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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-06
MILITARY NOTICES.


HEADQUARTERS FIRST VIRGINIA BuGADs'
RICHMOND, VA. October 4, 1881.
IENERAL ORDERS No. al. The 4
VI FIRST VIRGINIA BRIGADE and suchA
visiting trooIs I'm Richmond 40 the time from ~
other states - may desire to participate, VIII beH
reviewed by his ExcCcnCy the Governor 81 If
ginia and the Mayor and City Counciil OF RICH
mOnd IN the Capitol square on MONl'hl' V'IpDt,
I'm. at lO:3O \. VI. The command will De FORMED
ON broad street. faced to the north. At 10 A. NJ ln
Inc following crder-Ylz. The visiting troops. win
their r'ght resting on Twelfth street rhouid tnelr
iiup reach Eleventh street, II VIII Pc prolonged IN
southerly direction down that street. Tie rlSht OF
the First Virginia Regiment VIII rcstpn Eleventh
street: the right Of the Second Virginia on Icnlh
street and the right Of the Third Nrgul' on MINI
street After the regiment, are formed as directtd
thcir commanding officers Will close them u tle
right at recinentll distances from the regiments
next ON their right. The troops VIII then nc
marched by the General Commanding To- the Capl-
toll square when the review will take place enter
ing the Square at the Gncc-.trcCt entrance, ana
leaving Il by the entrance o. tie Executive NAH
sion.
II. Tie following route IS prescribed FOR the
street p1rldc-yiZ.; Leaving tic Capitol square 10y
The entrance % the Executive Mansion, then down
Governor street % Franklin street; down Franklin
to Fourteenth street; down fourteanth 10 Main
street: up Main to Fifth street; mp Fitth 10 Grace
street. and down Grace % tie Capitol square, az
which point the parade will De dismissed
Ill The regiments Of the brigade VIII proceed
10 Yorktown on the afternoon of the l7th with tie
exception Of the First. which regiment VIII leave
on the morning of the ls.h.
fIy order of the General commanding
y. ADDISON PATTERSON,
&c Cit Major and Acting Adiutaut-Gcncral
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INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.


VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL EXPOSE
TION.
OCTOBER 18Th TO NOVEMBER lite.
op,n daily from 10 O'Clock !. M.to III, o'clock
p. ". under Che auspices n Do. First IcHm"nt
Virginia NCluat"cg'.
DIVISION ].
couiu~i.,.s fuli exhibit n The HIVFEAf resource,
~ the state.
DIVISION II.
NtNUFACTUEEe.
piYIelONlI'.
ART.
Tlf. d.yl-ion b. comprised - loan col ct'Ir,
snd Is under tlie 300 1gcmrut OF Miss MARIA Atph-
RS, President Of the An Association.
DIVISION ~.
MACHTNEHl.
DIVISION V.
SrECIAL EXHIBITS.
VOCAI, MD INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS
nightly. under tuc direction II Professor NpEhEt-
pOEr. s. programme n each concert Wiii hr I'p-
i-hed.
The ladies ~ the Baz,lr Association VII Layc
entire char2c If The restaurant. N,9l VIII o'
served 50 all hour.
General ...............Il
Season ticket admitting onc..................Fj 90
season ticket. admitting gentleman ana two
l1dic, or 4lrCc .'......F' ''
Tickets for sale by G.. ?. JOHNSTON, 9l- N0iu
street: the Indies II The Bazaar Association. ana
officers and members of thc regiment. oc %
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VIII remove on TUESDAY, october 4ih, 20 No.
1900 MAIN STREET. under the Planter, Nu-
tiOnal Bank. ..., . 49,,
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE NEGOTIATED
for a term Of years. payable In monthly hsial-
ments, at low rate Of Interest. oc l-lUt
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BEWARE OF IHITATIO
BUILDING. LOAN AND TRUST co.
PERPETUAL BUILD
ING, LOAN, AND TRUST COMPANY.

CHARLES MILLHlSER. President;
JOHN j. Wright, Vice PRESIDENT
WILLIAM LOYENSTElN, Cashier
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. ENTRIES TO
STATE FAIR
CLOSE OCTOBER 10TH. oc j-tOlO
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VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL EXPOSE
TION.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
NOxubee County.

The Democratic party of Noxubee Coun
ty assembled in Mass Meeting, at the court
house, in the town of Macon, Saturday the
23rd day of July, 1881
Meeting called to order by Capt. George
G.. billiard, Chairman of the County Exec
utive Committee.
On motion, T. j. O'Neill and J. A. Tyson
were elected permanent Chairman and Sec
rotary, respectively.
The object of the meeting having been
explained, a motion for the appointment of a
committee of two from each Club in the
county, to fix the number and select the
delegates to the State Convention was
adopted.
The Committee having been appointed by
Chair, retired, and after consultation, made
report which was adopted, to-wit:
That the number of delegates be twelve,
viz:
District No. Hon. J. H. Jamison,
Hon. Clarke Lewis.
Dist No. 2.-Hon. II. ". Hunter, j. r.
D. King
Dist. No. 8.-Dr. W. G. Jarnagin, Thos.
J. O'Neill
Dist. No. Hon. S. B. Day, Dr. j r.
Prince.
Dist. No 5.-Prof F. A. Pace, S. S. Scales
County at Large. Hon. H. L. Jarnagin,
Hon. E. F. Num-.
The following resolution offered by Dr.
W. c. Jarnagin was unanimously adopted,
to-wit:
Resolued, That knowing as we do the pre-
eminent business qualifications and habits
of Mr.s.Robert c. Patty, and knowing his
fitness for the office of Auditor of Public
Accounts, this Convention cordially endors-
es and commends him to the democracy of
the State of Mississippi, and the delegates
this day appointed are hereby instructed
to make every honorable effort to secure his
nomination.
t. J. O'NEIL, Chr'n.
+. A. Tyson, Sec'y.
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John Allen-Age 20; height feet7 inches
complexion brown; hair and eyes black
small scar on right cheek; numerous scars
on both hands; scar on left elbow; two scars
in centre of back.
: Neal Brown-Age %; height feet 10 in
ches; complexion, hair and eyes black; scar
on each shoulder; scar on right bullock.
Robin McCade-Age %; height 3 feet ga
inches; complexion. hair and eyes black scar
wrist; scar thigh.
Gatsey Pittman-Age u; height feet 90
inches; complexion brown; hair and eyes
black scar across nose; seAeral scars from
boils on ZACH leg below knee scar from burn
on left wrist. fWomanl.
Lewis nobinson-Age 81; height feet "a
inches; complexion, hair and eyes black scar
over each eye; large front right leg
Aaron Wilson, alias Aaron Jones-Age y
height feet inches; complexion, hair and
and eyes black scar on bridge of nose scar
on right wrist; left leg off at anklei scar on
lip; two scars on buttecki scar ON upper right
leg.
John Wesley-Age 50; height 5 feet ia in
ches; complexion, hair and eyes black; scar
in centre of forehead; scar in right eyebrow;
three scars on back of right hand; large scar
above ankle left leg; slightly ruptared; scar
on right foot
Abe White-Age Al; height 5 feet inches !;
complex hair and eyes black; scar on left
leg; scar on left foot; birth-mark on left nip
pie.
Henry Clark-Age 30; height feet in
ches; complexion. hair and eyes black; large
scar on right cheek; mark of shot On right
shoulder; scar IN templei scar on left should
er; scar on nosa.
july21. '813w-
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VAsSER EDWARDS was arrested yesterday
at Vernon, Madison county, on affidavit of
WIN. J ludlow, charging him with robbing
the mail. Edwards carried the mail between
Canton and Vernon. Some time during
last month a check for one thousand dollars
drawn on Green's Bank by the Masonic Mu-
tual Benefit Association, was distracted from
the mail, and presented at Green's Bank by
young man representing himself to be the
son of Mrs Martin, bpt was not cashed be-
cause not endorsed, subse4 ueatly Mrs.
Martins name IVES erased, as also the date
aud humble of check, and Vasser Edwards
substituted, and he endorsing to r. Jaynes.
This y as left at Bank in Canton for collec-
ton; hut Green's Rank refused to pay be-
cause Of the erasures. 4 duplicate check,
sent Mrs. Martin, has also disappeared on
its way to Vernon. Edwards will have a
hearing this morning before the U. 5. Com
missioners
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Tribute Of Respect,

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased tbs Supreme Die
tator of the universe TO remove from our midst
our worthy brother and highly esteemed friend,
Brother Thomas NELSON JONES, therefore, be
it
ResO5vsd, By Pearl Lodge No 1907, at Madi-
ssr Station, that while we bow with meek
submission to the decree of Him who doeth
all things well" yet we can but deplore and
lament sad loss. In the death of Brother
JONES, Lodge is deprived of one of its most
zealous members and most efficient officers
aud one who while living, furnished an exam
pie of fraternsl relationship worthy of imita-
ton, and community has lost one of us
most valuable citizens, and his family has
sustained the loss Of a kind husband and
affectionate father; be it further
PesoEred That our Lodge room be appropri-
ateiy draped ia mourning and the members of
this Lodge wear the usual badge of mourning
for thirty days, and that page in our Record
Book be set apart and inscribed with resolu-
lions and that a copy of same be furnished by
the Reporter to the family of our deceased
Brother and to each of the Canton papers and
to the JACKSON GLAR4oE, Aith the request that
they publish same
Respectfully submitted,
D. r.. HEAoR,
Jxo. H. GooDL0E,
r. w. STEWART.
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Perry County.

The meeting was called to order by Hon.
j. W Denham. Hon. J. p Carter elected
Chairman, ID. z. Myers, Secretary.
The Chair IN an appropriate speech ex-
planned the object Of the meeting.
The following committee was appointed
70 draft resolutions expressive Of the sense
! ct the meeting, to-wit: Il D. fairfield
J. W Denham, W c. Griffin. r.. z. Brad
ley, Angus McGilvray, and on motion, the
char was added TO. said committee The
com NJ ttee reported the following resoln-
tions, which were unanimously adopted
l. hesoteed, That our delegates to the
State Convention be instructed TO use their
influence IN getting a resolution passed
through said Convention, demanding the
passage by the next Legislature of an
amendment to our State Constitution,
restoring the provision stricken from Art. ",
Sec 81 thereof by which each county was
always entitled TO at least one Representa-
tive.
= Resofred. That we believe in the time
honored custom of the Democratic party
that the Senator is the creature of the Leg
isiature and should always obey its behests.
= Rssotred, That We are opposed to all
monopoiies and believe the Legislature
should by wise and just laws prevent any
unjust discrimination or extortion by rail-
road companies.
Hon. j. z. Carter and J. II. Bradley were
selected as delegates to represent the meet
ing In the State Convention to be held at
jackson on the Sd day of August, 1881
The delegates to the State Convention
after some debate, III which the name of
Hon. Robt Lowry was conspicuous, were
instructed to cast their votes for Hon. E.
Barksdale for Governor, Hon. j. 2. Carter
for Lieutenant-G Governor, Hon. Sam'l Ter
reli as first choice for Attorney-Generala and
the present incumbent as second choice
On motion, the following were appointed
as delegates to the Senatorial Convention
d. Z. Myers, G. d. fairfield, r. P Brad
ley, H. E. Lee, w. G. Griffin; and Missis-
sippi City was recommended as the place
and the Sd Monday in September next as
the time for holding said Convention.
On motion, the chair appointed five men
from each Supervisors District to constitute
permanent Executive Committee for the
county as follows, to-wit
Beat No. l, A. t. Perryman, J. w. Den
ham, Eli Batson, Benz. Stevens and ID. z.
Myers.
Beat No. 2, Geo. d. fairfield, Jno Rush,
DIR. Jno ellis, A. r. Farley and DIR. VIM.
Mckinnon.
Beat No. 3, III. E. Lee, Austin Mcdonald,
VIM. Stevens, w. G.. Morgan and Angus
McGilvray.
Beat No. T. j. NJ Bradley. W. d. Coeh-
ran, Steven Rich, Geo. Breland and I. f. |
Hinton.
Beat No. ), w. C. Griffin, L. c. Batson,
\. ID. fairfield, Jno. Anderson and c. NJ. |
Garraway, who were requested to meet at /
Augusta on the 1st Monday in August next
for the purpose of organization.
ResOtCed, That the Secretary furnish the +
Jackson CLARION with copy of these
proceedings, and that all the seacoast papers +
be requested to copy the same.
On motion, the meeting adjourned SINE /
die J. p. CARTER, Chairman
d. p. MYERS, Secretary
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The Murray Steam Engine.

~. t,rfta attention to the advertisement
m oar fourth page to-day, Of the celebrated
IIrray Engine hich mas met win 7uo" "'"'
frtul popularity IN oulstn'u't since 'niIouu0
in Missi=sippii that IL possesses FEATURES
b. have caused 1t TO gam laFor 50 iapiuiy'
here +. ,.as euur5ly unknown before, is an
,it,nes Of the highest character of its in
rinsic merits.
W. rargrutulate our fellow citizen. Capt.
D Ba.tamante upon obtaining the South
IN agency for it, and we are sure the
manufacturers could not have obtained more
nerretie and popular agent TO represent their
n zues Mills. etc. ia the South Parties
anang Engines, aud other Machinery would
J wei, % corr sponI with Capt. Bustamante
.5 .,,tf,..+ 4w
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Woman.
uFk axAsru AND LIFE

Depend more On the regularity of her men
HktruaI functions than on any or all causes
Ecombincd. An actual or ttrlHg d<dh Is the
Inevitable result Of arrangement of g function
(which makes woman " hat she is in every re-
Iepeet and especially in her mental and bodily
|roustitatIon. Hence, immediate relief from
ssuch arrangements - the only safeguard
against wreck sud min. In all cases of stop
.page. delay, or Other IRE gularity of tue
F'coar=es Dr. J. Bradfeld's Female Regulator
t. the only sure remedy. 1t acts by giving
4onp te the nervous centres, improving tAe
|a,looi. aud ming directly to the organs
Iii iseustruation 1t ix scientific prescrip-
|1on. and the most physicians use it; Prepared
10y Dr. Bradfeld, Atlanta, Ca Price trial
#size 75e; large size, Sl.oo For sale by
Miss
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An Astonishing Fact.

large proportion of the AmeFiesn peoPiS
are today suffering from the effects Of DysPspr
STA or disodered liver. The result Of these aas-
eases upon the masses Of Intelligent and vat
liable people is most alarming. making LIE
actually burden instead Of q pleasant exist-
eaee Of enjoyment and usefulness as It ought
70 De. There is ne good reason for this, u you
WI ehly throw aside your prejudice and skep-
uclsm, take the advice of Druggists and your
rpr,aads. and try one bottle of Green's Algass
ewer, Your speedy relief Is certain. Aial-
En- away to try its virtues, With Satisfactory
s sssalts IN every ease. Yon can buy sample
s s'ae Tor ten ceAts 20 try Three doses wa =!
ntese the worst ease. Positively sold by al
druggists on the Western Continent.
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On Friday, July 18th, the gauge of the track
between New Orleans and East Cairo, VIII pc
changed 10 four feet eight and ore. hall lne hes
%nersons desiring to go through via Cairo will
\ ~, ar before July 27jh "a trains passing
mp the night Of 9th win be the Snls shr ,l gn
trains until after the anSe-FersU ,xi5l take
,ps1 to NO 90 Of July 9TH or train 30. Of
morning 18Th, rs they will be the last trans
passing that 60 through to New orieans uh'il
after the change. .i g. shin
ment ID .JniV -. IS and % Iiye stock VIII
not be received later than the 2ah Sad th en-
oniv far New Orleans. specially reques:t. Al
who may have freight in depot or IN trans,s ~; ~
remove same as promptly as possible as wiz III
have 10 reload and store al kinds of freight
passing GA July 27th and 2sth. IS no e%ss wiz
Ee switched or allowed on side tricks
No trains of any grade on July in
John A. WEBB. Agt.
Jack SON July 20, 1881.
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Respectfully,
FRANK JOHNSTON
card from James shelton, Esq.


EDIH0Rs CLARION; In response to the
call in the last issue of your paper, and a
similar one in the Comet, of the 73d inst.
in0riring whether / would consent to be
come q candidate for Representative in the
Legislature from KINDS county, | feel, with
full sense of the honors as veil as che
responsibilities of the position, that am
not at liberty to decline to allow my friends
to present my name to the nominating
Convention for the position.
/ consent, therefore. to become candi-
date for Representative to the Legislature,
subject 10 the action of the Kinds County
namocratic- Conservative Convention, to be
held At Raymond on the 10th day of octo-
Der, 1881.
Most Respectfully,
JAMES SHELTON.
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To Northern Summer Resorts.

Chicago to Lake Minnetonka, two trains
daily.
Chicago 10 Milwaukee. four trains daily.
Chicago ~ St. Paul. two trains daily.
Chicago to Madison, two trains daily.
Chicago to ShebOygan and Elkhart Lake.
Chicago TO Sparta, two trains daily
Chicago to Marquette, the only route.
Chicago to Green Bay. three trains daily.
Chicago TO Neenah-Menasha, two trains
daily.
Chicago to Green Lake. two trains daily
Chicago to Lake Geneva four trains daily
No other railroad runs to Green Lake or TO
Lake Geneva
All the above are va Chicago 4 North
western Railway.
II alone runs Pullman Cars north Of Chica-
&C.
d. through Chicago when going North.
The Ticket Agents Of sll North-bound rail-
roads sell Excursion Tickets via the Chicago
and Nerth-W estern-
II il the best route in all respects
Chicago to Waukesha later in the season.
IL Milwaukee Eaakesha lins Is nearly
finished.
Ask vour Ticket agent for lie Summer
Journal. il tells eli about these sumner re-
sorts. 1t is free
jun2stsepl.
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WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re-
w ceived by me, that the following named
Peni tentiary Convicts made their escape
from the places mentioned and are sill at
large, to wit John Allen. June 14th, and Neal
Brown, July 5th 1881, from Pollock & Myers,
Bolivar county; Robin McCade, June 9th,
1881, from e. H. Smith, Washington county
Gatsey Pit man, G. woman, May 14th, 1881,
from r. Burdett, Washington county; Lewis
Robinson, June 20, 1881, frQm Deiholme Plan
tatioh, Aolivar county Aaron Wilson, alias
Aaron Jones, June 30, 1881, from Hoskins &
Hamilton's Mills, Hrookhaven, Miss; John
Wesley, June TO- 1881, from j. 5. Richardson,
Bolivar county; Abe White, July |, 1884, from
Green Clay. Bolivar county; and Henry
Clark, July z 1881, from Thomas Graves,
Holmes county;
Now, therefore, l, J. NJ STONE, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward, for
the arrest and conf nement in Jail of the said
convicts or $50 90 each for one o. ,Aore Of
them; said reward is pay4hta " Hamilton, AL.
len 4 Co, r.ess41s Of ihe Penitentiary. Audi
dc moreover, require all officers of fh'- state
to be diligent in their eff""'- 70 arrest sid
fugitive oonvteLs-
u under my hand and the Great Seal
r, of the State affixed, at Jackson, this
L. 18th day of July, A. D., 1881.
j. NJ STONE.
By the Governor;
HESRy G MYERs Secretary of State
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HOllins Institute.

We have received the 38th annual cata-
logue of the Hollins Institute, situated at
Botetourt Springs, Va. AS a frontispiece it
contains an engraving of the Institute,
which surrounded by mountains, shines
like gem in setting of gold. This school
is of spacious size and magnificent sur
roundings. 1t has long been known to oc-
cupy the very front rank among the first
female schools of the country, and the cata-
logue of 1881-'32 shows it to be in more
Aourihsing condition at present than ever
before
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Fool once Moro.

sFor ten years nay wife vas confined %
-, hi with such q complication Of aii-
-. - eh.t NO doctor could tell what was
nlen.s 80 aus - - cure her, and used up
s sns 1l fortune in hnmbng stuff Six months
: nlsiI a =. n s. aaq with Hop Bitters on
asO and IT / Thought / would be fool once
~ anu ', sT;e5 il. but my folly. proved
@ o $3.50 Ill ana strong n any mans wife.
- nv = me only two dollars. Sucn Ioaly
r ~. FL. w, Detroit, Mich ree 1ess'
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WE regret to hear by letter from our
friend, Judge Morris, Of Waynesboro, OF
the death of Mr.. J. W C. Jones, the we'll
known proprietor Of the ''Jones House." at
that place He was good man, noted for
his many virtues, and his death was uni
versaIly Iamented in the community where
he resided
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DIR. w. BILLIE,

Late Assistants Physician to Professor
ioord, Paris.
rrIoE. Ia6 CANAL SrRFEr, NEW oR4EANs.
sprrlALrrrs:-Neryous Diseases, and Chron-
9 Diseases
EErgRgyeEs $500 Fifteen years successful
raclice in New Orleans among the most
romiueut business men.
Jan is. 81. ly-
THE Old Reliable Tennessee Wagon.
SIDEWAYS.
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We have 50 600 feet of old Lumber from five
) ten dollars thonsA''@s we nave TWO GA"
lillz Al Newton and are daily receiving large
uanrit es Of the best Pine, Oak 2nd Poplar
lumber ever brought 70 Jackson. We defy
ompetitloH-
inI ElI-IL. T. =. " w. ,. HoLL.
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Sumner County.

On motion, Hon. T. w. Castle was elected
Chairman, and Jno. S. BerryhilI elected
Secretary
On motion, it was resolved that the chair
man appoint committee, composed of two
members from each Beat, to draft resolu-
tions. The following gentlemen were APP
pointed as members of said committee:
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Gard from Capt. Frank johnston.

EDITORS CLARaos It is proper that l
should make some public response 70 the
calls made some weeks ago, requesting me
to allow my name to go before the County
Convention for the Legislature. Thanking
my friends who have suggested my name, l
can only say now, what have heretofore
said in private conversation, when the sub
iect was mentioned, that while | do not seek
the place, yet, if the nomination shall be
rendered me, viii net feel at liberty to de-
cline, but will accept, with a fuil apprecia-
ton, trust, both of its honors and respon-
sibilities
Respectfully,
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Central Female Institute

CLINTON, KINDS CO., MISS.
Rev. Walter Hillman, d. D., President,
WHO WILL SEND CATALOGU E, OR GIVE
" other information respecting the Institu-
ton on application.
This institution is not only the oldest in the
southwest, but is commended by some of the
best educators in the country as second to
none, North or South, in the excellence OF the
educational work it is doing.
Offering increased advantages a moderate
expense, 1t will begin its twenty-ninth
Collegiate year, Tuesday, Sept. y.
ROBT- KELLS. Pres't Board Trustees.
GEO. WHITFIELD Secretary.
July y, '61-2m.
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LETTER LIST.

TaE Old Reliable Tennessee Wagon
SID
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H0LLINS INSTITUTE,
Roteourt SPRINGS. Va.

THE 3Sth annual session closed with most
satisfactory results Seventy Diplomas were
awarded in Eclectic Literary. Class cal and
Scientific courses of study. under most ap-
proved standards. The Department of Music
numbered more than one hundred pupils, and
mencement day Art. also. was conspicuous.
The facilities here afforded Cor broad, varied
and elevr ted instruction the advantages of
locality. climate. aud comfort: and especial y
the care of health, morals, and manners of pu-
pills. are most inviting TO thong htfuI parents
Eighteen officers and teachers, seven of whom
are gentlemen.
The shirty-ninth session viii open on the
14th September, 1881 For full particulars
apply to the superintendent
CHARLES L. COOKE,
Superintendent
IuIv - 1881 -sxa
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THE following officers of lions Friends
Society (col.) were elected at its meeting
Monday right; President, Jas. Taylor Vice,
Ben. Jones; Treasurer, FL. NJ. Harris; Sec
rotary, II. L. Mayson Marshal, Wash Phil
lips The Zion Friends are in fourishing
condition, and are doing a good work among
the colored people.