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Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
Gems CT Genius.

We ere indebted to Messrs. Lee &
Shepard, publishers at Boston, Msss.,
for copy Of handsome book suitable
for a holiday gift, entitled "Gsms Of
Genius" the contents of which are
stories Of painters, and pictures by
Harry W. French, embellished With 80
full page illustrations, in cloth full
gilt, at three dollars per copy. The
selections are from the most popular
studios Of Europe Of the last genera.
ton. The artists are we'll known as
modern painters, and their works cels-
brated as victories in art; but there
are interesting Rtories wrought upon
the canvass, and interesting struggles
in the lives of those who through them
gained their greatness that may not ap'
pear to the simply critical observer.
The book should be in the hands Of all
lovers OF art.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
DEATHS.

GOU FRr.-On the 54h instant, George, son
OF Oscar D. and Adelaide ". G5uert
aged years aud 10 months.
Tho relatives and triends are respectfully
invited to attend ths iuneral from the resi-.
dence of his parents No. ga West ith street,
on TUESDAY slCernOon, 7th INST, at O'Clock.
MISUNDERSTANDING on the bth instant OF
congestion OF the lungS Mrs Mary Luzens,
aged about 78 years.
The friends and relatives OF tie family are
rescectiullly invited to Rttsnd he funeral
IRON the aged WOoen's Home, on Tuesday.
the 7. h instant services 1T z O'Clock. In.
ternent at Wilmington and Brandywlne
Cemetery.
BUsH.-Suidenly on Sunday morning. 9Th
instant, Emma u. wife Of George W. Bush.
Tho relatives and fGeDJs OF the family are
invited TO attend her fultTal, from her late
residence 70 S West stEe0t, on Wednesday
afternoon, Sth instant, at 2 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
Sussex Teach ers' Institute.

The Institute was opened ?,
morning with prayer by G. Ko
A memorial Of Garreston MoC2ts, /
ed by D. W. Campbell, was orisr.
be published In the Sussex Jou.r,I
]. Morris stated that Miss l. aid
WOlch had pasfed from anon,
teachers, Superintendent Cd
opened q discussion on oil jact t.,e1
Professor Tarr read a paper Oh TIE !
lstion Of the Community to the I'd
er."
A psper on geography was fsl
nifs Coverdsls. DR.. Purnell usl
a uniform system OF taxation c3rld
te brought about in the EeEi Lei
lure.
Rev. Mr.. johnson oreusi tls /,
noon session with prayer
Thompson read q paper on " HorS
We make our Language Work
Practical I"
Rev. Mr.. johnson led In payer \
evening session. DR.. Purne.I d
selection entitled "Jsdidish BoI
Account Of how Reubeu P!aysi,
choir sang "Come ont IN the Stf
and Professor r. N. Williams Id.
on the "Trus Dignity Of Labor
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06

fraud, anfi II does not appear that any
enc lost any money after II removed
from De- aware City.
II 20 a are sAtlsHed that the defend
ant w ote tie articles and they were
publf she'd from good motives ben he
may be declared not guilty, and II he Is
Dell syed to have written them ont OF
mo licious motive, even II they are
y as, then the plaintiffs can recover.
= he defendant, beeause he Is an editor
cannot be given immunity from any
damages, because he was not also the
proprietor. tyou find !lst the plain
tiff has suffered great loss he may be
fully compensated and may also be
given further damages II express
malice Is shown. II the malice is only
implied then the damages must be
merely nominal. Ne inference Of the
defendants guilt is to bs drawn from
the fact that he declined to answer
when the question as to whether he
had written II or not was pat TO him.
The jury retired at IL rs
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
THIRD EDITION.
LOcnIAnermath.


The Board of Health will meet this
evening.
The Ninth ward Inspector contested
election case viii be continued this
evening.
The bed OF King street bttTesn Sec.
ond and Third strests is in a very bad
condition.
ChaFitably disposed citizens can
prcfi.ably assist family at No. II
Decatur street.
A public entertainment will be given
tonight in the Reformed EpiscoIa al
Church of the Covenant.
Many OF the new journals publishe ed
in Wilmington are like early morning
clouds-they soon pass away.
People residing on Weststreet above
Eighth complain about ashes being al
lowed to remain so long upon the
curbstOne.
Rev. James H. Manlsy Of Rlkton,
Md, preached to the oolored Odd Eel
lows, yesterday afternoon, at the A. U.
N. p. Church.
Rev. A. T. Scott and others will speak
at the City Mission, Second street near
Washington, this evening at u o'clock.
All are invited, especially young men.
Owing to the death Of Mrs. George
w. Bash, the cele bratiop Of 1.-THE twenty
fifth anniversary Of the Central Pres
byterisn church has been indefinitely
postponed.
CouHoils specisl committee on the
road to the river, met on Saturday
night and adjourned to meet at 2 p. III.
tomorrow, to proceed to the river frolt
TO sxamiI G the ground.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
Railroad COIItEtan.

A disastrous collision occurred on the
North estern Railroad at CsIey Station
3S miles from Chicago, on saturday
morning. The Geneva Lake express
train, which reaches Chicago only fl
teen minutts earle: than the James.
vile express train, stopped at Carey
Station and sent brakeman back to
signal the Janesville train. The engi-
neer Of .ae latter, owing TO u denge fog,
did not see the signal in time, ard HE
enqire dashed into there's OF the Gene
va Lake train. Two cars and the en-
gine were wreck ed, the cars being set
on Ere and buried, and fifteen pasfen.
gers wers injured, two perhaps fatally.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
Death Of mrs. q. w. Bu.h.

Mrs. Emma d. Bush, vie Oi Q
W. Bush, died suddenly stm
hour yesterday morning, Up ~
in an hour of her death sbs sen
be in usual health. On saturlil
snipg she took an active part iu
psriDg for the anniversary d tss
,rsl Presbyterian church. SAI
taken violently i'll soon aft'f III
bed and before q physician S1l
summoned, she died. Heat d
was the cause OF death.
The deceased was one o'tAe cri
colony from Hanover chuy4 'ast
ded the Central church, aIi hOd
establishment Of the latIe' clG'e|
been one Of its most active aud e
mem oers. She was the ds1ga1
Rev. J. N. Danfcrth, D. D.. . a
guished Prssbyttr rlan min!st.f
synod OF Baltimore.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
DiBaStFous . Fires.

The Kear5age Mills, in Portsmouth,
New Hampshire, were destroyed by fire
on Saturday morning. The fire is at.
tributed to tie ignition Of piece oi
waste paper with which an employe
was cleaning the piping. The paper
caught fire from gas jet and the flames
ran along the oily surface and became
uu uusontrollable. So swift was the fr G
that the occupants Of the mill had
barely time to escape with their lives,
and it is reported that a man namsd
Green wood perished, AMI several 9th.
srs we're fatally soorched. HAD the fIs
begun twenty mioutes later while
the mill was in fall operation, it is be.
lisved there would have been terrible
loss Of life. The loss on property is
estimated at $500, ,000, and $50 opera.
tives are thrown out OF employ ueuI.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
SECOND EDITION.
rne Uhinsse aIansi Arrives.

Chang, the Chinese giant, arrived in
New Yolk Wednesday, from Liverpool
He is said 10 be the tallest man in the
world. He il eight feet six inches in
height and we'll proportionsd. He has
small almond eyes and the prominent
cheek bones Of his race. His forehead
is broad aAd massive, and he wears bis
"pig- tail neatly wound mp on the top
Of his head. He Is remarkably grace
ful in his movements ard polite and
cheerful in manner. He spsaks En.
glish, French, German aud little Span
ish in addition to his own language.
In reply to q reporters question hs SAID
'sMy pareKts and the rest OF my family
are not above the ordinary size. My
countrymen seldom grow large, aChin-
amen who measures six feet is consid,
cred Is very tall man, l am 33 years
old and have done great deal Of
travelling. In my own country l am
considered q great wonder. l went
through the usual course Of Chinese ed
ucation, and was pretty big boy at
tchool,
Ihave been in Paris for the last Is
months. like the French metropolis
AMI like the French people. TAey
thought me very big msn. have
been married twice. Ny present wife
have left behind in China. She Is
q woman ef ordinary siza."
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
LftfrRtRre and MuEie.

The Browning Society Of the We
Female College gave q very enl1
entertainments on Saturday eTel.l,
Miss Susie Fisher presided SIl|
Watts actsd as Secretary. lnsNa7
solos were performed by hin"|
and Peagne. The Wesleysbs"
by Miss M. 4. Durham, Nia
gave q select reading, and ycc'i
were rendered by Misses Cs.l'
Emory. Al the conclusion o.
Cises the young ladies' per3ola
proceeded to the college p1'1
spent an hour socially.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
FIFTH E0lrlOS
CENTRAL CHUhCU
A sketch ofits Bis,ory. Civ.
New. DIR. Nixon ea

rev DE- hiXop,
Yesterday concluded the -.
fifth year Of the existence OF nv IVY
trsl Presbyterian church. D..
Nixon, in the evening, sslssI'j
text from ! Samuel 7:l2. Altsr
Introductory remarks he gave n,
lowing sketch OF the history " =,
church: Y
On December o, 1855, the ~
was formed by a co lOny Of sey.p,.
sOns that went out from M
church. OF the original hnn]
thirty-ore still belong 10 the ch,I
TIE first pastor was tho Rev, Gs'.1
Wiswtll, D. D. The church va.
Gated In Nov. 1857. Buildirs
grounds cost $50, 900, aud furlbsI
provements and alteration To IN.
fce csst $4,000. DR.. WisuelI IsI
church with AGO membt rs and va,
ceeded In 1867 by the Rsv. C. D n
During Mr.. Shsw's ministry al
church sent out colony Of six,y.sIl
found West church, October lG' n II
The past thirteen years bay.
almost equally among n.
torates Of Mr.. Shaw, DR.. ]. P al
and DR.. J. Howard Nixon. c.,
church has, in this time, buih N
Chapel, Rodney Street Chapel and
rec Street Chapel, at a total cost n
500. The current expsuses Of
have been betveen s3OoI
"a, 900 annually during tas twsp,,I
years OF its existence. In sddhia
ibis 1t raised for the various ecrl,
lical objects, recommended by tls
oral Assembly, $1,000 daring Dr.,
wells pastorate, S6, 800 durIny
'baw's, and s8. 200 during Mr.. Ei1
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
Inhalation NetEIgti,

Rev. W. c. Alexander, Of 'h,
minister Presbytsry, ststiousiS'
Lancaster county, Pa, viii w Y
pastor Ofthe Presbyterian church
dlstoWn Tomorrow evening. ~
will be preached by Rev. v,
with OF the Westminster PtssWI
His alternate will bs Dr. NAy1
John Patton, D. D., will del''|
charge to the pastor and K'"
Runner will deliver the chslG'
people. Rev. Lafayette MaFs'
alternate TO DR.. Patton aE1 h"l
Keigwin will be Mr.. Runners
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
B.sOrderIy Democrats.

The people residing in BrandyHine
village are annoyed Overy Saturday
evening by crowd Of disoIderly Dem
ocrats. About eleven O'clock they
emerge from the Green Tree Hotel and
awaken the slumbering nsighbOrs with
hideous yeJls and bachapalian songs
The police otfiaers in that district arr
requested to preserye more quistudt
hereafter.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
ElnxIh RsORL's UlficeIs'

At a meeting of Smyth Pos1
G. A. R., Saturday evening, w
ing officers were elect I'd o,,-,I
Post Commaoder-Dr Ol'',si
Senior Vice Commsuder-''
wright. > j
Junior Vice Commapdsr-b''I
Quartermastar-D Ross
surgson--Dr. T. A. Kelbls"
Chaplain-W. S. McNalr,
0Gicer-of.the- -Day-E. J. wei
Ohcer-oi-the. Night-G. W."
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
Casarrhal Peissn.

Wei De Meyers wonderful CatarEh
Care is now dispensed By all arugIists, snd
IL delivered tsar.iage paid)by %. n. Dawey
q Co., No. 10 Dey.st. New York. The 70.
markable cures which have everywhere 70.
iul.ed from the use Of this preparation have
developed the startling lac. Ale: no merely
local tieatment, like snufft. aouches, and In
halatlons, can possibly reach or destroy ca
tarrhal Yirus. The antidotal elements die.
covered by DR.. W Wei DE Meyer are absorbed
throughout he mucous membranous system
in two minutes time, thus forming On iLocu
latiye and constitutional cure, the effects Of
which ere similar 10. and ~ uniaillng as,
vaccination. A ssTreatfse," with full
statements by the cured, is mailed free.
"Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure Is wirth ten
times its cctt. Rev. Chas J. Jones, Now
Brighton. l.. l." ''Ope package cured me.
Rev. q. II Taylor, l40 Noblest., Brooklyn.
N, Y" 1t reBtored me to the ministry.
Rev. Geo. A. Reis, CSbbleskill, n. Y. Y.""Tbe
remedy is u marvel. Rev. A. p. Freese,
Cairo, N. Y" lit has besn OF great value
to me. Rev. Olnsy Place, Massena, N. T."
Rev. Geo. e. Pratt, st. Stephens Rectory,
Philada., etc. A real cure Of Oatarrh Tor si.to.
ll2o 2taw
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
Gifts to a Richmond Vs. College.

Gifts 10 Richmond tVs.) College
The Rev. A. G.. Dickinson, Of Rich
mond, Va, who is on visit North in
the interest OF Richmond College, writes
from New York: called on John
81. Deane and sought to interest him in
our college. He Was a private in the
Federal Army during the war, wound
ed in the battles around fredericksburg
and spent day in the Libby Prison.
Now he has millions, and has given
$200, 900 to Baptist enterprise within
n year. He heard me kindly, ard
wrote in my book, 4 will give you 81
900 the 1st of February, 1881, and will
add another $1,000 in case you raise
go, 600. Then visited the De Lands,
and they subscribed $1,000; thsn call
ed to see q lady in Fifth avenue, and
she subscribed $500, and intimated she
would do more II it w.re ueeied to5e.
cure Mr.. Deane's second Thousand.
The next man called on was John B.
Hoyt, the leather merchant. told him
/ WANTED $5000--one half for Richmond
Colored Institute, (the Rev. Mr.. Cor
ey's,) and the ether half for Richmond
College. "Tell me what you are going
to do with IT, he replied, and told
him. Il will do it, he said, and wrote
his obligation for $2,500 10 the Jster
memorial. He will pay the other So.
800 TO the Rev: Mr. Corey, and will
probably make ii 10000"
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
Euuasy.sr,,ooI 0a,..rs.

The follo"irg are the newly elected d
cficers OF the Bethany Baptist church
Sunday school: Superintendent, Hiram
Yergar; assistant superintendent, J. h.
Muhlhsusen secretary, George Lowe ;
treasurer, John Rumer ; librarian,
Ridgway Evans organist, Miss Mary
BIatton musical director, J. II. Muhl'
han9en
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06

Persons WHO are not regular sdvcr.
tiEers in the columns of the REPUBLI-
CAN cannot expect to have their local
Christmas trade notices inserted upon
the same terms as those who are regu-
lar advertisers. Full local rates will he
charged for all notices except those for
our regular advertisers.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
Mnrtin L.9ndenbsrRer Bar

Shortly before 2 O'Clock on ,
morning a fire occurred in a ls'b
ing at Frankford road ana
street, Phila., occupied by the
barger Manufacturing COmpssD;!!I,
a short time the wh2le bui!lIl
destroyed with its eol''l
valuable machinery ana
The total loss by the fire WI
about S12O, 600. The builiiDs
sursd for slOS,OO and the
$S5, 900.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06

Thirty four years Of constantly in
creasing use have established repu.
tation for DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
second to no similar preparation. |,
relieves instantly and cures all coughs,
colds, etc.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
TOIhe A Rllcted.

Dr. Darmon will arrive in our city
on Tuesday, and may be consulted at
the house of Mrs. Day, No. Cos Market
street for few days. The sick and
afflicted should make a note of this
fact. He has prescribed for many hun
drel persons in our city, and his sbili-
ty has been we'll tested.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
Atthe GDerH HIOuNa.

The Chanfrau Combination played
"EAst Lynne" in the afternoon, and
"Kit, the Arkansas Traveller" in the
evening on Saturday at the Opera
House, to large audiences. The rsndl-
ton Of both pieces was goo3.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06

The popular prejudice against pro
prietary remedies has long since been
ccGquered by the msr-olous success OF
ouch q remedy as DR.. Balls Cough
Syrup. Used everywhere by every
body. Price Is cents.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
We Sill LeAn.

One more car load Of apples II you
want choice barrel Of apples Tor little
money or II you want 10 save money in
buying, call on smeltz, No. l3 East
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
Con,rntftea Meo,,U1

The State Central Committee of the
State Temperance Alliance appoints
at Dover last dnesdsy, will meet To-
morrow (ruesday) at 3 O'Clock in the
Artisans Saving Bank, Clayton House
building.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06

More new styles Of oYercoats at Mul.
lin & Son's this week at unusually low
prices for iLesc gOois.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
In Luok.

Rev. Thomas D. Jester who 10 pastcr
Of the Middlstown PrsSby tsrian church
in Delaware County, Pa, was visited
BY a number Of Pensioners q few days
ago, who presented Mrs. J: with 3
beautiful sewing machine. Mr.. Jester
was for several years membsr OF the
Central Presbyterian Church and Mrs
Jester Is q daughter Of Charles Stewart
of our city. They have many friends
in Wilmington who will be pleased tC
hear that they are esteemed in the
community In which they reside.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
ME RHIAGEA,

RILB r-C+AREY ON the 2Olh OF AnrII, by
n. O. Robinson. 5l6 Welsh st Cuestgr,
Pa RLr. Charles g Riley, to Miss hattie
G;rey, both Oi this city.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
Entire Revolution in tho Tobacco
TrnQe.

Entire Revolution In the Tobacco
Trade.
Tobacco and cigars, wholesale and
retail, 10 per cent. less than usual
prices for the next 80 days. Look out
for a big advertisement in few days.
Yours Respectfully. A. A. CHAPMAN,
Great Tobacco Mart, Fourth aud Snip
ley streets.
worth KBOwtng.
Just arrived, one more car OF tho'e
famous Snowflake potatoes, also one
car OF York State Rose potatoes, which
| will sell low and give my customers q
bargain. Be sure to get at the right
place, No. 13 East Fourth st. SmeltI.
Blankets.
Msssrs. W. NJ. Kennard & Co., 62l
Market street, have q large stock OF
blankets, and are selling them at lower
prices than they can buy them to-day.
handkerchief.
silk, Linen, Cashmeres, &c., &c.
the largest assortment and the lowest
prices some great bargains; come and
see them. G. Worrell, Masonic Temple.
Halls Hair Renewer, Montgomery's
Hair Rsstorer, Caroline, Ayers Hair
vigor and many other preparations for
the hair for sale by J. 4. Hartman,
Druggist, Fifth and Poplar streets.
Physicians prescriptions carefully
aud accurately compounded at sll hours
Of the day or night, at Taylor & Fuller.
TOMS, Druggists and Apothe,aries, 9O2
King street.
Smeltz delivers goods TO all parts OF
the city free OF charge. Buy your goods
where you are accommodated and save
money at tie same time. No. l3 East
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
FiFeH.

A fire at Havre de Grace " v
yesterday morning, ,de'troysa. !. ! l
stove and tinware store, bnlhS,
co shop, Fares Brothers Pfvr| vi
s. F. Potts agricultural nj
warehouse, two frame dTs,] i",)
longing to DR.. W. W. Hophl,Is'II
bIick dwelling belonging to"I
Of DR.. Thomas C. Hopkins 81
was checked by blowing up ~,
,ss with gunpowder. Ih0
heavy. -
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06

A fine assortment Of lsalso \,
ilemsn's satchels, for Cnln
sents, can be bought cheap /
Connsr's, 237 Market stree"
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06

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Ftiet'ons !
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fphs,l!Ds Id
faGE n
Eoyy a Hi|
ks,seli . add
|'RT. ITS
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
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Daily Republican., 1880-12-06

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Ea',oaa. Treatment, Positive Cures.


Dr. L '. Pierce, President Of tho
World. pspca.oy Medical As,o.
'aii1n, in ear,c,, in selling his
medicine. under positive gaarantee..
'nll anybody who purchase, and
n'rs any VI ,h,-e WILDLY cc.ebra.
ted remedies docs no. Derive bsn.
ca' thcreirom, the Assog alton would
'iav to hear f,om q at person with
description Of symptoms and histo.
" OF cusc. Organized aud inctrpo.
ral1l. rs the Association il, 70 tea h
medicine and surgery sud for the
su .ccssful treatment Of al chronic
diseases aud managing annually
Thousands nf casg5 through eur otis.
iral method OF diagnosis without
ever seeing the patients. and having
also the larses, saniiarium In tho
world fcr the accommodation Of TIE
more complicated eases. and als,
for surgical eases, the Faculty feel
themselves ptcl AIRED to undertake
even the mos; discourasiue cases.
They resort to all tic be,, remedial
means known to modern medical
cienec-uSglccting nothing. Ad.
dres' Worlds Disrtnsary Medical
Association. Buffalo, n. T., Or Great
Russell sGctl Buildings, London.
Eng
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Peace tNn olirr.

When 0' look back lrousl III,
past four Of five months and ,b,.
lake IN all The surroundings n ~,
present. We are r'oasinely .c,.ibl.
Of the blessings Of pe'c, and og,.,
winch have marked the pr,sre.. Is,
vents and .till prevail a-oppl
Tarangh Tie whole Of the l,,c p,,.,.
denti'' and Congressional ranp,.,
ihrre seemed % be o reason n
and sober reason ~p.r,al.ng ~.
masses OF THIS entire section Al conn,
try. fhcfe was no b@i,,rr,e..
nul lea-lniness pcrcepuhlo ,o,
Were anJ now that tic elections alo
ell nrer and past, Democrat, ,,.l
Republican, and Greenb,ekers m,.,
AMI 'alA over matters in . Pleasant
spirit and even joke each other i.
harmless p%leasan,ry atou, the won.
deriully mistaken calculation, MAJ,
some,imos make in advance nlon,
elections. And. wheres tho vi.l.n
or nee Of doing otherwise wl.,
. thing is done, II Is Dosg, and tho
bei,er way is to make the hest r. 4,
anil be eon,entcd. Il is moro n H.,
welfare and happiness Of a comm.
nifty 10 have peace. amiiy add cool
will among all ia %classe. anl pso,lo
than % growl over he derca, Of ihls
eaniliate or the election Of that. and
We consider II a cheering omen tina,
such q state Of feeling and inter.
eou'se prevails among Us At M.
''af. May !, ever he -.
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EXERCISE opro,l with singing ty
tie c.oir md payer ny rrol. Rain.
water. Lecture by PtoG. MeN,d,
Oh "Nelhal ct Teaching pHmare
Reading. Lecture by Prof. Lald
ou Corporal aaishmcu.ir Schools.
VI. na' . thea, on behalf Of the
Teachers, delivered an address Of
thanks % G.nl Smith aud Pot.
L'di, and the Institute adjourned
Great interest w5s manifested both
by teachers aud patrons in these
meetings, aud all expressed them.
selves as highly pleased, az well o..
having received much valuable in
]'truciIon. The thanks Of the ln,,i
inte are also rendered Mrs. J. r. Far,
Tor her services ~ an organi.,.
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mfoins % 0r .I
hln lmslnfH .IN.
mb whole Ell.
dIdel (" .l I.Iusu.n.H.
iho No0l I0n fIa n..l
rent f iI4a- rr.tHIr
and mr7rra -.rIiI
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WIN DE laoI,ni m,u.u,
keep mp Nd mo,n, .oUr. fm.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-20

~ post masters throughout OH,
lm''l states aro required to keen
a fall account of tie m,tl matte.
"a ing through ,lc.r land tas ar,
a'.eu Jays Sc Dc m.er.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-20

TnE Scientific American recon-,
menIs ihe use Of tho r,'rrlor, to
convey orle,s and messages On tile
battlefield.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-20

Az 'lit county owes lsnt lans.
and dollar" The ts1 l,yy tar hi.
ye'r viii only use eight thousand
dollars
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-20

81. the rng.eru President. Of In,
ta'el States i've have aa,n ,Ic,,et
iinin-' tae WILL ct a majority ,itar
voters.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-20

tNrfo States Marshal, are rail.
ing east Mississippi in cr.h If
't'''9 OF e''e''an u tutlAga
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-20

S'la female minstrel. stc sir,in,
and 'ngio3 te.r Mas through hi,s.
sssppi.