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sssa7yTSs EsEsOEsES.

lirDrESOT SrR1SGS, Aug. l, 1871.
NgAJOR J. y. FERGUSON HAVING
vi uI, GA &C, Il the interest Of MIR. ~. II. Wess"n
M te .luttL &C., at ,his place. The bushes, will
n"rcai!cr hc conducted hy MIR. James NJ. Subiett,
under ihc s'yle o! SUBLETT 4 GO.
Ih"rc will h.. kE-EFSilMEST SAI.O N on
thr Ir"mis' un''cr the dlt ccti"n of h r. William
tuk"r Il Richmond, where Tie cho' ceSt W IN -
.uu .lDi'bR> will h serv, d la 1h b"st style.
huAr rIaug ucnt has been made wi h The Rich-
mot d aud ibauNii rA.Ir. al by which passengers
can l,ayc Eichiaund L sos u. Nj. anu reach th''
tlugtruo. ,prin,s i, 7:so I. NJ ic we the prinps
q; as :. Nj. iiter carly me ,kiasll ana reaci
nichm"ud at s:t5 A. NJ; p so for the round trip
su3pw s>tBiETT Il c..
TuTEL AT AMELIA G.. H.-A few
4 L more vacant rooms may I've ohtsiLed. tniy
lhirty-.IN mites from kichlnond, and four daily
srs 4. A. V SCOTT.
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& DgO.Y CA LICORICE.-We are re-
ce,viuy Il small shipment Of the above brand u
srAEIsH LIcDRICE, which is equal to the L.
{. CA brand or ANY other.
A. Y. STOKES s. CO.,
B2s Importers Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-04

ENVELOPES furnished and printed at ~, Ss."'
Sa7s, and so per COO, At tho Dispatch ffin1nS
establishments. an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-04

New style Of fall silk hats open,d to-day at AL
Inns. Give him call. Ers.rf
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WINES. 1louORs, TOBACCO, &c.

4 GOOD CHEW. -pILklNTON'S
n FlSE-CU CHEWING TOBAtCE, In ten
pound buckets; a choice article; for sale by
aui s. ~. DOVE.
nLD LIeUOHS.-Medeira Wine, inn
~ ported by d gentleman Of Virginia In 1874 !;
Sherry Wine. vintage 1910 ; Port Wine, vintage
isio and 1850 fc.ch BRANDY, distilled 1850 Ke-
serve Whlsk V. distilled 1855 Hennessy & Win,
p!oprietoIs; B.aDd.. yintsae 1850 and 1852.
CARTER CHRISTIAN, d, a,
No s31 Main street,
Sole Agents for Riley's Celebrated Whskey.
~ 90 SIN ....
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CLOTHING.
rOOL! COOL! COOL!
COOL CLOTHING.

COOL CLOTHING. 49,;
Persons desiring to keep cool and want nice,
g.nIetl w.Ii.mad.. elegantly cut Ci.OTHlSG, 10
keep cool In, ould call and examine my large
and d ne stock vet on hand: among hmth are -s"
WHiTs DUCK SUITS.
BeOwN LUCK SUITS, -.. ..
BLACK ALPACA SACKS, q"
CHkVIOT SUITS ~.....
DRESS BUTTS tfor scmmerl. a...--.. .-a
UNDER-SHlRTS, DRAWFRE. @e%
DhEis-SHIkTS, COLLARS, TtrS,
a9d everything pertaining 10 gcntlcma.'s ward
Ioye, CaIl al ne " store Of WR. IRA SMITH, ~
jy1s 10 ll09 Main strict
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CENTRAL bhPOT.)

CENTRAL bbPOT.}
Montgomery tonuty, Va.
June -, n. 1871. }
rs'IilS X TO NOTIFY ALL PERSONS,
4 visiting ih.. New ft.cr Nnttc Sutphur. (3r
F.ri.stun's sprngs) IN 1t boat fitted up Tor tiic
pn'r"sc, Vii t"ave here every urSDA1 hohN-
lHt, after ist july for these Springs.
am pre- pared TO furnish all visitors with &C
c",nmndations at my Hotel. ~ thts place, and
viii see that they get Ia the boat In time. HI
gVtrc for tue Wilson House.
jy lO-lm "A. =. NILSoN.
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E,rum'D ANp Dan. AND PIEDMONT K. H.. }
, ,rI,EnfE. TlcKkTASD FREIGHT kG T. !
RICHMOND. VA, July 10, 1871.

E,tuM'D ANp Dan. AND PIEDMONT K. H.. }
.I,rI,ENEE. TIcKkT And FREIGHT C T,
RICHMOND. VA, July 10, 1871.
H,NCrESION TICKETS
T. no THE SPRINGS.
rXCTESIuN TICKETS for the following
,.,iu.. can be purchased at the Ticket Oh'e OF
ms con- ,,Any. Richmond, at the rales specified
N.It ,,. or
Il us4ck's tCoynfr's Sprlngsl. l..............$lo IS
tlt Efzny >La!l"n tAtieghany Sprln2sl. -. IL w
Il : re1 nI (MonLgomcry White sulphur 49,
. ,'..,., ....,.............. IL 80
80 .,s.',.,, .Y:lp. ulpttIr Spr,uSS).... IL 6U
~ N,vrr auu Central Depot tSew River
Wul.c. ulpHu- Springs). s).................... 10 oo
/; ..,,pnr ,Si,-,n rs ..............,,.... ! 81
,.,,ft. -,ri,sf-s ........ ................. 3 so
Hickory Tavern, y C.. (Esl1wht sprinrs).. 20 90
Thrs. tickets entitle the holder to return without
al ,tion.l charge until The l5 b Of october.
30 X. MACMURUO,
Gen. Ticket and Freight Agent, X. i ID. l.. IL
T. ii. X. IhLCGTT.
tul'r aud ~up't r. aud ID. X. Il.
Tickets for Bonsack's, hlegbany, Big Tunnel
Itr.sii ,tIsttIrg ana Central Depot are also on
sale ~ i}i. rlc,ct once "f ;itc A. NJ aud .. Rail
r,tad. la.5 Main gIcu:, HichInond. )y 2o-lm
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s"enieiiow and KsufFsa,er-Tbe s,....
Four-Mile Race Mt Saratoga. :
[Frnrn the Herald !

Inc great racing event of the wear tho
meeting OF he wonderful horses. LonafaI' Sn1
low and kInglisher, In the race of Snr
miies over the Saratoga course in Ano,,st
IL now the most prominent subject of s' d;s''
cnsslon Gus! n all over the country. Having. Al.
Ylaed s tne honors at the July meeting, when
nonelello Lon v defeated kingtisher for the sara
soga cup, two and quarter miles. bnf NJ
lowed 'Kingtisher to walk over the co,,rse a.,
for the three-mfse purse the same VeelS ,
there are sufficient resons for the confidc,,n,,
of the respective admirers of both borsas
which is manifested in the numerous hets
great and small, on even terms, alrehdv
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NEW PATENTS.

NEW PATIENTS.
Plnw, i. III. Starkc. Richmond iluX tor
the manufacture of iron and steel, Lorenzo
Sibert, Staunton, Va. ---
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l-erian G., fer beauty Of location and sauority OF
climate
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~. II. ASpr. RAlLIoAD,)
rrFICE az TuE GHS'L TICKET AND :
FrYI.HT Act. RICHMOND, July 20, ls7i.>
rXCrKSloN TICKETS
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-25

Of the Representatives and {
United States Senator.
Fellow Democrats, remem-
Der these facts in future. - 1t is
disgraceful that we should be
defeated in an important cleo
ton like this by such trifllng
figures.
P. S.-Since writing the
above we notice that the At.
torney General of Ohio has
handed the Governor his writ
ten opinion in the Noble coun'
ty tie case. He says that there
has been no election for Rep
resentative in that county, and
,s there will be no vacancy un-
Ill Jan. l, 1872, the Governor
IAN not order an election until
hat time.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-25
GILMAN WARD 4 Co have
just received a large lot of
boots and shoes. Cheap!

AN effort is being made in
Macarthur to contribute clo-
thing, bedding, or money, as
will be seen by referring to an
appeal "To the Public" by a
Committee appointed at a
meeting Of the Odd Fellows,
to those who have been made
destitate by the late horrible
fires of the Northwest. Let
our citizens render them all the
assistance within their power,
as thousands have lost their all,
and are suffering for want Of
and bedding.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-25
THE NEXT GENERAL
ASSEMBLY.
The Importance of Il Single
Vote.

The next General Assembly
of this State will stand as fol,
lows: Senate-Democrats, Is;
Radicals, 18. House-Demo-
Gratis, As; Radicals, 81. The
Senate beiug a tie, and in the
House the Radicals have a ma
jority of 8. During the cam
paign we again and again ex-
horted our Democratic friends
to be sure and vote and get
all their Democratic neighbors
to do so. The result of the
late canvass actually shows
the Importance of the exercise
of the right of suffrage upon
the part of every indivldual.-
Our own county is lost by
only four votes. Had the
Democrats of Vinton, Hancock,
Hardin, Highland, Knox, Bel,
mont and Scioto, done as they
should have done, elected
Democratic Representatives,
we should have had a majority
of five in Ithe House, thus Civ
ing us a United States Senator.
Look at these small majorities
for Representatives in the seven
counties before named:
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-25
counties before named:

And in Noble county the
vote for Representative was a
tie. But lots were cast, and
the Democrat, We are pleased
to learn since issuing our last
paper, won the honor. In
those counties not less than
eleven hundred Democrats neg.
lected to vote, and upon them
devolves the immense political
responsibility. Let this be to
their shame. We could easily
have elected Mr.. Soule here if
some Of our Democratic friends
had not scratched him. The
same may be said of the other
counties mentioned. Are not
Democrats ashamed to look at
such defeats ? Are not Dem.
ocrats ashamed now that they
listened to the malicious lies of
the Radicals and voted against
or scratched Representative
candidates? Now the election
is over the Radical worshippers
Of thieves and public plunder.
ers and land grabbers are
chuckling over the ease with
which they fooled all of you.
Thus it is in every one Of those
counties. After abusing you
the year around as traitors,
Ku Klux, ignoromuses, drunk
ards, heather, &C., they think
it an excellent joke to fool you
ont of your vote on election day
You now see the folly of moi
supporting youEown candidates
the folly Of scratching. A
more thorough turnout Of our
Democratic friends in the
in the townships Of the coun-
tics named, and less scratching,
would have elected u majority
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-25
To the Public,

~ WAN II NWAASs
Intelligence from the N orth-
west gives account of fearful
fires and terrible suffering.
Numerous villages of Wis.
consin and Michigan, and the
surrounding country are black
ened waste, with charred bod
les of human beings scattered
over it,and the living houseless,
naked and destitute.
The situation Of the people
calls for immediate help. Win,
ter already approaches in their
cold northern climate, and un-
less prompt relief is offered by
those who have been more for.
tunate, great suffering will
ensue.
Let US contribute our little
to help the distressed and not
be unmindful of the teachings
of the wisest man who said:
"Whoso stoppeth his ears to
the cry of the suffering, he
also shall cry himself and not
be heard" "He that giveth to
the poor shall not lack"
At a meeting of Odd Eel,
lows held at their Hall, last
Tuesday evening, it was re-
solved to call upon the Broth,
ers to assist these sufferers,
and also to invite the people
of the country generally to send
contributions at the same time.
Bring your contributions of
clothing for men, wo-
men and children, or bedding,
Immediately to Dan. Will &
where they will be re-
ceived, receipted for, and for.
warded.
Each Brother Of the Order
will consider himself a commit.
tee Of one to solicit contribu.
ions; and the same invitation
S extended to each citizen of
The county. The cooperation
Of the ladies is especially re-
quested.
PARIS HORTON,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-25
PARIS HORTON,
W. ]. RANNELS,
Committee.

THE small pox excitement at
Chillicothe has almost died out.
Two cases are at present under
treatment. There have been
80 cases in all; out of that
number Is died, omong whom
was Daniel G. Higgins, late
engineer on the Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroad.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-25
Meeting of the Democrat
&c State Central Conn
Hmi1Aan Nf Ohio.

The members Of the Democratic State Com
mttee, and the Democratic state Executive
Committee of Ohio, will meet in Columbus, on
Friday, NOvember,,A, 1871,
At O'Clock p. NJ. Each member of the Com
mittee is expected to be present-in person II
possible or by proxy--as business Of Importance
is TO he transacted in relation to the campaign
Of 1872 G. N. ALLEN, CHAIRMAN
Us. GRAIL, Secretary.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-25

The deaths in Cincinnati
from smallpox number 145 to
this date. Official reports
give 700 cases in Philadelphia
the first of this week.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-25
For Sale.

Neatly printed copies of The
Official Abstract Of the votes
polled at the late election in
this county are for sale at this
office, at 5 cents each.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-25
Meeting of the Democratic Editors Of
Ohio,

AT the meeting of the State
Central Committee at Column
bus, on the 9th of November,
we would suggest the attend
ance of as many Democratic
editors as can make it conven-
lent to be present.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-25
STEAM FIGURING MILL.
A Card to the Ladies.
DR. DUPONCO'S
Golden Periodical Pills

IElldbe IN correcting IrreguldritiSs, Pcnorin1
06sttrtrtiOns oftAe Monthly Periods, from
Sohdtsrer cause.
They never fail and may he depended upon
in every case whore the monthly flow has been
obstructed through cold or disease. DUP0N.
cos GOLDEN Pills always give immediate
relief, being especially prepared for married la
dies A lady writes: "llnponco,s Golden Pills
relieved me In one day, without Inconvenience
Ike magic" The Genuine are put up In Zar0o
lWhfte) Bores containing double the quantity Of
Pills. and upon each box you will find my "Pri-
yatc U. S. Revenue stamp" upon the stamp see
tho words DUPONC0'S GOLDEN PILLS, In
Waite Lstters, without that None are Genuine.
Remember. the Genuine in In the White bexes.
Full and explicit directions accompany each
box Price ef per box; 9 boxes SIS. Sold by one
Druggist In every town, city, and village In the
world.
Sold in Macarthur, by @. w. SLSS0N, Dru0oist.
LADIEs!-By sending him 81 through tho
Macarthur, Ohio, Post Ofice, can have the Pills
sent (conndentially,) by mail to any part OF the
country free Of postage.
Sold, also, by John Perkins, Athens, and J. d.
Park, Cincinnati, o.
s. d. HOWE, Sole Proprietor, New York.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-25
WTANTED--AGENTS!

ITO sell several New Patented Articles which
l. hnve not yet been introduced, and which
Acnt t , eer,H at rTusu @ IN c,E OF CountrE
SiOa day.
For descriptive circulars and terms to Agents
address y. l.. BISANSON a. co.
Lcalers in Patents and Agents Supplies,
% Gm No Sixth St, Pittsburgh, Pa
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-25

The latest reports from Il
i great fires represent the loss
e life as being fearful. The lo
; Of life in the neighborhood
g the burned village of Peshtig'
Wisconsin, will reach owe
e 1900.
!. A dispatch from Milwaukee
$ Oct. Is, says;
: The fire tornado was hear,
at a distance like the roaring
, of the sea. Balls of fire wer
soon observed to fall lik,
meteors in different part Of tn,
town, igniting whatever they
struck. The people rushed
; with their children in theil
arms, for a place of safety, but
the storm of fire was upon
them, and enveloped them in
flame, smoke, burning sand and
cinders, and those unable to
reach the river were suffocated
and roasted alive. This terri
ble scene happened on Sunday
night, tie Sth Of October, al
ready made famous by the
Chicago horror. A member
Of the relief committee sent
from Milwaukee with supplies,
says the only survivors were
those who were fortunate
enough to reach the water,
many throwing themselves in.
to the mill pond and clinging
TO the floating logs. A num-
ber of these were drowned by
being thrown from the logs by
maddened horses and cattle
that rushed into the water.-.
The fiery cyclone swept over
track of country eight or ten
miles wide, every building,
fence aud all the timber licked
up clean by the tongue of fire.
The town of Peshtigo numbered
two thousand inhabitants, one.
third of whom perished in that
fearful night.
Reports from the east shore
of Green Bay place the loss of
life fully as high as at PeShtigo.
The same account states that
the immediate wants of the
people are supplied, but large
amounts of provisions and clio,
thing will he required for the
coming winter.
Another dispatch from Mil,
waukee, October 10, says:
The Door County Advocate
contains full accounts of the
loss of life and peoperty up to
Sunday night, the 9Th inst
Fires had been raging through
the towns of Brussels, Union,
Gardner, Forestville, Clay
banks, Nosevoupee, Sturgeon
Bay, and Sebastopol, burning
fences and timber, but leaving
the houses untouched. At
nine o'clock on Sunday night
the fiery tornado swept down
fieroely from the southwest,
beginning at the Belgian set
tlement in Brussels, sweeping
through the towns of Union
and Gardner, and the western
part Of Sevastopol, down the
east shore of the bay. Every
building in its path was con.
sumed. At Williamson's shin.
gle mill everything was burned,
and the most awful destruction
of human life ensued. Out of
eighty persons at the mill, fiji.
ty-seven were burned to death.
The few survivors tell a horri-
ble tale of the scene at this
terrible holocaust. After the
fire forty.five bodies were
found in a potato patch in the
centre OF the clearing. Other
bodies were fonnd scattered,
some in wells. There were
many disGgured in a terrible
manner, in some cases beyond
recognition. This great des-
truction was the work of fif-
teen minutes, and was the same
tornado that burned up Pesh-
tigo and twelve hundred hu.
man beings.
A number of other losses OF
life are reported in other places.
Twenty-Five in the town Of
Brussels suffered a like fote.-
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-25
A Rare Chance for AreltS.

Agents wc will pay you 80 per wcok In tgsh, yoa
will engage with R NJ once Lveryih lns furnished
and ospcn'cs Paid Address I a ELL5 & GO, Char
lVtc, Mich,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-25
Monday, the 9th Day of November,
A. u. 1871.
SHERIFF's SALE.
State of Ohio, VlntOn County, SIS.
Mary Lamb, Plaintiff,

State of Ohio, VintOn County, SIS.
Mary Lamb, Plaintiff
against
John B. R0yer ct. al. Defendants.
In vinton County Court of Common Pleas. Or
der of Sale.
Pursuant to the command OF an Order OF
Sale in the above cause issued from the Court
of Common Pleas Of intOn county, and to me
directed as Sheriff of said county, will offer for
sale at the door of the Court House, in the town
of Macarthur Vinton county, Ohio, on
Monday, the 9th Day Of November,
A. D. 1871,
at tho hour of 2 O'Clock +. M. of said day, the
following described premises, to-wit:
Beginning at the Corner Stone Of the South
East Corner OF Out-lot Number Four H) in
Robbins Addition to the town of Hainden, in
the county Of Vinton, and State ofOhio; thence
runningdu west to the Depot Grounds of the
Marietta Il Cincinnati Railroad Company !;
thence with their line to the North East corner
of said Depot Grounds; thence Fast to samuel
Tarr's line; thence North to the place of begin
ning, containing about Three-fourths Of an
acre more or less, according to the Town Plat,
OH which lot is erecteda
STEAM FIGURING MILL
lhken Us thc property vi Joliu ~ NolVI' W.
al. to satisfy decree Of the aforesaid Court in
favor of schder & Co.
Appraised at one thousand three hundred and
twenty five dollars ($l 1876 e0) and must bring
two othirds of that sum.
Terms of salc.-One.haIf cash on the day OF
sale; and one -hNlfiu six months, with Interest
fromday OF sale. ,.
DANIEL BOOTH,
Sheriff vinton Co.
NJ. t. Clark, Atty for Schilder & Co.
October %, 1s7l-5w-l3%
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-25

TIE ground has not been
thoroughly wet since May,
1870.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-25
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-25

c CTAMMERING.-Th cause removed. Address
- DR.. A. B0RDMAN, East Haddam, Ct.
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$50. WE WILL PAY $50.
Agents $50 per week to sell our great and valuable
discovereS II you wan permanent, honorable snd
pleasant work, "pply for particulars Addre DYER
Il CO.. Jackson, Mich gan.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-25

a certain cure for Catarrh Asthma, aud other dis
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-16
EEMALE INSTITUTE,
- ts,i 8 ., MONROE, LA,

lev. Ohaf3oo =. 8Vo06, pTancaHel.
The second term of this institution will
IS commence on MOAAay, AtA Of September
Nexfs In the Methodist L. Church in Monroe.
competent teacher has been
employed who, with myself, will give faith
ful attention to the advancsnent OF the
elaRees. ~
Tuition per term of tsOeney reeks:
Primary classes $500; intermediate $4,000;
aoademic $500; music, extra, $500; modern
= 'lAnEuA&es, extfa each, $500; bookkeeping,
! extra, $4.O0; fncidentals 31.00. ~ -
=. From the date Of entry to the close OF tho
term NO deductions will be made for alb
sence, cxcopt in cases Of protracted sickness.
Reports Of standing Of pupils will be msde
It win be greatly to the interest OF the
scholar and the school for those intending
: To- pattonize, either the Male or Female
,schopi to start promptly on the 4th Of Sep
! tom Dor. For further Information apply to
IL Aug. II. ISL. 1850 zs-tf
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-16
lEoNRoE MALE ACADEMY, :
~ cHAs. r. EVANS, p.,so,rA1.

Tho second term of this institution will
commence on M0nAay, 4th Of September
next, have engaged the services OF Prof.
=. @. Mccormick, b. 8. Of the Louisiana
r Dtkte University, and an enlcient assistant
~ tho primary, department.
abARegulAr classes, adapted for preparing
1tudonts either for college or practical busi-
moss life, will be organised. Strict discipline
will be maintained, and close attention Civ
en- to the instruction and advancement OF
pupils. :, a ~ zen t..pI A.l'3
TUITION =
. :; Primary GLASSES, per month, 800; inter
mediate e4.O0; academic $500; modern
languages, each extra per month, eS.00s hook
keeping, extra per month, 44.O0s incidentals,
per term, $l.O0. y a stFt y '-t ts'f
Boarding. can be had in private families
at $500 per month. The scholastic year
will consist Of forty weeks--ten months
( divided into two terms Of twenty weeks
each. Except for protracted illness, there
:. NQll Sbo no desauction for absence In tuition
, gsN1fQsSaate Of entrance till close OF the term.
- 10roe, Aug. IL, 1871. s=7-a. 47-tf