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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-18
BUSINESS CARDS.
A HERO, JR.,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS.
Once Ne. ~ Commercial Place.
Passports procured with dispatch. and prompt
Attention given tn all auS4
MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.

MARSHAL'S MUNlIlUAS,
John A. French. Jake J0hnson and j. W.
Platt vs.. steamboat Iberia, etc.
TN THE UNITED STATES DIS Riot COURT,
i District Of Louisiana, Nos 1o.745, 1917 and
H. 734.-ln obedience to alias admiralty warrants
to me dn ec,ed IN the aboye entitled suit, have
seized and taken into nv possession
1HE STEAMBOAT IBhRlA. her cafs, tsck!e.
apparel, etc.. now liteled by J. A. French. Jake
Johnson and J. W Patt for the cause set f rth in
the libel now peLding in tho District Court Of tho
Uni ed states.
And do hereby cite ard admonish the owner OF
owners thereof and all snd every person or per-
cons having or pretending to have anv right title
or interest to The same, to be and appear ~
district court Of the uniIed states Tor the ds.cs
on the third Monday Of Al r to show cause II any
| they have or can. why the sid steamboat should
NOT be c0ndemntd and be sold AgreeSDly 10 inc
prayer Of the libel nts. 49,
United States Msrshars office, New Orleans.
March Is, 1876. ..v.nn
| mills % ana is United 81 ates Marshal
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-25
HOTEL. ARRIVALS,

Return OF TIE ROAD VIEWERS. Yes
ter,iay Mr.. McTarnahsn and the Other
s~ntletnen who went out with him on a
tour Of inspection Of his proposed road
tn Columbus, returned to this city. They
looked somewhat dusty rs they passed
up Carson street. and they were little
bronZed withal, but it is believed that
they will get the dirt washed Off their
persons and be able to report to our
citizens tonight what they have seen
about the road.
ODD FELLOWS, members of Carson
Lodge No. 4. are requested to meet at
their hall to- morrow evening at Z o'clocl.
See official notice elsewhere.
My loE!; TO C.RsoN.-Call and
see our immense stock just received
from The East. Mrs. J. Sileyer Il Co,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-25

FROM THE HLACK firrLs A Virginia
Chronicle reporter has had an interview
with T. g. Johns. who arrived here from
the Hills on Saturday morning. Before
going gold hunting, Mr.. Johns was o
miner in the Chollar- Potosi He Jour
neyed with party OF twelve to Fur
Gulch, a branch Of Bear Gulch, about
seventy tive miles north OF Custer City.
They prospected in that locality, and
also in Pine Gulch and Bear Gulch pref
ty thoroughly, without any good results.
| The color could be found. but that was
ali. IN Pine GT!ch Nj. Johns filled his
| first pan aud realized six cents, but he
never got anything like that afterwards.
All the Old miners remaining in the Hills
do SO with the intention of going to the
| Yellowstone or Big Horn region when
the winter breaks. There is Q general
feeling Of bitter disappointment and dis
gust among the men in the Black Hills.
All the money there is in the country is
greenbacks. There is not a dollars
worth OF dust in circulation. Mr. Johns
is not prepared to say that there is not
gold in the Black Hills, but he looked
80 sa,,,, - - :. a. -
'ee"' anu oo' A''o" 0''yoooy 'na' u'a'
T.Erxc TIVE of ,ba ,,ir.r,y
specimens gathered from 'itns 10 Time IN
the various mining camps Of the State
by Messrs. Whitehill and Stewart, saws
the Enterprise, have been transported
from Reno. over the Virginia and True
ne iaiiloau' ~ ~ oalson anu Is'h,s !res
tended 10 the handling. packinC storaca
and reshinmen, of The sama over ,bs;r
road on rnnts for pbiIaJai,bi. wi,Lon,
apy expense 10 the Stat. In addit;on
thew hay. transnorte3 from, v;,g;n;a ~
Reno i've car Ioa,is of ora sr,onr,;nn ~
-; 10y ar'.I SUI. tes'tnA''o M "Hnou'
panv are entitled to especial credit for
the same from the fact that all the other
railroad corporations on the Pacific
coast nave charged iuil rates for centen-
MAJ contfioutions shipped over their re-
spec'i'e roads.
JOINING lHEATRICAls. - We are In
formed oy Moore j Parker that we IRE
to have some theatri "A Entertainments
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-25

ROEElNG AT PANANIST.-A dis
patch from bakersfield, Cal, April
-. -. says:
Information lust received from
Panamint, Hnder date of tho Goth
Instant announces that Mcdonald
and small, the notorious stage and
express robbers. on that day entered
the store OF Harris & Kline, drew their
pistols on the clerk and robbed the
safe of 81 600 in gold coin and of checks
to the amount of another thousand.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-25

Two Men DEowNED.-A dispatch
from Jefferson, Oregon. April -, says
Intelligence was received here last
night, that Absalom Smith and d. II.
Morton were drowned in the river about
eight miles above here. They were in
company with James Elliot, and were
coming down the river in q small boat,
and upset on very swift water, throwing
the men out. Elliot swan about half a
mile. being unable TO reach tho shore,
but finally succeeded in catching on a
drift and was rescued from there about
four hours after, almost persisted. The
other two men have not been found.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-25

Lavater thought that your real self is
an average somewhere between the
opinions Of your enemies aud Yc..
friends.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1876-12-27
The Charleston ResuIutiuus.--Lct u,
Hold u Mass Meeting on
t;ale nay.

The citizens of Charleston are al
ways hp tn time AMI never fear To
speak eat. BcloY we give snnhc rcso-
lutirns which were PASSED Ivy II HAAS
.rvpting in %IIibcrnian Hall on Thurs
day l,st. They urc right, AMI II We
arc true to ourselves and true to our
standarulaarer we endorse the reao-
lutions. Why not let It's hold IA n''iss
meeting on Sale Day uud make III OK
.pl.easion OF o.r determination !" sup
bort ~Ilauaetca and proclaim our de-
termination 70 rcfnse any countcnnnce
or support to til" us'rpcr:
E,s0tuGil, That tho Conservative cit
liens OF Charleston, Democrats and
R,publicanS, do recognize Wade
unmptolI, and nolle other, AZ the law
full Governor of South Carolina. 10
him alone will they yield, as Governor
obedience and support, and 10 hun
tlicy pledge such aid and assistance.
mora, financial and material, rs may
he required for tir establishment anu
n~lniurruuncc of DEMONSTRATIONS gov
rrnmuIrt.of which BIC is the head.
ResolvCI, That We recognize W.D.
Simpson, and uone,ather, as the law
hI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF South Car
iolina; and tina: %e recognize the
House of which the Hon. w. ii. Wal
lace il, Speaker ~ The illegally constl,
,tutcd House Of Representatives. OF
south Carolina.
H,.oIrcd, That d. II. Chamberlain,
having hrcn defeated 't the polls rs a
! candi,!xtc for reelection, ana placc'l
in otIjc anon the declaration OF all
Illegal General Assembly, by the ull-
w%arrsstahlc use of military force, is re-
uarfk.d by us as an usurpcr, ana we
here wvow our Interchangeable resolution
never to recognize him rs Governor,
uud.o,lr inflcxiblc determination to re-
pudiate his every not, and every act Oh
Inc pretended ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
and every act Of the pretended GcIcr7
al Assembly, us being without author
ity OF law, null and void.
R,sDtrcd, That while we, 10y these
resolutions, assert our right and deter
minntion ia be governed only ny TIC
officers whom the majority OF the lco-
pie have chosen, aud while we are hx-
cd in tho purpose TO- oppose
to tho uttorm0st tho efforts OF
D.. IL, Chamberlain ana his
associates 10 usul'p the functions OF
government in this State, We express
ly ,lisclaim any intent to resist the X
ouutiun Of the progresses of the United
States Courts, however harsh they
seem, or to resist, under any eircum-
stance, the military force of the. Unit
cd States.
Rcsotvc,i, That the pretended gov
crn,ucnt of Which ID. ii. Chamberlain
is the head, has no power, force or au-
Lhority in South Carolina save what il
given ia it by the continuous support
aud actual use Of United States troops.
1t is the creature of political fraud and
armed force. Without that armed
force, it is rs iml"tcnt as it Is a%ud"eI"l's
and unlawful.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1876-12-27

The annexed docu,na ut speaks for
itself:
OFFICE SrrP'T S. G.. PENITENTIARy,
COLUMBIA, S. C., Dec. ~, 1876
| Charles j. Ba66iH, Esq.,:
SIR have this day received from
you certain papers or documents de-
scribcd in your letters of advice nc
campaigning the same, rs, respective
~. n pardon of Peter Smith, con-
! victoI Of burglary and larceny ut tho
January uS74) term of Court for Alb
bcvillc County, and sentenced to ten
years. imprisonment in the pcnitcnti-
ary," and "pardon for John Ielton,
convicted OF manslauglltcr, md sch
fenced TO Imprisonment In the peni-
Tertiary for-ycars." These pa
pers bear the signature of I'D. IL.
Chamberlain rs Governor of the State
of South Carolina" Having been i'll
formed that very grave doubt exists as
to what is my duty in the premises,
arising from the fact that 1t Is a dis
putcd question rs to who is legally on
titled to recognition az Governor, l
deem it proper to withhold any action
upon these pnpcrs until the question
involved cali be passed upon by some
competent judicial tribunal.
Very truly yours,
TuEoDoRE w. rARMELE,
Superintendent.
Az soon Us it was usccrtninca that
Col. InrmeJc Ind refused to act upon
the pardons sent him, the prisoners
employed Mcssrs. Lytes and Sloan,
who sued out u writ of Ua6ens corpus
before Judge Carpenter, which was
made rcturnable on Saturday. Tho
return to the writ will he made by Mr..
+. j. Maxwell, us counsel for Col.
Parmolc.
The question for decision will b, the
validity Of these pardons, which will
also bring up the question before Il
Circuit Judge rs to who Is Governor
of South Carolina.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1876-12-27

CHR1sTMA AS IN DUE WEsT.-Collcge
exercises was suspended in Duo
West two days for Christmas-Mon-
day aud Tuesdays. On Monday night
there WAS to be a Reception ut the Fc-
m alcCollcgc, and OH tuesday night n
Concert by the Curnct Band. On Fri
day night II Cantata will be given by
the young ladies Of the Female COL
logo.
A little fellow n few Sundays ago
hung his stocking up in the hope that
Santa Claus would anticipate the tiuc.
The old fellow put in nothing hut Il
three foot switch with the promise tn
do "bctter on Chrietmas morning." If
he was q good boy.
Why suffer with u bad cold If one
bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will
cure n cough OF the worst kind. DR..
BULBS Cough Syrup is sold for % cents
per bottle, ortive bottles for $l.00, in
every respectable drug store in the
United States.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1876-12-27
BACON, APPLES,
CABBAGE, &e


0AA BARRELS choice North
|%OU ernr apples, Consisting ef
Baldwin, North Spy, Dettoit Reds %
ounce Pippins, &c.
$50 barrels Northern Irish Potatoes.
100 barrels Selected Northern Cabbage.
so barrels Northern Onions.
5000 lbs. Dry Salt Sides.
IS tierces Hams.
100 kegs, tuba and buckets Leaf Lard.
so packages Selected Goshen Butter.
100 boxes Cream end Factory Cheese.
100 barrels, I barrels and kits Macke1cl
150 sacks of Fine aud Coarse Salt.
so sacks Rio Coffee.
100 barrels Family Flour.
100 boxes Family Soap.
ALSO, r:.s.,s-
Barrels Sugar House Syrup, Extra
G and G Sugar, Yeams Straw Paper,
cases Oysters, Sarilines, Pickles, Lob
sters, Peaches, Tomatoes, boxes Soda
Crackers, Gingers, Lemon Crackers,
Centennial aud Imperial Crackers,
Starch, Soda, Candies and Pipes, box.
es Prize Candy; and assorted Stick
Candy, boxes Lemons, boxes Chew
ing Tobacco, cases Jelly, cases BitterS,A
Rice, Bagging and Ties, &c, sc.
The above stock sail fresh, having
just arrived. d - ic1|Slk
Prices guaranteed as low as Char.
lesion or Wilmington. a:.sszs3ga
G. J. LAUREY,
Commission Merchant.
Columbia, S. G., Oct. Is. 1876, SIN
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Success.

1t Is reported that Bosclct's Ger
maj syrup has since its introduction
in the United States, reached the i'm.
,neuse sale of 10000 dozen per year.
over 6;O0s Druggist have ordered this
,n.dk.fnc direct from tire Factory, al
Woedsury, n. j., t1ld not n has re
:Dnrssl a single failure, but evcry letter
.ncuks or It's astonishing success IN
,enripg severe Coughs, Colds settled on
the Breast, Consumption, "or amy dis
case of tho Throat and Lungs. we
advise AIRY person that has any predls-
I,asition tn'was.k Lungs, TO 90 to ileir
Druggists, w. r. Penney, and get this
Medicine, CT inquire about Il. RrgII,
lnr size. Is cents; Sample l'"ttlc IL
cent? Two doses will relieve any
,case. Don't neglect ourcough. II
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correspondence.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE CuAMBE R,

STATE OF S0UTu CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBlR
COLUMBIA, =. c., December Is, 1876. J
SIR: AS Governor of South Carroll
ia, chosen 10y the people thereof, |
fave qualified in accordance with the
Constitution, and | hereby Gull upon,
you asany predecessor in the office, to
deliver up to me the great seal OF
State, together with the possession Of
the S%tatehouse, the public records and
alI other matters and things arl'cr-
tanning 10 said Office.
Respectfully, your obcdient servant,
WADE HAMPTON. Governor.
TO d. ii. Chamberlain, Esq.
Chaniberlain's reply was Ms follows:
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLLNA,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
COLUMBIA, December IL, 1876.
SIR: ] haze received the coInm,l-
nication in which you call upon me to
deliver up to you the great seal Of the
State, etc, etc. / do not recognize in
you any right to make The foregoing
demand, and l hereby refuse compli-
unce herewith.
| am sir, Jour obcdicnt servant,
ID. ii. CHAMBkIsLAIN,
Governor Of South Carolina.
To Wade Hempton, Esq.
The Indications now ure thid the
battle is fuirly opened in earnest.
Governor Hampton il pursuing his
old plan OF battle by III nttack oil
along the line.
The following circular letter has
been sent out to-day, addressed to
prominent citizens III every county OF
the State:
SIR: l will thank you to give me
at your earliest opportunity tie full
names Of the persons III your county
now filling the following offices:
County Treasurer, County Auditor,
County Clerk of Court. County Shcr-
ir. County Probate Judge, School
Commissioner, jury Commissioner,
Election Commissioner, County Com.
mlissloners and Trial Justices. Should
any OF the above offices I've tillcd BY ul
incompetent person or by any one re-
fusing to acknowledge the lawful gov
crnmcnt, you arc requested to suggest
the nume of the citizen best fitted to
I'LL the office. AS these appointments
arc OF vital Importance to The welfare
OF the State, l urge upon you to sub
NIT the ilnliies OF none but those pos
sessing undoubtcd ability and integ-
rity, prepared to actively support nld
enersetieally carry out all The much
needed reforms TO which we arc sol
c1nnly pledged.
In the performance of this task,
success depends upon the support OF
the people, md ! confidently appeal tO
their patrintism to let no personal feel
ings cause them to Swcrve from the
line Of public duty which they have
hitherto So faithfully pursued.
Merry respectfully,
WADE HAMPTON, .
Governor.
The diminishing Is now fairly over,
and the battle begun in good earnest.
The general impression seems to bc
that the matter will be decided
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The Proposed Tux--IIow Should il
be LUviedf

Tho following revolution was adop-
tod, on Friday last, by the House OF
| Representatives:
ResGIpcd, That 1t be, and it Is here
by, referred to the discretion of Ills
Exucllrncy Governor Hampton to dc
tcrmine in what installmants, and ut
what times, the contribution asked
for the support OF the Government, III
the resolutions heretofore submitted
hy the Committee on Ways and Means
and adopted by the House OF Repre-
scntativcs, shall he paid.
Tho proposed levy or contribution
was to be twenty-five per cent OF The
State and County tax paid in lSIo-7G,
and, II fully collected, would realize
$tW, MO or 5000 0 which ia more
than they can see amy pressing need
for. We are exceedingly gratiiicd,
therefore, says the Charleston NcVs
and Courier, to find that it has been
left to Governor Hampton to detor-
mine how the tux or contribution shall
be paid.
our W view is, that the tax
should he exceedingly small 30 as to
encourage prompt payment, and that
the rate of tax should be expressed in
mills instead of in n percentage upon
Il previous tax. Wrarc confident that,
if Governor Hampton calls for n con-
trihutiOn OF one mill upon the asscss-
ed value Of the real and personal prop
crtY in the State, there will be y quick
and general response. This tax
should realize from SlO0.0M to $780,
600. and no estimates have been pub
lished 10 show that more than this is
needed. The time within which the
tax should be paid can be made short.
Thirty days will he long enough. We
think, also, that there should not be
any expense Of collection. In u word
the Object must be to see how much
can be saved to the public and not
what can be spent.
The backward step Of tho House
of Representatives, IN the matter OF
pay. Is q wise one. That body has
boon in session about twenty-four
days, including Sundays. Nota frac-
! ton of i cent more than three dollars
8 day ought to be paid to Il Reform
Legislature. Sevcnty-tivr dollars each
@onld.huvc been M outside allowance,
and the public WINGED when they saw
their representatives presenting them
selves four hundred each, for three
weeks work, when there was not n
copper in the treasury.
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The Press and Banner.
ANl3eIVILLE. -. G.
BY HUGH WILSON.


TEHMs-TN" Dollars II year. in aivmiG"
or Two nrliara Aid Iiny Gems, if pay ,
inert !, delayed.
ADVERTISEMENTS Will DO inserted at
the rate Of One Dollar per inch for he
nrst insertion aud Fifty l'en!s f"r each
'%subs6qucnt insertion.
. GresItly reduced rates will bb given to
thne who advertise by the qtartur Or by
tho year,
All obituary ,hotticces, 'ttss.NVtes Of respect
and either matter of Z fdtsonal or private
nature will I've charged for ut the u.I,l
advertising rates.
Nothing which may be written. IN nal
t@. shall appear In these COLUMNS At aay
'pSN,
Our Job Derattment
- wtN enpplicd with material Hr job
Wntk,. and our assortment of lsrw job
typejs as good as can be found in any
country Office. Tho Proprietor is q rrac-
tical printer and Will give his personal
attention to this class OF work. Our
work tavornhlv with tho sam"
class Of work executed anywhcrc, and ID
always put It tho lowest living rates.
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TILE SUN.
1877. NEW YORK. 1877.

Tho different editions OF The Sun during
tho next year Will BIT the same ny during the
year thut llns just passed. The daily edition
Will on week days be- u sheet Of four pasCs,
nu1 Oh Sundays Il sheet "f eight lnlgcs, or IL
broad columns; while the weekly edition
will bon sheet OF eight pages OF tho same d.
mensinnS and character that are already ~
luillar to our friends.
ThcSun will continue to be the strenuous
Uuvocltc Of reform and rctrcncllnUnt, and Ol
the substitution of craftsmanship, wisdom,
und Integrity for hollow prptcncc, lnbCcIlity
unh fraud In the administration of public af-
fairs. 1t will cunicnd for the government Ot
the people by tho people and for the people,
rs opposed to government by frauds I'm tho
llIlOt-buX and In the cuuiItingo of votes, ell
forced by military violence. 1t will cndcav-
or to supply It's rerlrrS--u body now not fur
from II million of souls-with tho most care
ful, complete, and trustworthy accounts Of
current events, and Will employ for this Inr-
pose n numerous and carefully selected staff
of reporters and correspondents. It's reports
from Washington, especially, WI be full, nc
cur,lr, and ~Iuirlcss; and 1t mi doubtless
continue to deserve and enjoy the hntrcd Ui
those who thrivoby riuIlcring the Treasury
or by nsnrrinE what the law does not give
them. while IL Will cnd,atvur to merit the
confidence or the public ly defending the
rights nf the people against tho cIIcrOiclI-
mrnts of unJuStiiird power.
The price OF the daily ia will he IS cents
II month or Si.Ji u year, post lilld, or with tho
SUNDAY edition s7.Iu II year.
The sunday edition alone, eight rnlgcs, sl.-
~ Il year, post lntid.
The Weekly Mn eight pnscs, OF SO brnnd COL
umns, will be furnished during 1871 ut the
rate OF 81 u year, post paid.
The hchcllt of this large reduction from tho
previous rate for The Weekly Gun be enjoyed
by Individual Subscribers Without the nccSit-
Sliy OF making up clubs, Al tho sailr time,
II amy of our friends choose TO aid In extend
Ing our circulation. we shall be GrntorIl tn
them, and every such person who gcnds III
ten or more subscribers rom ono place will
b" untitled Ia one copy oftho paper for HIM
self without charge. At one dollar u yonr
postage paid, the expenses OF paper ind prln-
Ting are barely repaid; and, considering tho
sixn or tho sheet aud Che quality or It's con-
per published liz the world, and We trust ulso
ono Of the very best.
Address.
TlIE SUN New Yorl, City, y. Y.
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one way or the other within ten days.
Chamberlain is endcavoring evil
IDENTIFY to r.covert the disadvantage lie
has suffered so far by his defensive ac-
ton by attempting to assume the Of
fcnsive. The way In which he docs
this is unfortunate for him, Us 1t con-
sists in the bill now pending for the mr.
rest and punish OF Dcu!ocrnlic OIL
ciuls.
This nttnck Is to 10 made on the
Democrats strongest p"int-thcir ply
steal fnrrc-and will doubtless be dc
fcatcd. Hurnors prevail Of violence
being attempted Saturday, but the
Democrats arc ready to defcnd them
selves.
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Opinion Of Judge Cooke on Commits
sious of County Officials,

Communications to the Grccnv!llo News,
December l0.l
Among the recently elected county
officials, there seems 10 be some differ
ence OF opinion as to whom they
should take their commissions from.
And .inasnuch ~ ! have been fro
uucntly asked what shall we do, /
would say to all persons interested,
that the popular vote OF the State
shows that Governor Hampton has
been duly elected Governor, and that
he qualified as suclI on the l4th in-
slant. i should not receive or qualify
under O commission from any other
person.. If commissions were for
wardcd prior to tho l4th instant to any
person by Chamberlain, I should not
hesitate to qualify, torhe was Cover
nor until the I4tl, on which day Gov
crnor Hampton qualified,
Yours truly.
+. H. COOKE.
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ANNUAL REPORT Of
The
Board Of County Commissioners
Of Abbeville County.

Tho Board of County Commissioners
bog lcave respectfully to mako their an
llal report with exhibits showing their
receipts and expenditures during the fis-
tnl year, commencing LIST, Nov, 1875, and
ending tho slst. October, 1876.
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COKESBURY CONFERENCE SCHOOL.

COkcSbury, ADDcVIlIe Co., 81 Z.
Eiyhty-irst Session Of Twenty Weeks
begins on the First Monday IN
JANUARY, 1871.
FACULTY.
r. \, CONEOR, Rector G. {. HODGES, Prof
Tuition, Primary Department. 1880;
Intermediate, $1,000; Senior, $500; board
Sl2.m por month. Sons Of Ministers of
Conference free Of tuition. OF other de-
nominations, half rate.
Location pr~overbially healthy. Easily
accessible by G.. &C :. X. r. Community
Intelligent, refined and moral. Free from
dram shops and gaming saloons.
Oct, /, 1879, Pm
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DO THE figures, "77" stand, after
your name OIL the piper? If not see
to 10 ut once Don't let the Post Mas
ter know that you are behind with
the printer. If