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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-05
What ANDY Wants.

The Memphis appeal after saying that
Gen. Cheatham is really entitled to the
place and that what Andy really wants
is to succeed Brownlow, it says:
His first little pleasurable excitement
will be generated when he gathers little
Cooper by the nape of the neck and
seat Of the breecEes and pitches him
adown the battlements of Senatorial i'm
mortality. Then and not till her will
Andy be happy. Meantime the people
begin to inquire whether the whole roliti-
col well-being of the State can be sacri-
feed on the alter of Mr.. Johnson's
boundless insatiate ambition. Has not
the State done enough for the "grCat
commoner?" Must every question of
local and Federal policy be subordinate
to the purpose Of this "roaring bull of
Bashan ?" Will no man be suffered to
enter the Legislature who is not for or
against Andrew johnson? Must the
complexion and character of our law
givers depend upon the DEGREES of the
Elk President? Must we hear no more
Of Greeley and Grant, who sink into
local iLsigniicance when the dear spec
pie" INT howhng from the East?
Andy is again, as in the olden time, the
sensation of the hour, but Andy's record
will beget another sensation. Bepatient.
1t will come. And then men will deny
with shamefacedness that they ever
dreamed of voting for Andrew Johnson.
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Case of Poisoning.

On Thursday evening Robert Smith,
who drives a dray for Coffin, Martin &
Co., was poisoned by eating fruit. While
making his last load, some one gave him
two peaches, which he ate, and proceed
ing home he put up his mule and went
into tho yard and had scarcely done SO
before he fell to the ground insensible.
He was taken up and carried into the
house and DR.. French called in, who
pronounced it q case of poisoning.
Smiths tongue had swollen so that he
was unable to speak, but his brother
having shrewd idea as to WHO gave him
the peaches, ask if it was-(naming q
certain person)-when he nodded his
head in the affirmative. If it should
really turn out an attempt at poisoning,
the guilty party should be severely
punished.-KnorUilie Chronicle, 31st.
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Democratic and Conservative Meet.
ing in LOudOn

According to a previous notice the
Democratic and Conservative citizens of
Loundon county met in the Town of Lou.
don on Monday the 2nd Sept, 1872, for
the purpose of appointing delegates to a
Convention to he held at jacksonville on
the 7th inst, to nominate a candidate for
the Floteriul District, composed of Mon
roe and Loudon counties. The meeting
was organized by electing DR.. James Ma
honey, Chairman, and j.. p. Galyon, Sec.
rotary.
The object of the meeting being ex.
planned by the Chairman, the House pro-
ceeded to fix the basis Of representation,
after which delegates we're appointed as
fnlloWS. tO-Wit
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WHEAT! WHEAT!!
To the Farmers of this Section.

We again propose to buy yOpr What
and pay you the cash, for it, and we ask
you land we know it is to your INTEREST,"
to thresh your Wheat early and clean it
we'll and We believe it will be better to
put it on the first market. Two years
ago We bought fOr. Cook 4 Cheek, Mariet.
Ia, Ga, $4,000 bushels Of Wheat, from
this community, ninty per cent. of which
went into their frst-class Flour, the
Wheat from no other point from Bristol
to st.. Louis, making more than seventy
per cent. of frSt-class Flour, and the rea~
son was our Wheat was well cleaned be-
fore being put upon the market. We
again say, take pains in saving and clean
ing your Wheat, and it will pay you.
HIGHr Il SCRUGGs.
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Excursion to Craighead Springs.

1t is proposed by some of the young
ladies and gentlemen, of S~weetwater, to
get up a picnic excursion to Craighead
Springs,and also visit the mammoth cave
near the Springs. The time has not been
definitely fixed. The party will probably
make arrangements for Friday (to-mor-
row. The young men are to furnish
conveyance, and the young ladies fur
nish the other necsssaries for a picnic.
1t will be 0 jolly crowd, and they will
no doubt enjoy the occasion.
Since the above was placed in type
wo undestand all necessary arrange
ments have been effected. The party
will start tomorrow morning at 81
o'clock. ,sysza t g
a-.n'T IS
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The Press RaIIying for Cheaiham.
The Hartsvile HdeRe says:

Az NNAA''AAho ftNtHt ohJoH
We place at our masthead this morn
ing, the name Of GeneralB B. +. Cheatham,
for Congress for the State al large, In
doing so, We shall not attempt TO dis
gu'se our preference of ex-President.
AS u county convention refused to in
struct ihe delegates for Andy, by voting
down q resolution offered by Mr.. John
son, of this place, lwe,think thspeople of
Trousdale county duty bound to sup
port the nominee, the county having
boon committed to him by her delegates
in the late convention; aud if under no
other consideration which is d great
one, the preservation and organization
Of the party, whose rights and princi-
pies we have SO long commended for.
The Union City Courier, hoists the
name Of Gen. Cheatham, and says:
We nail to our masthead to-day the
name of General Cheatham as the choice
Of the Democracy of Tennessee for Con-
gresham from the State ut large. For
thirty years his name has been identified
with the history of Tennessee, and with
the honor and renoWn her sons have won
ON every battlefield, from Monterey to the
City of Mexico, and from Belmont to the
closing scenes of our dreadful civil war.
Foremost in war, by reason Of bis high.
courage, wisdom and sagacity whichform
the military leader; the samO courage wis
dom, and sagacity, the patriotic self-de-
%votion, point him out as eminently quail
fed to be our standard bearer in the
civil strife now waging for the restora-
ton of the rights and liberties, peace
and prosperity, of u country,
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East Tennessee Book House.

The stock Of this house was never be-
fore SO full and complete as at present,
and we arc pleased to learn that the bust
ness character of tho e~ntcrprising firm is
fully appreciated by the public, whether
as wholesale or retail purchasers. We
commend them to every class, but espe-
cially to those wanting School Books, Sta
tionary, Blank Books, and Wall Papers,
of which they have incomparably the most
elegant and cheapest stock ever brought
to- East Tennessee. Z i feb 22-tf
.-a.1gs.A va
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If you feel dull, drowsy, facilitated.
have frequent headache, mouth tastes
badly, poor appetite and tongue coated
you are suffering from Torpid Liver or
"Biliousness," and nothing will cure you,
so speedily and permanently as DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Loneliness Oh the IncreaSe.-A
marked increase of female loneliness is
the eye-delighting result of the immense
popularity which Hagan's Magnolia Balm
has obtained among the ladies of Ameri-
ca. Compilations radiant with snowy pu-
rity and tinged with the reseatc hue of
health are commonly met with whenever
it is used For the sallow aud u%nwhole.
some appearance Of the face and neck,
which utterly counterbalances the effect
of any personal attraction the owner may
possess, it substitutes that clear, pearl
like com ~plexion which is such a trans
cendant charmsi in women, and renders the
toughest skin as soft as Genoa velvet. No
one is more asuonistad than the person
using it at the marvellous Transformation
which it effects in these particulars
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Higl School, Va
Session ls72-73 opens Sept. 2Oth, ISL

GeoeiOh io'@-'o oPehs Dcpt' AVth, loIA'
WILLIAM D. CABELL, Univ. ya.) Principal.
F. Key Meade, (Univ. Va.), Instructor in An
ciGnt Languages.
70. l.. Harrison, u. A., QUniv. Va.), Instruct
or in Modern Languages, English, &c.
Thos. A. Seldom, (AluthematicNl McdaliSt, Univ
Va.), Instructor in Mathematics.
70. L. Brown, UNIV. Val, Instructor in Book
keeping, English, &c., .f
Waller Holiday, B.Se., c. & NJ E., UNIV. va)
Instructor in Applied Mathematics and in
Analytical and Applied Chemistry.
u. S. G. Cabell, UNIV. VO.), Instructor in
Law. Address, VIM. ID. CABEI.L, 49,
Ee HE@AaP Principal, Norwood, Va
University of Va, May 0, 1872.
To VIM. D. Cabell, Esq, Principal:
My Dear Sir:-I have n high appreciation OF
the work your school is doing for the State and
the country, and Ofthe importance OF seuding
you the bgst men as your assistants. IT
Yours, very truly,
CHARLES s. VENABLE,
Chairman of the Faculty U. of Va.
aug20-4W
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The Athens Post winds up its article
OF the candidate for Congress at large
in this wise: I'' taT i-Hll
1t may be possible that, in supporting
Gen. Cheatham and opposing ex-Presi-
dent Johnson, we are running counter
to the popular sentiment of the party
in this section. If so, we promptly ac-
cept the responsibility ind face the
music. We take the course most con
sistent with our sense OF duty, let the
result be what it may. Having tacqui-
esced in good faith in the decisions at
Baltimore and Cleveland, we can't re-
pudiate the action of the State Conven-
ton at Nashville on the 21st. Mi. John
son reached every Office of note he ever
held in his life through the instrument
tality Of Conventions.
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~, -I--. -l.I
IL 10 hot II Physlc Which may give temporary
relief to the sufferer for the hrst few doses, but
which, from continued use brings FILES aud
kindred diseases o"lain weakening the inva-
III, nor IL lta doetored liquor, WHICH, underline
popular name OF "bltters" Is 80 extensively
Palmea OH on me puollc as sovereign remedies,
out II ID a most powerful Tonic ana aiterntiVe'
prOhonhGeu SO ny the IeauihS nlSulcai authorl-
TIES OF LONDON anu rarls, ana mas becn long
used by the regular physicians OF other coun-
tries with wonderful remedial results, Id.
DIR. Wells Extract of ,Jurnheha
retains all the medicinal virtues peculiar to the
plant and must be taken as a permanent cura-
tive agent.
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OuH Fair.

We feel that our citizens cannot display too
much interest in our coming Fair. Let every
man and his family work with a will to make it
a grand success. No article of their cultivation
or handicraft can he too poor for exhibition. Col.
YeaVwoOd has ord cred the Premiums, and re-
member that the Fair commences on Wcdncs-
day, October I'd, and will continue for foar
days. Make your preparations and contend for
one or more of the premiums.
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Gen. Jas. I. Lane, of McNTinn county
died at his residence near Athens, on
Saturday morning last at four o'clock.
His remains were inferred Sunday with
Masonic honors.
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Another Lodge.

Saturday night last we we're at Chatatn,
per request, for the purpose of organizing
IA Lodge of Good Templnrs, Mr.. W. G.
Yearwood, of S]weetwater Lodge, accom-
panied us. Arriving at Chdtata Station
about A o'clock, and meeting with r.. j.
Yearwood and Isaac j. Orr, students of
the school and also members Of Sweatwa-
ter Lodge, we repaired to Chatata Sem
mary, about II miles distant. Arriving
within q half or three quarters Of an
hour, soon found comfortable quarters,
and after resting a while We received an
invitation to supper, at the house OF Prof.
W. L. Cate, the Principal of the school.
The Professor wOs not at home, cOnse-
quentIy we we're entertained by his most
excellent lady, Mrs. Cate. Supper be-
ing over we returned to the school house
and made preparations for the meeting.
Atfrst it was thought that the whole
affair would prove a failure, as there had
been several attempts made to organize
a Temperance society there, and all had
failed. However about dark, the people
commenced coming in, and at 8 o'clock
the school room was pretty we'll filed
We tried to depict to those present some
of the evils of intemperance, in an ad-
dress of about half an hours length, to
which the ~profoundest attention was
peid. We then explained the object of
the order of Good Templars, and proceed.
ed to canvass the audience for additional
names, having previously received ten
names. Six more we're added to the list.
This being done, we repaired to the
second floor Of the school house, (Which,
by the way is the Masonic HALL and
organized the Lodge.
The following lisa list of officers elect,
for the present quarter:
w l. Cate, W CT.
Miss NJ + + Hunt, WIT. Z
DR. ] Harvey Johnston, P W IT.
A Julian, FS.
Miss NJ 7 harrison, W T..
II Cate, VIC.
G Cate, W NJ.
II A McCaffrey, | G.
i Black, y 5.
Miss NJ L Hill, R H s.
Miss | A harrison, L Fl y.
PW Cate, A S.
W j Cockfeld, i D.
The Deputy Marshal to be appointed
at the next meeting.
We left the lodge in good working or
der, and before the meeting of the Grand
Lodge we expect it to roll up one hun
bred members. The officers are all COM
petcnt to discharge the duties of their res
p%ective calllngs.
We regret very much that we could
not remain at Chatata longer than we did.
The lodge may look for us again in a few
weeks, as We feel some anxiety to visit
il after the officers become familiar with
the working of tho order.
The school at Chatata, now numbers
about one hundred and twenty-five
students, from nearly all parts of the
country, and as soon as the proper accom-
modations can be arranged for students
about fifty or seventy-ive more will be
added to the list. Prof. Cate is the right
man, in the right place. and will succeed
in anything he undertakes. Success to
him.
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AupT1sta Markets..

Corrected Weekly by COX, JACK.
SON & CO., Produce and Commission
Merchants, 1903 Broad Street.
AUGUSTA, Ca, August Slst, 1872.
Cotton, middling, 10c. Corn, mixed, 7SaSOc;
White, SOaS5c. Wheat, Red, 81 .5OaI .6Oc, White,
81 ,G5al lose. Oats, mixed, 5Oa5jc. Rye, seel,
81 Csc. Hay, 81 .4Oal .75c. Flour, S7.5Oa9 50.
Bacon, Shoulders, 0alOc; Sides, lie. Hams,
CLAIM, l5al7c; Sugar Cured, lGalSc. Lard, lOa
lie. Butter, 15a25c. Eggs, 20. fI8.
Yours truly,
Cox, JACKSON & Co.
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Sweetwater Institute.

The school at this Institute under the Super
inteudeuce of Prof. Paxton, opened on Monday
last with very lattering prospects. About tllir-
ty-6ve students are now in attendance. Prof.
Paxton rs the right man, in the right place. lie
does not expect to have a large school this ses.
sion, but next session we hope it will be the
largest ever taught in Swceetwater.
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Upon motion, the delegates were re-
CURED to canvass their several districts,
as far as possible. and ascertain for
which of the candidates the voters of
the district desired their vote cast in the
Convention. Also, that delegates who
could not attend the Convention, give q
written proxy to some one of the voters
who would attend.
Upon motion, the meeting adjourned
sine die. d. P. WALKER,
Chairman.
G.. B. WOODWARD, Secretary.
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COEE
CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.

.J.'Q. A. LEWIS, Prop'r.
The largest and only house located in the bu-
centre. Rooms reserved fol Commercial
Travellers. Baggage trans ferred to and from
the Depot Fl &c of charge. Fare reduced to so
cents per meal The stage for Ducktown leaves
0cOec House Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
and arrives at Ducktown the same Gay.
4, aus22 In .aa
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New Subscribers. u AVA
We met with considerable success, at
Madisonville, last Monday in the way of
largely increasing u subscription list.
Noone knows what q little effort will doto
accomplish m end, until they try it. The
following is a list Of names received last
Monday just before the political meeting
adionrned:
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Life of Horace Greeley.

We have received from the National
Publishing Company, Atlanta Ga, q
copy ofthe life of Horace Greeley, 1t
is well bound and is a complete and in
tereshng history Of the life of our next
President.
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At a meeting of the Monroe County
Agricultural Association at Madisonville
on the End September, the President put
in nomination two gentlemen to each
class in the premium list, to act as Super
intendants at the Fair commencing the
I'd October, 1872, which was confirmed
by the Society.
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june 6.tf
Where to Emmigrate.

Where to Emmigrate.
Weanswer, go to Southwest Missouri,
because the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Co. offer 100000 Acres Of landto aetu-
al settlers, at low prices on long credit,
besides furnishing free transportation over
their road to purchasers; this road extends
from St. Louis, through Missouri to Vini-
ia, Indian Territory, is being pushed rap
idly to its destinations, the Pacific Coast;
will be one Of the trunk lines of the cOun-
try never blOckaded by snOw-the lands
along the road are in a rich fertile coun-
try, as productive a any in the State;
the climate combines all the advantages
of northern and southern latitudes; good
climate, soil, health, water, timber, graz
ing, fruits and flowers, invite you to 60 to
this region. For further informrtiOn ad-
dress A. Tuck, Land Com'r, 523 Walnut
ST., St. Louis, Mo-, or j. +. Thompson,
Chattanooga, Tenn. aprl0-tldee3l
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Season Tickets.

Season Tickets. s.is g.. uff5'
Call on Bogard s. Mayes aad buy a season
ticket to the Bradley County Fair, which en-.
titles you to admission during the Fair, and to
participate in the drawing in which Five Thou
sand Dollar rs given away. aug22 AZ
$4,000,
Givento ticket holders Mt the Bradley County
Fair, October sth, 9th, 10th, 18th, and 18th,
1872. Buy your tickets from BOgard & Mayes,
and draw the Grand Prize Of $1,000 august
.1SUu&Oc2 IADIG
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Wanted.

Ten Thousand Bushels of Wheat, for
which we will pay the highest cash price.
We have the money-bring on your
wheat. j.. w. GODDARD & co.
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bed of "Stonewall" Jackson.

Death beu OF "St0neWall" Jackson.
A magnificent l4xlS inch Engraving, rerres-
enting the death scene of Gen. Jackson. The
officers are grouped sorrowfully around his
death-bed. In the distance Is to be seen the
encamping army, the weary sentinel on his
beat, and many other things which make this
picture a gem of art, one which should hang in
the parlor Of every. Southern home. Sent by
mail, mounted on a roller and post paid, on re-
ceipt of 20 cents, or 3 for 50 cents. Address J.
G. & W. NJ. BURR0W, Bristol, Tennessee.
Bs1" Agents wanted everywhere to sell our
popular Pictures and take subscriptions for our
Magazine. From Isl o 80 per day can be made.
Send for Circulars. sep5-lt
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The Good TemplarS.

The Sweetwater Lodge is still p1o-
crossing. One candidate initiated and
the names of two persons proposed for
membership at the last meeting. Thus
the good work goes ON. A full
lodge will be expected at the next
meeting. Prot. Paxton the princi-
pal ofthe Sweetwater Institute has kind
ly consented for the lodge to occupy
the second story of the Institute. The
lodge will, therefore meet regularly
thara
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Attention is directed to the advertise.
ment of Armstrong Gator & Co., dealers
in Millinery and straw goods, Baltimore
Md, to be found in this paper.
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N, P. Hight is the geople's candidate
for State Senator, to represent the 9th
Senatorial district. -.
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J. G. Starratt, has removed to Hugh
Fry's old stand. See advertisement in
this paper. Read all the advertisements.
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Notice Of Insolvency, E.tI95.
The insolvency Of the estate Of Gil
bert Blankenship died, having been sug-
gested to the County Court for Monroe
county, all persons having claims against
said estate, are hereby notified to ap-
pear and Tile the same before the Clerk
of said Court authenticated in the man
ner prescribed by law, on or before the
LIST day Of October, 1872. 2RST#TRE
81 j. r. BURcHFrEL,
July LIST, 1872. Administrator.
aug 15-4t
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We see published in the Loudon
Journal, signed by Joe. Alexander, Elem.
Harrison, Bill Wycoff, and a number of
others, o call on j. T. Mason, of Loudon,
to become a candidate for State Senator
for this district,
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FOR SENATOR.

Don't forget that the Fair commences the
Second day Of October, near Madisonyille, and
will continue four days.
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The Cemetery.

The Cemetery.
Is it not time for the Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders of the Sweetwater Cemetery Lets
have a meeting and take some steps toward
clearing it of weeds.
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HarmOnious Meeting.

We are gratiHed TO announce that the
Democratic meeting held at Madison
vile last Monday for the purpose Of ap-
pointing delegates to the Joint Conven'
ton which meets there next Saturday
for@ the purpose of nominating
a candidate for Representative, vas the
most harmonious one we have ever Wit
messed in Monroe county on like occa-
sions.
The meeting was calledtO ordAr by
E. e. Griffith, Chairman of the Execu-
tive COMMITTEES. who explained in few
brief remarks the object of the meeting.
Upon motion, Major D. p. Walker
was elected permanent President, and
@. B, Woodward and E. f. Griffith,
chosen Secretaries. n
E. e, Griffith moved hat each Dis
trict be called, and the Representatives
present from the same select their dele
gates to attend the Convention.
The motion prevailed, and the follow
ing named gentlemen were chosen from
their respective districts, to-wit:
LIST, Dist,-H B Yearwood, + A Ramsey.
I'd. " Ez G Harris, VIM Samples.
Sd. WI Fowler, Henry McCros-
key. A w IA
4th. Hugh Chestnut, P vii
son, jr.
9th. VIM McSpaddon, Wm Nc
Kehan.
7th. Sam Bayless, Geo Brown.
Sth. G. W Williams, Jos Mari.
9th. Hall, j Z Breakbill.
10th. " Jos Upton, 7 G Harvey.
18th. r Henley, VIM Dyer,
18th. P Is5ill, G L Henderson.
18th. d" WmTallent, Jason Mc1Iullen.
18th. VIM Lee, W H Ghormley.
18th. L" Jos Isbill, G Il Howard.
10th. Jno d Robinson, Thos Hens
ley.
18th. CT Henly, Calvin Harrison.
18th. Ezekeal Boring.
18th. " Eli Cannon.
goth. Jno W Strutton.
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Mrs. Cookies School, sweetwater,

The Fall Session of Mrs. Cookies School at
this place commenced on Monday, Sept. I'd,
1872,
Instruction in Music, Piano, Organ and
Guitar.
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III IA
The Sites Of the Various Colleges
Give Colleges in operation, with 80 Professors
and Instructors and 500 Students. Entire fees
need not exceed $40 per annum except in tho
80 toss per week. Students of The Agricultural
and Mechanical college can defray q portion of
their expenses by labor on the farm or in the
shops. Sessions begin second Monday in Sep
TENDER. For Catalogues or other information
address. J..B. B wMAy, Recent,
qugs At Lexington, NY. !,