.
Blank Books, Diarys, Pass Books, Memoran-
dun Books, of every variety Of price and size
for sale cheap al Bargetts Book & Stationery
Store.
Blank Cards. Visiting Cards, Photograph AL
buns, Photographs and Lithographa CT South
ern Generals. and large variety Of fancy
pictures, for sale at Bargelt's.
School Books Of every description at publish
ers' prices. Stationery, States Copy Books,
Pens. inks, Paper, Envelopes, full aSsortmt
constantly Oh hand, at Bargelts.
WATCHES American English, Anchor and
Climber Watches, all warranted as represent
Ell and for sale very low; Also gold & common
Rreastpins and Ear Rings in sets or single,
Bracelets, Finger Rings, Lockcts, Pencils,
Pens, Guard and Vest Chains, Necklaces,
Armlets, 4 large and beautiful assortment, at
batgelI's Watch 1. JeWelry and Book Il Sta
tonery Store.
perfumery, Hair Oils, Pomades Hair and
Tooth Brushes, full assortment always on
hand at BARGELT'S.
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IMPORTANT FROM GEORGIA.

The Negro Members Declared Ineligible BY
q Vote of 80 to 23-Their k1it from,
the House-7hey Propose to Ran Car
pet Boggers against Georyians.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
ROANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM. VA.

OOLLLOE, DALEM, a.
YENHE next session. will open Sept lst with a
full corps of professors and tutors. Entire
expenses in all departments for ten months ses-
sion, including Board, Tuition, Fuel, Washing,
lncidentals, is SECS.
For further information inquire of the Presi-
dent. Rev. D. f. BITTLE ID. ID.
July 8, 49,