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- 80, I:,;,,,. Bankers aud Corporations subject
to check al sight, AID interest allowed at the rate
OF FOUR PEI. CENT. per annu:n.
crnTIFICA rES OF DEPOSIT issued, bearing FOUR
PER CENT. interest rayab!e on demand, or aficr
coll J,ECIIuNS maln en- all accessible points in the
United Suites, { NADIA AMI Europe Dividends and
Courons also collected, and all most promptly ac-
counted for.
ORDERS promptly executed, for the purchase OF
Cold also, Government and other Securities, on
commission.
INFORMATION furnished. and Purchases OF Ez-
changes ni securities made fcr investors.
EtGO IIATi0NS OF Loans and Foreign E1cnapSe
elected. Gmos September -
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IA&I.
OFFICE CHARLESTON tifr HiiLTA" ru..l
'oEHE:: nRoAD AID East !iaV sII:.:I.-s,
CHARLESTON, so g. Eovember :%'.o.
SCHEDULE Or iH& CHARLESTON CITP
R.iILE,iF CO.uEiNI
ki1;G-siEE LINE.
Leave Lppcr Termi.!AS Lcav: i12tr Tsrmt.~s
II 7SOA.M., and y; IG;cr. al IN, AM Al in:er-
vals OF ten no. minutes vais {. ten l0 minutes
during the day till the daring tne day ill 9
last trip at Pm. p.M.
N.k.-Lcave the B:t,,y as follows: On the hoUr,
and ten tl0l m'natss OF the hour, f;om 4. u,
4. VI. Ever! other trip from the old PoSto;ice.
RU1LEDGE.srREEI Line.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Low'r Term,nu,
1T 73U A. NJ and Ut inter- at EOS NJ. and at inter-
vas OF twelve IL minutes walls Of twelve I2' min
during tie day till 81 utes during the day ill
PM. 9P.&.
N.B.-Leave tie Battery at ssren.een II MINUTES
Gt,eI tie hour, and Joyiy-ons l1 mintes ai'er the
hour, ntl scrsne.n ~ minutes past Evcr, oicer
trip tro.I tie Old Posiolhcc
SUND.tI SCi[EDCLE
KING-sTE&ET LINE.
Leave Cpper 7srm'mEs Leave the 12Esr Ierh''.
al 0 An. and at inter ms at :. 80 An, AMI at
y:!s OF dttcen i!5i min intervals o: rfcen li1l
ues iii 100 r. " minutes ;:!l '.2l z. ".
NB-Au the trips are 20 tie Battery except the
last trip OF each car.
EU1LEDGE-STREET LINE.
Leave Urper Terminus Leave Lolecr Termtru,
at 0 ~, and ut inter- at 9.35 a. ", and Al inter.
yals of every twenty t20 walls OF every twenty ,lU)
minutes TIL Go N. minutes til 40 III.
N.B.-All the trips arc to the Battery except tho
W RAMSAY,
November . Secretary end Treasurer
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tNILLiAMs {; GUEo2,
No. Il V4LL. STREET, NEV YORK.
Issue Circular letter, of Credit Through
ALEX. 8. rLTGIE & CO., London.
AVAILABLE FOR TRAVELLERS II ALL
PARIS OF EUROPE, &c.
Sterling Exchange at Sight and Sixty Days.
Orders for STOCKS, n0ND' ald MERCHAN.
DISE executed il oattou by Cable or slaii.
September ~ LIMOS
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ArIlVe u saVannah ISllndays eycepted a.. g 90
FassehSers 10 star west OF Lawton and Live
Oak take Day Train from Savannah.
Passengers from l3ainbridge connect at Lawton
with Express Trnin for Savannah ct 90 M
PASSENGERS from Tallahassee by Day f.ain connect
at Live Ok with Express Train for Savannah at II 40
L. NJ.
Sleeping Cars on Express Trains.
NO change between Jacksonville and Savannah on
Express Train.
steamers leave st Narts for New Orleans. Spa-
lachicola and Pensacola every FRIDAY
leave st Marks for Havana. Ee, West Cedar Etys
and ] ampa every Wednesday.
Steame's 8 leave jacksonville for Pa:atLa, Enter
prise and all points on the St Johns River every
Sunday and Wednesday at Q 90 a. NJ.
II. $. HAINES.
November 2 emo General superintendent.
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alarinf llrlp5.
Ai.rIycl EestcYitHT.

..,>. - ~, ,>'s-~ 1.'>' -
Port of Charleston, Nov'be1'
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shipnc1ys by Telegraph

SAVANNAH, November S.-saiieJ, tic steamship
Leo, for New York.
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Stoc': in the interior towns Cctooer Ii. 1863, 81,
Sill bales, against 23 S37 bale; s1inc tine last year
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Tic steamship Fa!con, Ho-sey irora this peri. az,
rived at Baltimore on MONDAY. she experienced
heavy weather Oh the passage.
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Markets by Telegraph.
EoppIGN MARKETS,

FOREIGN MARkEIS.
IoSroS, November 3--Noor.--Sonsois 94'J'
Binds steady at Az sugcr quiet rcd stesdy. La
low SIS G..
Evcu,ne.-consols 94's. Bonds 7i2S
L1vERroo1, November 3--Noon.-.Coton hrln'
sales Il, 600 bales.
Two p. M.-cottoa firm. Yarns quiet. Bacon
unchanged. Lard declining at CT Cd. Pork quiet
Beef 92s 6i.
Evening steady; sales aO9O bales. Com.
mon rosin IS Cd.
dAvEE, November Glow middiins cotton ahoat
easier.
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something of positive character will be donC
shortly 10 secure recognition of the right Oh
American. citizens abroad. Tho resolut'on
was, however, rather too strong, and confer 60
too much power upon tho President else IL
would doubtless have passed.
MIR. Summers term as Senator expires on
the 4th OF March, 1869, and members OF MS
party are already intrigueins to secure tne
succession. There are several asplrants 1or
the place instead of MIR. Sumner, and some OF
them declare that they will take back seats no
longer, but intend "to 60 for him." Generals
Banks and Butler are both desirous OF the po-
sition, but Governor Bullock is said to have
the inside track, and Massachusetts people say
that the great orator and scholar will accom-
pany Mr.. Wade in his retirement to private
life O. twelyemonth hence.
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The Question of veracity.


We publish to-day, in ertenso, the CORES
oondence between the President and Gene
ral GRANT, laid before Congress, in rela-
sion to the recent transfer of the war Office
from the Secretary ad interim to Mr.. STAN
TON. The controversy is one much to be
lamented by every American. High digni-
taries like the President and the generalis-
simo should not wash their dirty linen in
public. General GRANT undoubtedly comes
out of the fight second best, but the glory of
victory to his antagonist is of the smallest.
The correspondence, if we mistake not, will,
in after years, be classed with Mrs. LIN
coins letters, advertising her wardrobe,
",he presents of her dear friends"
We do not like to think evil of men in
such high positions. Yet we have no choice.
The President and General GRANT cannot
both be right One OF the other has been
guilty Of regeneration, to use no harsher
term { aud, to cur, humble understanding, it
is very clear Iii the lodging was not on
the part of MIR. JOHNSON. General GRANT
stands convicted by his own letters.
Mr.. JOHNSON will be blamed, we presume,
in calling to his council board man on
whom, it appears, he could not depend. He
was wrong in entrusting him with charge
at once so delicate and responsible. He
should have been sure of his man before
making 30 much hinge upon the faith and
honor of that man.
In connection with the subject we may
furthermore state that the resolution adopt
ed in the House on Monday, calling for the
correspondence between the President and
General GRANT relative to the surrender OF
the War Department to Mr.. STANTON, and
the circumstances that followed, was intro
duced by Mr.. HUBBARD, probably an hour
before General GRANTS last letter was
placed in the Presidents hands, and GER
tainly before the correspondence was;i)i''.
as will appear when all of the lo't'fs =
be made public. From all ..'' acc m
stances, it appears as thoi5i l. resolution
had been prepared oy .ir. STANTON, who
was furnished ~ General GRANT with
copies, or permir,cd 10 read the original
correspondence.
Mr. ,.AAioy, it is now positively under
,t,v WI not resign his office, although,
u, i ears from tho correspondence, both
t,tral GRANT and General SHERMAN think
the good of the country requires srch action
on his part.
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Removals..
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educational.
SATURDAY NORMAL SCHUOL.

TNHE COMMISSIONERS OF FRFE SCHOOLS
i Will open, on Saturday, 9th instant, at the Nor
NAL School No 8 st. Phihp-'treet, SCHOOL ior
the improvement of the Female Teachers now IN
their employ and for the instruct on of other young
lauies who nay desire TO fl thems Ives 10 become
teachers. Th School will be open every SATURDAY
from 8 A. IL b 12M.
Young hdies not connected with the Public
Schools, VIII. wish to avail themselves Of the oppor.
tunity now Of red to obtain ton in tho rt of
teaching, oaobtain any information in reference to
the School byerp.:c.acp to the undersigned at his
Office IN the Normal school building, any day be-
tween the hous Of eRnd "a.
By order ofihe Board
T. MONTAGUE GRIMKE.
February7 2 this3 Secretary.
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fEAR COLUMBIA, 8. C.
Under TEE PATRONAGE OF TIE RIGHT
~ Rev. Blslop Lynch.
The First Session. OF 1883 will begin on the Is
February and nd on the LIST July
For circulars address The
January IL limo MOTHER SUPERIOR.
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NIGHT sCHOUL! NIGHT SCHOOL!
No. So WENTWOR rH.STREET, LECTURE ROOM
OF ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
VNHE HOURS FOR rHE EXEkCI>ES In ARITH-
!; MErIC, WRITING, hhADlNG, GILMAN and
AGLlSd GRAMMAR are from z to O'Clock P. NJ.
Tms-S2 per month IN advance
I2k-keeping charged extra.
OemDer2 G. Fl. BERGMAN.
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DINANCE

To ABOLISH TEE OF KEEPER OF 81. Nj.
= CLOCK.
Be it ordointdhe onico Of Keeper of st.
Michaels Cloclud lie same is hereby
abolished.
Ratified in City this twenty-eighth day of
January, In tlpf our Lord ono thousand
eight hundred, eight.
Il. 81 !. G. GAILLARD. Mayor.
W. q. SMITH, Council.
January 81 20
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Observation-Disclosures
RDINANCE

TO PROVIDE FonIo -IDAT1oN OF THE INTEREST
ON THE DEBT CITY WHICH ACCRUED ON 3IsT
DAY OF DEckAsT.
Be il ordainse Mayor and Aldermen ~ City
Council ss,n,bh for the purpose Of fliQuid ting
the interest oDublic debt OF the q y, which
accrued on theay Of December last. Six Per
Cent. Stock, ely on the Corporation Of the
CITY of Char estll bo issued under the direc.
tion of the Mayo persons holding Stocks or
Bonds OF the Cit entitled to receive the inter-
est accrued that the tiIne above stated, the
said Stock to erest alter the rate Of six per
cent. per annumle quarterly, redecmable In
thirty years frui Provided, That no part of
said Stock shalsued for any sum less than
twenty dollars, oy fractional patio dollar.
Provided, also. Il sums for less than twenty
doll rs and formal parts of dollar shall be
paid in City Bill
SEC Q. / hat Il of certificates and mode Of
transfer OF said sn, ii be subject to the sam,
regulations US nj in relation to other six Per
Cent Stocks OFT
Ratified IN Cltyl this twenty-eighth day of
Jauuary, In { of our Lord Que thousand
sight hupdredty.eight.
Isl P. G. GalLLARD, Mayor.
W. u. SMITH, Council.
january 81 limo
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GitrAopfrtisfmfnts.

OFFICE CFHN OF CITY DETECT
IVES.
eHAsToN, $. G., February s, 1853.
n ECOvEREDD BROUGHTTO T. HIS OFFICE,
III ONE CLIO TWO pair Pants, two Sacks, one
Vest, ons Night IN, and one pair Drawers.
Parties losing same will please call, prove
property and papenses.
W. Il. HENDRICKS,
First I. and Chief of City Detectives.
February
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dissolution.

SSSULUTIUN,
fTIHE C0PARIERSHTP hEnETOFORE EXIS-
i TING undehe name of MCMILLAN l. JOW-
lit, is this dsj solved by mutual consent. J. W.
MCMILLAN is me authorized to settle the affairs
OF the concern.
JAS. ". MCMILLAN,
February THAD. C. JOWITT.
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for Salt.

TOR SALE, THAT (THREE STORlEs)
EAsTTtNEMEN1 HOUSE Oh nortn side 1raod-
street known as NJ. %, AID Lot L. measur1ns
thi ty 1907 feet front and two hundred ana seventy
i've i275 .eeL Deep more or less. Apply 10 Mr' u.
W. UINGLE, No. 81 Broad-street-
February
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do Rfnt.

IN0 RENT. PART OF A HOUSE dJN.
TANNING THREE ROOMS, all on the se9nd
foor am In frst-rate order If desired, one r4m
on the frst floor can be lad, at No. SO BEAUFAN-
STREET. Apply ON THE PREMISES. ~
January q tulne
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THUNnERsIGNED

THICNOEKS1GNED
WILL CONTlE TIE BOOKArD JOB PEINT.
w ING bpsiB on his own account, at No. 80
Hsyne.street, anoIicits continuation Of the pat-
ronas of bis tri q and tho public. Having o large
assortment OF ncype, necessary machinery, q fine
stock OF paper. d. &C., will execute oil orders
entrusted to him q superior style, with accuracy
sutl promptnessd at such rates as 20 defy COM
petition. JAS. ". MCMlL Ian.
February
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-nR SALE. VALUABLE BUILDING G LOT
on Rutledgs Avenue. Lot so by 2l6 By
T. L. BARRE,
Fobr,,arva limo No. ltl Ea Bay.
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JooR SALE OR TO RENT, DWELLING
HOUSE AND LOT, No. SO Rutledge Avenue.
A'' w - L. L. BARRE,
Fahr,,arvs limo No. l4l East Bay.
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nON,T FAIL To TR * THE CELEBRA-
TED SOUTHERN IONIC, PANKNIN'S HE
PATIO BITTEIS an unfailing rtmedy tor al DIS
ases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Drungists
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Do,,r FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA.
TE0 SOUTHERN TONIC. PANKNIN's He
Patio B TIERS unfaihng remedy for au DIS
sale by all Druggists. 1yr November n
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1I,O RENT, A PART OF HOUSE AND
Kitchen, In Wentworth-street, near st. Phlnp'
.Cr,v at RAJ. OFFI, E. February
mo KENT, A MOST DESIRABLE BRICK
BIZ, lDRNCE, situated In Elisabeth h-atreet, No.
63. two doors north OF Aiken's BOW, community as
four square rooms with panry and dressing rooms,
and a.tj,s, with all necessary outuuildnge. For
,erns apply to W. IT, mniLDn1' W.
January 81
nm KENT. TIE PREMISES AT THE
northwest corner Of heid and Meeting streets
ADply at No. 81 BRUAD-,TkEEr. January rs
rJ,o rent, A PIANO IN GOOD ORDER.
D7n uENT-AN EXCELLENT CHANCE
FOB YOUNG BAKkR TO MAX .IAhT.E
ma we'll known OLD AND AS BAhEhf a. a.
summ.ryillu, i. c., near tho depot Inquire at
No 195EAST BAY. oanuNy - a
TuR RENT, PART OF A DELIGAL-
FULLY SITUATED MANSION, In the sou soula, y,
western portion OF the city, consisting OF sute ol
three or four spacious rooms on The first foor WIN
kitohep aud servants apartments; TO- iefms mou'-
rata. Address IA" Daily News ohoe.
fIovomber 10
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T,OK SALE, FIFTEEN GOOD AND SER
VICEAbLE MULES, on easy and accommodate
'ns 'eA wAEESER, heath & MoNsEEs,
February 8 No. ls5 East Bay.
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DANNG SCHOOL BY MONS. BERGER
AT MASONIC HALL.
hE eLY SCHOOL IN CHARLESTON KEPT
oy AL ,ASr- Il and Professional Man.
ToI 20. ~ i,rs apply at Mrs. FlNNEY'S, No. 190
hineooee WIS February
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MaisfeaanfOus.

DON,T FAIL To TRY THE CELEBRA-
ID TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNlN he
PATIO BlTTERS, an untailing remedy for all Dis
eases Of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. for
sale nv nll DruYpists.
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LIME, u

mCs
AT REDUCED PRICES.
TUE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE LRECTED LIME
i KILN on the site of the old Cannonsboro'
Mill, nfxt Savannah abroad Wharf, and would bs
happy to supply their hiends and customers with
LIZZIE burnt from the best rock imported from
prices:
Lime per barrel exclusive Of barreD
from the KILN. :.......... ..s1.26 per Dbl.
Lime per barrel with barre from
Lne Alu. per Dbl.
Lime per barrel, from Store on ven-
due Range. ,S176 per bbl
The Lime Is warranted to be equal to any import
ed from Maine.
Terms cash. OLNEY & CO.,
Nos 9, II and 13 vendue Range,
February And Foot Mill.street.
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DON,T FAIL TOTRY THE CELEBKA-
TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKN1N'S He
PATIO BITIE ERS, an unfaling remedy for an LIS
easea of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists.
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OEa ISLAND AND UPLAND COTTUN
- AND RICE PLANTATIONS, FARMS and CITY
PROPERTY of all kinds for SALE and LEASE by
CLIFFORD MArHEWES,
Real Estate Agents, No. 90 Broad street
November 'nio'
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DON,r FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA-
TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S HE
PATIO BITTER5, an unfailing remedy ior oii DIS DIS
ems, a OF the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists.
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DON,T FAIL To TRY THE CELEBKA-
TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNlN'S be
PATIO BITTERs, an untniling remedy Tor Oil DIS
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sala by all Druggi ts
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nON,r FAIL TUTRY THE CELEBRA-
TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S He
PATIO BITTER an unfailng remedy Tor ali DIS
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver For
sale by oil Druggists.
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mo RENT, A PART OF HOUSE AND
kitchen, In Wentworth-street, near st. Phinp p
.,,,,, at iii. OFF, F. February
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DON,T FAIL TOTRY THE CELEBkA-
TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNlN'S he
PATIO BITTERS, ON unfa1ling remedy Ior all DIS
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. for
enIe by all DruQpists.
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DON,T FAIL To TRY THE CELEBRA-
TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKN1N'S BE-
PATIO BlTTERS, an unfailng remedy for all Dis
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
eole nv all DruppigtI.
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nON,r Fail TOTRY THE CELEBRA-
TED SOUTHERN IONIC, PANKNIN'S BE
PATIO BIT1ERS, an unfaliing remedy Ior aii LIS LIS
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists.
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nON,T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBKA-
TED SOUTHERN IONIC, PANKNIN'S He
PATIO BITIERS, an unfaihug remedy for oil DIS
s,sea n the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists.
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SOUTHERN JOURNAL o. EDUCATION.
OFFICE sgP'T PUBLIC 1ssyiEGcrloS, FRAN
EOET, Ky,

OFFICE sgP'T PUBLIC INsTRGcrloN, FRAN
FORT, KY. p %.
The Southern States have unit of interest
in tue great measures OF educational reform,
both of q public and private character which
are, and are to be, inanglrated throughout
our section. The wreck and destruction of
slch institutions and interests consequent
upen the war and the usurpation by the
dominant power OF the peoples rights con>
Sspfre TO make ihe eqnestions involved original
aud peculiar. We have no common organ
of communication and no sdyocaie of our
peculiar interest throughout tine States of
tue South. Kentucky is awakening and
moving TO complete her sch0ol-System, as
we'll as to place herself in the font rank OF.
true educational reform - fE2e~
What she needs every State in the South
.Beeds,-just whist will interest all! Wirh
The two. ield object Of meeting special and
general necessity at the same lime, the Su>
pclinteGdent Of Public Insi ACTION for Ken>
rHcky bas associated himself with John T.
fearn of The Saulhern Journal Of Education
for the purpose of conducting such repre>
sentative organ as our section needs.
This periodical has been conducted sue
cessfully for sne year, and is highly -en-
fdorsed BY Southern Educators and Editors
It is a 4S page octave mopthly, and fur
nished at 50 per year; single copies 20 cents.
All articles for insertion TO be addressed to
Z. F. Smith, Superintendent of Public In
structioB, Frankfort, KY, and business COM
munica, IONS 10 John T. Hearn, ShelbyYille,
KY. -.. -.
TX