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Approved, jane rs, 1868.



fPuBLtc-No. So
An Acr TO amend an act entitled IAN act to
provide for carrying the mails from the Uni.
ted States to foreign ports, and for other
purposes" approved March twenty-five.
eighteen hundred and sixty four.
Be IL enacted By the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States Of dmsri.
ca ~ Congress assembled, That the operation
Of the fourth section Of m act 10 provide for
carrying tho mails Of the United States TO
foreign ports, and for other purposes, approved
March twenty -ffth, eighteen hundred and
sixty -four, shall cease and determine on and
after the thirtieth day Of September, eighteen
hundred and sixty. eight.
Approved, June rs, 1868.
Hpo'ns THIRD MILITARY DIsrRIcr,)
(DEPr. or GEORGIA, FLA, AND ALA.,)
ATLANTA, GA, July IA, 1868.
General Orders No. l0l.
Whereas official information has been re-
ceived at these headquarters from the Cover
nor elect Of the State Of Alabama that the
Legislature Of said State, elected under the
provisions Of General Order No. 10l, series Of
1865, from these headquarters, has assem-
bled and complied with the regulations Of the
act Of Congress, which became Law June IS,
1888, entitled IAN act to admit the States Of
Georgia, Alabama, and Florida 10 representa-
tion in Congress-" and whereas said act states
that on compliance with the conditions therein
set forth by any State, the officers Of said
State duly elected and qualified under the con.
stitution thereof shall be inaugurated without
delay 1t is therefore ordered,
i. That all civil officers holding Office In the
State, whether by military appointment OF
failure to have successors qualified, shall
promptly yield their Offices and turn over Ia
their properly elected and qualified successors
all public property, archives, books, records,
&C.. belonging to the same.
II. Whenever the military commander Of
the sub district Of Alabama is officially motif
fed of the Inauguration Of the State govern.
ment elect, military authority under the acts
Of Congress known as the reconstruction laws
will DO at an end in said State; and II is made
the duty Of tho sub.district commander to
transfer everything Rppertainiug to tho gov.
eminent Of said State TO the proper civil
officers, and 10 abstain In future, upon any
preteXt whatever, from any interference with
or control over the civil authorities Of the
State, or the persons aud property Of the citi
zens thereof.
III. On the Inauguration of the civil govern
ment, all prisoners held in custody or BY bond
for offences against the civil law will be turned
over to the proper civil authority. In The
meantime writs of habeaS corpus from United
States courts will be respectfully obsyed ant
tho decisions conformed to. Writs from Stat,
courts will have respectful returns made
stating prisoners are held by authority of tn,
United States, and can only be released By
writs issued by United States courts.
By order of Major General Meade.
| X. G, DRUM
| Assistant Adjutant General.
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jols.Thsw Acting Commissionsr Of Pstsnl
DBPARTMEET or THE INTERIOR,

~ UNITED srArEs PATBsT OrPioB,
WAsHIEaros, May 10, lsss.
On the petition Of ABSER wHirEIEY, Of spring
field, Ohio, praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him the 22d day Of August, 1854, and
Ielssued the sth day q January, 1856, for an Inn
Tor seven yea RS from the OF said patent
which takes place on the I'D day Of August, lses;
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 10Th day OF August
next, ut u o'clock IN. and all persons are notified
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
Ale In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least tteenY days before the
day OF hearing all testimony hed by either party,
to be used At the said hearing. must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
Office. which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions aud other papers. relied upon n. testl
mony, must be hled In The Office tcenty days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any, within
ten days after nling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the REPUBLICAN, and InteiIioencer, Washington D,
c.. andin tho Epenfng Chronicle, Cinc nnat Ohio,
once week for three successive weeks; the 1rst
q said publications to BE- at least sixty days pro-
my8-Tu3t Acting Commissioner of Patents
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lPUBLIC-No. 49.l
An ACT to extend the boundaries OF tho oollec.
ton district Of Philadelphia so as to include
the whole consolidated city of Philadelphia
-Bs Il tuaeisa By Ms Senate and HOaJs Of
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WILMINGTON. AND BAL.

PHILADELRRnIalaos y w hHiIESES AND BAL
TINE TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, April 18th. 1893.
Trains for Baltimore and Washington leave Phila-
Asa. m, Express Mondays eIesptsdO II. As q.
a., Express, S0op. N. Express and ii.oo .. m. I,
TSSS ~ RE E5s' 81 Rs'FSs a fHtADr1
hsss: D'lp'5' Ispis Is' as No. o.: e.
pre'a' s'Sp' M, u Enpsevs.I p.,r
Le.ye Philadei pSis Tor Baltimore and Washington
f::; ;: B:i ne fsi Esg 4s4s I.
milo milo DAi y. Ksskgf. Superintendent.
1857 rrsssyfGEEEktSffA ROUTE 1867
TO THE S Welt spRSo s sSRhBU AED
On and after MAY 2ith, 1867. trains will run as
Washington tSSssRR: Baltimore iR aSp n.
THE GREAT pogBLg;TRAcK ROUTE,
VIII ELEGANT SCENERY. Palace state.ioon,
day and Carr WITH modem
other route; Two hundred miles saved to Western
THREE 2 Rx5 1ftIsF IL EHE Viz
ThIsIgh from Baltimore to ROCHESTER and
~ ss s saS1ss from Baltimore s.y.
bsfSTs sss no OF rE Rsns changes In
once, corner ~ sixth ' street and 'is MA
avenue. under National Hotel, where reliable infOr
s s, sssc%modsiiSp' p sfspRF Sa5. 81 E@iI, or
Corner Sixth st. sSS Tenn; ,syepSS,c
ES.s. YOUNG. General Passenger EsI,i Agent, VA
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OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIrEp srATEs PArEEr oPYIcE

WAsHIsaTos, May 81, 1865
On the petition Of DANIEL HA LLADAI, Of Batavia,
Illinois, formerly Wellington, uecteut, praying
for the extension Of patent granted to him the 18th
day Of August, 1854, for an Improvement In Gov
eTaoI for Wind Mills. for seven years from the eK-
18th day OF August, 1855,
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on Monday, the day Of August next,
At IL O'Clock m and all persons are notified to APP
pear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not 10 be granted,
Al Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED to
set forth In writing at least ttoent days before the
day OF hearings all testimony nled by either party,
70 DO used 81 the said hearing. muss DO taken aud
transmitted In accordance with the rules OF the
once, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papon relied upon as tes-
imony. must be nled in the once ttoentp days boz
fore the day Of hearingI tho arguments, n any,
With ten days after Ming tho testimony.
Ordered, also. that this notice be published In
the REPuBLIcAs aud the InteiIipencer, Washing
ton, d. G., and in the Tribune, Chicago, Illinois,
once week for three weeksi tho nrst Oh
to the day ofhearing.
A. NJ STOUT,
ny26-TuA Acting CommIssionor OF Putonts
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Steamboat Lines.

THE STEAMER COLUMBIA .ess
l. Has resumed her regular trips be- arfkTh
tween washingtsn and Baltimore: s>n411A1a.
Leaving Baltimore every SATURDAY AFTER
NOON at o'clock, aud washing ton every
WEDNESDAY MORNING,
at 6 o'clock,
She will stop at all the principal landings on the
river for passengers and freight For further par.
TGos. W. RILEY L SON. Agents,
Riley's Wharf,
mIN.tnf9m Al tho foot Of EleYenlh alrrat.
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&C, KNIGHT,
JOHN GIBSON,
WIN ran regularly during the yinier months be;
Georgetown, AS follows: Leave New York, from
Pier y, East River, At the foot Of Roseyelti street,
wharf cat a street. s,srg
Alexandria ever, Friday, at u m. For freight or
pssNssse sPply At the once q the company; sorp
10y ssy} pepartPsp%S THOMPSON p,..,,.,,
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The many t6opsSads cured at this in.li,utiou
githin ,he last eighteen years. and the lumeIous
Witnessed by the reporters Of me 'sun. and
many other papeEs, notices Of which appeared
standing a. a yontlemau Of character and response
bility, Y satheient guarantee 70 the Afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED,
Persons writing should be particular In direct.
Ing their letters 10 his Institution, In thu following
manner. JOHN JOHNSTON, NJ b.
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
jeS-ly Baltimore, Tyland.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24

THERE is a magistrate in . town in
Indiana named Helser. A Clergyman
in tho same place was called upon BY q
young couple not long since, who wished
him TO join them in the holy bonds of
matrimony. He asked tho bridegroom
"a soldier BY the way,) for his marriage
license. The man in blue responded
that he had been engaged to the girl four
years, and he thought that would do.
Clergyman thought not, and remarked q
the epsediest way to obtain . license: "a
"You had bettor take your girl aud 20
to Hclser." 3.''. ~ si'i 'rd' a7s4'1ds' .
"You go there yoursslfl" retosesAi tas
angry veteran. % yac.d fs ii OF, {s- +.
And scising the bride by tho aem, ho
dragged her from the house, wondering
what manner Of profauo minister he
had met with. 'T-'a ~ Ui Tiiiitou
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
Order or PslA lAlicaiiol,.

nY order Of tho Lincoln County Court hereby
- notify all persons interested in tho estate Of
A. j. Hamilton, deceased, that at the Novem-
Der term, 1858, Of said Court, made nppii-
casion for! tho sale Of tho rcal estate belonging
to snii estate, or go much thereof as will be
sy0irient " satisfy the debts OF raid deceased.
Unless the contrary bo shown on tho frst day
Of the February, term, 1869, nm order will be
made by said court for the sale Of said real
estate, or so mhcl, thereof as will. Satixy the
donts OF raid deceased "a.
JOS b. ALLEN. Admir-, de bonus non,
decl0n5O1 of the estate Of A. J. Hamilton, deed
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
Adm inistratOr,s Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters of Ad-
~ ministration were granted to John i. Sal
mons Oh the estate Of Carson King, deceased, on
tho 10th day Of October, 1868, by tho Clerk ot
tho County Court Of Lincoln county, Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estat 4
are required 70 exhibit thcm to tho administrator
said lctters sr they may bs prccluded from my
bcncAt Of snid estate: and II not exhibited
within two years from the date Of sad letters they
will be forever barred. ,,t '"t
oct 10 n49pdl Ohm E, SALMONS, adIp'I
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24

Her OWN CALr.-Tho Baidwinsville
Gazette relates the following incident:
Henry Msrvin, Of thia village, u widely
known as one of the best auctioncers in
the county. It seems few days sincc,
that he was called upon to exercise his
vocation at q place near Onondaga Hill.
Among tho articles to be sold. was q
heifer, very attractive in appearance, and
consequently our friend Marvin dwclt
quito extensively on her many excel'encies
in tho customary vernacular Of an expo.
rienccod auctioncer. winding up his ele-
qucnt description with the aour,sh that
she was as "gentle as a lamb There.
upon, a long, slabsided countryman who
had listened open. .mouth.d to the wordy
display of our friend Marvin, whose legs
were twelve inches longer than his pants,
approached tho hcilcr,: aud commeuc
handling her teats. Bossy, not relishiug
such familiarity, lifted her hoois and laid
"Greeny" sprawling sono ten feet OF.
"There," said Henry, shat shows one
Of her best traits she'll never allow
strange calf to como near her !''.,;,.., .yJ
"Greeny" meanwhile picked himself up,
and giving his bushy pate a narrowing
scratch, exclaimed: 11''i -aof ''2 80
No wonder she won't, when her own
calf has been blarsing around her all
day? q. .s..' nse'. 3
A huge roar broke from the crowd, and
our ncighbor Marvin gracefully "save 10.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
Executors Notice.

NoTIOE is hereby giveR to alllpsssons inter
~ es:ed In the estate Of Francis Parker, decd
late Of Lincoln county, Mo-. that tho undersigned
hsvc obtained from the clerk Of tho County Cour,
Of said county letters testamentary on said estate
0saring date tho 10th day Of September, 1858.
All persons having claims against said estate
sre required to present them for allowance &C.
cording to law within one year from said date, OF
they may DO precudsd from, any benefit Of said
from said date. they will 10 forever barred.
- .H8NRY PARKER, lr-
ma 4w CHAs. W. PARKER, ESce'rs'
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
Executors Notice.

N0TIcE 70 hereby gNet that lcttcrs Of admin,
~ istration wore granted to q. W. nardesty on
tho estate Of y. ". Sitton, dOcoased, August 4th
1868, by theCierk Of tho County Court Of Lin.
coin county, Missouri. All persons having claim,
against said estate sro required to exhibit then
to the executor for allowance with one yesr frori
the date Of said letters or they may DO precluded
from any bensat Of said eststss apd SC not OK.
letters, they will bo forsverbsrvsd. ,--., = r-
suglS mss 4wpdl @. ". HARDRSTY, ExSr
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24

The following beautiful sentiment, ut.
tered BY Governor Seymour, at Columbus,
Ohio, is worthy place in every heart
throughout the laud. 1t contains the
true spirit Of Christian charity and for.
giveness The war il over, and the
dead arc buried; tho God Of nature has
covered their graves with green grass and
beautiful aowers to show us ntnure left
no trace Of violence. Poor, fallen hu
manity should initiate this divine exaw-
plo, and wipe out the tracss Of passion
and hate in tho minds Of the American
people,"
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
TERMS OF ADvER vIslNu.



We do not think that any boy ever put
on his 6rst long tailed coat without
sense Of shame. He first twists his
back half off looking at il 10 the glass.
aud then, when he Steps out Of doors, il
seems as if all creation was in broad
grin. The sun laughs IL the sky, ths
cows turn to look At him; there are faces
at every window; his very shadow mocks
him. Tho very boards creak with con.
seriousness Of the strange spectacle, aad
the old pair Of pantaloons that step .
light in the garrct window nod with dc.
rision. II he is obliged to pass group
OF men and boys, the trial assumes It's
most terrific stasc. His legs get all
mixed up with embarrassment, aud tho
aap Of tho dangling appendsge is Esls
against them, m we'd by the wind Of lis
agitation; he could not feel any worse
were it dish rag, to be worn By him Is
. badge Of disgrace. Il is . happy time
for him when he gets to church and sits
down with his coat tail under him; bot
be is still apprcheusive with thinking Of
the Sunday school, and wonders if auy
Of the children will ask him to swing his
long tailed blue. ff"2 .s-..@ 'i9
Tho entrance into society may bs said
to take place after boyhooa has pssssd
away, yet q multitude take tho initiative
before their hearts are presentable. It
Is great trial to tender OF tough age.
For any ovcrgrown boy to 10 10 = door,
knowing taero arc dozen Of girls within
and knock or ring With absolute certainty
that 10 two minutes all their eyes will DO
upon him, Is severe test Of courage.
TO 20 before these girls and make salts.
factory tour Of the room without stepping
on their toes, and then sit down. sad dis.
pose Of oae's hands without putting them
in ones pockets, is on achievement of
which few can boast. II q boy can got
so far as TO measure of. ten yards Of
tape with one Of the girls, and cut, il
short at one end, he may stand . chiucc
to spend pleasant evening; hut Let him
not aatter himself that the trials Of tho
evening are over. There comes at last
the break up. The dear girls don their
hoods and put on their shawls and look
SO saucy. 50 misehievous and unimprcss.
ible, as If they did not wish any one to
90 home with thom. Then comes the
punch, and the boy having tho most
pluck makes up to the prettiest girl. his
heart in his throat, and his tongue cling.
ing to tho roof Of his mouth, aud crook /.
ing his elbow, stammers out tho words :
"Shall Sc, you home p She touches
her fingers to his arm, and TINS they
walk home about foot apart, feeling a.
awkward as goslings. As soon as she is
safo inside her own doors, no struts
home, and really thinks he has bosn
and gone aud done it. .....
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
AdminisaratOr,s Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters Of Admin
~ istration wsre granted to J. W. sitton. on
tho estate Of John Brow aing, dccsased, on tht
10th day OF August, 1868. by the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Lincoln county, Mo.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required 10 exhibit them to the administra.
tor for allowance within one year from tho date
OF said lotters, or they may be prceiuded from
any benefit Of said estate, and If not exhibited
within two years from tho dato Of said letter
they will be forever barred.
novl2 MOI -. j. W. SITTON, Adm'r. /
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
Final .SettIelnellJ,

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons inter.
~ ested that the undersigned, administrators Of
the estate OF John NJ. Dixon, decd, will make q
final settlement Of her administration Of said
estate At the next February term Of the Lincoln
e.unty Court, to be begun and held in Troy, on
Monday, the 9Th day OF February. 1869.
dec3 81 ANNIE DIXON, Adm'x.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
Ein0l Settlement.

A.0TICE : il horcby given to all persons inter.
the estate of Edward J. Peers, deceased, will
mako fHal settlement Of his administration
Of said estate at tho next February term Of the
Lincoln county Court, to be begun and held 10
Troy, on tho 9Th day Of February 1908.
dec 10 n5O JOS, b. ALLEN. admir-
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24

Little Susie, poring over = book ia
which angels were. represented - winged
beings, suddenly remarked With vehe.
mcnce. i sti -.1 ,i9f ~ <.
"Mamma, I don't want to bo an sngol,
and | peeda's need II" r. 5...,3I 49,
"Why, Susie ?" questioned her mother.
"HuWph! leave OF all my pretty
cloths, and wear fsdders like q hen |"
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
Final Settlement.

NOTIcB - hereby given to eli persons inter.
~ ostsd that the undsrvigued administrator Of
.she estate Of Indians Connor,. deeensed, will
make 1nal settlement Of his administration oi
said estate, at the nsxt February term of the
Lincoln county Court, to bs begun and held In
Troy, on Monday, the 9Th Of February, 1859.
deelO n90, ,WILLIAM YOUNG, Admir-.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
Final settlement.

IN estef tha&tho &ndersigncd, administrator Of
the estate Of sNillaia Porter, decd, will make
'fnal seitlsmsnt Of his aanintNr alton Of said o,-
tate at the next Febra3ly torn of the Lincoln
County Court, 70 be begun and held IN Troy on
Monday, the 9Th day OF February, 1892,
decl7n51. Il. N. BONFILS, admir-
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
Final settlement.

IN ested that4hs un'Aer.igned, adm,nistrator o.
Of the cstate Of Barbara Richardt, deceased, viii
make . final settlement Of his admin istration .,
'said estats, As thS next. February term Of III
Lincoln Csunty Court, to be begun and held II
Tsoy % Monday, che 8th day Of February, 1852
deci7n51 JOHN 4. sITTON, adm'r
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
Final settlement.

~ terestcd that tho unlcrsigned, administrator
Of the estite Of James NJ. Hurst, decd, will make
final ,ssetlsnsnt 'of his adtinistfation of said
estate at tho next February. Isrm Of the Lincoln
County Court, to be begun and held In Troy on
Monday the 9Th day Of February, 1859.
deel7n6l. ,r -. 0E0N0E MUEE, adm!r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24

BEAUTIFUL DEATH SCENE. When
one Of Martin Luther's children lay on
her death,bcd, the great aian approached
her and SAID to her: "My dear littls
daughter, my beloved Margaret, you
would willingly remsin with your earthly
parents; but II God calls you. you viii
60 with your Heavenly Father r f, i ~
eyes, dear father, il is as God plcases. F"
"Desr little girl !" ho exclaimed, 20,
how l love you'll The spirit is willing,
but the flesh 10 weak" .. G,.t| F.. =
He then took the Bible and read to her
the passage Thy dead men shall live /;
together with my dead body shall they
arise; Awake and sing, ye that dwell in
the dust! for thy dew 10 as the dew Of
herbs, and the earth shall cast out the
dead" He then said! f"My daughter,
enter thou into thy resting place In peace. u
She turned her eyes toward him and said,
with touching simplicity, ayes, father y
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
|Fisaal settlement.

N0TICE ID hereb; given e. all parsons inter!
tho estate Of Sampson Womblcs, decd, will make
fnal settlement of his administration of said
estate at tho next February term Of tho Lincoln
County Court, 10 bo began and held in Troy on
Monday, tho Sth day of February, 1869.
.tleclIn5i { RICHARD WOMMACK, AANt'r
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24

TAKEN up BY George W Smith, Of Millwood
l. township, . black mare mule, supposed TO
bs two years old last spring, branded with D on
the left shoulder, marked With an underbit In the
right ear. abost l3N hssd high. Appraised at
so dollars BY 3 : Saith aad n q Reed hsiore "
r Hudson, p, Dec I, lsse. n5lp
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24

TAKBN up 81 Il Q Coz, At Bedford townis'p
i . I'D COW nth calf white back and belly
some white IN the faoe, unmarked. 8 years old
Appraised At $50 BY J 3 Howell and Wm Smith
Jn, before Allen Howell, JP. Recorded Nov
IL, 1868. ''f.,. 3D. n5l
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24

sSanpp and S',sS .s,. . .cs ss bISsrs s.s
supposed to be . years old past. marked with :
crop sud underbit in loft ear, and two slits and
an lndertit IL the right, branded On the len rip
With A D. Appraissd at 80 dollars BY P Fra
.isr and Lsyi 6ervet before Cbss Wheeler. J. r.
Recorded Dec. II, 1858. (n5ip
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24

TAKEN up by Ann wsggonsr, Of Hurricane
head, Ave years oil next spring. broke, sbout
ID hands high. Appnised at g. .dSlsli, By = o
+ Wsggonef und Jas A Wstssn before John o
Dowslns, Up. Recorded Dec II, led8.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24

TAKEN'up BY Jos B Howell, or Bedford town
L ship, steer of, white color, some white on
her ear. marked with half undororop In the lef.
car: Appraiasd st 20 dollars BY Stephen Claggstt
end Ralph Cog. before Allsn Hoval, p. Re.
corded Dec 6, 1868. -, ~. pSi
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
'" TROY ar, TT
Christian Institute.
THE THIRD ANNUAL SESSION
of this Institution will commence on
Monday, ssptebSerr Z, 1858.


u ~ III ~ II u "a i's . :.
Terms Ter Session Of 7Uenty Weeks.
Board, lasl; LIGHT .4g:slGl. 975 90
Tuitlon n Collegiate Department, 20 90
Tuitlon n Academic Department is %
Tuition In Primary Department, %
Lessons on Piano 20 90
Use Of Instrument, 8 90
Drawing aud Painting, 10 90
French, '." 10 90
Washing per dsses, ~
Contingent fss so
All bills duo at beginntag OF session.
Az etadsnts eAsTgsd FROM tim Of satry TN
csoss Of sssou, except b case ofspscial eautraot.
We commence this session with four regular
Teachers, sk graduates % the sstinStitutions
in the soeuty, Miss y. IT, Jsekson, Who takes
charsb Of tks Music Department, nrst graduated
g Mary tnstitate, 81. Louis, NO.. and then at
Music Vale Seminary, Conn. Mr.. J. c. Bowles,
graduate Of Hanover Academy, Virginia, and
conss rssonnsndsd BY The Faculty Of that In
stitstton, the members Of that Faculty being reg
ulsr grsdcstts Of Virginia Univsrsity. The
Other aenbsrs sf opr Facslty are kaoHn to the
eannsatty. II. g. ''fi IU',7-'
Fey esstSs1 i.tdsustion sldrsas cd '
a.s ~ ass W. CHRfsTIAN.