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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-12-13
FINANCIAL,

The amount Of the public debt, less cash
In the Treasury, November /, 1873, was
R2, ,O24, 200, ,O63 1S-s reduction, sipee the
same date last year, Of s2s, $50, ,R17 80.
The progress made during the past yesr,
in refunding the public debt at lower rates
Of interest, is very gratifying. The amount
Of four per cent. bonds sold during the
present year prior 20 November %, 1873, is
S10O, ,270, 900, and six per cent. bonds,
commonly known IS fve-tWentles, TO an
equal smopnt, have been, or will be re.
deemed as calls mature.
1t has bsen the policy Of the Department
to place the four per cent, bonds within
easy reach Of every Citizen who desires TO
invest bis sayings; whether small or great,
in these securities. The Secretary Of the
Treasury reoom Rends that the law BE- so
modified, that small spms may be invested,
and that through the postafices, or other
agents Of the Government, the fFesst op-
pOrtlnity may be given in all parts of the
country for such Investments.
The bsst mode suggested is, that the De-
psrtment be sHthoriEsd tn issue certificates
ofsdeposite ofethe denomination Of ten
dollars, bearing interest at the rate Of
3.65 per cent. per annum, aud convertible
at any time within one year after theie
issue into the four per cent. bonds author
izsd by the refunding act, and to be issued
only In exchange for United States notes
sent to the Treasury by mail or otherwise.
Such 8 provision Of law, supported by
suitable regulations, would enable any
person readily, without cost or risk, to
convert his money into an interest-bearlHg
security Of the United States, and the
money so received could be applied to the
redemption Of sig per cent. bonds.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-12-13

Price 81 per bottle. A pamphlet Of Sc pages,
giving treatise on Catarrh, with innumerable
cases Of cures, sent free by addressing the pro-
prietnrs, LITTLEFIELD & CO.,
15O9-l5I7 Manchester. N. n.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-12-13
Rheumatism is a Disease Of the BLOOD.

The blood in this dieesSe is found 10 enntAin an
excess ofhbnn Vegetine acts By converting the
blood from its diseased condition to healthy cir
euIation- Vegetine regulates the bowels, which
Is very important in this complaint. One bottle
OF VegrtiDe VIII give relief; h.It. to effect per
manent cure, II must he tax n regularly. and may
take several bottles eEPecially in cases Of long
sanding. Veyetine IL sold all drHgEjstr. Try
it. and yOEr Terdier win ne the szme - that ei
Thousands before you. Eho say. II never found &c
much relief as from the uee Of Neg-tinr," which
is composed exclusively Of Bark. Roots and
Herbs.
'.Vegetine," says 4 Boston physician. has nc
equal a a blood purifier Hearing OF its many
wonderful cures amer ell other remedie- had fail
ed. ] visited the laboratory and cOnvince myself
Of its genuine merit. II is prepared FROM harke.
roots and her1s, each Of which IL highly elective
and they are c. mD1unded in such q manner as 70
prOduce astonishing results"
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-12-13
OPPOSED 10 RADICAL CHANGES.

In the present financial condition OF the
country, / am persuaded that the welfare
Of legitimate business and industry Of
every description will be best promoted by
abstaining from all attempts to make
radical changes in the existing financial
legislation. Let it be understood that
during the coming year the business Of the
country. viii be undisturbed by govern
mental interference with the laws affecting
1t, and We may confidently expect that the
resumption OF specie payments, which will
take place at the appointed time. will be
successfully and easily maintained. and
that it will be followed by heaItbfnl and
enduring revival OF business prosperity
Let the healing influences Of time. the
inherent energies Of our people, ana tbc
boundless resources Of our country, have
8 fair opportunity, ,and q relief from
present difficulties will surely follow.
The recommendations Of the Secretary
Of War are all commended to your favora-
bic consideration.
The reports of the Secretary Of the Navy
and the Secretary of War are reviewed.
TIE POSTAL SERVICE.
In providing for postal service, the fol-
lowing questions ere presented: Should
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-12-13
Read His Statement:
Vegetine
HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME.
Ros,o, ~, fszo

E0tI0I. OlI I81V.
Mr.. a. R. Stevens
Dear Sir-My danghter. amer having severe
atIaek Of WhoOping Cnugh. was LEFT N aeebls
state Of health Being advis-d BY q friend she
tried tb. Vegstine. and Aftef using few bottles
was fHllN restored 70 hraith
have been great sufferer from RheumatlEm
have saEen several bOttler Of the Vegstine for
This cOmOlaini and am happy to say Il has entire,
10 Others with the same good results. IL Is {
great cleanser and purifier OF he blond: it Il
pleasant to take aad can eheerfaliy recommend
II. JAMES MORSE, Se4 Athens ST.
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announcement! !

THE Undersigned viii offer, from this time IN
i til January 1sI, 1879, for Cash only, an! one
Of his
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-12-13

have purchased Pree his Stock of Clothing Hats,
Caps and Gents Furnishing Goods, and Stocked
Up with New Goods, consisting of
ALARGE LINE OF OVERCOATs, LADIES s. GENTS FURs.
Having bought my New Stock the month of December have been
able purchase per Lower than the same Goods could
be bought earlier in he season. and propose to Sell
them at Prices that will Defy Competition
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prayer by the Rev. D. D. Rogers, Of the
Presbyterian Church. Then followed 4
salutstory by q. Lester McCamnan;
E.ay-Miss Mary Beck ;orstion, III Fra.
zier Gardener; EsSAy-Miss Blanche NJ.
Blaney; Oration-Prank E. Mcfarland;
Valedictory-Miss Laura B. Wayt; Pre-.
sentation Of Diplomas BY DR.. Pendleton.
Remarks were made by Gov. Mathews,
Treasurer West, DR.. Logan and others.
DR.. Pendleton, on behalf Of the class
presented Professor Guynn with hand
some secretary and Mics Dunlap q silver
butter dish, alter which the benediction
was pronounced.
TIM. Todds silver coronet band, Of
West Alexander, wls in attendance, and
enliyened the occasion with music.
The public meeting Of the Alumni,
which was set for the afternoon was not
held on account Of some misunderstood.
ing between the Professor and the Alum.
ni. A private meeting was held and the
oficsrs and performers were continued
for 8 year.
A musical entertainment was given in
the evening to crowded hall. We do
not profess TO criticise music, yet our
humble opinion Is that the performances
did not deserve the audience.
We enjoyed meeting our sehoolmates,
friends and acquaintances, and passed
pleasant time with them. Our home
ward trip was not 80 pleasant, as we were
obliged to drive in the rain, but we ar.
rived safe and sound, feeling we'll repaid
Tor our visit. ONEdA.
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Gibson County HORROR.

EVANSVILLE, IsD., June 24.-Gibson
county has OF late been the scene OF sew.
eral conflicts between outlaws and citi-
zsns, the last occurring last night, the at
tempt was upon the life Of Andrew ],
Montgomery, who has taken 5 promin-
ent part In bringing TO punishment
members Of the laWless band. Mont.
gomery had been In 0wensville
and was returning to his farm, when be
was attacked BY several masked men
BE was armed and succeeded in wounding
one Of the assailans. A dozen bullets
entered Monigomery's clothing and one
chipped the skin from his lips, but be
escaped unhurt. The whole nsishbor'
hood is aroused and 4 hundred men are
now securing the country in search Of the
outlaws.
A cold blooded murder was committed
at Mt. Vernon, Posey county, last night,
BY an unknown negro, the victim being
Annie McCoal, 4 woman Of doubtful rep
uta,ion. Three negroes demanded ad-
mittance TO Miss McCoal's house, and, be-
ing refused, battered down the door, and
when Miss McCoal and companion at
tempted to escape by the back way pur.
sued them. A revolver was used, the ball
crashing through Miss McCoals head,
causing instant death.
.Thos. Wallace alias Bidivell, was ar.
rested tonight 10 response TO telegram
from the Chief Of police Of San Francisco,
for completely in the $500 rob
berry Of the ieWelry house Of T.
& b. London, Of that city. Wallace
escaped from the court room
during the trial and was traced 10 this
city, where he has been hiding for week
or ten days. BE eonfesses his guilt and
is In Jail awaiting Instructions. One oi
bis associates, together with most Of the
isWelry, was arrested at Columbus two
weeks ago.
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Railroad Matters-Meeting Of
Stockholders.

DErRorr, June 24.-The annual meet
Jog Of the stockholders OF the Michigan
Central Railroad took place at the Office
OF the Company, in this city, this fore
noon. The following director. for the
ensuing year we're chosen: William II
Vanderbilt, Agu.tu. schell, Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Samuel E. Bargsr, wm. &
Vanderbilt, OF NeS York; Aaso- ssiger,
Of Chicago; Ashley Pond, Of D.trOiti
Wm. L Scott, Of E:is. Pa, Eisin D.
Worces,er, Of iIbIny F t,een millions
Of stock was vo,r,l ou, OF total o.
eighteen millions. 1t ~n,el the V.nder-
bilt ticket re ,tire,t AnM ten millions
and the TayInr tick"t dee 'nillion'.
Ata meeting ol the n-W Board Of Di.
rec,ors Of the SIichi ztu ti-hlral Railroad
held this afternoon, the following oticer'
we're elected VIM. II. Vanderbilt, Presi
dent; Cornelius Vanderbilt, Treasurer
Edwin D. Worcester, Secretary. Th'
entire party leave here early tomorrow
morning by special train for Chicago.
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Laying of n Corner stone Yester.
day at Grafton.
GRAFTON, June "a, 1873,

GRAFTON, June "a, 1910
Editors IntslliSeneer:
A large concourse Of people assembled
to day to-day to witness and participate
in the laying OF the corner stone Of the
new Masonic Temple being erected by
Grafton Lodge No. 10, A. F.&AM.
The following prominent Masonic
lights were present: Grand Master, Geo.
Baird; General Robert G. Pike, one oi
the brightest Masons in the United States
Grand Secretary, 0. S. Long; Grand
Tyler, P. P. Bliss; Past Grand Master,
Robert White; Deputy Grand Master,
Arthur sinsel, and several others.
The ceremonies were opened with
prayer by Grand Chaplain pro tenn. Rev.
J. W. Lake. Grand Master Geo. Baird
then proceeded to lay the corner stone
according to the old customs Of A. F. &
A. NJ. Past Grand Master Robert White
then delivered the oration, which was a
beautiful discourse upon the antiquity,
precepu and teachings Of Ancient
rree hnu aCCePteu paeOhb' 4hS
ceremonies were closed with prayer BY
Grand Chaplain J. W. Lake, and the
members Of the fraternity repaired to
their different places Of meeting.
The Grafton singing school furnished
some excellent vocal music for the occa'
sion. The Newburg and Grafton bands
we're also present and furnished the mar
tiAl music.
Cyrene Commandry Of Wheeling was
expected to be on hand, but for some M.
known reason did not make their appear
ance, which was very much regretted.
Had the weather been favorable in the
morning no doubt there would have been
much larger gathering. As il was,
however, every person appeared TO enjoy
The proceedings. The threatened rain
did not come Of, and the old phophecy
that Masons would not get their aprons
wet on this day was fulfilled.
Your letter in to-day's issue was very
much appreciated and 4 copy Of it put In
the corner stone.
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Rusiness Embarrassment.

NEw YoRK, June "a The suspension
Of A. D. VOORHEES,, sn old member, was
announced on the Stock Exchange this
afternoon. His embarrassment grows
out Of the shrinkage in the values oi
real estate. VOORHEES, il the senior mem
Der OF Voorhees, & Inbrie. The drm
will continue business 81 usual, VOORHEES,
having no unsettled accounts on Wall
street.
SAN FRAxcscc, June 24.-The suspen
sion OF the firm OF Arms & Dallam, man.
uiacturers and dealers in brooms and
WOO len w.re is announced. A meeting
OF their creditors will be held 10 day
or two.
New York, June 24.-David N. Koch
Ter, liquor dealer, 204 East 18th street
made an assignment to day. Liabilities
$4,000; assets not given. The cause O.
the failure was the depreciation in rea
fslAtR
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE PEACE CONGRESS-
Tho New Province South Of til.
Bslkins.
Ru,sla's Abandonment Of Her An.
oient Polloy---The Nibbling
Process Stopped.
The Gar Farther from Constant.
nopIs Than When the
War Began.
The Spanish Queen Dylng-.-Lasi
Sacramento Of the Church
Administered.
THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS-.

LONDON, June 24.-Ths Car Is eIpec.
ted in Berlin shortly on his way to Ems
Prince Gorschakof was absent from
Congress on Saturday. BE suffers from
4 fresh attack Of gout.
The new Autonomous provinces, ,lsouth
OF the Balkans, is to be named Eastern
Roumsnis.
All the Berlin correspondents agree
in declaring that the settlement Of the
Bulgarian question Is entirely due to the
frmness Of the British Representatives
in the Congress. The Russian concession
on this head are again said to be entirely
dependent on the conditions for orgEni.
ration and the administration Of Rou.
manis. One condition is that the
Russian troops when they eyacu.
ate Roumania are TO be replaced
BY the native militia, composed
oi Christians or Musselmans. according
to the prevailing religion Of the district.
The French Republicans 10 the Congress
support Lord Beaconsfeld's demands on
the Bulgarian question.
The Tsmss says that it considers. the
alleged settlement as nothing less than
the Abandonment BY Russia Of the policy
which has guided her relations with Tnr-
key during the last hundred years. The
process Of piece meal nibblipg at Tur.
keys outIayiug provinces, and the per-
iodical reopening Of the Eastern question
whenever circumstances seemed 10 favor
II, would have been continued BY the ex-
tension OF Bulgaria south Of the Balkans
under Russian influence.
BERLIN, June 24.-It Is stated in Rus
sian diplomatic circles that the discus
sion on the deliniation Of Bulgaria Is
taking 4 favorable turn, tut difficulties
are app.ehended in reference 10 the evac.
uation OF shumls and Varna by the
Turks.
LONDON, June 24.-The Posi says: Rus
sia is now authoritatiyely told that she
il as far from Constantinople, II not In
deed further, than abe was when the war
begun. Herein lies the bitterness Of the
modification to which she must now sub.
rnif
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AckIen Speaks for HImseIt.

New ORLEANS, June 25.-Hon. J. q
Acklen, member Of Congress- from th.
third Louisiana district, makes the fol-
lowing statement in connection with the
late slander in the Washington papers
The story that General Rosser insulted
me In Welcher's restaurant because Of N
indignity offered to = lady il infamously
false, can not believe that the story ever
emanated from him. Ilstt:.Wnhiugtor
on Thursday evening the 20th, the slandei
was published in the Washington EpeniHs
Ssar on Friday, the 2lst, and did MOI
come to my knowledge until the night q
the 23d. Being unavareof Gen. Ros,er'i
Whereabouts, promptly telegraphed e
various points 70 secure his reiutation oi
this assault As yet I have failed tc
reach him, but an explicit denial hai
been made by competent parties il
Washington. No effort will be spared
to set this matter right, and II necessary
I will return at once TO Washington fol
that purpose.
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Hound S,iEhI Journey From
WiIIe 10 " est IibertT

Rals,.SE ss,.SSEsn'T'lLE, June 2lth, 1878.
r.sss,,iAi1:: ~, n: q closing exercise. OF sA.
G,C,s.,s 'sAOol We started TO attend
G',,,. a''''asnt exercise. Of The West
: = ' ss' aidSisbt, passed .S,oup5 %ouS6'v,,r ,oas
:. ,I's al '" silent, eIcspt now 'Uus SS5
i ''.la'EsIst or. party q ,.v,l.rs, rU" srs
ed. Ssi,''t ND /" West Liberty shortly ,I.
R,so.. !. ''''t ,otd,y, You nav r.,siI,
s. !. ". s' did ia,,io. to our b,s.Ii,:, ,iI,',
t,,,,,ls,. M, lSs',',ttl,, v, took , ,,,o,, ;, -.
q T. ~ J, .sAO0l day, ,hst. " ". shsn So,I.s We
y ySO, ,o,sEe', hone that would T SU.se iS,ase
d Ssi. s.. broEsn 5V 5g'Ss:aitSn Sbs liG.,o 90
S., nd " 10 0elOst y H. ss' r.s1S., AsId'
''''''a's0a we're opened with
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FIRE RECORD.

BEAuHARSo1s, ouEREc, June "a
The dwelling Of John Ronlean WAs.burn-
Cd, and four children perished.
NEw YoRK, June "A rumor comes
from Tiyoli, n. Y, that the famous
Catskill House was destroyed BY tirs to-
night.
Mox7coAtERY, ALA, June A.-A are
started to-day 10 the cotton compress Of
Harter d 0Connell BY some one treAding
on 9 parlor match, and the flames soon
spreading into the planters warehouse
adjoining, the thousand bales which the
two houses contained were soon enyeloped
10 flames. Insurance $4,000. II Ia
thought that over = 9Th ot the cotton
may Be saved. The building was worth
1000,
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-. c.u.us OF the city.

~ ..,.,, session Of the Board oil
.!....i., A. :. sop.. Hsr,sy and Mr. ]. M
;i'-',' ~ ~. chosen to take the school ' CEN
u, M. ,s' siiy during The summer They
-, = y a. =. spia. lat year and completed
~ =. ..,l. lime for the Superintendent
ri. . ). X. r,por. to The Board before
:. ~, sso.aips d tb. schools. The q, report
~ s',.3 , population oi .S,.7O. The year
g.. s.',' d. population Wa q, 1888 and in
's;a,p ~ :, $.:l;. Thspunber Of youths Il
w. i.'.,,I AZ. il the city l,.t year youths
..,.,s .s.y, sud Ell vr $3.50 it 1870 in was
's' s''u nd il 75i.v~ 9.oO7. This shows
,ss ,,,,,l,,iou Of about 3 person. to every
ri ~ n ..bOolI5le sgs. i also shows
..,,,s, -, din bold. her own in population
-, !. Ind tine. and gains a little There
- :. ,,,,,o 10 donb, that the population
/ M. l,,E.r than the number returned
..s,,b y alpy families visited by the
80, t,t,r, are ignorant Of the object
! t,,. nd .u.pscling that it involves
-, ,o,, Of taxation are prone to con-
~ d, r.alI membership Of their
I..IoId,. 1t i. important, therefore,
sslLi, suspicion should be di'Pelled "a
Ivp possible, so that we may get this
M ,,sb 4 return Of population as we
~ ! entitled TO, and il every reader Of
ssutieI. viii take sOne little pains to
Ea,,. Il. mind. Of hi. uniniormed and
laaoc, p.isbbor. We may hope to see
r.a,n Of from one to two thousand
tr,,.. over last year. There is hardly
,!,sS. ,h,lth .cIual population Of the
al sor shout 10000. This. too, not
ts.E.sdirg The fact that there are quite
..aser Of unOeeupied houses 10 the
d.. 1t i kpotn that families have
l,,S.a up 70, the last two years more
ar ,r,r before, on account Of the de-
r.aiss 10 business, and that there are
s.,y houses Of quite moderate dinen-
iaiGI, ouuilin two families.
Y, trurt that by the cooperation Of
lNHr, Who feel an interest in secur-
II 50 sIlrt return Of our population
aiy.r the csn,u. takers will be mate.
silly laIIsd in their work.
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Explosion Of Gas In n Bank Vault

NEW YoRK, June 24.-o. s. Vincent
and Wm. Fl. Code, clerks in the Tax Col
lector's office, Brooklyn, entered the
vault, wherein the books are kept. Code
lighted match to light the gas, and
an ex plosion instantly followed, and the
wall OF the vault wss blown into the mid
die Of the Office, and the railipgs, furni-
lure, windows and Sashes were demoiish-
ed. Vincent was blown across the room
about forty feet; his clothes torn Of, hair
burned aad lace and body learfully lscer.
ated. Code waa buried 10 the ruins.
These two men are fatally injured. Sew
eral who were In the office at the time
were severely Injured.
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nnrine IniellIgenee.

PHuADELPAIA, June 24.-Arrived-
Steamship Lord Give and City Of Bristol
from Liverpool.
FARTHER PoISr, june 24.-PAssed in
Quebec, from Liverpool.
Bosros. June 24.-Arrrivsd-Atlas
from Liverpool.
LONDON, June 24.-steamships schlesh
wig, State Of Indians, from New York
PGrthia And Minnesota, from BOston
arrived out,
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The civil Service Order will Re.
main in Force.

wAsH1xeros, June 24.-Inquiriss con
tinue TO be made Of the President from
persons occupying Federal Offices in dit
ierent parts Of the country, as TO whether
the Presidents civil service order re-
mains In force or whether It hss been
modified. It can be stated on authority
that the order will be enforced. Thi!
order prohibits persons holding Federal
positions from taking part in caucuses
primary meetings Or conventions, while
they will be permitted TO support any
candidate they choose, and assist In Z
way that will not interfere with the
proper discharge Of their Official duties
Voluntary contributions Of campaign
funds are not considered BY the PrsSident
10 be a violation Of this order.
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OUR FalRHOHT LETTER.

FAIRXoST, June "a, 1878.
I'm l;:TEsssE.
Commencement week in = town where
IlnhibirH schOoli is located ia a notable
nut The students look forward to it
is Il. gre.te,, interest for several
Iair lSd make great preparations
Asnlr, especially il this true Of the
StitClla. Days and nighu are spent
= 'rlting up" the orAtiOu or essay
rtkhhiObe the croWning effort Of life,
gnAh time at least, and no difference
sr tlns the sfor! may appear to
sss in AFTER years, now they
N Intellectual giAnu, able to give
EziIsos to - grand sentiments as
uE l.ll from the lips Of Webster, Cal.
hssa OF Clay. The young lady abroad
nd EOrd TO her cousin 10 town that she
nut 10 attend the closing exercises, and
tlrtsAbs, she will make a visit at that
y. The bOarding'hou.e keeper adds a
5H4 TO hst usual supply Of provisions;
Siso'tl man anticipates an increase in
hroiPSithe liberal citizen prepares to
..t'iIin 40! friend who may call during
et'at, and 80 al are interested. To
" Nd the expectation, Of the flower
E uho sells bouquets 10 be pre-
s;la 10 "sPeciaI friend" the reali.
aa'si Of tie small boy who gets
sEI dimes Tor carrying VIA. josh Bill
aipalb billy daeEi, s.kiug 4 lady friend
y u exquisite pleasure" etc, and
aaI Tie profit TO the ice cream man,
a'sT stable, and white crAvat. These
N ''ss ol The characteristics Of Com.
a''ssa'st Ussk. And who will say they
~ y, 1ot Plsi'Ant? 1t is we'll that school
" Nv romance and charm about il,
MAliii leave. such pleasant memories
"a Ae IsLfI have aed.
Liiainliior' have been going on for
ssaS' nd We understand that all
~, have Pl'sed very satisfactorily,
NseS'lnR exercises proper began las,
a'olI e'sning. Having been absent
zee go d'!' We are unable to give q
,SP'Nfspoit, bu. are informed ,ha, all
s.sI y Si,e nLsu part have acquitted
S'tltt Literary Society celebrs-
i Te II ., iSr'th anniversary on the evening
=. = .yia la,t, With appropriate e1eF,
h, s,s "a lss N'rn,l Lyceun in a simi,
,,,;.' > aha'' countuoraied its seventh
III S'ts't! 90 the evening Of the 2lst
'.,s.so - Soei.'is. had interesting pro,
FaSs, Iod iull houses,
a, !" ! SslS9't,y evening Mr.. c. Smith. Of
D. K. .iS'i 3 ht'eped the Normal Soeis.y'
~. :, y l - SSieoi!a yesterday Two services
y = !, s'I5 5i' ia Normal Hall. In tbs morn
,,,,.s.I = " O'clock, Rev. Dr.. JAmi.or
= M ~ Ifoa The words, @Seek tbaI
Il s ,' EIeel, DC, COrin,hisn; xiv
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