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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20
THROW AWAY THAT CIGAR"

\ correspondent Of the New York
Sun relates the following amusing
incident, which occurred at a New
Jersey camp meeting:
Throw away that cigar. sir; the
Lord is Gispleased with the use of
tobacco. and His children amt going
to let anyhony smoke on these camp
grounds said a muscular Chris
tain to a stranger as he stepped with
in the circle OF tents. No unclean
thing shall come into the presence of
the Lord. Throw it away. Did you
hear me-"
The man was a giant. His fists
were like two cocoanuts. His arms
resemblei the branches Of hickory
tree. carried a formidable crab tree
cudgel, and emphasized his language
with several swings of the weapon
toward the stranger. The latter
eXtinguisheI the weed and tucked it
away in his vest pocket. Throw it
away. 1t canOt come into the pres
ence of the Lord. Throw it away. |
say" repeater the giant, . it shall
not detile the most holy place of the
Most High. Throw 1t away" The
stranger tiung the forbidden leaf to
the ground. The giant laid his
huge right hand on the Havana. and /
raising to nis full height. he threw it
away into the bushes without the
boundaries of the camp. Amen.
The Lords will be done" muttered |
he. resuming his guardianship of the
entrance. Amen" repeated half a
dozen sedate individuals standing
near. and quickly one ofthem dropped
on bis knees in prayer to thank the
Lord for His ''niraculous interven-
tion in expunging the unclean
thing.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20
TO TRACK. so CTS

California State Rules to eovern1 the abo,s
Faces.
jr26:tdI r.. II. COTINi, Proprietor.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

A terrific hailstorm has injured the
crops in Iowa and Eastern Dakota.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-29

BROKE JAIL.-.At about 10 o'clock
In nfgat says the Eureka Sentinel Of
Saturday, on visiting the jail, Deputy
Van Aistine discovered that his two
'priSoners had flown. It will be re-
membered We made mention some
.days. ago Of the arrest Of o couple Of
notorious horse thieves by T. b. Bruf.
fey, who were locked IN our jail.
From the sledge and CAD found neat
the door Of the prison. with other evil
dences, It Is certain that confederates
succeeded In drawing the staples from
the call door and releasing the prison
en. Al the hour Of going to press no
clue had been found as to their where
abouts,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-29
ARREST Of the WOMAN scllPER.
tr,ou N. WhIte Pine News Of Thursday.

prom the White Pine News Of THURSDAY.
In our issue Of the 18th instant We
published an account Of the scalping OF
Mrs. Purdy at Government Springs,
Utah, April 10, by her husband. She
died on the 18th while OH the way to
ogden with her father and brothers:
Oficers started OH Purdy's trail and
traced him over the Nevada line to
Antelope Station OH the overland road
between Deep Creek and Schell Creek,
Purdy, after remaining q day at
Kern District travelled south about
thirty miles and crossed Into Utah on
the Fillmore road. The officers caught
IN with him In camp near Lake SEWER.
He was asleep, and was a prisoner be-
fore he could offer any reslstance.
When told Of tho death OF his wife, he
remarked that he was sorry he did not
get away with the rest Of the family.
We are not advised N to what part Of
Utah he will be taken to for trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-29
FORTUNES FAvOalTEs.

The San Francisco Chronicle Of yes
terday gives = list Of those who have
made money In the present great stock
excitement, from which We select tho
following:
william Sharon holds 1910 shares o.
Belcher, which have been paid out Of
the dividends since he bought, and
which Il now worth over $lo, 0OO. 600
He Is also q largo holder In Yellow
Jacket and his profits cannot be less
than go, 600. 900.
Alvinza Hayward has some 1000
shares Of Crown Point, doubly paid Tor
by dividends, besides savage and Other
stocks It'll you can't rest" and his
profits cannot fall below "a, 00O, 900.
J. P. Jones Of Gold Hill, who Is SUI
perintendent Of the Crown Point, has
Tot about $40, OOO. 900 ahead, and every
ono who knows him Is glad Of 1t.
John Gilllg. Of Gillig q Mott, has
increased his store mot his hardware
store) by about $a50. loo.
Phil Storer, late Deputy Sheriff OF
Virginia, has made $a0.OO0.
w. F. Meyers, Of Virginia City Is
Sl25. 900 ahead at last advices.
Edwin Patten, Of Gold Hill, father
of the pet Of the Board" Is a million
and a half ahead on Segregated Bel
cher, Savage, Chollar and Others.
s. Lubbock, formerly Of the Brokers
Board, has managed TO "pan out 7"
some $500. 600, and would have lone
better II he hadn't been lame. :,
William Haslehurst, Hayward's old
foreman In the Amador, made $2o0,OOO
IN Savage and Crown Point.
Eugene Mccarthy has bagged $lV'-
900 out Of Savage.
Colonel w. II. i. Barnes. We are
glad to be able TO stats, has "cleaned
up" 100000 on Crown Point aud
Chollar.
Michael Castle has made a palatial
residence In Menlo Park and $oOO,OO
In Ophir and other operations.
John Livingston has made $2oO,VW
In Savage and Belcher.
Bob Morrow has 800 Belcher, paid
for out Of dividends.
E. j. Baldwin sits down behind lV
Crown Point and 800 Belcher. all cleal
profit.
Henry L. Van wycke, $4,000;
IL, &. Kibbe, Secretary Belcher
S2OO. 600 on Crown Point and Belcher
Archie Rowland. Of Virginia, psh
376,0 900 for guessing wrong OH Savage
He Thought he knew, but he didn't.
Flood & O'Brien and John Mackny
have not realized less than 100000
each out Of Hale & Norcross.
C. A. Low aud son are variously sta
ted anywhere In the nsighborhood o
John F. Boyd, t75. 900, 900 on Grown
Point and Caledonia.
VS.. Hobart. $3.50. 900 on Caledonia
,John Skae, 800, voc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-29
TIN coLoRRD PEOPLE.

Amid the present already lively and
increasing political excitement In Wow
Of q very important Presidential cleo
.lon, the colored population 50 exten-
siyely perme.tlng the population OF
the country, especially In the South,
are quietly working and keenly watch
ing every movement Of the political
parties. Well knowing from past ex-
periencs where their best interests lie,
they will not combine with anything
savoring Of the Democracy, whether in
its "possum," "paalve," "neutral."
independent" or any other mild
form. Even the disguise Of Liberal
Republicanism" Is too thin for their
eyes. Sugar coated Democracy will
not 20 down with them. The colored
people arc rising rapidly In tho pollti-
cal and intellectual scale. Their re-
cent convention at New Orleans in
cluded two Lieutenant Governors, M
Secretary Of State and a number OF
members Of State Legislatures. Mr..
Langston, tho leading eolored lawyer
and orator at Washington telegraphed
to the convention rs follows: "Let
there 30 no rupture Of the Republican
party, for a rupture Of Its ranks de-
feats good government By giving the
power to the Democracy, Liberal
Republican conventions or any other
form Of diversion from tho regular
party and It's honest principles afford
us and the country no good. Let US
avoid them ALL"
Thus It 10 In all parts Of the country,
and as q unit In support of the Rspub-
lican party and In favor Of the renom-
intion Of Grant the colorsd people will
70 with tho party Of universal free
dom, national honor, and progressive
improvement. They feel and know
that In this lies their own safety. and
the true permanent prosperity OF the
nation. Nc N need ask the colored
people why they 90 deeply revere the
memory OF the martyred LINCOLN, or
why they 20 heartily indorse the Ad-
mlnistation, or 50 uncompromisingly
favor the reconciliation Of GRANT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-29

A NATIONAL. Convention Of private
soldiers has been called, to meet at
Warrington on the 9Th Of May. 1t
does not require mnch precedence to
fortell that their candidate will be the
hero Of Vicksburg and Appotmattox.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-29
Deaths.

DANA-In Virginia City, April %, Mary E.,
wife Of George II. Dana, aged % years.
THE funeral viii take place tomorrow CTuss
day), April soth, at I. o'clock =. H., from St.
Psurs Church. Virginia. Friends and acquaint
snces arc respectfully invited to attend.1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-29
Nxw D1scovERY.-The Silrer State,

NEw DIscovERY.-The SiIrer State,
Humboldt, Of Saturday, says:
Isaac and Doctor Miller have dis
covered q very promising quartz ledge
in the neighborhood Of the Mammoth
mine, In Star District. The ledge Is
said to be two feet In width, and well
defined, where It has been exposed BY
stripping. The formation Is black
slate and limestone, and the ore Is Of
the black sulphuret variety, yielding
very largely In silver. and 10 easily re-
duced BY common mill process. Isaac
Miller IL among the most lucky Of
prospectors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-29
BANK EXCHANGE
GOLD HILL.
HARNHAM L JACKSON, Pr.p'r..

THIS OLD HsTABkIsHED SALOON HAe
beon entirely rentted, refurnished and reno.
vafed throoo0out. and also restocked with the
yory bost q old FRENCH BRANDIEs. the
beat or BOURBON and other choice Whiskys,
PORTER, ALE and other beverages.
A share ofthe public patronage 10 solicited.
-.ESS John FARNHAM,
m,rsst n Projectors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-29

And In accordance with law and an order Of
tho Board Of Trustccs, made on the sd day OF
March. lST1, 20 many shared OF each parcel
ofsaid stock az may DO necessary, win be sold
At public auction, at tho once OF ne Company,
ofCalIfornia aud Montgomery streets, San FrAn.
cisco. CAL. on WEDNESDAY, The 18th day Of
NAV. A, d. 1871, at the hour OF I O'Clock .. \. Of
tho said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and
JOSEPH MAGUIRE, Secretary.
O0hcc-Room No. 3, Express Building, north
east corner Of California and Montgomery
streets, San Francisco. Cal. ap2std
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-29
Passing Capitalist.

caught a peep at Captain Dali as
he went through, he looks IS hearty
and genial rs ever. j. P. Jones passed
down a day or two since, but as he
was surrounded at least ton deep BY
buzzers I did not get . chance to see
whether his sudden and wonderful
financial success had altered his ap-
pearanee or not. UIoN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-29
Entirely New Stock Of
GOODS.
MEETING.

OFFICE OF THE IMPERIAL SILVER
~ Mining Company, San Francisco. April ~;
ls11-In accordanec with Q resolution adopted
at . meeting OF the Trustees OF the Imperial
Silver Mining Company. hold this day, . special
meeting OF tho stockholders Of said company ie
hereby called. the same to DO held at the once
Of tho company, Hayward's Building, 4i9 CN-
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of May, A.p. ls79,
at 3 O'Clock r. H., 70 take into consideration
and decide upon the proposition 10 inert +s the
capital stock OF said company nom two million
dollars, divided into four thousand shares OF I'VE
hundred dollars each, the present capital stock,
10 four million dollars, divided mo Tory thou
sand shares Of one hundred dollars each.
A. Z. p. HARMON,
]. d. FRY,
ALPnEUs BULL,
JAS. II. DICKINSON,
Il. G. KIBBE,
MHOMAS BELL,
WILLIAM NORRIS,
ana I'd Trustees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-29
SACRAMENTO IEIIER.

KIP-TaB KPIsCORAL
CHURCH-RxClTINo CEASE
AND CONFLAGRATlON- or
POsITION, WITH A. CALLGs
I. OPR TO lT-1ICKN8so FAs
CILITIKS-R IN.
FLURNCE AND GOAT ISLAND
NEGRO AND WOMAN AUF.
FRAGR-ODD FRLL0wDPIC.
NIC-PABDlNG N0TADLKS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-29
NEW
MEETING Of VoTERs.

MEETING or VOTERS OF LTHE
Lincoln Io,e COMPANY. no, !. TOMORROW
-TUnsDAY EVENING, April Soth, 70 make
suitable nominations for the ensuing sleSnon.
sp2Q e. MANY CITlZkNe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-29
0dd RelleW Rlenle.

The Odd Fellows have a huge picnic
to-day, twenty-one coach and thres
platform cars, jammed full Of merry
pleasure-scekers, accompanied by two
baggage cars full Of provisions TO 70
fresh their weary bodies, and . fine
band Of music TO enable than 70 "trip
It on the green" LEFT the depot at ball
past eight this morning. Here they
come back now, looking as though
they had had enough Of a good time,
though their nice fresh linens arc the
worse for wear, and their Dolly Var
denis sadly rumpled, they seem to say
II don't are a cent I've had a good
time.n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-29
PAINTERS WANTED.

TWO OR THREE GOOD PAINTERS CAN
i Ind steady employment and fair wages for
the season BY, calling At CT. Brown PAINT
Shop, opposite Odd Fellows' Han, eold Hill.
, apa3 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-29
Woman asGrsge.

Tho women suffragists society Of
Sacramento City had their regular
monthly meeting this week which was
largely attended. II Is In a-fiourishing
and growing condition. They passed
a resolution TO admit men as members
and making them eligible tosall offices
except President. The society num-
bers some of our leading ladies' Mrs.
Leland Stanford's name heading the
list. The Governors STANFORD name
headed the petition>to the Legislature
last Winter for the ballot for women.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-29

DUCKRYR GOLD AND sILy1N
Mining Company.-Location Of WORKS,
Devils Gate Mining District, Lyon Connty,
State OF Neyada.-Notiee.There arc dehnquent
upon the following described stock, on account
Of assessment NS. ~ levied on the nd day Of
March, 1917, the several amounts set oppo-
site tho names Of tho respective shareholders
as follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-29

oFPIcIAL LIST OF REGISTERED
U yotsfs on the first Ward OF Gold Hill, entitled
to vote al the municipal election TO be held May 9Th,
A. u, 1877.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-29

putnsm, Justice ofthe Peace In and for
L:n::h No 4 County Of Storey, State Of Nevada,
ma eI opato Rssissy Agent q a; ssa to .n1 hip, here.
~. ~ ~ ,hs name registered BY me. from the 6th
= ~ Apri. 4. D. 1917, 70 the 18Th day Of APrl, AID.
iTa inciuaIve, and now rsmrinlng on the Oeieial Re.
H,stS Eiestion Districts Of Storey county. 1t the
rrnnieipsi election, TO b held In tho town Of Gold
I'm. On the 6th day Of Nay. 4. .. lS12...
,.etions 10 lbs fEht 10 vote on the part Of any per-
On 70 registered, untle O'Clock =. =. on the ID day
ar Nay, a. D. 1917.
witnen my hand this Nh DAY o. APflS1 4 Z. lQz
Justice Of the Peace Township Nos
County OF Storey, and sxonc,e Registry Agent.
sp3etd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-29
UnhcaIthy Prospects.

There is considerable sickness In the
portion Of the city where the water 10
still standing. and | fear there will be
moro when hot weather fairly COM
mences, as there arc many places
where the houses are surrounded and
stand In frog ponds covered with green
scum. The very look Of It suggests
ague, and makes ones bones begin to
ache. So far we have had but q few
days of warm weather, and this week
we have had cold southerly winds,
which made nres and winter clothing
very acceptable, particularly In the
first part Of the day. ITgsa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-29
Second Ward.

Second ward.
ofncIal list OF Registered Voters Of the Sceon'
Ward OF Gold Hill, entitled TO vote at the mu
nlcipal election TO be held May 9Th, A. D. 1872.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-03-01

Q 10. IVhh Z,
President immigration Society,
-. Al =
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-03-01
The Proposed Meeting OF EriSii-
men.

We find the following encouraging words
to our Irish fellow-citizens in the Irish
Citizen which is published at Vicksburg
and devoted particularly TO the interest OF
Southerners who are of Irish birth and
Irish descent.
We are glad to learn that the Irishmen Of
our neighboriug city, Jackson, have at last
realized the Importance and practicability
Of uniting-and forming themselves into an
organization having for its main object the
encouraging of Irish Immigrants to come
and settle in this section OF the country.
There are many other objects, equally
meritorious which the Irishmen Of jackson
should take into consideration, and by
force Of their celtic genius ana prowess.
bring To a successful contamination. We
shall feel proud indeed, when we can wit
ness the many patriotic Irishmen Of our
sister city, working in the harness harmo-
niously for the welfare Of their fellow
countrymen, and the preservation OF that
faith which has been a glorious beacon
light to the wandering sons of old Erin
since the days of st. Patrick.
The following from the Jackson CLARION,
viii show our readers that the Irish citizens
Of Jackson are actuated by a spirit of united
action:
The extract referred to was the call for
the meeting which we published.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-03-01

THE BANNER WHICH WAS 10 BE RE-
rURSrD.--In referring 10 the promise to re-
tarn the Banner Of MOL Company by the
Suffolk Hose, No. >. of Boston, the Phila-
delphia sunday Mercury. which devotcs a
good deal Of attention to fire matters, says .
Duriug tie late civil war numerous fire
compauit and engine houses throughout the
Southern State. which the government
troops psso. throHgh, were desp0iIed OF
many kec p-sakss aud trophies bg our sol-
diers and sent North. Some OF the articles
were Of such q character ae % DE entirely
worthless TO any one cScepl tu- fire COM
panies 70 which they beiyug and 10 would
look well on the part Of those who have
such trophies in posse sion. Go follow the
example of the Suffolk Hose Company, No.
., Of Boston.
In reference to the present from Eagle,
Nc, z, Of New Orleans, the Mercury has the
following advice. H. this connection we
viii inform the Mercury that neither Of the
banners have come 70 hand yet, but No. /
still anxi3usly expects the Suffolk Hose to
keep her word
Now, ii the parties who have it in their
possession at the present time would re-
turn 1t TO the owners. DO would show "A spirit
Of galanry, and bring about good feeling
with those who are connected with the
Southern Fire Department and our North
ern firemen. NV. a. Gaylord. Esq.}-Sun-
day Mercury, Philadelphia.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-03-01
Citation NoLice.

The State of Mississippi C..aHH county
Pr Fletcher Before Hs .-. ~
Hs. Eui... IHIrI Monday Iu
Unknown Person. january. lHIa
fI'O uuknoun persons hatu. Hr claiming Boo
4 interest UIlhrr loyal .r equitable. Pho fhU
land hereinafter described Hf fH. .Ir. II.
came WAS sold iOr rEr., uHl HIf ..UH e'H"u
ppr-ofrs as mny lr interested iHuH.Iu.
You viii take notice fHuI 4. ~ fI.frN.rHI.
bicd hIs bin iu the Hur.rI Court n. .II
county. % have Dots tHE ftIe iH fH. following
land confirmed. tu-uIi-
East half of uorfhraHi uu4TI.r HUi north.
wc.t quarter of northeast ruHrrr. uud l.rH.
east quarter of u1ribrc.. uuaI.e uI .luIH.
east quarter of section -. township lH. flH#.
. east. iulrss you bo aud HrpsHr h.i..H H
term OF thr thancerf Court iI De- heII Hf Dr..
grange. iu ruil county Hn II.r hrf NaHIHH u
April, s.. b. lt52 in p.cHi, uu.Ver nr d,nHI
thereto. ar the -ame Fil be- masu a .aH.
fe-srd.
Ordered that the foregoing MOTTO. f..
posted at ihc door of tIr COURT haH.. u
nid county Also published BOO fhe $500. ~
Clarion, paper published inihce..yof JH..-
SON. Ais-issipri, Iur lnurrnH=lrIIf. urlI
J.. R. SEW ARID. t'.r.
!. W. Fin-ou. Solicitor ior eouriaIDan.
f.H.slrr d
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-03-01

r. NFGAr tr u
On. Agents San Franeisco, CAL y. Y
MILLIONS Bear Testimony their
Wonderful Curative L:~rs~.
They not vile Fancy l-Fit. = -.',se "' Paor
Rum, Whisl1cy, Pro0t Ssir- - Gud Refuse
Liquors doctored. s]cea and tened pcae the
taStecaled TONES 'ATpetizers ''Hestorer, &c,
thstlead the tipper ON to drunkenness ana rut are
atrne Medei"e'hiade from me N'l'e i''ots ara ''''s
OF C"llioi I,l' rec from - = @
iants. lhey are the t'ikEAT bltOOb t't-
FER and 4 LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE.
,,.~f,c+ ff,,,,,st- .,t Iyf,.- Tor Of ,. --sterrt
49, ' -
carry ing OF all poisonous matter ana rsor ing Lhet"ou
to a healthy condition No person take these Bit
- -.s.... y. 7i-,.i.. - r,,,.,. lima. ,,,,,r.1
- ,f,5r -. ,r. ,t ,ic.,,yod ~, mineral
-. 49,, .-.- - ~ .., - ,-..+7
-, -.
TIL, -, c.n,i p,-.,,,5,-., ,,-.u 49,,
~ - - -, - - - -,
~, - f. -.4 r :. - = -,
- - -, -. -, I'm, e.. - o.
Uon $3.50 ,oxrr. ,D.,rs. = -,
- - - - : -, , -, -
'i''' i4i'1i - - U.s. a. " az
For Infiammafory rms! Chronic Rheuma-
-, - Co., n~s,c,,s=., NJ. TnHfu.s,for
ism an" o""'' ~ SP'b 800 " An"iSeH'lo"'
Bilious. Remittent and lntermittent Fee
'"iS' " $500 80
an" d.. -. xg;3,
NJ, - - m - - - ,r,,
Dio"", Hi''1 : go '' ~ y " '
u tne DlBesiNe UIEans.
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Premiums +! Premiums
oct1Osw&wtf

EIFTY-FOUR BLUE RIBBONS (forty- Eight
IL more than all other Colleges at the same
Fairs for work done by Professors and Stu
dents In ISL
FORTY-ONE DIPLOMAS. THREE GOLD
PENS, Two $40 Gold Premiums Four Silver
Medals Four Bronze Medals and one honora-
bic mention were awarded TO the Professors
and Students of D0LBEAC COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE, Nos l6i and loo Canal street at
the late Louisiana, Mississippi State, Vicks-
burg and Natchez Fairs
To Prof. Jackson eagle Seven Diplomas and
one SO Gold Premium for best Practical Pen
manshp.
To Prof Max Meyer, Three Diplomas for
best in Twelve Languages.
To Joseph Bean, Six Diplomas, One Gold
Pen and Silver Medal for best Practical and
Illuminated Penmanship by boy under l6.
To Henry Hustled. Three Diplomas, Silver
and Bronze Medals for best Practical Pen
manship in most Languages (Sl By a boy under
To Thee S. Weber. Four Diplomas and Sir
yer Medal for best Practical Penmanship and
Balance Sheet by a boy of IA
To f. Bohning, Two Diplomas and Gold Pen
by boy under 10.
To Leonard Franz, Two Diplomas and Bronze
Medal for Practical Penmanship by a boy un-
der 10.
To Stanley Bailey Dolbear, Three Diplomas
and so Gold Premium for best Penmanship by
boy under L.
To L. B. Bennett, Silver and Bronze Medals
for best drawing by a boy under IA
To John Laeoste. Gold Pen for best Balance
Sheet By boy of 10.
To Joseph Bernard, Two Diplomas and Sill
yer Medal for best Ornamental Penmanshfp
by gent under 81
To Charles Verbeck, Three Diplomas and
Bronze Medal for best German Writing
n B--Students are requested to enter as
soon as possible. They should beware Of run
ners and dr1mmers and apply at once TO the
College and put their money with their mer-
chant or in bank
RUFUS DOLBEAR, President
JACKSON eagle, Sec'y. ianl6w&sw3m
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EDUCATIONAL.
CUMMERvIILR INSTITUTE,

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