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TO CONTRACTORS

Notice is hereby given that seal,
ed proposals tor Repairing the
Dome Of the Court House, will be
received until Monday the "a, day
of April 1877. Said work to be
done in accordance with the spo-
cifcatlons now on file in my Office
By order Of the Board Supervisors.
ROBERT G PATTY, Clerk.
Mch. 20. 1T.
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EUTAuLA, ALA, Mch. 9th, 1877.

EuTAuLA, ALA. Mch. 9th, 1877.
MeSSrS. Editors:
DEAR SIRs-I hayt
Just received from an unknown
hand, a recent number of the Ma.
cen BEACON. Ny eye has already
run along its columns with an in
terest, attempt not to describe, for
Macon is q dear old home, of mine,
and | find a tear of tender remem.
brance is starting down my face, as
| write the sentence. But it is an
Offering (poor it may be) to the
cherished ones there, and | hope
they may accept it as such. Here,
| find on the third page of The
BEAAoN, the advertisement OF The
Elisha CdHdway Female Institute,
Venerable name this, and SO beft-
ting, that it stand as the title of an
Institution, designed to strengthen
and adorn the head and heart Of
woman. Who amid the wide cir
Gle of the surviving acquaintances,
Of "Father Elisha Galloway" does
not love to hal ow tho spot that
marks the grave of the assembled
patriarch ? All as we all know
he was indeed "a man Of Cod, and
che being dead yet spoaketh', thro'
the useful aud consecrated lives OF
those upon whom his spirit has
fallen.
Let "Miss Mary" continne to have
Il liberal share of your patronale,
for without intended disparage.
ment of others. she, for personal
worth and competency to impart
instruction, is the peer of any, and
highly deserves the hearty support
of those who seek the proper eIeva
ton, and culture OF the daughters
ofthe land.
Hence, ut this distance, and by
the voluntary promptings Of both,
my head and heart, you must allow
me, Messrs. Editors, to invoke ev.
embarrassing prosperity and bless
ing upon,
The Elisha CaHaNay Female In
StituttOn.
Yours Truly,
]. BANCROFT.
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Court Convictions.

His Honor, Judge Hamm sentenc-
ed the prisoners as follows on yes
terday morning.
Nathan Evans-assault and bat,
terry in an attempt to commit man
slaughter 2 years in Penetentiary
jeff Mooe-same offence 2 years.
Tom Bigby--same offence l year.
Ransom Terry, same offencd S yrs
Job Williams, grand larceny'2 yrs.
Abe Anderson, same offence 3 yrs.
Horace Foote, B & L, 2 years.
Salem Lockett, same off. 3 years.
Alex Avonce, same off. 5 years,
Frank Hicks, G. L. city Jail ! yr,
Sam Timmons' same off. l. year.
Ed Lemon Oh. Goods under false
~pretences and G. L. PENN s years.
Ras. Wilson Oh. goods under false
pretences Penn. 3. years
Lewis Hrrgrove P. Larceny Fined
$40. Getty jail) 5 months
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10
The New Revenue Law,

As a matter of interest we give
the important changes in the new.
Revenue Law
The tax list is required by the Att
section to contain the Io'lowing ad-
dllionai questions. Where did you
reside las ycarI"
The 9th sec. provides that those
engaged in manufacturing or {
chandiSe shall be taxed on the "cap-
ilaI" so employed, instead Of mon.
ey 81 employed as heretofore.
The 7th section in reference to
the so cents penalty for failing to
return assessment provided IN the
law of 1876 is amended by adding:
The sum of fifty cents hcrelnbefore pro-
vided for shall not be charged against or
collected from any Taxpayer who will
make oath that he did Mt have notice Of
the time or place Of assessing taxes, or at
the time thereof he was absent from the
State or county, or that he was confined at
home by sickness Of himself or family,
which oath the Assessor is required to nd.
minister without charge and also to give
information to the Taxpayer of his right
to make the same and on his failure to
give such information, the Assessor shall
not be entitled to collect said sum Of nifty
cents or charge the taxpayer Herewith.
Lands can now only be redeemed
when forfeited to the State at the
Chancery Clerks Office OF the coun-
ty where the land is situated.
Taxes by the 9th sec. are made
payable on the 18th of December.
The tax sale of delinquent lands to
take place On the first Monday in
March.
All persons are allowed one year
in which to redeem lands sold tor
taxes, on paying all the taxes, costs
and fees and interest at one and a
halt per cent. per month.
The 18th sec. provides a mode by
which any person a have relief
where land has been improperly
forfeited TO the State for nOn-pay-
ment Of taxes, on which taxes have
been paid. Proof can be made be-
fore the Chancery Clerk, on whose
certificate the Auditor executes IL
release, to owner, OF the title held
by the State.
Sec. 81 fixes the compensation Of
Sheriis for collecting taxes at 5 per
cent. on the first $4,000, and 8 per
cent, on all further sums. They
are allowed 10 per cent. on delin-
quent taxes up to the first Of March
and after that S per cent.
The last sec. provides that perso-
nal property may be sold for taxes,
after posting advertisements of the
same for five days.
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TO Whom it may Concern,

Gentlemen FoT Hunters ct al:
Uncle Bill doesn't wish to inter
fcre with your sports, but he wish
es to say that just at this time it
does seriously interfere with his
BUSINESS 20 have his fences thrown
down, and left down, aud il you
can't catch tho red fox without sub.
jecting farmers to this incOnvoni,
ence, he and We Ind better DO lot
alone. As he saiG betOFo no will
not consider any man a trespasscI
unless he leaves his fences down,
and if il ia persisted in, he thinks
he knows what recourse ho has to
prevent it.
Very respectfully,
WIN. LAGRONE.
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Tc the Patrons Of NOxubos Co.

Tho Lecturer Of the State Grange
will lecture the members of the o.
der, at Macon, on tho 18th, in At.
j. W. PATTY.
Mrh. 10th, 1877. S'c,ty.
Rs-Mr. SmedIey will not deliver
II Lecture here ais per appointment.
J. W. Patty
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

EDS. BEACON: In addition to the
worthy gentlemen already mention.
ed in connection with the MayOraI-
~, desire to suggest the name Of
Thomas J. Ross.
BY his election we would secure
an upright and efficient officer, and
at the same time make a substan-
tiaI acknowledgment Of our appre.
citation of his services to the pGO-
pic in 1875. CITIZEN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10
TR!RUTE or RESPECT.
CENTER Po,NT, GRANGE
No. 535, March Sd, 1917

Whereas, 1t has pleased God, our
Heavenly Father, "whn doeth all
things welI", to remove from our
mid.ta most worthy member OF
our Grange, Sister AMY PITTS
therefore be it,
Resolved, That in the death OF
sister Pitts, not only our order, but
the community, friends and rels
tives, have lost a kind and Affections
ate companion.
Resolved, That we extend her
bereaved relatives, our sincere and
heartfelt sympathy.
Resolved, That the hall be drap'
OF in mourning for thirty days, and
that these resolutions be sdread up.
on the minutes of our Orange.
Resolved, That the Macon BEA
CON be requested to publish these
resolutions.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

All parties entitled to vote at the
Municipal Election, who nave not
registered, will apply at the May.
ors Office, until the 18th, OF April,
and Register.
By order OF the MAYOR,
r. HAUENsTFIN, Secretary.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

Mr.. Gorfr, the artist will Only re-
main herc.untiI the 20lh, inst. 1t
will probably he some time before
another opportunity will offer for
you to get fine pictures. They can
be takea on cloudy days as well AS
any other time. Call in time, and
srcnrn GOOD pictures.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10
WANTED

The Grange Hall at Cente
Point painted. Money paid wher
the work is done. For lull particu
lars apply to,
Mch. 10. st. JEHU HARLAN.
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STRAYED.

From. the Charley Sherrod
place Is miles from Macon, a dark
bay mare, with a star in her iore.
head, also. a horse mule, small, dark
doye:color and round bodied, or
his left side near his belly was {
white spot about two inches long
white hair around one of his fore
feet. Both left together.
A liberal reward will be paid.
Address DICK BILLUPS
BroOksvilIc, Miss.
Feb. "a. 1t.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

The Train now comes down at
3 Al p. ILL.,, and up at I so a. IN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

I'll hNlAEb-
r1sT-Rev. NJ. V. NCffsinger, Pastor.
h lst. and Sd. Sabbaths, ll.s. m, and
Sabbath School, ga. m. Super
mt T. D. Joiner. Prayer meeting
Thursday night.
HopIsT-Rev. J. NJ. Boone, Pastor,
: every Sabbath, II a. m, and 7 p.
abhaGh School a. m, Superinten-
/. W. FoOte. Prayer meeting every
sday night.
BYTERIAN-Rev. $. J. Love. Pes.
Aeryices I'd and 4th Sabbaths, II "a.
.. M. Sabbath School 9 II. IN,
Itendent, K. G Patty.
opal - --- Rector
School 8. a. m, Superintendent
larracott.
oLIc-Rev. J. B Mouton, Pastor.
u I'd. Sunday in every month, morn
evening.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

Blankets, ShawIs, Houlevards,
Dress Goods, Star Shirts and fur
nishing goods, ut prices |OWsr than
evor koOwn before.
l.. A FERGUSON.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10
Now is yOur Chance

To get thorough bred game chick.
ens from the Celebrated English
Madcap and Derby Strains. l have
and will keep on hand fresh eggs
from both breeds at the following
prices. +.
English Madcaps SO, per dozen.
Derby Strains $3.50
All orders sent to me shall have
prompt attention and special care.
II. H. Brooks,
Mch. 3. BrooksvilIc, Miss.
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NOTICE
TaXPaytrs

For the purpose Of recelving lists
of taxable property from the seve-
raj Supervisory Districts Of the
cnnhty, ! will I've present al the lOl,
lowing, timrs and places;
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10
. Shoe Business

,iactfully inform the citizens Of
vicinity that we are prepared
slnds ef WORK in either branches
ny BE- favored with. A good
k'ubslancial home made Saddlery
AZ work will be- kept on hand.
4 for Boots u Shoes will be
Aattended To, Repairing OF all
vita n0atness and dispatch.
nd next to Klaus Il Bro. ut the
Alexander
WIN. ALEXANDER Il co.
Adias. Feb. 10, 1877-tf
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

Charles B. Ames
vs.
Jacob II Pierce. ir., J. P.
Robinson, Nath. Z. Pierce
and Alex. Jettries.
BY virtue of a decree rendered by the
Chancery Court Of Noxubee County, Miss
issippi, in the case of Charles b. Ames,
Commissioner of said Court, vs. Jacob Ii.
Pierce, j., J. 2. Robinson, Nathaniel T.
Pierce and Alexander Jefries, No. 566, on
the l4th day of March. 1874, the under
signed, aS special commissioner appointed
in said case, will proceed to sell iu front
Of the Court House in the iowa Of Macon,
at public cutlery, for cash, to the hish st
bidder, on
Monday the 9th day Of April, A. D., 1877,
the following described lands. lying and
being in said county Of NUXubec, state of
Mississippi, to-wit: the u%ncXpired portion
of Il term Of lease of ninety.nine years of
the southwest quarter Of section sixteen,
of township sixteen, north Of range nine
teen east, md the uneXpired portion Of a
term of lease Of ninety-nine yea Of the
north half of the east half of the north
east quartz of said section sixteen in said
township sixteen Of range nineteen east
and also west half of south east quarter OF
section ten in township sixteen, of range
nineteen east, including the steam engine
&c, said lease commencing on the 18th
day Of October, 1871, or 50 much thereof
as may be sufficient to sati;iy the amount
Of said decree and costs.
Acting as Commissioner, l shall only
convey to the purchaser such title as !
may lawfully convey under said decree.
CHARLES b. AMES,
mchS-ts Commissioner.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

Highest cash price paid for cot,
ton. Goods exchanged tor Coun-
try Produce.
Jan q. Pm. l.. A. FERGUSON,
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MANHOOD How Lost, How Res
Az tOrcd

tNtAVUD HUN lVSI, HOW NCS-
Az tOrcd
- Just published, n new edition OF
SEAL DR.. Cuiverwells Celebrated Es
wv say on the RADICAL CURE with
out me1ecine) of SPERMATcRRHrA or Sem.
inal weakness, Involuntary Seminal Loss
cs, ~lMPoTENcY, Mental and Physical Inca
pacity. Impediments to Marriage, etc. a.
so, CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY and FRS. in
duced by Self-indulgonce or seXus! extrav-
agance &C.
Bay" Price in a sealed envelope, only six
cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrate from II thirty
years successful practice, that the alarm
ing Consequences Of self,abuse may be
radically cured without the dangerous use
of internal medicine or the application Of
the knife pointing out q mode of cure Mt
once simple, certain and ctFectual, by
means of which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be, may cure him
self cheaply, privately and RADICALLY.
Re3. This lecture should be in the hands
Of every youth and very man ia the land.
Sent under seal, in II pain envelope, to
any address, POSTPAID, On receipt Of six
cents or two post stamps.
Address the publishers,
T. Il son,
Al Ann St., Now York: Post Office Box, 1886
~april22-lyr
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ORDINANCE NO. 43.

AN ordinance to amend ordinance
No. 10.
SECTION I. Be it ordained by the
Board of Mayor and Alderman Of
the OF town Macon, That ordinance
No. 10 be so amended that the
Treasurer shall give bond in the
Sum of Ten ThonsUnd. Dollars, the
object of this ordinance being to Sc
cnre as well the money heretofore
authorized to be received, as the
School Fund which may come into
his hands as such Treasurer.
SEC. ii. Be it further ordained,
That this ordinance take effect and
be in force from and after its pas
sage.
Approved, March 7. 1877.
GEO. G.. BILLIARD.
MAYOR,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10
!. L. GRICGS

Has a complete assortment of A.
gricultural Hardware, from Il crow.
bar and iron wedge 70 All Avery
Two Horse Steel PlOw,
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Relief for i.An}S Improperly Sold
for Taxes.

Any citizen whose lands have
been heretofore improperly sold
to the State for non payment Of
taxes, a have relief undcra re-
cent Act Of the Legislature, by ap-
plying at tho Chauccry Clerks o.
flee.
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!, ~ Q A NAL.
|I4ISHA GALLOWAY
a. ale Institute,
ON, MISS

"a allaway desires to inform her
~ the public, that she has re.
school to the eligible lot, CON
Judge BeHuchamp's residence
.M1will be permanent. The new
enee md instruction room now
tract will be completed in n few
SA .ral charter granted b, the Legis-
Her the above caption, with her
HccompliShed a~ssistanNa, will
through an etiiciont Beard IF
IA confer degrees, Hnd graduate
ies III ! manner creditnbIe to al.
IL dssRrmined to make tins In
flinent and useful And hopes
Eyuagi0n Of TINT liberal pHtrol-
"A as heretofore received.
uidDI NARY J GALA WAY.
q W. Miss, Feb. l0th, l877.-2t
81
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Strayed or st len.

One large black Mare Mule in
in good order, with Il cut around
one OF The hnn'S, NJ branded, IL
bout Is hands high. Any iniorma.
tian leading to its recovery will b.
liboraIly rewarded.
ELI. MOORE.
At Bankhead'S place.
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SAFE Of.FiRe Stock,

The finest polana.ChinA Pigs in
the South. Guaranteed pule breed.
Also my entire Stock OF GamC
Chickens, from imported Englist
Madoaps.
For prices and particulars, ad
dress,
BROOKS,
Brooksville, Miss, Oct Goth 1875.
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5 81
, AGES Il SARGENT
= cz
::::s,.,5.T G SlII STABLE.
IN FRONT OF
IERCIAL HOTEL
no

n,rangemcnts are new and com
Gus 4. every tsciIity will be afforded
Fsctaveling public to render them
arSh ne.
,le Is large and we'll We tilatcd,
5 louAty Of lot room, and mas every
for boarding horses or sale
'plet1
''lI e NEW OMNIBUS
!" With avery passenger train, and
n" any part of the Iowa, We
nm TO hlG promptly all orders left
lie or on the Hotel slate.
.,g our patrons for past favors.
= m alte that we are better prepared
,S,1.ssto please those who will patron.
speit
taohd. Howell will attend to the Bus
s1pausiness generally with his nc
| AF'snergy.
ieVdp HODGES & SARGENT,
the tsMiss, Feb. 10, 1877.
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NOXuBEE RIFLES,

NVN D EE NJ IEO,
Regular meeting, LIST. Monday in every
month at the usual place Of rendezvous.
BY order of the Captain.
CHAS. HARDIN, 0. S.
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ROBERT q. PATTY
March 3 1t Clerk.
The following ordinances were a.
doptcd by the Board at their regu
lar meeting March, 7th, 1877.
NO. AZ.

AdA luecClHB bluICh, 'VH1 1oit
ORDINANCE NC. AZ.
SECTION l. Be 1t ordained by the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen of
the town of Macon, That license to
retail vinous and spurious liquors
hereafter, in the town Macon, shall
only be granted to the applicant
upou his paying the Sum of Seven
Hundred Dollars for the: use of the
Common School Fund.
SEC. ii. BE it further ENACTED,
That this Ordinance take effect, and
be in force, from and after its pas
sage.
Approved, March 7, 1877.
GEO. &. BILLIARD,
Mo,,Dr
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RAENDRICk 4 JARNAGIN,
P~RACTICING
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.

Macon, Miss
OOMMISSIONER'S SALE.
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rRECTORK.
,nuRA OHIO.RAILROAD.
CHURCHES.

W. r. Braccy. Marshal.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-06-01
The War in the East.

The war news is getting pretty live
ly. COnstantinople is evidently in a
ferment, and the cabinet of the sultan
us unstable as water. The mob drove
the sultan over to the Asiatic side
Thursday he was brought back by a
military escort, but heard much 'clamor
for Midhat, the deposed and exiled
premier. Sir Arnold Kimball, British
military attache with the Turkish forces
in Asia, reports them as badly demon
allied. The fall of Abraham has been
followed by the greatest activity among
the Russians, and the Turkish generals
head quarters are now withdrawn to
Erzeroum. Moukhtar Pasha, who COM
manded the forces against the Monten-
egrins, is in command in Asia, and his
recall is demanded. In Europe. the
Russians have at length blown up a
large ironclad with torpedoes, making
the second Turkish gun-boat on the
river which has been destroyed. The
Austrian emperor, Francis Joseph, is
about to visit the ear at his head
quarters in ROumania, which indicates
a pretty good understanding between
the two emperOrs. The car also an
nounces that the international rules of
the treaty of Paris will be observed bv
Russia, which cuts off privateering and
guarantees free navigation to neutrals.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-06-01

to bed he always smoked his meer-
schaum pipe and wound up his watch,
which he put on night table at his
bedside with his tObaccO-bOx. Young
Kell found the men above mentioned
and admitted them to the house. MAJ
than returned home. He called Kelly
to his room and gave him orders for the
following morning. He closed the door
and retired, as was thought, 70 bed. AT
in the morning Kelly entered the room,
and found him sleeping. He then add
mitted Gunnion and John Irving, Billy
Forester being left outside the hOnse
to give warning i'll case of danger. 1t
was while Gunnion was trying 70 force
the safe open with the dog that Nathan,
reused from his sleep and seeing Kelly,
asked him what he was doing. Before
Kelly could reply GunniOn sprang up
with the intention of running away,
when Nathan grappled with him. Gun
Mon struck him on the head with the
dog, and, as Nathan staggered out OF
the room, Gunnion struck him again
killing him. The officer says he can
procure affidavits cOrrOborating this
story, and that Gunnion has repeatedly
expressed regret at killing Nathan
Gunnion is in the Albany penitentiary
having 90 years to serve Irving and
Forester are in Sing Sing, and Kelly is
in the Auburn prison.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-06-01
The Colleges.

The Commencement program ut Mid
dlebury college is: June "a, baccalau-
reate by President Hurlburt, evening
address before the Philadelphia So
ciety by Rev. S. l.. Blake of Concord.
n. H.; Tuesday, address to the alumni
by A. F. Walker, poem by w. E. How
ard, Parkerian prize speaking in the
evening; Wednesday, graduation ex-
ercises.
DARTMOUTH following appoint
ments for Commencement, June %, are
announced: Justin Harvey Smith. Eng
lish Grafton, "The imperial power of
ideas" with valedictory address Chas.
Rollin Dustin, salutatOry Grafton in
Latin; Charles Darwin Adams, philo-
sophical Grafton, "Revolution the law
of progress in civilization :" Charles
Andrew Willard, philosophical grafton,
"Nalue OF ideal characters :" John
Moore Comstock, English grafton, .'The
Veda ancient thought in an ancient lam
guage;" Charles Hermance Cooper,
English Grafton, 'Religion the soul of
history :" John DeForest Haskell, Eng
lish Grafton, "MOdern literary criti-
cism;" VIM. Warren Prescott, English
Grafton, elements of success in p0liti-
cal life ;" Geo. William Saunderson.
English Grafton, 1.-The French peasant
of to-day )" Robert John Service, Eng
lish Grafton, "The Teuton Europe :,
John Ladd Sewall, English GRAFTON,
.'The pulpit and the press ;" John Will
ley Willes, English Grafton, ''Westmin-
ster Abbey )" Ira Arthur Chase and
Oscar Joseph Pfeiffer, political disputa-
ton, sis our Government sufficiently
responsible to the people," Alfred Hills
Campbell and Charles Bartlett Ham
mond, forensic disputation, "Has Rus
STA just cause of war against Turkey Pr
Samuel Bracket Thombs and Franklin
Munroe Chaplin, rhetorical disputation,
HAS eloquepce declined in England 9''
Fred. Winslow Farnsworth, disserta-
ton: Reading for pleasure and profit -
Charles Edward Leslie. dissertation.
"Use of the imagination in science -
Chas. Edwin Lord, dissertation, 'sLim-
its of science )" Fred'k Langdon Owen,