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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-05

military failure. For the same
reason Grant was selected as tile
candidate Of the Union men for the
Presidency, while Mcclellan was
the chosen leader Of the Copper
head Democracy. The one was
successful because he deserved sue
cess, while the other was defeated
because he deserved defeat.
And the result proved the wisdom
Of the peoples choice. The elec.
ton Of Mcclellan over Lincoln
would have been the election OF
Seymour over Grant.
Through q rebel assassin it was
sought to defeat the peoples desire
in the election of Lincoln, and as to
the success Of this undertaking we
neednotstop to consider. The bullet
fired by Booth placed Johnson in
the Presidential chair, and the cor
ruptions that characterized his ad-
ministration are well known. 1t
was the mission Of Grant to reform
these abuses as it was his mission
to lead the army that suppressed
the rebellion. In this undertaking
his success is measured by figures
that count up into hundreds Of mil
lions Thisis not the way Of a dis
honest man. There is nothing that
speaks so loudly and with so much
effect to the people as the success
that has attended the administra-
ton Of Grant in regard to the rev
enue. Under johnson honesty on
the part Of revenue officers was the
exception. Now honesty is the
rule. In proof of this it is only
necessary to refer to the large re-
duction in the public debt, the econ
omy in general expenditures, and
the increased receipts, notwith-
standing the removal Of a large
proportion OF the tax burden.
In craftsmanship Grant may not
excel; in regard to San Domingo
he may be in error, and in other
things his friends may be forced to
differ with him; but as q General
he was n success, and in admins
tering the government upon the |
Of honesty and economy .
he is proving equally successful
Because he is thus successful such +
papers as the Indianapolis Senti /
mel, which loved Mcclellan for his /
failures and tried to reward /
him by presents ard an election to
the Presidency and had no word /.
Of censu.e for the c0rruptions that
grew up under johnson, threaten /
ing the destruction Of the revenue
and the Generalization of society, +.
10 not scruple to SANDER him.
1t is very plain that Grants sue
3esses, and not his failures, render
him obnoxious to Democratic edi-
tors who have not outIived the bad /
practice Of partisan papers, in deal
ing in sweeping and groundless ac- /
1usations rather than Argument or
criticism = CiR Gaz.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-05

Inc OIeu0 Dlaue says
1t is reported that it is proposed
Mt Washington to introduce q bill
to retire Chief Justice Chase, in
view Of his continued illness. We
think the.t time has not come, for
adopting a measure Of this sort
The services of Judge Chase have
been sufficiently valuable to the
country to demand for him proper
patience and sympathy in the hour
OF his allliction. The Court can
spare a single member long enough
to give him fair chance to recover
his health and strength, Haste in
such q case would be discreditoble
to the nation.
These observations are just. We
have never been among those who
have mderroted ,hc public services
Of Salmon r. Chase as u, s. Sena,
tor, Governor of Ohio, Secretary
of the Treasury, and as Chief jus
tlcc OF the United States. His
great and commanding abilities his
worst enemies have been always
willing to concede, His services
as Secretary Of the Treasury were
of incalculabIe Importance II was
Chase's weight Of character, quite
as much as his financial wisdom,
that inspired the confidence Of the
country in the ability Of the Gov
to weather the financial
storms which beset it, and reach
harbor Of security and safety He
should not be displaced on the SUI
preme Bench until 1t is rendered
certain that the state Of his health
viii unfit him to hereafter perform
lis judicial duties, 20, s. Jour,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-05
Notice to Hunters

A LII person are hereby forbid trespassing
N orhuutlng with guns, dogs, op nets, in
puguitof game on lands Of tthonnJclsigned
IN Concord Township, Ross county, Bnekskm
Township Ross comfy and Wayne Town.
ship Fayette County, Ohio, The penalty Of
the law viii be strictly enforced @ter this
date
r slagel Elizabeth Slagel IIarrlft slagel
Geo Ireland. ,lohn Kuhl, Jos, Harper, Susan
Rtenour. Abram Shobe Isaac Vinclnt, WIN
D Mallow, Allen lleagler, Henry Y Slagell
Elon Harper, Cyrus lleagcr, Jaeoll Eyman,
Hugh McCoy, VIM $ Rodgers II Cory,
Jeremiah Hopkins Washington MNhs, John
W Mains Samuel llarper Crawford Put
man, VIM Martin, Robert Kerr
Dee QNd 1Stll b-WY
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-05
ITerms of ne Daily Gnzette.
Notice to Contractors.

YINHE contract for the construction Of the
road known as tlfa Lewis, by grading
gMveting, culyerting draining, Nc, the same
On the line as located by Viewers and ordered
by the Commissioners Of Fayette County, o.,
AT their Jane session, 4, d. 1870, will be offer
cd to the lowest and best bidder or bidders on
Saturday, January l4th, 1871,
said contract win be onered on the ground
by sections OF one mile, beginning at the
North endQf suid road where It intersects
with the Bloomngbnrg Road near the resi-
dcnce OF r. w steele; thence along the line OF
tho same to the old Corporation line OF Wash
mgtou q, II, vt the East end OF Market 81
atwhich point the entire contract will be Of
iered
An bids to be oral and by sections,
Bidders must be prepared to give security
at the time of sale for the faithful execution Of
their contracts, as no bids wi u be considered
unless the same has been done
The undersigned reseWessthe right to reject
any or all bids
Specifications for said road viii be on Gle
at the Auditor once, on and after December
2Gth 1870
Bidders will beprepared with eonyeyances
and meet at the North eud OF said road, on sat
urlay the 18th day OF January, at 10 O'Clock
A, A.. Twill start promptly At this hour, and
pass over the road aud ofer II for sale
JAMES A. MCLEAN,
Dee 92sf0-2t Engineer
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-05
SHERIFF'S SALE,

. :, - :, :,
David *, Bryson, against Ann Bryson, ct al
Order OF sale in Partition.
Pleas Fayette County, Ohio; To me directed
and in pursuance OF the command thereof, /
VIII expose and oiler for sale at public aue-
ton, at the Court House, IN the town Ot Wash
ington. IN said county, on Monday the 18th
day OF February, A. D. ISL, nt one O'Clock,
y m OF said day; The following described
lands and tenements. tO-wit; situated in the
county Of Fayede, and State. aloresnd Be.
ginning at stake in the center Of the road
leading from Washington to Bloominghurg.
lknown as the Deylin roadl and corner to
Ralph j. freeman and In the line of Samuel
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-05

Mr.. Robert lincoln, whoinhcr-
its much of the ability Of his faith,
or. has become a disciple Of Sweden
borg, lie y a-Pertner Of John \,
Scammon, one Of the ablest law
yers and bankers Of Illinois, and
one of fthe most prominent Sweden
boygians Of this country
In the United States District
Court at Boston, vested Dexter
T. Mills and others were agaigned
for trial, charged with smuggling,
The alleged frands cover a period
Of between three aud -four years,
and amount TO nearly S950000,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-05

Mrs. N, BENNER h Miss LIZZIE ALLEN
HANE opened new Millinery and Dress
III Making Establishment In the room
formerly occupied by Ge0 Adams \ Brother
All kinds Of goods III their line funished ut
reasonable rates, and Millinery and Dress
Making done 10 order In the lutestistyles and
In satisfactory manner, Give them call
Sept 2O 1870 4jFtt
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-05
FERNS Of the scm,- Weekly Gazette:
The Daily Gazette,

Asa newspaper, the Daily GAZETTE is
not surpassed by any publication in the
United States. 1t covers the entire field of
News, Literature, Commerce, Mauuiac,
lures, Agriculture, and Amusements, and
occupies it fully In its Editorial Depart
ment the GAzlrTR has all the excellence
tbata variety Of first class talent can i'm
part to it In principle we need hardly
cay that it ia Republican. The following
ARE the
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-05
FOURTEEN YOUNG BULLS
GOOD Q ALIVE S,
Of the Finest selection in the
Uuited States.

Pure Duchies three fourth hichies, one
half Blooded Duehies, and othertayorite pure
breed from the herds Of VIM Warield, KY
John Cunningham XIV Abraham lenlck. Ky,
Benz y, Grams KY Henry Clay, KY, Bed
ford and Jeremiah Duncan Ky, samuel
Thorn, N y. james o. shclden, New York
Ion a D C6ngQr New York Nanmetels
Ky, Thomas G. stitletts Kentucky
N. The cattle that was at theState Fair,
tolls who has the blood, look more plenlit
ums al theuhio statc Fpir thanNil tHe ci8-
tic combined, that were from Fayeile Gonnty,
Ohio. sw ANpllIspA NlsWlIr
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-05
!GcnernI News Items.


A case involving the title to six
thousand acres OF land in Della
ware county, Ohio, will he taken
mpin the Supreme Court on Thurs
day.
The house whore Henry Clay
was born near Ashland, Hanover
county, Virginia, was destroyed by
fire, on Saturday, II was more
than a century old
Twenty nine thousand and
eighty ffe emigrants passed
thtongh Columbus last year, being
6 Gil less than in 1869, and less
1han any year since 1865,
as.The number Of fires in st. Louis
hiring the past year was l95 loss,
$777,0S2; insurance, S66l,l62 !;
loss above Insurance, SIl5,920
-Four Gremen were injured while on
duty, and eleven lives lost by fire,
explosions, dc,
70 The Committee on Appropria
tions will not report in favor of
giving the Treasury Department
tile $4,000, 900 asked for public
buildings throughout the country,
but will advocate a9propriating
the samenmouht as last year Sl,-
100000 d M
VIA special election, on Saturday,
for representative IN the State
Legislature from the First District
ofWayne county, Detroit, to Gill
the vacancy caused by the death OF
Henry ] Buckley, a Democrat
vino was elected lost November,
by a majority Of 80, resulted in the
election Of William G. liogbt, a
Republican, by 425 majority,
lThere is an old couple living in
Ann Arbor, Mich, who have
caoght the spirit Of the age and.
after having lived together seventy
two years, are now talking about
getting q divorce. The old lady
saws that her mother always
prophesicd that che would never
liva with her husband, and she be
gins to think that the old lady was
right
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-05

1Ngtrespondenee Of the De.lptt lrbupe' j
u h9.lr ALLEGAN, Dee. 20, 1870
J. The residence of Enamel Help
man, Situated on section ii, in the
township Of TroWbrdge, was en-
tireIy consumed By fire on the
night Of the 24th, with three Of his.
children one boy and two girls
Mr.. aud Mrs Helpman barely es
capped with their other two chill
dren
Mr., Helpman had worked hard
all day and retired quite carly, His
family soon followed leaving the
stove red, hot and well filled The
fire must have caught in the roof
from'the pipe, as there was no chin
ney, aud Mr. II was awakened
about midnight by the roof falling
in. The fire had then blocked up
tho passage through The door, and
he Immediately aroused his wife,
broke open a window, and pulled
her and two Of the children out,
pqne -of them having anything on
but tboir night-clolhes and even
those being nearly burned or lis
ether boy came TO the window, and
Mr. II had nearly succeeded IL pul
ling him out by the shirt when the
garment, which was badly burned, |
parted, and the boy fell back into
the flames, The cries OF the little
suiIerersfN ere heard Tor some time
piterwpvd, but they could not be
saved, 38 b
Mr. lIelpm0n then covered his |
wife and rescued children up In the
bay in tho barn, and rode a horse
one mile 70 his nearest neighbor
for assistance. When ho arrived
he was nearly frozen, that being
the coldest night Of the season, and
be whally naked. Ilo sank into a
state 0f wonnsciousness as soon
IS he told the story The ncighs
bnrs immedialely mlIied and Ium
ished all tic assistance within their
powefs
Mr His ina critical condition,
being roasted and frozen In places
No.calmDity has ever before cast
such universal gloom over the
corbmnily, rs thls Several hun
dfld dollars have already been
raised for the family,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-05

hereyt
nd penal
%
Dcembra 81
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-05
Farm for Sale.

NNE mile from Reesyile stationlon Mus
~ kihgnm' yaleyR 4 contains 23sk
acres about ti0 acres cleuredi pricJ S55 per
acre The land Is rich two FREQ plies with.
IN halra mile. ia will be sold so0ns is very
cheVp Can on UlYssus Morgan Of keeseille,
Ohio, oraddress the subscriber,
JAS Il McNALL,
North staF Allegheny County Penn
Dee ~, 1870 5rwS
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-05


REPORT Of the condition of the
~ First National Bank at Washington,
In the State Of Ohio, at the close OF buiiness
ON the twenty eight duyof December lsi0i
EXpENDrrUREs,
Loans and Discounts j, W. .....,. $50 ts1G0
U 3 Bonds To secure Circulation. l0l 5000
Agents ,.......,. '..s., .,........ 41aot55
Due from other National Banks 4530 Is
Due from state Banks and Bankers, 0ll 81
Ranking. House .,,,..,,.,.,......,.e 05l1 o.
Current Expenses fs, a4,sa 2l3leS
Taxes paid ,.,,..,.,. .4,.,. sos 81 dAi2 20
Cash items, lncludng stamps . G26Og5
Bills Of other National Banks. 9 40 90
Fractional Currency (mcluding
Nickels) ...... .....,..... ........ Gtsl
Legal Tender Notes -...,..,,.a, 81 800
Total ,.,....a. ..s ..,,. $50 1o5 29
LGARTLIrlEs
Capital Stock paid ii p. .,..,u., 500 ono 90
surplus Fund ..,..,a.l,s. -...,.... CD Gj1 l3
Profit and Eo-s ..t,.3,.s,..,t.. 2Ol1i 90
National Bank circulation
ing ..,..l..t,,4t... ~ Et .,t...,.ts g0.l00 90
Individual Deposits il.,..,......,, 254 3ig 81
Due 10 National Banks g 1914 23
Due to other Banks aad Bankers 1910
Total tal..................l.s.A .t.. S5g6T05 20
|, Il, A, ROBINSON Cashier Of thef'nst Ma
tional Bank Of Washington, OHIO do solemn (
ly swear that the above statement Is true TO
the best ofmy knowledge and belief
X, A. ROBINSON Cashier
Correct Attest;
+. l.. NtTTERHOusE)
DANIEL MCLEAN Z Directors
JAMES BEATTY,
STATE or OHIO.
FAYETTE COUNTY s..
sworn to and subscribed before me, th
lth day of January 1871
j, p, ROBINSON Notary Public,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-05
DELINQUENT TAX SALE.

II
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-05

The failure OF the Ames plow
compbny. Of Boston, has created a
greater sensalion IN tlat city than
any failure slpee 1851. Ookes
Ames was carrying S2,0Q0,OOQ of
Union Pacific bonds Speculation
outside Of bis legitimate business !
lie ought 70 fail. Bad manage
Reptof ibe road and The deprecial
ton Of ils credit ruined Mr Ames,
he badno business With Il, and his
failpre. Involving others perhaps .
hapkrnpicy, shows the vile policy
ef encouraging speculative msani-
tyqia Timer.
Ii isfepoFied tliat Sumner soys
he oRIs IN fear ofpefaonal vio.
lehce 1f0i0 the Executive Man-
siosi Re knows that he deserves
Z kiekiha ff4m Grant, md be IL
llisf green enough 70 be afraid that
iAe latier wiil lay aside tbe Pfesl.
de9iiallliguiiy lobg enough to give
Il % aim. Lsfcqster Gezetfc,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-05
THE FAMILY, FIELD AND SHOP!
CZNCZNNATI GAzETTE,
Daily, Semi Weekly & Weekly.
News, Literature, Agriculture, Man
niactures, Politics.

News, Literature, Agriculture. Man
niactures, Politics.
The proprietors Of the Gazette, IN an
nounoing the terms for 1871, take pleasure
/ in stating that their efforts to produce
paper adapted 10 the wants of their read
/ ers, which have been so fully appreciated
! by large army Of subscribers, will b
continued; and while prices have beer
somewhat reduced, the character Of III,
I publication win be fully maintained
( While calling attention to the low termi
offered to Clubs, we would ask the public
to bear in mind that the GAZETTE containi
more reading matter than any other papel
printed in the city, and TINT it offers on,
third more information in each Weekly
than other papers which are published al
about the same price. In comparing pri
ces, thisis a point that should not be over
looked.
The Weekly Gazette,
Is printed on ccar type, contains an aver.
ngc of thirty four eolums Of reading mat.
ter, and is specially designed for The coun-
try. News, Literature. Commerce, Manu-.
features and Agricu tlre are the special
ties of this edition, and eaeh department
will be found full and complete, Farmers
will find the Agricultural Department,
which ism charge of an editor Of pract-
cal experience in that line of industry, of
great value, The proceedings Of the Gin
cinnati horticultural Society are also
printed in this paper. A first class (orig,
inal or selected) story will always be
found in the WEEKLY GAZETTE. with
enough politics and religious intelligence
to keep the reader fully advised of move
ments in State and Church. The world is
the field in which we labor. and nothing
of interest to the public will escape attene
tion. The following are the
Iernls OF inc weekly ""ze''e'
One copy. 40 90
Five to Ten copies rs
Ten to Twenty copies. .....- 60
I,%entyt TO hlrty hYe coples'7----- 4 90
FiGv 10 seventy fve comics Is
Seyenty.fi,e to One Hundred copies. O5
Cne Kindred comics and inward | 90
~,
The AGRIcuLruRAL DEPARTMENT - ! ne
to tI,e Agricultural department Of lhe ca,
z1rTA-whleh NssSspeeNjy ~ ne weekly
edpion. TINS contains 10 gge extent,
an lntef,eha,ng9S2t views oetwGl pracIleaI
men, Whieh Is proving interesting una
valuable. and hos' during ne iasE year
serlbers The lnfornAtio9 thus obtained
from practical men, and disseminated
through the colnms OF the GAZETTE, is oil
more real value than volumes th"t are
written on agricultural su2Jects oy mere
for more eapable of telling how it is done
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-05

sTiIuEsDAY, Jan, 5, 1871.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-05
Preminm 10 snbscribers.

THB ANNUAL REGISTER, for 1871, win
contain more than the usual amount Of in
formation, specially valuable to farmers
and housekeepers, and will be sent to each
Subscriber TO the WEEKLY GAZETTE.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-05

A case involving the title to six
thousand acres OF land in Della
ware county, Ohio, will he taken
mpin the Supreme Court on Thurs
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-05

.s The Legislature ofthis State
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-05

OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-05
WHAT FARr OF LOT.

pdlt .'.ss.... ...s ...
whole ............,..
10 BE-. .t........,..
uO '...'....'t,..,..I
part N VIZ .,.......|
| 5 Il half. .......... ..I
WllolS .,,H,.............
do
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

1O6 EAST HOUSTON ST., ROOM "A YOUNG
L) lady wishes to to families by the day to cut and
make ladies' childrens dresses
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

1.Da WEST .s1H ST.. NEAR 9Th AVA TRUST.
lOf wrthy sui capable persoa working hous.kes or
IN respectable famly7 yeArs best city rsiorcncss Call
for two dAvss
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

100 WEST 28rd ST. UN THE BAKFRYl.-A FIRST
ls)sJ ssmaker (French,
by the day and cut h good operator Wheeler
A. WilaonSa machine.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

100 EAST 2sPH STA YOUNG GIRL TO GO OUT
NO by the day week or month in private families as
first class operator; references.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-06-03

N'fe ~ frT hifri4 ~
Us less rIafa ~ sslia. ed
sefi aaA tisl nsa
HofhiHf -frsssfslzsss 4 sa.rfsm
- sAslafln fsah zIss Csmprns
-asltsiisps illsf sFs .~spsfesse
aesn=I sa= efi al8 90 eos.
laAA An ssfdAA 4 - Il vi
.ffepsf 70 h. evil shd essFtsos= 20
IS HEsf mdtgsfu : stranger, bot
aiy ssssms h~denA-hirs eulsssl,
sAs- whes ~ rsak.y Hsl~rhe- ~
When one fesls asai.hir. the o..
"a Of fhaf sishnsas esuaot ssiEer
end lease osf hsasta mslFgabled
eannoi " slandsrei, leaving us an.
harmed. To see or TREND saessss
Eel. even beyond oaF own powers Of.
sueccss. isa great Joy % ~, 10 hear
cha, friend ~arplundssl u. . pleasure.
Yet, every day, men who fancy
|thsm-elscs friends, show mean envy
Of each others lucky hits aid 40
mon, who kiss on both checks whom
they meet, vilf whisper trcaehcrous
little stories Of each other-ycs and
whisper them to men. ave were.
talking Of you just now" | vcwier
aly--ipr one Is not sincere enough
to soy Il out-whcthcr II has been.
possible to-sauecze one drop Of scan-
DIAL INTO the humdrum story of my
life; or, failing that, how manytimes
they have been multiplying my age
BY ten, to prove me Older than | con-
less myself to be. But it is not sin
cere to praise everybody. 1t sounds
amiable /; but men cannot all be
charming" and women, all so
"sweet."
I ike to know from the speech Of
man or woman that this one is a
friend; that a mere acquaintance, l
think warm-hearted people are new
err general admirers. All cannot be
loved sincerely all cannot really
even pleasant. Constant laudation;
of every body may be a pleasant
form Of sine Gritty, attor all. For me
if heaven will help me, l will be sin
cere. vii not abuse my intimate
friends when their backs are turned
l will not praise any one | do mo-
like l will not kiss women I hate
nor give men loving looks and low
ing smiles when / do not like them
And as l do unto others, may they
do unto me, for / deserve no better
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-06-03

kaaaufwdInand a
clisrr = - HsalH ~ fra-
&seez ~ - faeuf aumhur
o. slzss EzAk CdAa Mss
az, Tsnn. unisf iAr wpepHiaa
|ef IL G. G. cslhss. Tie hsm.
|br q aeiezis rs over $50 ~
or so Fsshs : soud ; ais-
|ber q selohr present. iT Col
Ins has sueesedsi Ia rspaeise
die school one Of De mo.i popu.
h sskooh N ihs esuairy sfsi Ne
pairOaase y annually Increasing
The nest session Of ihi. SHOOT
wiIl open on The Second Monday
IN September next. Psnsls county
has hid seven representatives, al
this school the pat session, Misses
Panaie v. Armstrong, Katie Com.
fort, Lillian Lea Hudsou, Jeiie
D Raudolpb, Alice N short, Bei-
tie Wick and Lah WhhIoek, a
very fair snd~pndscme represcn-
tation, and who'dal great honor 10
the nigh standing Of our county.
Dr.. B~iringsssss hss discovered underground
elite, where thggssnds VI people ! ve, In Africa.
some eresverfpks krs fsit V u thirty miles
eng, and h~kverusnihg rms 10 them. Won.
lsrful I bat not more 20 than the cures effected
dy Drpsiets Ilvx CORDIAL.
GFrcm ths Msiisonf tkfk- Free Pfsss, DE-
.eenbcr sth, 1860.