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PLAs TERERs,
PUDDLERs.

IT s. V.-BOILELS AND PUDDLERS
" UNION add Beneheal organization. sl4.I farFa
No. T. Wheeling, est rsnis. me-t- every sa.u-day
evening. at seven ociuck H. CLisE. President.
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Formation a Great Peoples Party,

with view 10 running the Government, National, State
pie Every other question, old n4s will be dealt
with according i from standpoint. always
having In view the best interests Of a. We snail at
tack wrong wherever We nd IT, whether In high low
places While we willing do part, and take
al the risks and responsibilities incident the Pubsa-
ion Of such organ, call upon every friend Of the
movement to sid By efforts Increase crcsla-
tIon.
CAMERON & SYLVIS.
PROPRIE7O RS,
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RAILWAY TIMETABLE.
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y AID DEPARTURE ~ THAINs--TraiEs VIII leave anc
arrive al Chicago As follows:
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD.
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND OMAHA HISS
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A New Monetary System,
BT EDWARD KELLOGG

CHAPTER TIT.
TIE RATES or INTEREST THE GOVERNING POWER
OF DESTRUCTION 70 LABOR AND CAPITAL.
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Rock Island Junction and Union stock Yards accom-
mediation train viii run IN sundays as follows Leave
Union Stock Yards At 80 NJ, As m, ll.S0 q III,
4 80 m. Leave Madison street depot at !, 80 q n,
10, 81 m, 2.S0 u, 10 m.
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NIcnIaAN sorrHERN RAILRoAp.
MICHIGAN cESTRAL.

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Depot Canal aud KlnIie icket Office.
IS Randolph street.
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-11-11


There is now in the vaults of the
National Treasury $4,000, 900 in
. gold, q larger sum than has been
on hand at any time for many
years.
Miss Fanny B, Price, ono Of the
most charming actresses on tho
American stagO, is starring in
Montana. At recent benefit hor
receipts were 81, ,l30, in gold, clear
Of expenses.
An Omaha dispatch says parties
from Salt Lake report that several
Mormon dignitaries con nected with
lion's Cooperative Association
have been publicly oxcommunica.
ted by the Mormon church. Con.
siderable excitement preyaila
among their friends.
We believe that tho day {or night
is not far distant whom concerts
will DO given simultaneously in
every State in the Union, at which
electrical pianos will be played BY
the same musician. II will bo a
"matinec" in N. York and evening
concert in San Francisco.-SdH
francisco Herald.
The National Encampment of
the Grand Army Of tho Republic
closed q two days session in Now
York on Saturday last. Among
the matters acted upon were the he
extension of time for the muster
OF old comrades beyond the 1st of
September; the proposed insurance
scheme, and also the adopting Of a
badge, commission, and certificate
OF membership, and severaLother
subjects Of Importance. The pre-.
sent membership of the Order ia
between 10000 and 100000
Commercial.
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A UCTIONEER.

GEO. GRAHAM, general Auctioneer, offers
has services 10 the public in the above capaci-
ty. HewiH attend and cry sales Of all Kinds
whenever required, on reasonable terms. He
may be addressed at Carroll, Ohio, and all an.
plications for his services viii receive prompt
attention.
August 2Gth, lso9-tE
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A SSIGNEE'S SALEOFDRY
IL GOODS BY ORDER OF
COURT.

By order Of Court, am now nuthorized opd
prepared 20 sell the whole or ny nart of the
Stock at tho old stand of 3. d. Dresbach, al
private sale for cash, or on 90 days credit.
This stock must. be sold and closed ont nj
once. Merchants aud others desringto pur.
SnNse the whole or any part Of this stock, at q
J. r. MCMAUGH,
Assignee OF s. d. Dresbach.
Oct. 2S, lS60--3w.
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EARTHlNG CELERY.--.To an in
quirer wo would say most decisive.
ly that it Is not necessary to oarth
up celery, little by little, while
growing. On tho contrary, il
harms it for good keeping through
the winter. If celery is desired
for early fall eating, It of course
must be blanched. Our advice is,
however, to earth up only 40 much
rs will be needed for carly uso.
Leave the main crop to got It's full
growth, and earth this up at one
operations or, preferred, il may
be drawn-laid root to root upon a
dry knoll and earth placed over it
layer by layer, till you have a
conc Of celery with tho green tins
projecting. AS extreme cold comes
on, this may bc further protected
by straw and oarth.-HedrM and
Home.
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TARM FOR SALE

A FARM OF $50 ACRES " miles
southeast from, Findlay, Hancock county, o.,
house containing l0rooms with cellar; cistern
and wellat the door; frame barn and other out
buildings, all new; good orchard Of al kinds OF
fruit. l16 acres cleared and In Gu ltivation. A
good country road runs through tho centre OF
the farm.
Price $40 per acre; enc third cash, balance In
paymen nts to suit purchaser.
For further particulars address HENRY by.
Al, F1ndlay, Ohio, or JOHN MOREHEAD,
LewlsCentre, Delaware county, Ohio.
Sept.9, l369-3mo,
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NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

In answer 10 the question as to
what the Ritualists are going to do,
the Rev. Mr.. MackOnochie, of st. Al
bans, Holborn, replies: 1--WE are
going to fight as long as we have
breath in us for the full acceptance in
the Church of England of the Catholic
teaching which she has received,
through her forefathers, in a tradition
of eighteen centuries, from Our Lord
Himself
'4z-Aooording to the Memorial DiplO-
Ql0tt9a6, the Empress Is really to be at
Suez on the 18th of November. The
ceremony was postponed for some
weeks, for fear that Her Majesty should
suffer from the heat, which, in Octo-
Der, is perfectly unbearable. There is
another Imperial excursion on hand
the family visit to Corsica, the cradle
of Napolepnic race1on the 1ath Of
August,
"A letter from Madrid, dated June
22d, states that the Regent Serrano is
almost forgotten. The person who
absorbs all public sympathy and inter-
est is the unfortunate TatO, who was
recently wounded in a bull fight.
Serrano and Prim called or sent every
day to inquire after his health. Tato
had his leg amputated, but, before the
operation, he disposed by will of a
fortune of more than e32, 900.
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FOREIGN.
The Great Eastern Within Thirty Miles Of
Her Destination Bright and Foster
Withdraw Their designations
Riot il Belfast. ireland.

HstHuIdh ! HbiF nbSikHditUtS---
Riot in Belfast. ireland.
BREsT, July DISPATCHES through
the new cable from the Great Eastern
up to this morning say the steamer
was off New FOundland, and only
thirty miles distant from the spot
where the splice is to he made. Her
signals are good,
LONDON, July l2.-Bright and Fos-
ter have withdrawn their resigna-
tiOns, which they recently rendered to
the Reform Club.
The Oxford Boat Club have gone
into active training.
The Times i'm an article on the pro-
gress made by the Russian power in the
Fast, regards the absorption of the
petty MusSulman States by Russia as
beneficial to the world, but says her
presence in Asia must be consistent
with the maintenance Of British au-
thOrity in India, when, if prosperity
and contentment continues, the Times
says, we are safe. When the security
Of our power in India is felt, and all
fear of Russia is dissipated, both
countries may then mite to deYelope
the vast resources committed to their
care.
- VIEANA, July l2.-The official Red
Book, which has Just made its appear
ance, says the Government has no rea-
son for keeping from the people its
dealings with Prussia and other Ger
man States, and that diplomacy is in
terested in maintaing the existing
status. 1t does not menace the gene
raj peace, but respects the other pow
ers, and remains perfectly neutral in
their affairs.
BELFAST. July 12.-There was 8 riot
Here yesterday between, the orange
itien and Roman Catholics, and for a
while mob law reigned supreme, and
much excitement prevailed, but the
rioters were at lgHgth dispersed. ,gnly
one arrest was made.
GALWAY, July 12.-Fenian outrages
are of almost daily occurrence. Last
night Capt. LoWbard was shot near
his own house, in this vicinity, and
fatally wounded. The assassin was
arrested,
hELGRAVE, July IA proposition
establishing the equality Of all citizens
has been promulgated 10y the Cover
nor.
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ST. LOUIS, July 12.-Flour S. 25Ca
75. Wheat 81 20@1 %. Corn, choice
90tG97c. Oats, fancy 72G76c. Rye
81 l2i. Whisky 81. Sugar 12i@l43c.
MOlasses 65taS0e. Pork $33 %. Bacon
shoulders l4ie; sides Isle Hams 2lc.
lard 1Sc.
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HARDWARE.
NOTICE.

TTHE copartnerShip heretofore existing un-
i der the name Of MCCOMBS & CO., has
been renewed and continued, under the
name and style of McCOmbs, Keller & Byrnes.
Memphis, July TO- 1869.
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BALTIMORE.
erand Procession Of the Northeastern
Sangerbund.

SdhgeTbuhu.
BALTIMORE, July l2.-The grand
procession of the Northeastern San
gerbund moved from COnGOrdia Hall
this morning, marching through the
principal streets. 1t was composed OF
six divisions; the first being cavalry,
escorting Gov. Bowie and staff, The
second brigade was a military one,
and the remainder the different sing
ing societies of this city and the Visi-
tors. The various trades were repre-
sented by teams decorated, and each
Hegin.e4t and society had band and
numerous banners. Over 10000 per-
sons were in the streets TO view the
pageant. The day was exceedingly
warm and the seltZer water has
sIrealy giglp CIT, and fears are eX-
pressed that the larger viii run short.
The AeW York Orion Society bore a
banner on which was inscribed;
/" From Boston noise still sick and sore.
| took a ride TO Baltimore.
Where they, as every one may see,
Now hold what is a Jubilee"
a larger barrel and a pretzel were
suspended from the banner. The
singing match takes place tonight at
ZIaryiand Institute, and viii be par
ffcipatediin by eighteen 'socIeties. -
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lsgc. Bulk shoulders l2lc. Hams
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, July 12.--Cotton closed
active. Upland 12Zd; Orleans 124d.
Sales 1900 bales. California white
wheat los I'd; red Western No. 2,
9s sd. Western -four 24s Cd. Corn
No. 2 mixed, 25s Cd; old 26s Sd. New
Oats 3s Sd. Peas 38s.
LONDON, July I2.-Consols closed at
93I@ 93sc. 5-20's S13 and at Frank
fort S6I687.
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ALBANY.

ALBANY, n. Y, July 42.-Gov.
Hoffman has refused an application
to commute the sentence of death
upon Noah Bigelow in Sullivan
county for numbering a child. He
said the sentence was just, and he had
no right to set aside the provisions OF
the law, even if the culprit is OF weak
intellect.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD
TO CONTRACTORS.

Q EALED PROPOSALS. will be received by
- the undersigned, at the Office of the Com
pany, No. $50 Main street, Tennessee, until II
o'clock noon, on the 10Th day of July, 1863, for
the Clearing, Graduation, Masonry, Bridging
and CrOssties necessary to complete the above
road from Memphis TO Coyington, about thir-
ty-six miles, ready for the iron rails. A large
portion of the work is heavy, and well Wor-
thy the attention of contractors.
Proposals may be made for cash, or. for
county bonds, or for part cash, county Donds
and stock.
Plans nroaies and specifications are now
ready for inspection at the Company's once,
by application to Thos. H. Mfllingtons Chief
Engineer, from whom all necessary infOrlma-
ton may be obtained.
Proposals will be received for the whole
work or in divisions.
The right is reserved 10 reject any and all
bids not deemed satisfactory.
fSi0nedl A. s. MITCHELL.
President Mississippi River Railroad.
Memphis Tenn, June q 1869. ie28
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MARRIED.

McKELLEGoN-GLY v (I2th
inst) by Rev. Father Fallon, Mr.. MAURICE
MCKELLEGoN, of Omaha, Neb., and Miss
AGNES M. GLYNN, of this city.
The happy pair left in the evening for the
Western home of the bridegroom, bearing
with them the best wishes of a host of friends.
Thus are our fairest flowers transplanted in
the gardens of strangers. JIG.
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Between the hours of 10 and u O'clock, in
pursuance of a decree of the supreme Court
of Tennessee, rendered at Brownsville, / will
sell for cash, 10 the highest bidder, to pay bal
anee of purchase money, the OvertOn Hotel
property, situated at the northwest corner
Main and Poplar streets, city of Memphis,
being a lot $50 feet square, and the improve
ments thereon, and also embracing Water
Works, Engines, Kitchen and Machinery,
common Sewer leading to the river, Hose,
Pipes and Apparatus, and all other things
used for and appertaining to said Hotel prop
erty. w. H. CHEHRY,'
iy9 Special commissioner
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LOUISVILLE.
Fatal Shooting Afray---James Wheeler the
Victim

Victim.
LOUISVILLE, July IA fatal shoot
ing affray took place about haIf-past
ten O'Clock tonight, on Fifth street
near Market, resulting in the killing
of James Wheeler by Wash Fergu-
son. They had been on bad terms for
some time, and during the evening
they had several quarrels, which cul-
minated in this frightful tragedy.
Wheeler received two shOts-One be-
ing a glancing shot in the head, and
the other entering the left side, pene-
trating the heart, and causing almost
instant death. Ferguson has been ar
rested and committed to jail. The
character of each was very bad.
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Strayed or StOIen---$50 Reward,

O TOLEN last Sunday night from VIM. B.
> Horter, two miles west of Macon, Tenn,
one Dark BROWN MARE MULE, about I5144
hands high or s years old, name and tail
trimmed and some A or inches long, gear
marked carries high head, and neck arched,
pigeOn-toed barefOOted. small spot of hair
or on right side, near the hip, size Of half
dollar. Fifty dollars reward viii be paid for.
her return to me. WM. b. PORTER,
jeS0 Macon, Tenn.
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NEW YORK.

Fashion Course Trotting Match between
American Girl and Lady Thorn.
NEW YORK, July l2.-The trOt this
afternoon, on Fashion Course, between
American Girl and Lady Thorn, best
three in five, to harness, for purse of
$500. resulted in favor OF the Girl,
she taking the first, second and fourth
heats. Time-2:28l, 2:243, 2:273 and
2:24B. The track was heavy with dust
and neither horse was in good cOndi-
tiOn.
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PHILADELPHIA:

Grand Reunion at concOrdia haIl--l0, 600
Persons in Procession.
BALTIMORE, July l2.-The process
sion to-day numbered over 10000 per-
sons, and it is estimated that full
10000 persons witnessed its march.
After the procession a grand reunion
took place at COneordia Hall.
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RICHMOND.
The Negroes are not Disposed to Accept the
Situation.

RICHMOND, July 12.-The official
election returns so far show that the
negroes voted closer to their registered
strength than the whites did. The
less intelligent negroes are not gen
orally disposed to accept the situation.
Yesterday a Walker negro was set
upon by a mob of negroes in one of
the public promenades and had to be
rescued by the whites.
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CINCINNATI.
Chambers, the Democrat, Elected City
Commissioner.

CINCINNATI, July 12.-Chambers
was elected City Commissioner to-day
by majority of about 1400. His OPP
ponent, Jenny, is a Republican.
Chambers is a Democrat, named and
endorsed by the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee, running as an indie
nendent candidate.
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

l,Elg YORK, Igly l2.-botton un=
changed sales $50 bales, at 343c. Flour
s. 2lEa5 go, Whisky 81 03!Gl tA.
Wheat 81 47@l Is. Rice and coffee
dull. Sugar firm, Cuba lls@ll3c,
MOlasses duh and unsettled.
Dry GoOds.-The market is gen.
orally inactive, but firm for all dis
criptions of staple cotton; heavy
wOolens are moving slowly at low
rates; repeilenIs are in request at good
prices, say S1@l 50 Unpopular makes.
MOney.-The announcement of fur
ther purchases by the Government af
bonds during this month, has caused
greater ease in money, and the rates
to-day ruled at Z per cent. currency,
with some exceptions at per cent.
The supply of money is ample and all
financial circles were buoyant to-day.
Sterling firm at $40 10, Gold has been
fiTmer, opening at 36k, declining to
36s, and closing active at IA. The
purchases of bonds by the Govern
ment for the rest of the month, will
be as follows: July 18th, $4,000, 600;
July 10th, ,eqQ. 600; July 2lst, G,QGG,-
600; July 18th, $4,000, ,000, and July
10Th, 81, 900, ,O00. Total for the month
S11 100000. Governments active and
firmer, with an advance on the Whole
list gf l30m' / to - per cent. State
bonds steady; new Tennessee's 35l.
CINCINNATI,
CiNCINNATI, July Wheat 81 35Ca
/ 40. Rye 81 10. Barley $lG1 10.
Cotton unchanged at 33c. Coffee 2l6
26c. Butter 23@2Sc. Eggs 17@1Sc.
Cheese 100 Ice. Family flour sea
6 y. Corn 75@77c. Oats ia 75c
! Whisky 99cGS 81. Pork l. held al
S33. Bulk shoulders BE; sides lose,
Bacon shoulders l4c; sides t7l6 1Sc
Lard ls3e. Sugar l3l615lc.
NEW ORLEANS,
NEW ORLEANS, July II, - Cotton
quiet at 32lc; sales 60 bales; receipts
! 9l3 bales, Gold 81. New York sight
, premium. Flour, low grades scarce
superfine Sc; Xxx, Sc 80; XXX, Sc 20
Corn, white, 81 07@1 10. Oats, 7Sc
Bran, 81 07l6I 10. Hay, prime
$26. Pork, $84 Bacon dull, retail
ing at, shoulders, 14ic; sides, lSl@
Isle. Lard i'm tierces, 191G20c; keg
/ 204@2l4c. Sugar firm; common loo
104c; prime l34G133c. Molasses choic,
fermenting, 60a64c. Whisky, ten
deney upward, 81 05@1 10. COTE,
| nominal:
sf. LOUIS,
ST. LOUIS, July l2.-Flour $5 256
IS. Wheat 81 20tGl %. Corn, chOic
goa SIC. Oats, fancy 72G76c. Ry
81 12l. Whisky 81. Sugar 12iG5l43C
MOlasses 65CaS0c. Pork $;}3 %. BaeOl
shoulders l4ie; sides Isle Hams 2lc
Lard lSc.
LOUISVILLE.
| LOUISVILLE, July II. = HeaV,
bagging $22. Flour, 81 %, Grain anl
groceries unchanged. Tobacco quiet
| sales IS hhds at 81 S0(alS. Pork $SS
Bacon shoulders 14lc; sides lS@1s4C
CHICAGO.
/ CHICAGO, July 12.-Flour 81 65Gj
Wheat 81 so. Corn 77e. Oats 66C
Rye 81 05t0l 07. Barley 81 50. High
wines 9sc. Pork S33. Lard 1910
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Administrators Notice.

THE undersigned, having been duly ap-
i pointed Administrator of the estate OF
Robert \. Moon, deceased, hereby notofies
all creditors of said estate TO file their claims
and all debtors to come forward and settle
their Indebtedness with Messrs. Wright, Me
Kissick Wright, his attorneys.
VIM. B. GALBREATI,
Memphis July 10, 1859. iyls
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TO THE TRADE.

800 Bbls. Mess Pork, city and country
brand
80 casks clear Bacon sides.
% casks choice Bacon shoulders.
. tierces choice Bacon Hams.
200 kegs Lard.
2j boxes B. Bacon, nlaip and oanvassed.
500 thls, Flour, assorted brands
A FULL stock of Liquors, Boat and Bar
IA Stores on hand for sale low, for cash or
for city acceptance.
MARTIN WALT CO.,
tell 70 Front Row.
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CARRIAGE AND WAGON MATERIA
REWARDS.
Strayed or StoIen---s25 Reward

A BAY MARE, about Is haads high, years
~ old, very quick, and small tail. VIII
pay s25 reward for her delivery 20 me-
i FEALY,
fy3 3L3 Union street
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SELL THEMAT PANIC PRICES

TAKEN Up, FIVE HEAD OF STOCK-In-
i Guiding one black Cow and OK of brown
color, have been taken in rs strayed by Jacob
Buchert, on Poplar street. between Brinkley
avenue and Dunlap street. After paying the
expenses for advertising, feeding, etc:t the
named place - jyl2
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

XATANTED.-A situation by young man
w aged twenty, who is a fair writer and
has a knowledge of bookkeeping Address
s. s. office OF this paper. jyl3
FINHE officers and members of ANGE- g
l. ROMA LODGE No. l6S, are requested NY
TO attend a special communication this/V\
Tuesday evening, 18th inst, at s o'clock, for
work in the NJ. NJ. degree.
JOHN ZENT, w. NJ.
JOHN BEAMIsH, Secretary lyI3
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SALE OF OVERTON HOTEL.
On the 9Th Day of August, 1869,

A special commissioner, in front of the
N office of the Chaneery Court Clerk, city
of Memphis,
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CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
Union Street, Memphis, Tenn.


ID EV. B. F. LARRABEE., AM, PRINCIPAL
N ian assistant to be emplOyedl; Lambert
May, Prof Modern Languages; Miss Donna
Hin, Prin. Primary School. This institution
will open its next session September |, 1869
in charge of the above corps of experiences
and efficient teachers. The discipline 'giif bs
firm, and course of ipstF(tetion thorough,
The best facilities Ytl'be afforded pupils To
prepare fsir college or acquire complete
classical and commercial education, The
ings are OommodiOus, well ventilated and
heated and arranged and furnished with
speeial reference to the health and comfort of
pupils. good gymnasium has been erected
in the yard. Call for circulars at the book
stores. Business connected with the school
will be attended to until September lst, by
Rev. w. NJ. Patterson. Office at the school
building on Union street.
r. ]. MORGAN,
j. f. SMITHWlCK,
II. W. BLEW,
ivil Board of Visiters.
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$40 1eward.

@ T0kEN on the night of the 10th inst, a
- large S9RREL HORSE, about I71z hands
high, blaze face, not shOd, gear marks, about
years old. in good order; also, plain Texas
Saddle The above reward will pay for re-
cOvery of property. o. +. EDDINS,
fe20 l6w Bvhalia Miss