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Personal.

Mas A. A. NoEiSNFr has gone on a visit to
Cab OrrhAri.
THH pretty Mis- Pa,iis Hcazb.y has returned
IRON visit 10 Lancaster.
MRs AND Mas RonEEr NcAIIsrrA will Rave
to-day fora visit to friends In Winchester
Mas. J. /. McKiSSTY. of Hiehmond vas q gaosi
ofker fsiher-in-law, Capt. a. u. Mckinney. this
seek
Ma, ". :. MYrRs was in tosn yesterday. and
'oemci nearly rooovorcd from HI. late severe
wounds
Ma. s. A. RrssrtI, Associate Editor OF the Tinlsi
ons RsniueiiaH, g. engaged as attorney In The Phi-
~ viii case
Mss sALIiE HuFruAS, a sparkling little las.ie.
escorted by Mr.. Saml Burnside. both Of Lancaster
~as In town this week
Raw. ). A. BootE and Mis-, Hsiie. his sweet lit
tle daughter, Of Husionville, honorcd our once
9Th call Few days ago.
Ma. I. n. RAMSEY, editor and proprietor Of the
Lials Jbier, has returned from Lexington. whittier
be- has been on business trip.
Ma. J. OwsLEH DuSN has been compelled TO re-
turn from Richmond 10 his home at Lancaster
owing to relapse Of the bilious aver.
4 j. CAArnrLL remains with the drm OF IIar-
bison Gaihrighi, Louisville this year, at an In
creased salary. THIS Is pretty good evidence that
hisoxertions are appreci lated.
Ma. u. 4. TACKLER our esteemed correspondent
Al Danyile, called to see Us yesterday. A business
trip to Memphis, Tenn, We regret to learn, may
prevent us from getting his usual entertaining
budget Of news borrower month.
JupoE =. NJ. BOoSE, who about a year ago COM
menoed his labors in the Murphy cause here, In
town Yesterday, md expressed himself as bitter
enemy Of King Alcohol a. ever. lie has located At
panville. and We win ofen. have the pleasure Of
his lively company.
Ma. Jos. n. RovT, who len Paris, Texas, Ia a
wagon month or ago, arrived last friday, ma
kng the trip In ~ days lie says the trip was iar
nonl being unpleasant but then he was coming 90
and not leaving Kentucky. u l. not ukeiy that
he will make the trip again. however.
ouR old friend, Mr.. }. $, Hughes, has re-ensaged
With the irm Of MoAlpin, Polk a Co, Cincinnati,
aud deserves the continuance Of the liberal patron
sgc extended TO him, There d not more Uliahlo
revercr man on the road than he, and ohcerhlly
recommend him 10 the business men every where
TnE 'rall Maple of the Mountains, Mr.. samuel
NJ burdeit, wa In town this week, en- route 10
Lancaster. liis visits are always appreciated but
this time more than ever. Thirteen live Parirdges,
beautiful and Misty aud fresh from his Ilockostlo
hills, are enoagh 20 make ff lrss grateful heart
than ours glad.
fnE Directors OF the National Bank, la acccpt-
ing the resignation OF Ma, d, Van ATsialc as Of
their bOay, mention OF which was made a week or
two ago, after an expression Of regret al his decs
Ion, passed the following testimonial "for nine
years as Director OF this Bank he has been faith
iul aud prompt In the Performance VI his duties
his wise and conservative counsel has added greatly
10 W. prosperity and welfare Of the Bank, aud his
as'oealion has always been pleasant and instruct
iNet
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LOctL NOTICES.

CHEw Jacksons he's, sweet navy tobacco
Jrsr received 6ne lot Of Scissor. at low
prices by Anderson a McRobcris.
Aii indebted 10 Bol,ou 4 Stage arr ur.
gently requested TO call and settle.
Va want money to pay rents and Other
eNpcnses. Anderson 4 Mclioberts.
For Day-book., Ie,lgera and memoran.
dums, call at Anderson 4 McRoberts'.
"HAcKMItAcK"a popular and iragran,
perfume. Sold by T. X. ChruAuh, Stan
fond.
VIZ have waited three year. for somc nc.
counts and now We want some money. An.
derson 4 MoIloherts.
Arrrn having purchased your suit Of
winter clothes frOm j. Winter a Co, Cur
ner Third and Market STREETS, Louisville,
Nv, you will still have money left, be.
cause their prices are 90 very low.
wHY will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint, Constipation, and eener-
Al debility, when you can get At our store
Shilohs System Nitaliler which we sell on
positive guarantee 10 cure you. Price 10
cts. and IS Ct. For ale by T.. Y. Che
nault, Stanford.
DoS'r no DECEIVED. Many persons say
u haven't got the Consumption" when
ssked 10 cure their Cough with Shiloh's
Consumption CuW. Do they not know
that Coughs lead 10 Consumption and
remedy that will cure Consumption will
certainly and surely cure a cough or any
lung OF throat trouble. We know Il win
cum when all others fail and our faith In
Il l. 70 positive that We will refund the
prizes paid " you receive no benefit Il
not this fair proposition Price 10 cts.
80 eta and 81 per bottle. For lame Chest,
nrck OF side, nee Shilohs Porus Plaster.
PROV IS Ct. For sale by y. r. Chcnaul,,
ianford.
A RrNARKAnLr PUBLICATION. The
February number Of Frank Ieslie's sun.
dag Magazine l. remarkable for the abun-
dance and the varied character Of ila at.
traetive features. Il l. impossible to con-
vey, in an ordinary notice anv idea Of the
richness Of il contents, literary and artis-
tic; We heartily commend Il 10 those of our
readers who desire TO obtain a highly en-
ter,aining. instructive aud edilyiug publ
cation. The aim Of the editor Rev Dr..
Dccnsj l. 10 inculcate morals and religion
not by dry, hard homiiics. but by every
style ~ literature, which can make the
truth attractive aud pleasing. The pres
cni number opens with profnsely Illus
irated description Of a visit 10 that singu-
lar community, the Lebanon Shakers; Il j.
very graphic aud exceedingly interesting
Hints for a Sunday is well wor-
thy Of the consideration Of all denomina-
lions Of Christians. A number Of charac-
ieristio anecdotes Of the late Bishop Early,
Of Virginia, will command especial aiten-
ton. The admirable serial "David Flem-
ing. forgiveness" i continued, and the
Juvenile story "ln Mischief Again" concur
ded. There are several excellent short
stories, sketches, essays, etc; poems by cell
ehraied writer. sermon by the editor on
the topic. "The Kingdom Of Cod etc,
etc, filling i2s quArto pages, the illustrA-
tons numbering nearly loo. The price Is
only % cents a number; the annual sub
acripiion 50, postpaid. This i the time
10 subscribe, either Cor the year, or for six
months. Address, Frank Leslie. a. IS
n ", Park Place, New York.
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Goxr-Mr =. w. clcland moved lasl
Tuesday to Mr., Griesby's farm near Shell
by City.
PocKrr Book Losr. On Friday lasi,
Mr.. Ben. Eebanks Lost on the Rush Branch
turnpike some where between bic gate and
Mr. Buiner's house. a Morocco pocket
hook, containing "a number Of note,
amounting to three thousand dollars.
BEAr MN BAcK.-A few days sgo Mr..
@. II. McCauley, Of this place, missed his
horse and at once came 10 the conclusion
that he was stolen. SO he set ont immedi.
alely in pursuit Of the would-be thief.
After securing Lincoln, Boyle and a good
portion Of Mercer, and could hear nothing
Of the horse nor thief, he gave up all hopes
and started home, feeling very Respondent,
bu, when he reached there, found his horse
in the stable.
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The Shelby !Ssniinei says Of the late Rev.
Dr. billiard; During his long pastorate
he baptized over 1900 persons and married
over 1900 couple"
The ?ews in Henry Ward Beecher's
Church in Brooklyn, rented for S4O,72l
at auction last week. This is an excess
over last year OF SASH, bu, falling OF Of
$4,000 a. compared with 1876.
Elder s II. King has engaged to preach
at Givens' Church, in this county, on the
lsi Sunday, at Mt. Zion, in Madison coun-
ty, on the 2nd Sunday, and at Bethany,in
Jessaminc, on the 3rd Sunday in each
month.
II is enough to shake POOR, half paid
preachers faith in the Eternal fitness Of
things, to read that Bob Ingersoll made
$4,000 last year lecturing to prove that
the Bible is only a collection Of cunningly
devised fables
The Methodist population of the world
is estimated at 100000, and the number
of commandments at ASSIST. In the
United States the membership Is about j.
400, 900, with 26,642 local preachers and
~, 1871 itinerant preachers.
A member Of his old congregation here,
has received a letter from Rev. W. W.
Harris, dated at San Marcos, Texas, saying
that he Is in wretched health, and does not
expect to live but a short time. This is
sad news to his many friends, here.
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MARRIAGES.

Notwithstanding the strife and turmoil
lately existing in Breathitt, the course Of
true love continues to glide even smoother
than ever An old man Of 10 has Just
welded in that county, tender damsel
Of Is.
GoocH-PADGErT--GoocH-PAD0ETr--
Al Mr.. +. Padgett's near wayne-burg, on
the 18th, there was a double marriage. a
pair Of sisters uniting themselves to a pain
Of brothers. The contracting parties were
Mr.. Richard NJ. Gooch and Miss Frances
A. Padgeti; Mr.. Stephen w. Gooch AMI
Miss Lucy Bell Padgett.
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LINCOLN COUSTy.
Pfn0fosrn.

CArTLE--Mr. Tim Engleman has lost
several head Of cattle during the cold
snap.
LlvELY.--Mite Societies, counting par
ties and social dances are still in vogue at
this place.
PLAYING II on THE BoYs.-lf the boys
don't believe the girls down this way will
turn hose loose, just let them ask Bob
Gentry, Jr.
PERSONAL legal friend, and spicy
reporter for the Visitor Mr. Frank Hubble,
Of this place, Is attending Court at Stan
ford, this week.
MoyISG.-Mr. John Gooch, Of Boyle,
has rented the new house recently put up
by Captain Eubanks, in the suburbs Of our
town, aud is moving thither.
Coon PRosPBcT.-We know certain
couple who anticipate residing in our viii
lage ere many moons will have come and
gone. AT least they have selected lovely
location TO build.
A DANCING soHooL--We are very much
in need Of Town Hall at this place. Pro.
iessorDiek Bruce can't get a room sufficient
hence, il teaching a class to strip the light
fantastic" m barn near by.
Accommodating TO the irregularity
Of our mail carrier, We find II impossible
to get in our communication in time every
week, bat as there will he a mail line es.
tablished froD Lancaster to Danyille, via.
Pinstown, soon, We will ny and be more
punotual,
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NONE Affairs.
BY
Severance A, DHdderar.

Childrcn's Yarn Caps, Hoods, Nc. New
apartment.
Mems, Ladies' and Children's Overshoes
and Sandals.
The improved Stocking Supporters in
Ladies and Misses sizes.
Blankets-very superior quality, and at
prices that defy competition.
Cloaks-Only few left, which we will
sell at decided bargains to close before the
new year.
Knitting Yarns from the mills Of d. A.
Loud a Bro, Lexington, just received, in
all colors, including solid black.
Mems Boys and Children's Winter Boots.
All we ask is for you to call and see them,
for we feel assured you will buy.
A few pieces new Dress Goods at ten
cents per yard the best goods for the mon
ey ever opened in this or any other place.
Twenty new Zinc and Paper Trunks,
Just in. No use in sending to the city, we
can save you time and money by buying
Of US.
Ladies, remember that our stock Of Dress
Goods is very fine. All the new patterns
in Dress Goods, from the cheapes, calico
to the finest silk.
We can save you from three to five dol
lars on pair Of fine sewed calf boots. All
we ask you to do is to call and examine
them, feeling sure we can Justify our state
ment.
Our stock Of Clothing has been greatly
reduced in the last few weeks, but we are
determined not to carry any over. until
next year. You will do we'll to call and
examine.
Just received this week new lot of Blk.
Cashmere, at greatly reduced prices. We
keep the celebrated II. j. Brand. Our
stock Of Dress Goods is complete in all de-
sifapie siyies ahu coiOfs.
Ladies need not be worried any longer
about Silk Velvet, Black Satin, Trimming
silks, Silk Fringe, Buttons, and in fact
any thing necessary to trim your dresses
with, for we have them.
We thought our third order for Boys'
and Youths Boots would supply them all;
but we have been compelled to make an
other order. So, boys, come along, and
have new Boots for Christmas.
Our stock Of Clothing is the largest and
cheapest we have ever had in Goats, Pants,
Vests and complete Suits, for men and
boys. 0vercoats from the cheapest to the
finest Beavers ond Chinchillas.
Your especial attention is called to our
Flannels. We have every quality in plain
white, Shaker, red and grey; rel twilled,
white twilled, grey twilled; Opera, in all
colors; Plaid Flannels for children.
In Ladies' and Children's Shoes we have
always been awarded the blue ribbon, and
feel that this Fall we are more entitled TO
Il than ever. To our stock Of the celebra-
ted r. L. Stevens q Co.'S goods we have
added a very cheap and nice assortment Of
Eastern Goods, in pegged and sewed, at
prices that cannot he duplicated in this
market.
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BOTLE COUNTY.
DanrHIe.

AssIGSED.-Mr. Mich. Walter, a grocer
doing business on the corner of Main and
2nd streets has executed deed Of trust to
Robert Harding, Esq, for the benefit Of his
creditors, whose claims amount to about
1900; assets, 81, 900 or 81 200.
MARRAGEs.-On Thursday morning
9th inst, by Elder ]. L. Allen, Miss Cults
W. Shortridge, Of Danville, to Mr.. ii. ID
Miller, Of Richmond. The marriage o
Miss Anna f. Graves, Of Lexington, and
Mr. ]. G. Twyman is announced to take
place ON Thursday, the 10th, at the resi-.
dence of the brides father. Mr.. Twyman
is popular young merchant Of the town
and he and his lovely bride will receive a
cordial welcome to Danville. A young
Main street merchant will add to his stock
in trade that very material item Of wife
on the 2Sth.
BANK MATTERs.-The Board Of Direc.
tors elected by the stockholders Of the
Central National Bank, on the 18th inst,
is composed Of the following; Il. p Ja-
eobs, W. L. Caldwell, ]. II. Thomas, DR.
George w. Givens, II. d. Logan, Reuben
Gentry, p. I. Gentry, Mich. Mcdowell
and j. W. Proctor The Board Of the
First National: NJ. ]. Farris, ]. Harlan, r
L. Salter, Samuel Harding. j. L. Bruce, ],
j. Craig and Thos. McRoberts. NJ ]. Far
ris, will be the President, ]. A. Quisenber-
ny, Cashier, and j.. A. Cheek, Teller. The
subscribers to the stock Of the Farmers
National BaAk Of Danville, the new insti-
ton, have received authority to do bush
ness under the National Banking laws. IL
is not known that any opposition TO the
granting OF a charter was made by the 9th
er banks Of the town, as rumor had caused
to be apprehended. 1t is understood tha
Mr.. J. G.. Cecil will be the President, anC
G. W. Welsh, Jr, Cashier. Nine Direction
will constitute the Board, \ suitable
banking room will be selected, and opera
tons begin about March lst.
Mn. JomN c. NouSG Began series 0
Bible Readings at the Baptist Church OF
Sunday, on the 10Th chapter Of LIST King
His discourse Sunday afternoon on solo
mon, the type Of King Jesus was espe
eially able and interesting. In the oours
of his remarks he said that during his re
cent travels through the State he ha
been surprised at the CONSERVATION anon
Christians created by the lectures Of BoI
lngersoll. Many thought that the swor
Of follower Of Christ should spring fror
its sheath like lightning from a Summer
cloud whenever his religious faith was al
tackled. The speaker thought that when
Goliath arose there would be David also
but this Was not Goliath, but his it'll
boy armed with Mrs. Goliath's knittin
needle, whose assault upon the walls o
Zion would not be noticed, This woul
seem to be a reply TO a card which appear
ed in the CouTier-Joua0l a few days ago
suggesting Mr.. Young as a suitable persol
to answer Ingersoll. Mr.. Young is hold
! ing meeting each night Of this week. Firs
Samuel, l7th chapter, will be the subiec
upon which he viii talk during the remain
der u the week,
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LAND, STOCK AND CROP.

X. II. Givens took q mules Of his own
raising 10 Atlanta this week,
rhirty-nine mules were sold at Paris
last week at from SOL to SIS.
l.. NJ. Drye, Of Marion, sold to Lsncas.
ter a Estes, n fat mules foe 81 400.
Sales Of 1900 sheep at Si25 to Sl.50
per hundred, are reported in Clark county,
Some ordinarily good calves were re-
Gently sold in Barren county at S2.25
each
Gen. John S. Williams ant A W. Ham
ilton, Of Montgomery, raised and cured 40
acres Ct tobacco In 1878 They expect TO
get 10 cents per pound for IL. The average
per acre was 800 lbs.
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DEATHS.

BcRSErr.-Micaiah Burnett, Shaker,
we'll known in this vicinity, died at Pleas
ant Hill, In Mercer county, on the 18th,
aged 90 year..
While Richmond and Danyille are mourn
ing the loss ofmany old and valued citizens,
Stanford was never healthier, not a single
death having occurred either here or In the
vicinity for over a month.
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COMMON PLEAS CoURT.-The case Of 4.
II. Moore vs. the Clark's Run and Salt Riv-
er Turnpike Company, for $4,000 dana
gee, which was on trial when we went 10
press last week, occupied the attention of
the Court till Tuesday, when verdict Of
$3.50 Tor the plaintiff was rendered.
Owing to some informal proceedings, the
House Blackerby case was thrown out Of
Court.
The Phillips win ease commenced on
Tuesday, after some squabbling among the
attorneys, when the following jurors were
selecled' Col. T. W. Miller, Asher Owsley,
g. X. holland, Forestus Reid, Judge j. A.
Lytle, d. +. Bash, d. Van Arsdale, John
II. Miller, VIM. Beck, John NJ. Reid, X,
II. Wearen and Reuben Williams. Hon.
Phil. b. Thompson, Jr., member Of Con
gress elect, stated for first will, aud Glen
ent L. Ilill, Of Lebanon, for last. Proof Of
the formal execution Of both wills have
been introduced, and the case will occupy
the remainder OF the term, night and day.
Col. W. g. welch examines witnesses for
the first and the attorneys for the second
will, alternate. Among the distinguished
witnesses, are DR.. Chipley, formerly Super
intendent Of Lexington Lnnatio Asylum
DR.. Forbes, present Superintendent Of An
chorage Asylum, and DIR. Chinn, Of Lex.
ington, as experts. The attorneys engaged
are as follows For lat VIII Russell 4
Averitt, Hill Z Aleorn, w. @. Welch, Phil
b. Thompson and NJ. G. sauaey. For 2nd
VIII Glen L. Hin, Leslie, Mckay, War
rem, Hoekers and Jacobs. The case ia ere.
atlng much interest
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The Democratic voters Of Lincoln Coun-
~ are requested to meet in Stanford, KY,
on the LIST Monday in February, County
Court day. for the purpose Of appointing
delegates to the Democratic Convention to
be held in Louisville, KY, ON the LIST day
Of MAY next.
W. o. HASsFoRD, Chm. Cty. Com.
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MuRDERrD AND RoBBrD.-The body Of
George W. Sutton was found in the road
four miles from Halls Gap, near the house
Of MFR. John Warren, on Wednesday last,
with load Of 10 a. nails in his head,
evidently cred from an old musket
Ike stapleton and a man named Ferrill,
have been arrested for the murder, and il IL
said that sutton's watch was found on one
Of them. Sutton IL from Tazewell, Tenn,
is a shoemaker by trade, hut frequently
goes out peddling liniment, and was on
this errand when killed lie Is spoken Of
Ne an unoHcnding and sober man.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OYSTER SALOON (!

Having purchased the Oyster Saloon OF J. c. Da-
Wis, under the store Of MeAlister Lytle, am pre-
pared to FugSIM OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE AT
ALI Hours. ! keep also a CHOICE LINE OF CIGARS
AND TonAoco.
s5s-it T.v. HUGHES.
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BEsr ANp LowEsr.-We are glad to eS-
press our thanks to the people Of this COM
munity for the liberal patronage We have
received from them during our short bust.
noes career. and hope that by watching af-
ter their interest in buying the goods best
suited for their wants, ana selling them at
the lowest possible price, to receive lib
eral share OF their patroagc hereafter. Our
stock will be kept fresh and mp to the
times, both in styles and prices. We do
not intend 10 keep goods to be sold at the
lowest prices since the demand for good
goods is growing every day, and being
fully convinced Of the fact that shoddy
goods are not what the people want We
assure the trade that what is bought Of US
can be relied ON as first class goods, sold at
bottom prices. McAlister 4 Lytle.
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sHrEP KILLKD.--Dr 7. b. Montgomery
had twenty sheep killed by dogs one night
this week lie found out that the dogs he
longed to negro living near, and their
days Of sheep-killing wec forever pat to
an end.
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LrcruRr.-Mr W. T. Knott, Of Leban.
on, delivered a very instructive and enter
tanning lecture to the young ladies Of the
College on Wednesday night, on the sub
Jet Of Geology. The effort showed great
amount Of hard study and deep research,
and was listened to with the closest atten-
lion
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A Bio IRApE- We arc not in the habit
Of extolling any thing or any body, unless
that thing or that body really deserves to
be extolled. For months past, we have
set forth the claims Of our merchants 10
the readers Of this journal-especially those
OF the Messrs. Hayden Brothers. A mer-
chants, they are decided success, from the
fact that they always offer the general pub
lie all they need, and at prices which are
regulated to suit the times, The goods Of
this firm are always fresh, and offered at
the lowest rates consistent with reasona-
bic profit.
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PRoBAHiY FATAL Row. Marshal Smith
Mershon arrested Thomas NJ. Robinson on
Tuesday for maliciously cutting and woun-
ding John Arnold. The row occurred at
Mr.. Kennedy's, on Dix River, Sunday
night. and was the result Of a drunken
spree. Arnold Is seriously cut in the side,
and the chances are that he will not recov-
er. Robinson ia in Jail, and will have an
examining trial at o'clock tomorrow.
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sHrEur.-Thc Office of Sheriff still re-
mains vacant, but Judge Brown tells Us
that he is in communication with couple Of
good men, and tina, In a short time he will
give us a Sheriff that ia worthy Of the
mama
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CoSvrNrfoS. Chairman W. o. Hans.
ford, issues q call in another column, Cor a
Convention to assemble hereon next Coun.
y Court day 10 appoint delegates to the
State Nominating Convention. This coun.
" u entitled 10 3 votes.
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cotLroF CoScrRr.-Two weeks from
tonight the young ladies Of the Female
College will give q Concert in the Chapel.
In addition to the Concert the evenings
entertainment will consist Of a number of
pleasing exercises, and the whole promi'e-
10 be unusually attractive.
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ArriRMEn.--T judgment in the case
Of Drye, Sc, v. Cook 4 Greens Trustee,
which vas taken to the Court Of Appeals
from this county, has been affirmed
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LADIES FANCY GOODS,

selected With care, and which she will seli al p-
ces 10 suit the times.
Thanking her ifiends CO.. pasi hsors, she respoct.
fully s0liciis an early call.
TiE MAkTUA MAKING DEPARrMENI
vii 10 conducted ~ Mis-. MYERS ald MRS.
DUDDkkAk. uheas taste and skl afe sell-knoun
u tie Tade.