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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-19

WANTED TO BORROW $1,000 on
w real estate worth over three times the amount.
Said property is situated within three squares OF
the western corporate limits. Interest TO be PAID
quarterly In advance. Address
WILLIAM X POLK & co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
NH I aat No. Tenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-19

w the xrc,1est bargains ever offered In forfeited
pIedres. consisting of WATCHES of best makers;
OPERA and v EST CHAINS, LOCKETS, SLEEVE
MOSDS: one pair of the most elaborate CHAIN
BRACELETS of gold and pearl, weiRhlng 1877
dwt All of the goods are to be closed out at the
advance The prices are about one half of the
original cost. Iall soon at s. A. WlNSrOCk's
LUAN OFFICE, No. II Fourteenth street, under
Exchange Hotel. IA IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-19

VIZ ACTIVE PARTNER
w wanted to engage in frst-class wholesale
business of ten years standing in this city, gen
tleman with cash capital OF about s3.oOO or
a. 600 and an experience with country trade only
desired. Address r. WA, room IS,
NH I4-lw* Ballard House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-19

VIZ ANTED, FIVE THOUSAND DOL
w LARS. in sums of two or three thousand
each from one 10 three years. for which ample Sc
curity in city real estate will be given Interest
Daya6Ie quarterly or semi-annuHlly, as desired d.
dress A. b.. Richmond post office. NH 1857
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-19
curry FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

RICHMOND, VA , 4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-19
. hAn srzrr1.

Assets.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-05

Seq 10 af giu % Itieo; llbpret rp.
itsbe Zig, ba bet bar trnTet, Sfum.
met ltob omfrius BET, % bet be9pnte
at iatts Jig / BepessIie. "Srem meb
aus Srsr Os &niue", raabte Bill, %
ifier alt al, bpao Der fommer ONT.
boro". Seq uioits life al. at Der bar
Sare paaferbe; ies bauoe aIoris feet
eaer bert Sale ON ct iaabant uhbre
os GAP bsrfor insen Srorsr. Ser
par iusen @ino, iaa bet bar umulist
at Hippo bort. SmioIsstib bapoe 8iu
% tire al 8sietninsen funbst nosle
Srer % en- al Dem bapoe faaet
Sinere / en- sammel ruiten Sabel,
% be itobe NIL ale % iaa no cper
GeIinssn moo Gpret. Der fom nrr.
mere os nermers. 81 funne MI ie en-
sisantiif afIans Masis, Der bepesebe
zig irsmab itcouis li9e nnoer San.
bets Spsrflabs % meo en- ubbre
Sale siter rig. Sen afIanse &rop
bar minbit ballot iaa lang iom bort
Glib os liseiaa tpf. Solen, euer
Def, Der fulste efter, fan BABE peret
100 @len lang. s forters 3ib. END
jes bar usbifrsust bette. ranlte Sprct
Os, os Stibst rpitsce / fine Sam'
menieininser oerpeo /; / bet n9lte
GiebIit srebe nosls ubpre Nrms, Der
Iisnsee Sresr, Sfonnertsr. iaa at
ben franseoe ODER; / Oct nelte &C.
fuub bar ubprst omboro inbeflsmt
meuem be to Waitsr. Bill raabte:
"Sus til - Oct sielosr 2iustl" men
alt bar unpttist, for Spret, Der blep
peo at boIpe fat mso Irmens, Hap
mso &roppsu ubsnbOres us traf Ell.
BET nso msr iio. laa Sst fantreSs,
@i iaIbt / @anoet, os ba ies iaa
tiIbase, fit iss Sis paa Sia, Der bar
fIemt fat imeusm Maiten % Ell al
bisle ifrGffsIise Irme. Sfonnsrtsn
laa uosIe Sefunosr paa Chen, fDl.
tes msb @anb os git ti%lbunos; 8s'
item fienosr Sc. llupsrtesnet "Samss
Slopb, Scrsr al SfOnnertsn Tsarl."
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-05

at 9icre De S!nbier ausaasnoe oenne
circumference, Tom fan bore nbttig
for @ibsnlfaben.
Wan finber bos be samle 6or.
fatter ct meset u~iitfert &isnoifab til
YpsmGsrne. Somer, Ssrooot, Mri.
itotslss % Yomponius bapoe bitnot
antbbet, at Der Ispeoe en- Oper9e.
fannie / De neiten ubsboeoe Gsne
opps peS NiIen, | Nrabien o9 | Sn.
oien; men Iise til MI bar man lab.
net nosen paaIioeIis gftsrretning
ON bette SoIfeferb. Set ct uneSist
at iias, at bisie Smaa.M enneifer
life babe r,oset tiIfauss meo Sinner
% gitimosr i YoIaresnens. Men
be s%obtsicre usienoriuslia, at Der
uirtelis finoes en- Stamme al Operss,
Iom @ibenifabsn biotil lite bar fisnot
% bporom man fun bar bapt ulltre
Sasn, naar man bortier fra. at ara.
biife @sosraier pirfeIi9 omtaler
uTpsme.g Ipeu@, iom efter De floits
itaIienife Sorifninssr maa bore 60
bat, Ell Siosslu, iom &iIen optager
/ Wibtafrifa.
Seq bar ioas feet oisie inurrise
Menneifsr. Sc baooe ct ret foritan.
bist Mniist % tan panifelis al Oar.
mius SiIbensere ~betrastss Tom "oet
mansIenos SEQ" meuem Menneifst
% @bsfattsn, iaaIeoes TOM man |
8sspnoelien paaitob. Sc bapoe me.
oct uotrpfsfuloe Sine, bel iopiflst
Siernelfaue, % beres belle uoleenoe
pibner ON en- bis intellectual Rraft.
Sc bare ieprist en- nle9et flabtrptt
Steele os rlsset .fremitanenoe Waps
men Sieur Tom ri.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-05

GENTLE 9ommetbbe. UT
0ommetppene / Stem gorf letter en-
9Gre / at bripe beres Saanoterins
paa en- ssntil Maaoe. fremsaar al
fpIssnbs 8rep. Der er tilienot uWeiu
gorf Sribunsa: "&iere Serre, beo
Seres 2Glere ON at lagse / beres
Ycrtemonn9er en- lioeu Ssbbel meo
osres Napn % Mbrssle. Ost bcnoer
usmIis oite | Dor SOrretnins, at pi
fommsr Beiiboelie af YOrtemonaer.
buori Der iinoes pripate @apirer %
8Otosrafier. iom ri sierne uiloe isnes
tiIbase til Gierne. ga bet er far.
Iist for os at bcboIoe ilise @ien'
ltanos, ere hi npbte til at tilintetgiere
Dem. Seq er lslu fOmmsn | SOrls'
senbsS. foroi ies lite funoe befusu1rls
mig til at tilintetsisre Yortratst al
en- lille Yise, Der laa | en- %orte'
monna, iom faIot / mine 9euoer
unosr en- Sorretnins. Ga Der ltltst
Mapn families iYortemonnsst1. r1aatts
iss fremlpls 6otosrafist, % bette fcrte
YoIitiet paa nit Spor, Beo Osrss
aelere ON at tase n0set Senipn til
pore SclsIisr % a!io at babe beres
@oresie IisssHoe i osrss Yortsmon.
aaer. sGrbsoiait. en- 9ommetpp'.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-05
st frpstclist SDubprc.

BIaost Somsruarb MaiI meoSeIer
fcIseube mGrfeIise Siitorie: Si ban.
Be forIaot Colombo / Sampsrsa
"Stratbopen" o. itprsoe MOB Wa,
bras uper bet roIise % ipeiIblants
Sau. Smtrcut en- Slime fer SoIneo.
gang Den 1Ooe Woi ~ubisrusrebe 81
i omtrent . enselife Mfilss Niitano
pao Stprboroiioen en- Iiosn Sfon.
nsr., Ger gaa fills. Or uas ste
ro9st at iagttaee peo Den. men ea
ic9 FOG en- Siffert, bemrrfsbe ies.
at Der mellem oS, nisrt nGrmeit peo
Zen, Iaa en- lang. Lap OpIpulnlet
8ienitanb, Der sDuseos i Spet, %
bUiS Sorm % 6arus tpnece paa,
at Oct par Ell ubpre 8unte Sang.
Seq bIsu pep at bstragte Den, % iaa
til min Surbauislie at @asisn lat
te ia i gcuGseIie. Sen itprsoe les
moo Stuursrtsii, rarlte Den os eli.
BET tumIeSe for itrar cItsr at reIle
ia iaien. Wen faa Sisblitte cftsr
iuaieoe Waterue neO til Siosn,
% / 8itfertsu tunbs ies tposIis ifieI'
ne ccn ubpre Wasie % Struset f!pSs
iaumen / st - iss fan life fino:
nosct mere traTenNs 8stesneIie. Na.
item ltrar eftcr at jog bauoc icst sett',
ipaiehe Stonuertens Waiter our
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-05

faa en- flor SubifriptionsIiits er @bo,
nsnentspriIen lat iaa lap, iom bet
Laser zig giere. nemlis 80 cts. pr.
Iar9ane. Slaost oil life ~inbsbolos
Yolitif, men lofale FAINT andre ND.
beber fra fiernt os ner, Salsberet'
uinser fra 8innsibsif 60. % anoet
iom fan bore at SutereSie for Goun.
tistS 8ersers, NGfterretninger fra
NOrge, 90 iOrreiten ct foritieuisartet
subt, interesiant, nbttist % morenot
SnbboIb iamt ium SsuiuetOn Ell
Sansbos, Der / Iarets 9eb bill 10.
sisrs 416 Siber, beitaasuoe al b
beoite % melt popuIere norlfe, ~iuenlfe,
t5'Ifs us amerifanite Sanse, iaa
omubsseli9 palste at Bosen fan
anbefnIeS til etbusrt Sus, os oil
aIenc bIipe prrbt mere emo Subifrip.
t~ionspriieu. 9snne Sansbo9 fan no.
fIippss al 8Iaoct % isnere inbbinbes.
) Saub ON, at bette Sories oil
bliue omfattet meo 5nterssle,
te9rer isa mig sGrbeoi9lt
g.. Qnunblsu.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-05
a thp Businessmen of DEBORAH and
Vicinity.

| hereby present to you the first
4 humber of the "DECoRAH-PosTEN
j nd very respectfully ask a share of
xour patronage. The sheet is small
H. size, but it shall be my aim to
make it interesting, and as the sub
scriptionprice is small only 30
lis. a year, which is about enough
n pay for blank paper,-I hope in
i very short time n have a sub
scriptionlist larger than any paper
N the County. The paper viii
eoutain NO POLITICS, but local
Md other Jews from the new and
Me old world besides Novels and
ether interesting reading matter,
Md a Song-Book of 4lG pages
HAT can be cut out and bound,
containing several hundred Of the
nost popular norwegian, danish,
swedish and american songs. This
book alone will be worth more
ahan the subscriptionprice. 1t must
1ot be forgotten that in order to
Traw attention there will be anec-
Eotes between every advertisement.
1000 copies of the paper will be
distributed weekly among the adver-
tsers, until that number Is filled
by subscription, and my subscrip-
tionbooks viii be open for inspec-
Zion at any time, so that my pa
irons may know what they get for
their money. BY advertising in the
DEcoRAH-PosTEN' you will GER
laialy reach a large class of readers
bit you have been unable to reach
before. and ] think you will find
TO your interest to give this
baper a share of your liberal pa
fronagc. If you do not think II
bill benefit you, please inform me
n when / visit you on my can
passing tour for advertisements, and
the present number of the DEBORAH
IosTEN will be the last. | will be
thankful for every favor shown me,
end remain, Yours Respectfully,
M Is. ANUNDsES.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-05

inlob os, Iapere % lapsre; Sfibst
bpppeoe fine Nrer / @anbet, laa iaa.
Ieoss ncsIe Sstunoer o. foriuanot
mebens 8~sintninsen siorte en- Nn.
itrGnselie for at frpbe op / &iasen.
st Establishing reiite zig imellem cs,
Der bapbe ueret Sisnpionsr til bsnne
Scsne, % pi oreiebe pieblifteIis aur.
len benimob BET Stee, bpor hi funbe
is uosIe Spiolf fi9mpe | 8glserne.
Set lpffebss at rebbe fem al 8eiet.
ninssn, % iaainart De ftatfels Sbre
funoe tale, mebbelte be oS at oeres
Glib bar blpsn trnffet NED | Opbet
al en- ubpre 8lefiprutte al Oct SIass,
Der / miubre llosapsr tiltr9ffe zig
laa mssen Spmarfiombeo / Ifuarist
/ Brighton. gnbpsr af Gsnenoene
bapoe i'm @sriion, men | Sopeoiassn
itemmeoe Dc bog iaaIeces ouerens,
at Der life fan p9re ncsen 8uiul
ON Sanobsoen. Seq BAD Stipreren
ON at sipe mig en- ifriitlig 8sretning
ON lllpttsu. % bar beruso Den sGre
at tiIltiue Gem Den. Gen Ibber iaa.
lsbes "Ses bar Screr al SfOnnerten
@5be Scarf, $50 Sons orG9tis, rleb
6 Manps 8siGtnins. @i fom bal.
Iaitsbc fra Wauritius til 8ausoOn
% bauoe foripnet oS meo Sano /
Sale paa eepIun. Sre Gage sftsr
fit hi Sinbitius paa s, 30 6rabers
noroIis 8reobe 90 S4, 8 6raosrs
pitIis oensbe. Gen 1Obs Mai lit
hi no9Is Sinner for SOlncosans Sic
paa ct tumaitst Samplfib umtrsnt
8 WiIs bOrte % fort sihr ites Der
en- flor Masie lansiOmt pp al Spen
cmtrcn. en- baIp MfiI fro os paa Bag.
borbiioen. Den blsu li9ssnbe roIis
/ i'm belle 0ensbs, iom Den par liu.
los, % Iisnsos &DsSen al tn nbpre
Spal, men Den bar life iaa luai os
bapos Ell bruna9tis Sarus. SsIu /
BEN itore Iiitauo iputes Den at bore
rrtssst Ienssre emo Sfounsrten, os
ben iaa no, ium ON ben laa % 10.
Icoe FIG. 'Suao sr oet?" ipnrste leg
&orsienseren. Seq pso iffe", iua.
rece Som Scott, men raar ies itaI
iise min Msuins, sr Oct en- Sual".
"Sst fan life bore Seorm", iasoe
,n al 8eietuinsen, ~oertil sr Den
aItfor ruuo". Seq GIT NED / &abpt.
ten siter min &iile, % nstop iOm
ies pilbs til at ipre, fom Bill Darling
op % iasoe, ioct ban srsb / 8csien:
19ao p9re nleo Oct, Saptein; ban
Nil f,roe "a ;oIf,IN Ne trpTsr Ham,
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-05
Sit Sorben &c fao lom {

Mt Sorosn &c fab lon1 en-
Ianbsfase paaitaoss fremoeles af
Mr. Sampbsn, gnslanbS melt sren'
trifs Naturforlfer; Wr. s. lno9if
for Ienssre 3io iibeu ct 8eooemaaI
ON, at Soroeu life CT faalefOrmet,
men Hao lom en- Tanoetase. % Dc.
ponsrebs i 2iebso meo lin Mooitan.
Der ct 8elcb al 500 Yuno Sterling.
Iom lfuIoe tilfaIhe ben &inoeaee.
Sou bar M. @alib / 2onoon, bcs
busm bssse 8sIrb bar eeponsrst,
uobetalt SC. Sampoens Woopart
8sIcbene, iom retmGsiis punSsn, %
/ bsnne Mnlsbnius bar so. 9amp.
Den reiit en- Yrocss mob so. Mallb.
ioet ban frembslss paaitaar at babe
Den rettc Msnius ON SOrosns Sorn1.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-05
3.

Ssnner al -9for9e Oct 0lpsamIe Gt8e,
Slun9cr til SarpenS Den fsltlise Slang
Manoist % bpitiosfulot Sonsn LAD ltlss,
0GNrcnelanoet inppies Dor Gang.
SGorsnemiuoer
Serlist opriuosr.
Sper9an9 bl nGpns Dor S9~breneitaun.
Soulmenoe Slerter % elpbenbe 8iuocr
Sploe Oct elite, Get bsQise @apn.
0lDoer Dor Iano til be heuipunbuc SiNer
9erll9 Den ifuer bort SGoreIanes @Iauos
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-05

Ct Spersefolf / Wiot'
afrifa. Osr bar / ben iioite Sio
/ 5, italienlfe @Iaoe % iler | De
romsrite peret r,ssen Sale ON to
1Ipsmeer" euer Susrse. iom Sise.
fumasn af sGspptsn bar isnot Song
@ietor, % iom bsuue bar cperslust
BET seosrahifs SeIifab, for at BET
ifaI sipe benz Den Spbraselis, Be
fune uers moctasslise for, FAINT for
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-05

> Nor9c, elite S%eoeIano,
Som ia0 Dor 8arnboms 6rpo % Smsrte,
On 9ano iaa helist for bort Sierts
Mfso bine SisIos. Sal % Stranb!
Som iait Oh TOD trooS Sellers &rIos,
Staa cuis fat, Dor Seoeitapul
SeIp, cuist 9sIo ON Dine SieIoe
Sa S9oer on DIT Naun!
S. q. S~ierresaare.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-05

Srmeo ioreIG9sts mine Sancs'
rlEno / @iruclbtif 50. Oct ferite No.
b "9ecprab. Soften. 8Iaoct tr mar.
rltit bsitsmt lem eli Establishments
% for burti9it muIist at
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-05

;Scuiletun til "Setprab=T Soften.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-10-03
Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.


I'VE ha.iae. heretofore conluc. = bF .h. ffa.
8 o' Davis Lec- 500 De continued O. .i.e Tn
gled. 90 fl- o.i siaat. Ie.a.atrfr
Scff.5, 1873. JOHN " LOCK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-10-03

PRIVATE SALE
ORA VALUABLE
SMALL FARM.
rE7nE UNDERSIGNED. Administrator oftha Es-
tits aith Toe wi.l annexed 40 the late hrs.
K h B,N. aul iu accordance with The PROVE
slun, ID tie uili % the tr,ta,or offers 90 pri-
v.tt. sale ihe ,irn y which she died sized IS
ing purity 10 Irarfs,a and l-.ttly ir Berkeley.
ueir Edwards Ford oa tie oleqaon. lteoa-
taias
I11 81 L CR Ecss,
aui IS Of good quality % limestone land, good
pol,ioa Of it bciag 10 TIMBER. IL is i'm
proved with cutd
MA SION EIOU SO,
cc-Lause. Dairy anl a.l necessary out-buii3-
uas. Uuh ncg-f-fuhlg Well 10 lte yard,
ADD th- 0uequ9l passing through 10, makes IT
70 e.uveu.cu, i.rn lor stock purposes
Itc.n lee considered, taking tle land and
cauyc,5cuc.a together as oUe of tie nlust clisi-
tit small iauas loa 3D. tae market.
IailseI >'aa.,har uamprosel track ol
~ AN;Eskcss.
detached .sam i..a above. lti,oi good .ime-
-t,ie aud oue iaal,h Cd g 3, ia nd timter.-
The .Atls part ID Cd, under 5o.d cultivation.
TERM
O.cfah of tle purchase money can remain
iu tlc ,.,..s 90 i.e ya. .l,.s.r, tIr Interest ID
hc lai. snau,. IS 50 ..a. a- 0u- % t.e lesatel-
fv., un.u ttc r.-i.ae t..e ieuus VI payia.at
n.ll uc a-c.cmtIlu.4. iie Adur .siatr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-10-03
NOTICE.

7TATTING and Oil Cloth. far faieby
~ Way l6. lF7i. g. W. 7. KEAkSLEY.
I 1iNE assortmcntof Carriage and Riding Wins
ior fsle Dy JAS. LAW. HOOfF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-10-03

DRIED PEACHES just received, tor taie BY
- Nay -. 1873. W.EBY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-10-03

htFAIHIAUI
80 prices that DEFY competition. ! will work
cheaper chm aDy nan in tho state Of West Vir-
linit. i1r fhe same amount OF work. laiasols,
Umbrellas. Victims &c, repaired.
Juuc 20. Is1l-ly. W. vs.. BURTON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-10-03

4 ANDEN Seed from fh, Seed House Of Iobt.
n Bursts Of Philadelphia, every paper war
gantsd to Doe found It
Mar. Z. 1874. G.. T.. BtLLEkS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-10-03

TBEsHlotof fno Sewing Machine Oh Tor iale
by J.. DlNKLL.
April Q. ls-i.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-06-24

WEDNESDAY, JUNE "a, 1874
RED Y MARK

Persons receiving the GAZETTE with a RED Y
MARK on it, notified that their subscription is
due for the current volume, and they are respect
fully requested at once to remit the subscription
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-06-24
TERMS
o. A YEAR. STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.

THE GAZETTE is q permanently established
Newspaper with paying aud constantly increasing
list Of Subscribers. circulation in the counties
Of Hamblen, Hawkins, Cooke, Jefferson. Grainger
and Claiborne is more general than any other pa
per-making il the best advertising medium in
Upper East Tennessee.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-06-24
Personal Appearance Of Bis
nIarck.


A tall, square man, straight as a
pine and rugged as a larch a man
in plain attire. with an ample brow,
and gray retiriring eyes, firm nose
and chin, a hard coarse mustache
a strongly knit, a self contained, a
forward sort Of man, apparently
all nerve and brain, with ready word
and open laughter on his lips, and a
countenance so bold and frank that
silence, if per chance he should be
silent, might appear to hide some
ominous thought-such was Bis
marck Won Sconhausen as he passed
me under the linden an hour ago as
hoar and kingly as a winter frost.
Gaze on that frame from head TO
foot, frame as erect and stiff as
though the bones were steel, the
outer covering mail. The man is
all piece, strong. ready, blunt, ag-
gressiye, with fixed belief in fact,
in science, in the rule Of three
The CLEAN of superstition fingers on
the faoe-no doubt, no sentiment,
no weakness. no remorse. A rocky
and unsympathizing face it seems to
casual lockers on. When laughter
passes from the ample brow to the
unsparing lip, the radience is moro
like the flash on FURNISHED metal
than the more poetic play of fesh
and blood.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-06-24
MOSSY CREEK COLLEGE.
Commencement Exercises.

To the Editor of the Morristown Gazette:
Among your readers are many
friends of this Institution, who will
be gratifed to read something from
it. 1t was my pleasure to be pres.
ent at different times during the late
examination and commencement ex-
ercises. 1t is usual on such occa.
sions for newspaper correspondents
to yield to the enthusiasm of the
hour, and indulge in effusions of full
some compliments to teachers and
pupils. In this instance, however,
such empty encomiums would be out
of place, and their indulgence no
compliment. The character of the
work done at this Institution is such
as may be trusted to speak for it.
self, and requires no "spread-eagle"
eulogiums to impress an appreciative
public with its superiority. The year
just closed has been the most pros
porous since the war. / was told
that about $50 had been enrolled dur
ing the term.
The examination of classes began
on Monday and progressed with in
creasing interest till Wednesday
evening. Professor Goforth's abil-
ity as linguist, aud the facility and
thoroughness with which he imparts
q knowledge of the Latin and Greek
tongues, are well known. The fa-
miliarity with which the classes in
these studies manipulated idioms and
cOmplicate constructions, bore indu-
bitable testimony that their minds
had been under the training hand of
master.
1t was truly refreshing to see the
study of Mathematics lifted out of
The old.time rut-of workin' sums
and solvin' problems accord'n to the
rule'-and the pupils mind gliding
grandly through the empyrean of
pure thought, basing each step in
the process upon a principle of sci
ence, instead of stolidly coming down
on the ''thus saith the rule the u-
TINA ratio of so many of the teachers
of our country. Professor Russell
is a young man, yet very far in ad-
vance of many of ripper years, in
scholarship and method Of teaching,
in harmony with the spirit and pIo-
gress of the age-especially in that
sublime science which takes line
and figure and measure, and passing
from proposition to proposition, and
from conclusion to conclusion, rivet-
ing link after link, binds tie universe
to the throne of its Creator, by that
s"Golden everlasting chain
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circulating in the community and re-
ceiving liberal pledges, showing an
enlightened appreciation of such an
enterprise on the part of the citizens.
The prospects now are that the local
subscription will be such as to rem
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600 to $4,000 abroad.
Educational prospects were never
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ALUAINUS.