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EXAMINATION AT HURR AND BURTON
SEMINARY.
Rrronr op c0MMlfrrF.

We think il must have been gratifying
to those who came from far oil homes,
from the tolls and cares of business and
from professional labors, to review the
scenes aud associations Of fhcir student
/ life in old Burr & Burton Seminary, to
find that the school Of to- las 10 the
ml'tcr Of thorough, faithful instruction
aud 3iIigcut, successful study so well sus-
tains tie reputation Of tle olden times
to SEQ that those 10 whom are now com
miucd tie direction Of the labors aud
studies Of lhc school DO not for moment
orsct that "the world moves, and that
some proofs Of lhi- interesting sentiment
arc visible in ll.e increased privileges aud
4 improved methods Of education now en-.
Ijolcl
/ The examination exercises, concluding
I tic term and year Of study have filed up
mos d the srl Dol hours Of these two
lay. have been conducted publicly in the
presence Of numerous visitors, with cvi-
dent honesty and impartiality, and adap.
ted to bring out only the real acquire
mem of the pupils and their actual hab-
|is af thinking aud Judging Nothing
seems to have been done for show on Of.
fccis bat ail tas appeared 70 be IN the way
or nmband duty
That Tie prominent original object 81
Z thi, institution, TO promote classical cda.
cation, i by no means neglected Il eyi.
lepi fforn the excellent recitation of a
large elass Ia Virgil and Of younger
class % Caesar. We see 10 reason Why
lhc Best basis II not being hid here for a
thorough collegiate education or further
classical studies.
No point seems 10 be overlooked By The
Principal u make tho Latin efectual for
ID. object through The admirable discipline
aud accurate thought for which this LAM
guage and The Greek arg % well adapted
Tberecitations % Sir Austln and those
10 matlcmatics to SIR Batehelaer vel
sustain tbe reputation of these gentlemen
as thorough and earnest teachers.
The class Ia History appeared wcil,and
20 much u the recitation a. could BE-
beard eyineed an acquaintance with ne
study.
The classes ID Geography and Gram.
mar, which have been under Mlss King
mans instruction have been well trained,
In the former lhe map drawing vas spe-
eially noticeable. The Reconstruction
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Respectfully submitted,
MISS ELIzA M. CLARK, I ro
REy, +. s, PRATT, No'"'
msroaY or mrE wan ~ EUROPE


The recent war between Germany aud
France aroused so much interest on the
part Of our people, that Il was generally
supposed At The time, that the earliest and
best history Of that great struggle, would
be from The pen Of an American author.
The National Publishing Co., Of Philadel-
phia, have just issued a very complete
and valuable history, bearing the above
title, It's from the pen Of Mr.. james ID.
McCabc, Ir. and is a handsomely bound
volume Of 500 octave pages, illustrated
with 100 maps, portraits, battle scenes,
views Of prominent localities, etc. II Is
written ii bold, vigorous Style and viii
unquesiionably, take rank az the standard
history Of tic struggle by an American
writer
Mr. McCabe, has evidently studied his
subject deeply for he writes as 40 histo-
rat, and not a, politician, as one who
places facts on record for the verdict OF
future rges, and not AZ Que ho seeks to
win the favor Of either the Germans or
he French Of to-day. The great charm
Of the work j. ils mpartlaIily, Us absolute
fidelity 70 truth. lIs book fasenalcs
while it iustructs, for il tells in graphic
and eloquent language, the most wonder.
lu story Of modem times. lie trace, lbe
causes Of war from lhcir origin down 20
the beginning Of hostiliiies; sets forth
the diplomatic history Of the prcludc 10
thc war, with clcaruess; and states fore.
ibily, and in detail the causes Of the
triumph Of Germany and the failure of
France Tie narrative Of the great bat
ties which opened tie campaign, and
hurled the French back upon lhe interior
Of their own country; the eile 4 Of royers-
cs upon tie French Nation; the frantic
efforts to rescue tie beaten army, aud the )
terrible disaster II cdau: the capture
ofthe Emperor Napoleon aud an entire
army; tho Revolution IN Paris; the rise
and formation Of The Republic, the flight
Of Tie Empress from Paris; the SieQe
and surrender OF Strasburg and the
frontier fortresses Of France; the trium.
pltal advance Of the German armies 10
Paris; the Sieges of Metz aud Paris IN
detail fulI diary Of events IN Paris du-
ing tie siege the campaigns on the
lfi.e ana 81 other parts Of France; the
ppaee uegoliatiOns the surrender of Paris
and the treaty tbe naval history q the
var; tlo history Of tie formation Of the
great German Empire the proclalming
81 King Wiliam Emperor, ,and tie reallza-
lion n German unity, the civil war aud
second sicge of Paris, wilh u terrible
scenes Of bloodthed and vandalism all
these aud other events Of the war are re-
iated with graphicness and briliinney
which render this work of unusaal
galue, The author goes deep iato the
philosophy Of the war, and impresses biz
readers profoundly with tie great lessons
of ibe conflict.
Tie low laice 1t which tie book Is issu-
ed brings ii within tie reach u az and 10
Que wishing t8 keep abreast of the times
should fsil u read Il It's published ID
both Eug.ish aud German, soId D. sab.
scription only, sad agents arc wanted 10
every county.
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NnfnsUaaNuIlt n s.

MDtns tmS1Hrr J ]
~ E5sa
Nhiic gImclng over lbe richly lt
5cued columns 81 youg IegrNut which
recently made its appearance @r tbs
first ume ~ tie Side 81 otht papers
on ths news table 81 tlc Cfanuiile
House, tae Thought occurred O. yaui
correspondent tIat 6.U lines desaup
tive of tbs pleee might uot be unintar
esiing to the thousands vino grett with
unfeignci interest tie appearance 81
your valuable hchlomaid
Middle Granville IS pleasantly Sta.
aioa IA the most fertile portion Sc the
beautiful valley IF the Mctt9wce River,
on the Rutland and Washington rail
road, about siSty-two miles irom Troy
twenty-five hcm Rutland aud within
an hours drive Of Lake Austin, which
has become a favoritc aud fashionable
resort f,r picnic parties, zeursionists
and all those who wish to spend a few
days on the shores Of a picturesque
lake.
Cur streets arc friugcd with excel
'ent shade trees, and are seldom the
scenes Of violent alterations en- drum,
ken brawls.
The great sources Of wcath to the
inhabitants Of this town are the valu.
able deposits Of slate, which are found
in inexhaustiblc quantities in all the
bills which skirt the village. As you
pass along any Of the roads which ra
date from our hamlet, especially on
the one leading TO Poultncy, the eye is
surprised aud pleased at beholding the
great number Of chasms and pits
which literally pcriorate the hillsides
and the miniature mountains Of refuse
slate which mark the sites Of aud stand
in close proximity to every quarry.
] he most interesting feature Of the
slate interests in this vicinity, however
is that connected with the mandatory
Of the Penrlym Slate Company III the
mill Of this company the rough stones,
quarried from the heart Of the hills, arc
converted into tiles, black-bc ards, bill
lard table beds, marbelized mantcls,
burial caskets, etc etc and the pro.
duction Of these articles exceeds that
Of any other similar concern in the
United States.
A Union School building, construc,
ted of brick in the most modern style
Of architecture, with spacious hall in
the third story constitutes another TO-
cal attraction. This building was com.
pleted in the spring Of 80, and the
school has been ia successful operation
since that date.
The first query Of those who contem-
plate visit to a rural hamlet is, what
hotel accommodations does your town
afford In reply it is our duty as well
as pleasure TO state that the Granville
House, under the proprietorship Of Mr.
G. II. Bull and immediate management
Of Mr.. Ira NJ. Ellis, has been enlarged,
thoroughly renovated, repaired and re-
furnished, regardless Of expense and
solely with view to furnish the best
and most agreeable accommodations
for the parties from different places
who have sent their application to be,
come guests Of tho house The build
ing is situated in one Of the most "a.
vorabc localities
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az ihe United State ga fAt bsk board
3 90 smaH a.s lere S ven a. II
Washington ana ne ba,ing ou even
aulutemiooalb g ne spauky Hulc aae.-
SION state au oor southern sea bsar,i vas
suggestive 81 iht hrl t,at America might
.o.c lcs e iis pmud provinces aud
SIN ciaho llIa distinguishing uue e the
"ewat Republic South Carolina was
noi. boWrter, suffered le lost so catil,.
ihe thorough acquaintance q ,bo Gram,
marc.as Will ,bg c.pmcuiar, principles
Ct Che English language reminded those
connected win ile seminar, Is rs earlier
DAYS Of Mr Bumhsm peytrio-be for.
COTTON 6mmm classes
Mons Combc examined two classes In
French both % which reeiled well, the
younger Ass were poibsp. TOO conscious
that tLey were beginners IL ihls difficult
pronunciation aud 50 Qot more credit for
their nodesty then for their courage.
tAiul voices viii neyrr WIN fair Fench.
lio mare advanced cb,,ses 10 lids Ian.
guagc proved that lhey had been n-
siructcd not 10 repeat a few SET phrases
n very EngH,hFreuch, as Is too oftea
Gle case but had made good progress Ia
Fhe principles and practice Of this Ian.
suag la Two other respects, which are
too omen deemed of tuinof importance,
we are glad to notice that this sehoe is
wisely rcgardfW Of what is essential to
The practical usefulness Of an educated
person.
One Of Che point, Is Indicated Ii this
statement Of the annual catalogue that an
The students are required 10 spoR four
times each week and thc other is band
somc,y demonstrated by tie pile ofncaty
kept aud well filled writing books, which
We had the pleasure Of looking over this
afternoon. II is real lily that so many
persons keep back their readers from
ready apprehension Of their real scnt.
mcnts BY reason Of illeqble peumanshlp
and that the only use Of their shabby
whiting IS 70 conceal their very bad spel-
ing,
In conclusions While all the exercises
reflect great credit upon The whole pres.
ent board Of live teachers too much can
not be awarded TO The Principal who has
50 successfully Kept an tie wheels in
motion and who has abored so faithfully
during the past three years, giving to the
public this proof Of his eminent fitness
for his responsible position.
If The people Of Manchester will con-
slider this school as belonging chiefly TO
themselves in the way Of privilege and
honor aud will IN all ways sustain and
encourage the teachers and attract and
welcome pupils here, this institution will
be in the future, as II was in the past, one
Of the first classical schools in New Eng
land.
RpaupptfalIv NubunilipI
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II re's your money. aoii, and now tell
me why gour rascaily master wrote eigh-
teen letters about that contemplate sum
l'm sure can't eay, bat II you'll excuse
me. sir, / sort 0 reckon twas because
seventeen didn't fetch IT,
"a Nashua yonth recently hung ont
smallpox fag, and when his father
came round be was interviewed thuslg
You young rascal, raid the father, I'il
have sou sent 10 the pest house. Dou't
want 70 10, replied The boy, crying,
I've been down there ali the forenoon
and don't Ike.
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-08

ATLANTA. NOv. 3.-The Georgia Leg
i~slaturc to-day recognized Benz. Cauley
Republican, Is the acting Governor.
y bill for Il special election Of Govern
or. i'll December, was introduced.
\ resolution was passed branding, as
false. Gov. Ball0ck,s allegations That the
Assembly meant to ifiit>cach him with
out an Investigations !; that the people
did not respect the constitution. or rec
omnize the results Of The war.
NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-ln a speech last
night :. j. Tildrn said he bad been APP
preached By Tanrmany officials. and
brides of office and other considerations
offered him TO rcccdc from the Iefo. III
party.
Judge Barnard this morning modified
his INJUNCTION order so as TO prevent the
issue Of fifteen million of bonds negotia-
ted by August Belmont. without the i'll
dorsculcnt of Deputy Comptroller Green.
He also granted Il mandamus compelling
the Bureau Of the elections to provide
for the election Of Assistant Aldermen.
RoCHEsTET. Nov. !. Fred Douglass
was unanimously nominated this evening
as Republican candidate for the Assem-
hly.
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GEEii:n Oh SCnuRZ.

We copy the following article from thc
Ucciiy CDyHmbin german publ he'd in
Washington City by ". Koch. ESQ. and cd
tied 10y DncOfOurLc~t known german Re
pihliyau,.
But few wears have passed since every
loyr-"fpoIiiical liberty ofrcligious tolcr-
ancc. wa "~recycd and shocked at the ont
rlgrouS doctrines promulgated by tie
American party otherwise know HothiHgs:
al deprecated il Soctariani-m, IL i~Hor-
anco Of the first principles Of republican
government. For the advocates Of that
mou-tro-ity there was 30 CXru,c how
much less then can there be for those
crave and rcvCrcd Senators who fiji
and launt from North TO South, proclaim
ing that they hold in the United States
10 be used by ;hcm rs 80 many hirclir%S
awcd into submission bv The superior
sanctimOny ofthrSc moral gods. II these
Senators. ideas can be realized: ifSchurz
and his friend Blair are correct ; that the
German element will blindly follow the
icirIr, then we have Il Scctariauiam. spec
les Of Know Nothin@ism far more formi-
dablc, rrprchcnSillr. than that of fish For
the American Their might b" some hoWOl
excuse, in his anger against certain par
ties: bat what reason or excuse can there
ie for German 10 be anything else than
4 hearty energetic American citizen? Ifhc
fails - be the latter, he fully iU>ti.icS all
that was claimed by the American rarty.
But are H." statements made by Senator
Schurz and bajTOtei by Blair true: We
doubt it. Senator Schurz may be enabled
to bring to his W0ESc Of curtis Il few
thousand DISCONTINUED hypocritical, ever
restless Germans, who are never happy
unless pursuing 4 phantom who are
practicr:but the great bulk OF German
American citizens. that portion who
think for themselves, who study the
causes of sadCn sOmcrSaults Of political
leader. viii be found Oh the side Of
and justice with the Republican
We do not for n moment believe that
he American people are ready for a third
party movement, sired and damned by
men whose mainSpring of revolt is oun
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dcd vanity and offended pride. The Re
publican party of the country is capable
of reforms within its OWL organization
and will never seek ii through or by the
means that the Senate ,lrOm Missouri
employed. by an alliance Withits worst
foes. Men are aS straWS when they GENE
in contact withlivin@yital principles. and
while We conccdc ability and c!nd0r to
Schurz. he must not arTo@atr to himself
ali ofthe honesty oftheland. Iiisseryiccs
in behalf of the country, in behalf liberty
have been great. and if we are to
seek for him a!n0nwo our foe in the future
we can only dcplore il: bat by 10 means
despair OF the nation or the great party
that saved bcriy from destruction. The
organization that has ouilivCd TIC suicide
~ofScwarl, Johnson. Dooiittlc, Randall,
Cowan. Dixon. and the Biairs. can sur
yiyr The hari-kari # oUr Cousin German
Srhur7. But how the bones of his old
comrades would ra:tlr were they 10
know that The Tci-ucr Of kinhci, ti,chcr0
of 80 nam fields. the champion Of free
dom. had formed an alliance with their
murders simply bccau =" he md ihc Great
'Uinter of the Scnatr's discontent,'
Summer could not control the man who
crushed the rebellion. WarNickS they
desired To he. Failin" IN this. they aim
10 play upon the crcdulitv ui their coun-
trymcn by 4 show Of superior virtue not
given 10 m:n.
In conclusion let Us he distinctly under
stood. that no II man can or viii ever
control the Germans: that they are
American citizens. and viii vote as they
see tit. and that they are more than
suspicious OF rciormrrS who approach
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fBLiCkm HARMONY.

|ye learn tllat the Republicans
in Nodaway County met III
at Naryyillc on Saturday night
made Il thrilling speech; there
5. unaninnty and good feeling.
to act IN concert IN
shoulder 10 shoulder
10 see these manifestations all
j. as il IS Il sire Indication Of
/ III, Republican party. and ii
! that the latc-5 proposed, new
a. P:i5silc-strltegy Of the Dem
|acrstood a"d oprrccigied by
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Fenuhlican Union.

lii company with several gentlemen from
North Missouri. we visited st. Louis. on
the 18th inst. Men from all parts of The
State. and representing every shade ot
Republican sentiment. and well acIuaint-
ed with the views of Republicans in thcii
respective localities, met the two com
mittcre for onsaltatiYlatth the city council
chamhe~s. Understanding. u unanimous
that tie grand Old party isaunit through
ont tie state. The meeting was largely
attended. intensely enthusiastic. and
passed = resolution without Il dissenting
voice asking thctwo committees to unit
in Il Joint call for 4 convention Of the
party n an early day. Gen. | '. Pratt
wa chairman and our townsman Maj.
j. 7. Clements was secretary Of the
meeting.
The cause which divided the party in
1870 no LONGER exists; and all those who.
shoulder 10 shoulder, have fought the
the good fight" for the last ten years to-
@cthcr. are again in ranks. side by side
for the coming campaign. Inc last hope
of the Democracy ola divided nCpuE!i-
can party-is gone forever.
Missouri is safe It the Ecpubliccrs by
10000 majority.-Ndc0n RcgrJiicon.
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kding the Germans

Import Go-ctte, 30th.l
! Iii lis Montgomery, Alabama.
TIA; Gard Shurz Lends" the
b e'emeBtof AEissoari.,'
Ia Blair engaged in advert
[daa"ce e. Carl Hclurz over
~clem,at'? What interest has
4 aayhe1? NJ. rla;r, We al
|nGieh ci = Bourbon that hepro-
|lu-:on.zc against the Constitu-
|lments in o.. and he Is opposed
Departure now. l. it possible
+aurz is plotting with sIch a
Iua that SchuIz course last
nk in the Sona,e, brl is he nov
Il NJ Il third party in ordcs
60 e,e,ta S,ath-Silc Dem
is this the return he is making
party, Cor the acat Ike
o Io.k 50 Ca other evidence
His go-betwecn speech
20. Nashville and Cincinnati a:
he receive everywhere
'a,ic i,srnals; the charge made
amt lGcgm1n) C0gricrthat hc
close;ed in this city with !eaQing
T Ohio; aud the fact that his
the EeSHicAc Post, opposes a
republicans Of Missouri. These
against Mr.. Schurz. and iEdi-
AS driiied so fara way from bis
Sde1l: that he intcntS to aband
But il he does,w VIII
) boast that he"holds ;hc tcnt;re
eat prove true We. think
c.lgrz. in an effort to prove
arg other rerson, lost his po-
the Democrat trap it does not
b. countyman viii adoD. the
HIM company
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

M J. an IL ~ : M + = l.
tsLg'O vi iIi-f7LLN
v,r- oct - rf,a,o.tr ,ri
Baulrh viii be arrai"ncd to plead in the
court of general sessions. The proceed
in~s promise to be OF interest.
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: >'"il i" - %ll''' IL ': "
"It;,1'u, anu i",.' ~ ~ '',>'Jt'! ",'"i
""l,ii " =" , %,'
iTJarvi~ said Yesterday that IlgcrsoIl
would be treated Ike any other ordina-
~ prisoner.
Although his associates profess the
most Uubouncd confidence in tnycrSoll's
intention to return. there are those who
resume that he ha> fled and intends to re-
main away.
Ir,or.,u boJ ~. r.f,r,.I al, lo;o
hoirI,.t riait III. r.;a,I. claim, that
he viii rctnrn o-Iav. md cave the me-
r rr-.,rt. I laii a.! IT, -; - : "',a %r,n Il Nv"
TLr orI.r ~ o....t ,,,Ihf;ch Ln.I Leou j.
sued ol.im<t ,J,Iar. ri.t rbarrir~ him
Win TsinT ~, T,,,I, NJ, LnI,ri'imn
Mansfield vrE;r. nn,ir~ j.. - fLnriori- co.
nac;ty. Was Scrvri y-,trrIay afternoon
by the N9puty sheriff. \ Nj. Robin
son, Of lShklIl and i. ". blanchard
qualified rs bon"~in min iAe sum OF 3d.
coo.
c.,-J,-r Wv r,lor ororr.
thing j. pacific. and Tier" i not the least
probability OF any outbreaks or diiilr"!i!
IN the ciiE. me l"fiii!i', ~! "h.rialiii
| tLr law or ~ourosip" the United state
! officer, in the performance Vi their dat
tic.
u;.:,.i,-
""u.x -" n:' .r,.,, tn'i - ii
quarter, to hc rmiu"aiiv Wi-r and prop
or. No fault i found Tor refusing bail
for Stout and kii4hai!. although II ISnut
denied that the probability OF their quit
l. gfc2'ot than that 81 Mayor Mei!~.
- ~ irr,in"i -. 49, "
J. p'tfn..iS 'ti...'.' ~ Io'''" AIN"
AIRY: pI'&Ha'" '""-' ,.,
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CO., REPUBLICAN,.
rAG"T -i0VEILNT.


illre q the new departure
aumTacr. certain prominent
oGticiaas, s,ColdgG by Il few
pGblicans, are urciHg the
Tie Democratic, and the
Of a new party, will some
be has fallen hy Tie 70 ay-,ide
bearer; What element Of
( chance Of success. would
Y has Jh&r THO Democratic
i had?
principles VII Iii, par
What claims viii il have
ayor that the Democratic
possess:
these gentlemen who ere
.,,+..,u -
lr:cs of tlrc grup don't know
:ergc from lis hell D. 81 pa
n., , -.
.ar:,t:o,. and ,,i,t,.
,,,r,.o,,, >, In.
I.,c;.o hc .,c-
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,o-InorroW night u the Court
,e Coming Man
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-19
DY JOHN 4. DUNN, AUcTl0yEER.
ID JOHN A. DUNN A CO.,

will Friday 2l ins, at II clock, nj 203 Fulton
tee, all ae Machinery aud Fixtures contained IN said
building, known Enpie Mills The Machinery con-
sists, vz;iiorsonta Engine upright Boiler, 10 horsc
power; Shaiay, Betting, Bar stone, code and spice MIA
ard as ai b., which perfect running order,
toc9gf win tol nicrs, Shrvn ini Stoves, Rat prm IA
oac E.a,ca &c To lie removed Immediately after the sala