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JUsT IN TRIE.-Our friend, Capt G.
ID. Bustamante, always wide-awake to the
necessities of our Farmers aud Mechanics,
invites attention to-day to his celebrated
Burdiek Hay and Oat Cutter, decidedly the
best machine of the kind ever invented and
which has the endorsement of parties who
have been acquainted and using other feed
cutters for the last thirty years. Capt.
Bustamante was the first to introduce the
Burdick Cutter to Mississippi and we are
glad to see that he is meeting with
such success as to order one hundred ma
chimes in the fast few days. He will deliver
them, freight prepaid, either from Jackson
or Aberdeen. Capt. BustamantM is also
prepared to furnish the celebrated Brooks
Press, Steam Engines, &c.
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Hardee's New Map
or
NJ ISIS SIPPI.

WNCLUDlNG ull the New Counties created
N by the Legislature Of is5O-7l. aHd em.
bodying "a the Sectional lines and Sectional
Numbers in every Township OF the sn.r.
which is a new and valuable fea'ure. u.Frr
before embodied In any State Mop
Tho author has discarded thc oll EI.HuH.
and gone 10 very great expense in having fbr
whole work re-eugrayci in the mo.t superior
manneri and the Map nov in courae of ruh.
LEGATION and 20 De ready ior delivery by tbe laI
July, viii certainly BE- thc most clab9rlI.
State Map ever published in this country
Active and energetic Agcnts arc wanted fn
every county, and they viii hnd profitable
employment in cauvassing for thIs work
Orders for the Map are now solicited. luI
they will De filed in tbe order received.
Price Ten Dollars. which may bo aeut WIfh
the order, or Map DE sent q. o. u.
Parties having the old edition 0f HlrIr.. 70
Map will receive the new edition at o I.IrrI
discount, on sending the oil map fee 81 eE.
pense 10 the undersigned.
Address
J T.. POWER
g.r.rr.H A t5r,-f F.... II.. HI...
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II. DUDLEY CoLEMAN.-Then name of
this gentleman has become a synonym for
machinery useful to the planter. VINO has
not heard of Coleman's Corn Mill? Mr..
Coleman does not manufacture Cotton
Gins, but he is agent for the latest and
greatest triumph in that kind of machipery,
to-wit: the American Needle Cotton Gin
and Condenser. See his advertisement of
said Gin in another column,a send to him
for a circular.
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REYNOLDS CoTroN Pr

HORSE PowERs.-We invite the attention OF
our planting friends to the advertisement OF
w. III. Reynolds, Esq, New Orleans, who is
now ready to fill orders for his Revolving
Wrought Iron Screw Cotton Press. Mr..
Rey ynold,s presses and and horse-powers are
claimed to be unsurpassed for strength, du-
rability and simplicity. They are made
expressly for cotton ginning, corn mills,
and other plantation work. Send to Mr..
Reynolds for price list. We hope Mr.. Rey-
nolds win let our planters see his presses al
the State Fair to be held in October.
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TTNHE Directors of the Planters, Manufacture
Il ers and Mechanics Association Of the
State of Mississippi, are notified to meet in
the Senate Chamber, on Thursday, June 22d,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of organi-
next State Fair. The Board Of Directors con-
sist of the State officers named in Section 10 Of
the Charter, together with the following,
elected by the Stockholders on 18th inst
Thos. d. Reed. Thos- E. Helm, H. NJ Taylor
c. E. Hooker, Thos. Green, Isydore Strauss, G.
J. Beck, l. T. Montgomery, Austin Nicely
John Handy, km. B. Taylor, j. l. Hoskins
NJ. W. Philips, G. NJ. Walden, Jas. d. Stewart
A. Virdenr w. L Ware, G. A. Rice, J. P. Ste,
vens j. L. Power
A full and prampt attendanee is urged.
J.. %. WHARTON.
President Association.
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The kilograms from the cotton marts for
the last several days give evidence of an
uneasiness on the part Of cotton buyers and
manufacturers regarding the prospects for
large yield of the growing cotton crop, as
Is shown by the tendency ofthe f1eecy staple.
upwards. Its bounds are almost unprece-
dente6l. excelling, we believe, the reaction
In February aud March, 1858 when, from
thirteen cents about the middle OF January,
it went 20 twenty eight or thirty early In
April Columbus lGa-) Sun.
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PENSACOLA d VICKsRURG RAILROAD.
Capt. w. r. Spears of Vicksburg, is in town
on his way to the counties lying along the
route of the contemplated Pensacola and
Vscksburg Railroad, TO solicit subscriptions
to stock in land, etc. Capt. Spears informs
us that engineers are already engaged in
locating the route and the result of their
labors will be made known at an early day.
We bespeak for Capt. Spears kind recep-
ton at the hands of our friends in South
east Mississippi. He will address the peo-
pie of Crystal Springs tomorrow night in
the interest of the road.
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We learn from a gentleman who saw
them, that the corps of engineers who are
surveying the road of the Mobile and
Northwestern road. were thirty-two miles
from Enor, and about five miles east of
Williamsburg. in the Oakatoma Valley, last
Thursday evening, and are coming up the
valley. The line for thirty-two miles above
Enon presents good profile, there being
only an average of five-foot grade TO the
mile. This corps will go to Jackson, and
another will soon be put on the route via
Brandon and Characterization Republi-
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shAAAAHNNs MaNHs
BUGGTES AND HARNESS,
CARRIAGES,
SADDLES, for
LADIES, GENTS. MISSES "a b
BOYS.
WAGONS,
CARTS.
HARNESS or MANY sTA LE-,
BRIDES. COLLARS uAMEs,
TRACES. WHIPS. Sc.
ENAM MELLED AND OIL CLOTH
COPPER WNEIS,
AXLES AND SPRINGS,
HARM ESS a. BRlDLE LEATUEIt
SOLE. KIP AND UPPER LEATHER
SADDLE BAGS a. SATtHElN. HORSE
BRUSHES. CURRY AND NAME a. MUe.
DOG CHAINS AND COLLARS,
TEXAS SADDLE-IEEE-,
SHOE THREAD. &C.. Nc., Sc.
PRICES 10 SUIT
FURS. HIDES, Bee BOUGHT.
uqh0E-tI
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EDUCATIONAL Attention is called to
the programme of Examinations and Clos
ing Exercises of Mississippi College, at
Clinton. They present an intellectual and
musical tieat richly worth a visit to our
neghboring village. Prof. Gathright de-
livers the address to the Literary Societies
on the morning of the 27th.
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IEIOLH IIIC ECOODd pCCLaIOf.
We have made much enquiry the past
week about the crops in different portions
of Kemper county, and are informed. almost
without a dissenting voice, that the grass il
getting the upper hand of the workers to
such an extent that the crop of cotton must
necessarily be very short one. In many
instances. farmers have despaired OF getting
it cleaned out at all, and have plowed uf
and replaneed che ground, but this time with
corn.
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WHAT Our FRIENDS CAN Down

WHAT Our FRIENDS CAN DOWN.
S. Boiling, Esq, of Louisville, Miss. has
favored us with a list of sixteen subscribers
for the campain, all in Winston county.
Our terms are one dollar for THE WEEKLY
CLARION, and two dollars for the SEMI
WEEKLY issue until the end OF the year. A
little effort on the part of one or two friends
in each county will add several thousand
new names to our list within the next two
roOntbS
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BREyITIEs.

sidway has carriages for children.
Fine whfskey at W b. Taylor & Co.
Antonia GenelIa. an old citizen of yicks-
burg. died last week.
Henry 5. Foote, jr- is a candidate for
Mayor Of Canton Miss
yieksburg has received a cotton bloom
srom Louisiana. Rather early.
There are 132, 900 head of Texas cattle at
Dbeline, Kansas, going North.
Commence at once to put up your fruit
h. winter use. Delays are dangerous.
nr G. A. Foster has been appointed May
of Vicksburg, vice Webber removed.
when YOU start North and East, be sure
on ask for tickets via. the Bee Line.
ii CHICAGO advertises for base ball club
.hot can't beat the Chicago picked nine
To dry your fruit this year, be sure you
Der a ..Fruit Drying House from Busta-
tnante.
Cant Robt. Joselyn, of Texas. is spending
few days with his old friends here in
Jackson.
During difficulty at Terry last Sunday
nioht. between two negroes, one was killed.
the other was al rested and held for trial.
Ed Malone. Jr., who killed a negro some
v three years ago near Edwards Depot, in
this county, has been indicted for murder.
We regre; to learn that Sheriff Cohea, of
ID Rankin. is confined to his bed in a most
Il critical condition, and no hopes are enter
n tanned OF his recovery.
We are indebted to Mr.. Henry Moode, OF
Memphis, for files of Baltimore papers con-
tanning tire proceedings Of the Internation-
Il ri Typographical Union.
Kimball. Raymond & Co, have been re-
moved from the office of Public Printers
aod Messrs Robt. Alcorn and:H. t. Fisher
appointed as their successors.
A negro woman with her child was killed
ON the premises of Mr.. Jacob Shaw one
NIGHT last week by the house in which they
were staying being blown down during a
storm.
81 Torrance, who killed Mr.. England at
~ brownsville. last summer, was indicted Tor
murder, by the Grand Jury at Raymond
this week The prisoner was conveyed 70
Jackson for safe keeping.
debateable question-who is the Super
intendent of Education in Hnds county
Tucker says he is, and the State School
81 Board, the authorized appointing power,
saw he is not. Who is right?
A new Board of Aldermen have been ap-
pointed for North Ward, Jno. Duncan, "A
n. Kimball; South Ward Jas. II. 1erger, A
II. Fisher: West Ward, II. Hilzheim, Thos
Anderson, (col) Mayor Clifton is retained
In our notice of the Jail Delivery" in
our last issue, the name of Mr.. Bell should
have been substituted for DIR. Horn, and
further that Messrs. Spengler and Bell left
the meeting of the Board with distinct
Y understanding that the matter of allowance
y for Jail repairs would not be brought az
a until the next meeting; but the matter was
Immediately called up and passed.
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Aso at Reduced Prices for 1871,
Brooks Wrought Iron Press.
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AGENTS FOR TmE CLARION.

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BRowN's WELLS. = Col. VIM. A.
Stockton, proprietor Of this delightful sum-
mer resort has a card in to-day's paper
which interests several classes of invalids.--
These waters have effected radical cures i'm
hundreds OF cases. The Wells are pleasant-
ly located in CopIah county, i've miles nom
MartinsYiIle Station.
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Mr.. Greeley's reference, in his Natchcz
speech, to the ignorance of the negroes, his
statement that education ought TO be test
of suffrage, and that it had been better for
the country could suffrage have been given
to the negroes more gradually. raised a
storm of Indignation among many of his
colored fel'o citizens. They don't like
what ii. G.. knows about suffrage
Democrat.
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Mrs. j. w. Shaw has rented her ele-
giant residence on State street to Attorney
General Morris; and Mrs. Shaw win here
after reside with her mother in New Or
leans. Herself and Master Willie take their
departure for that city tonight. We are
sorry to lose them from Jackson. and hope
the change is not to be permanent.
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The 25th Anniversary

of the reign of Pope Plus IN. has been eel
ebrated in this city to-day by the Catholic
congregation. To-day marks an era in the
Church of Rome. All good Catholics
throughout the world have to-day attested
their vencration and adhesion to the great
head Of the church. Jackson is not behind
| the rest and Father Picheret's flock turned
out this morning in procession, imposing,
grand and beautiful, to the number of about
three hundred, marched through the prin-
| pal streets for an hour or more and returned
TO the church, where Bishop VIM. Henry
Elder delivered an address of congratula-
tion at the preservation of the Holy Pontitf
through so many years of trial and turmoil,
| and instruction as to the duty of the church.
We regret that the lateness of the hour pre-
vents our giving a synopsis of his remarks
OF the procession, as before stated, it
presented an imposing spectacle, including
| all ages, men, women and children, from
| the lisping little girl of four years to the
aged mother of siXty-from the small boy
who could scarcely undergo the fatigue, to
the father whose hair was silvered and his
steps bent and weary with the weight OF
years. The Jackson Brass Band made
music lot LnG OCCdSlOHs MI. OOHiA u 1NOui
| bacher acted as Chief Marshal with Messrs.
Mike O'Brien, Tony Spengler, and Mr..
Cummings as Assistants. At the head OF
the procession was carried large crucifix,
and the different societies of the church
carried banners in the following order:
The flag of the Holy Father, Pope Plus
IX, colors white and orange.
Next came the children of the congrega-
ton, bearing banner inscribed Long
! Live Plus TX" Following was a banner
bearing the coat-of arms and date of election
| of the Pope, June 10th, 1916" Then came
the ladies of the congregation. with their
banner, inscribed "Immaculate Conception,
Sth Dec. 1854 Following were the gentle
men of the congregation and the St. Alloy
sus Society, and at the end of the process
sion walked Mr.. NJ. Mclaughlin, carrying a
handsome blue silk banner, bearing hand
somely wrought portrait of the Holy Father,
the Pope. inscribed "Vatican Council, Sth
Dec, 1859" Immediately following this ban
ner walked Bishop Elder and Father Rich
eret, accompanied by guard of honor from
the ST. Aloysius Society.
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WH1sKyl-W. B. Tavlor g. Co. don

WHISKY w. B. Taylor & Co. don't
wait for people to injure their health by in
dulging in villainous poison, and so have
lately ordered and just received a lot of fine
" old Bourbon" whiskey, which they desire
to sell to all who indulge, whether as a
regular drink" or Just leetle for the
stomach's sake" 1t is superior for medicinal
purposes. All the best brands and full proof
whiskies are kept for sale.
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OF MISSISSIPPI.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
Commencement Sermon by Rev. W. c. CRANE,
d. D., of Jackson, Miss, on Sunday, June
25th.
Sophomore Prize Defamation on Monday,
June 26th.
Junior Exhibition on Tuesday, June 9th.
Public Day Law Department,-Address by
Henry Craft, Prof. Of Law, June 2sth.
Grafton before the Literary Societies by Col.
H. W. Walter, of Holly Springs, June 2sth.
Delivery of Medals to Successful Declaimers,
June 2Sth.
Alumni Grafton, by Rev. W. I. J. Sullivan, 8
o'clock P. NJ, June 2sth.
Commencement Day of Literary Department,
on Thursday, June 10Th.
Annual Meeting of the Board Of Trustees, on
Thursday, June I'D.
THO. L. b. PEGUES,
Sec'y Of the Board.
Oxford, Miss, May p, 1871. swAwtd
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UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI,
CHANCELLOR's OFFICE.

June fLts 1871.
Editors Clarion II am authorized by the
authorities of the Mobile & Ohio K. r., OF
the Vicksburg & Meridian r. r, and the
Mississippi & Tennessee r. R.. to say that
they will pass all visitors to and from Ok
ford who wish to attend the Commencement
Exercises from 25th to 10Th June, for hall
fare, on the usual conditions.
Respectfully,
JNO. n. WADpEL.
Exchanges are requested to copy or notice
above.
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THE aLHEGHANY SPRINGS.

SM-RkMNOSs
(TBE GREAT DYsPEPTIc WATER OF THE
sTATE.)
Are located 3 4 miles from Allegheny Depot,
where visitors met by agent of the
Proprietors, with four-horse Coaches to con-
vey them over a fine graded road to the
Spring.
These waters are deemed specific for Dys-
pepsia For remarkable cases of cure see de-
scriptive Pamphlet. They located on the
head waters of the Roanoke River, amidst the
splendid scenery, beautiful and extensive
grounds, covered with shade trees, and ex-
tending to the banks of the river, with pic
turesque walks and drives.
THE IMPROVEMENTS
are extensive, and since the last season, have
been largely increased. A splendid Band
with all the usual attractions for amusement,
will be in attendance.
C. A. COLH0UN co.
Descriptive Pamphlets obtained on applica-
tion.
THE YELLOW SULPHUR SPRING
Is 3H miles from the Christiansburg Depot, at
which point visitors will be met by an agent
of the Proprietors and conveyed to the Spring
in comfortable coaches over n well-graded
turnpike This is the most elevated Water
ing Place in Virginia, being 1000 feet above
the level of the sea, and only 10 feet below
the summit of the Allegheny Mountains. This
property has recently been purchased and
thoroughly reftted and refurnished by the
Proprietors. Fine Band Of Music, sc.
For further particulars see Pamphlets and
Circulars.
may16sw&w1m ]. j. & j. WADE
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Our AGENT AT DURANT.-John
Riley, Esq, has kindly consented to repre-
sent The CLARION ut Durant, as agent.
Persons in that vicinity desiring to subscribe
are requested to send their orders through
him. Mr.. Riley has our thanks for several
favors recently received.
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CHAS. II. ALLEN.
At Pres't State Council, Osy ka, Miss.

Information reached us on yesterday
that a negro man, name not known. was
killed in Noxubee county, six miles north
west of Macon, by two other negroes. 1t
appears that one of the negroes who done
the killing had taken the wife of the party
killed. and it is surmised that the killing,
was done to perfect his title to the woman
Call out the troops.-West Point Citizen
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The Water Valley Agricultural and
Mechanical Association has fixed on the
third Monday in October as the time for
commencing its next annual Fair. Steps
were taken to attach the Association, as
auxiliary, to State Association.
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DR. WAnnFr.

DIR. WADDEL -
The undersigned committee from the
Senior Class. appreciating the value ofyaur
Baccalaureate Sermon delivered on the 4th,
inst, do respectfully solicit a copy of the
same for publication.
j. W. THOMPSON,
C. 5. MCKENZIE
CORNELIUS MILLER.
June Sth. 1871.
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General Martin and Messrs. Geo. w.
Koontz, S. ID. Stockman and p. III. McGraw,
were busily engaged On Thursday and
Friday, in eanvassing for subscriptions OF
stock co the NatcheZ and Jackson Railroad
and met with considerable encourage
ment.-NatcheZ Democrat.
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The Annual Commencement Ball,
complimentary to the Graduating Glass,
University of Mississippi, is announced for
Thursday evening, oath inst. The managers
have so notified us, with their accustomed
politeness.
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al accept nothing. Davis Speech
at Atlanta.
II accept everything. g."-Grant's course
since he has been President.
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Alas :!
To the Associated Press.

To the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June s, 1871.
Judge Lewis Dent was arrested in this
city yesterday, on warrant charging him
with miSappropriatiOn of money. He OBJ
tanned bail and lett the city last night.
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MEMPHIS CONFERENCE
Female Institute,
JACKSON, TENNESSEE.
COMMENC CEMENT, 1871.

TUNE 1lth-SUNDAY.
- SERMON by Bishop f. NJ. Marvin, ID. ID.
June 18th.
School Exercises in Elocution and Music.
EVENING.
Exhibition of the Literary Societies, and
Presentation Of Medals b. Rev. j. A. Harri-
son, d. D., of Jackson.
ADDRESS BEFORE THE SOCIETY OF ALUMNI.
By Rev s. B. Surratt, of the Memphis Con
ference Also Addresses read by
Miss SALLIE WAIsRIGHT, Of Somerville,
Tenn.
MISS MAGGIE WALKER, Of BALDWIN. Miss.
MISS MARIANA JoSEs, of Jackson, Tenn.
EVENING:
THE ANNUAL con NCERT.
JUNE 18th.
GRADUATING EXERCISES,
And the Addresses to the Class by Rev
Lovick Pierce, ID. D., ofGeOrgia.
The ALUNSo, are specially invited to attend
Provision will be made for their aceomm0da
| tion in the families of the city.
! During the previous week, the Private
| Examination of Glasses, to which the Parents
Trustees, Clergymen, Teachers, Editors, ane
4 Board of Visitors. are invited.
may 26-wAsw-lt
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UNION FEMALE COLLEGE,.
OXFORD; MISS.
a. Closing Exercise,
OF
MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE
AND
CENTRAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,

CLINTON, HINDs CO., MISS.
June %, % and Determination of Glasses,
College and Institute.
June 26-Night-Lower Preparatory Exhibi-
tion, College.
June 27-Morning-Address by Prof. Gath
right to the Literary Societies. Night
Prize Defamation of Advanced Rhetorical
Class, College.
Jhe -Morning-Exhibition Of Lower Class
es Institute Night-Advanced Prepara-
tory Exhibition, College.
June ning-Commencement Exercises,
Institute. Night-Commencement Exer-
eises, College.
Music furnished for Public Exercises by
Musical Department of the Institute.
The friends of Education arc cordially in
vited to attend the examination and other ex-
ercises.
ROBERT KELLs,
President of Trustees of Institute.
BENJAMIN WHITFIELD,
President Of Trustees Of College.
june13sw2w
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TO TAX PAYERS

j . ] a ; I a I y It y
DY Special Act Of the Legislature. tHe f.mr
ID for the collection Of Taxes for h.rHf EU.T
1870. in Kinds county was extended tY
JULY lst
Taxpayers will please take notice, iHHI 0H
and after July lst the Sheriff win hHfH uH
discretion in the premises. and he WI'I I.
compelled 10 collect damages iu accordance
with law.
A. my Offices will be crowded during t.r
last few days allowed By Jaw, Cow payment
without damages, citizens ore hereby HIm.u-
ished OF the danger of further delay.
Respectfully
j. l.. LAKE. JH.
Sheriff and Tax Collector. Kinds County
June 3, 1871. sWkwtd
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THE MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS

SPRINGS.
Are ~ miles from Big Tunnel Station, from
which point guests reach the Springs by light
truck railway, owned by the Proprietor Ma
Tor ]. T. WILSON, late of the Old Sweet Springs
has charge of the Hotel. Hartelps Opera
Troupe will give weekly entertainments
First-class Cooks and Servants have been en-
gagged, a splendid Band, convenient Baths,
and all appliances for amusing visitors pro-
vided. Tables supplied with every delicacy
and the Bar with choice liquors. The Build
ings are commodious and accommodate ations
ample See circulars or address
THOMAS WILSON,
Montgomery Springs Va
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A DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESORT.
NOLUMBIA ATHENEUM.
MAURY COUNTY, TENN.
CLOSING EXERCISES, 1870.

June 25- P. M-Commencement Sermon by
the Rev. W. p. Harrison, ID. d., editor of
the New Monthly Magazine of Nashville,
June q, %, 30-Public Examinations-Latin,
French and English recitations, essays,
music, etc, etc.
| June 2S-S Z. M.-Soire Dansante.
June 29-s P. M.-Grand Concert Of Vocal
and instrumental Music.
| June 30-Address 10 the Alumn2 by Miss
Contie NJ Draughon, Of Springfield, Ten
nessee.
P. M.-Commencement-G March COM
posed for the occasion by Prof Ed. Won
Adeleing our Director OF Music.
SalutatOry-Miss Sallie Blanton, of Pickens-
vile, Alabama.
| Valedictory-Miss Bette Mum, of Paulding,
Mississippi
PRIZES AWARDED.
Diplomas conferred by Hon. Jas. H. Thomas,
President Board of Trustees.
OratiOn-by Prof. George 5. Blackie, A. NJ,
NJ. D., of Nashville, Tenn.
Address of the Principal to the Graduating
Glass.
Columbia, Tenn, June 9th, 1871.
UNION FEMALE COLLEGE,.
oxFoRD; MISS.
| COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES, 1871.
Monday, June l9-s P. M.-Prize Readings
and Music.
Tuesday, June 20-S P. M.-Music, Reading
of the U. L. o. Society Annual Maga-
zine, and address by Rev. NJ. b. Dewitt
of Huntsville, Ala.
Wednesday, June 21-s P. M.-Musical Enter
! tainment-CANTATA.
Thursday, June 22-S p. M.-Commeneement
| june-9-w&sw2w.
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OIHt YEsi

DUGGIEst BUGGIEs-frcsh arrival
HD Also, Bull-Iongucs. Halls shovel aHH
Sweeps Sweeps, g., at reasonable fgu... al
june2 H n. elLEh
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Amo, those who were present il the
room when he died were his son Charles, Is
years old, his only living child, with whom
he had a touching interview on his arrival.