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EDUCATIONAL.
University Of Mississippi
At OXFORD.


open AND FREE TO ALI THE WORLD,
u male and Female Except Law Students are
charged SO TuitisTl.
NExr SESSION tS0tk1 oFkSs sEPTEKBER 18th
The Literary, Scientific, Law and Prepare.
tory Departments are in full operation.
TIE University is in ali respects prosperous
and efficient.
For catalogues and information address any
Of the following Faculty:
GEN. A. P. STEW ART. Chancellor.
j. J.. WHEAT, d. D.
GEN. c. W. SEARS,
f. J. QUIxoHE, Ii. d.
r. B. FULToS, A. d.
J. n LONG, A. NJ
J. L. JoHxsos, LII ID.
GEO. LITTLE, Pr. D.
E. MAYEs, Ii. d.
G. w. HUTsoS Al. NJ.
r. W. JONES, LII. D.
j.. 7. FITzHUGH, A. d.
E. c. DAVIDSON, A. II.
FRANK LkRKIS, b. A.
The terms are cheaper than at any Goilegl
or University in the Sou b.
H. NJ. SULLIVAN, Secretary.
iulyl9, sa-2m.
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BRkDY, aud the two DoEseys and their
followers and eonfedefates ere 70 be tried
again, probably 10 October next, and before
the same judge whose integrity and courage
have been 50 slgnally display Jed ID this trial.
i i By % means pfo1abls t1aE he defense
can succeed il repeating the tactics which
have % l1F lhielded The principals rho we're
engaged "a lhis enormous kald o. tie public
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~ LIQUOR

HAs ALWAYS COMMANDED TIE COM
IL mendati0n Of the most 4astidious con,
nolsseurs for its purity. healihfnIncss end
delicaey, ID which qualities an justified ia
saying that Il has never been exeeIied. By
the slouness Of fermentation the generation
the perfect manner 81 Dist lIati6n al delete
rioas substances are eliminated from the spif-
it. i IS especially Recommended from us
purity and WhoIescmeAcss tel medicinal par-
poses.
! y. HAnrERs uisiilIer. Nelson ca.
soLN koEN1s
s. MUELER s 6oH.
flh. ezsIT. Jkeksoz. MIss.
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FOR SALE.
Mississippi Lands for Sale.

II. A. Metts, ESD, of LOUSY lie, Is Agent for
Winston County Lands c. Z. Anderson, Esq.
Of Kosciusko, is Agent for Attala County
Lands. these lands are all heavily fimbered.
and are good Gotten and corn producing lands.
Neshoba and Winston have some pine 81 well
Is other timber upon them Coal Is said to
have been recently discovered ii Winston
county.
For terms apply 10
PETER p. BAILEY.
aug e2-6m. Jackson, MISS.
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This Press is driven by belt the same al
q gin stand or mill and the screw and follower
are run either up or down With the same motion
of the belt, and il Is not necessary to slacken
the speed Of the engine OF the line shaft on
| which is placed the pulley or drum driving
/ the Press to move the screw in an opposite
direction. It's SO very simple thai the least
skilled person can readily understand and
work IT, It can be placed either in the lint
room or outside, The framing being complete
within ITSELF
We make three sizes of Caleman's fSimmoa !
patentl Friction Cleared Power Presses, TO-
| S Jet ~ i inch, Wrought IRON Serx.s ond
9 foot Paekiag BoE Price complete
| feet By fee inch, Wrought Iron SereD and
10 foot Packing Bor Price Complete
10 fsst By 5 inch, Wronga Iron Serese and
IL foot Packing Boa, Price Complete
1926 90.
We also make the Friction Cleared Press 10
Pack DOW with wrought iron screw 10 feet
long BY inches in diameter and foot paok-
ing box, price completes, $sp000
We also manufacture here In New Orleaas.
IG0LEMAN'S SIMPLE SCREW COTTON
PRESS for horse power Price compaete
With 8 foot by inch screw and 9 foot packing
A Also. C0IEMAN.s PEDESTAL. SCREW
PRESS requiring no support whatever. Price
$50 co.
NJ make heavy reductions for al cash and
sell On time for paper bearing Inter-
est bat not At cash prices Parties wishing
T. bur On time viii please neme references
Write for Illustrated circulars ana address
the manufacturers
n. DUDLEY COLLEEN Al s mo.
Mills. Engines and Machinery Manafsclurars
ana Dealers.
Nos. z UxIon AxD pznntDo srnxE7s. Nrm
0RLEANs
FOUNDRY AND Z ACTOR EnAso ezhkkz.
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gAcKsoN.
MEnfcAL CENSoRS

.AF THE FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS
" trict viii examine applicants for license
on the Second Monday il March, June, Sep
TENDER and December, st the City Of jackson,
Miss.
DR.. ROBERT KELLS. Jackson.
DR.. ]. ". BENNETT, Bgookha
aprl5. e.
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For Sale On R,euf.

THAT DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT IN
4 North Jaekson. at present oeSnnied ~
Hon. +. 3. Cooper 70 i desifabIs nufcha sef
long time VIII be given, upon eight per cent
Interest AppiEto GEO. FEARH.
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NORTH
MISSISSIPPI FEMALE COLLEGE.
VERONA. MISS.

THE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION,
i under faithful and eficiens Faculty,
will be resumed SEPTEMBER 11TH, 1882.
Young Ladies can find Board with the Pres
ident, under the special care and supervision
Of MRS RICE.
The health of this place is good, and of the
Institution it has been almost remarkable,
no death having occurred among It's pupils for
Is years, the period of its existence. Charges
Moderate. For further information, apply to
the undersigned for Cat alogue.
s. P. RICE, A NJ, President
iuly26 'S2-2mS.
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LEGAL asD SPECIAL.
49, ToIIRT sIInN0Ns.

THE STATE or aEIssI PI
To JAnEs 3. JoHksoN.
NOU ARE COMMANDED 10 Appeal
hes,re IA supreme Court 81 Mississippi
q, tj.e Third Monday Of October 1887 to joiT
Ia the appeal Of Charles H. Smith, from de
cree 0f The Cilancery Ccnri Of Washington
County. rendered On the 9th day Of October
1881. in q certain cause wherein I. A. Cox ans
others we're Complainant and you we're on
Of the Defendants
= OLIVER CLIFTON. Clerk.
a.,.v IN go Arr
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Saturday, September 80, 1852.

will, on
Saturday, September so, 1852.
In front Of the City Hall, 10 the City Of jack
son, State Of Mississippi, within legal hours,
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ing described property, to.wit: That certain
tract or parcel Of land situate, lying and be-
ing in the county of Hancock, State of Mis-
sissippi, on the western bank of Bay ST.
Louis, within the corporate limits of the town
of Shieldsboro, and having front Of about
two hundred and thirty-fge feet on the Bay
OF St. Louis, by depth 10 the upper or north
ern one hundred and forty feet thereof, ex-
tending from said Bay ST, Louis 10 the centre
OF the fret ravine the adjoining fifty feet in
width has depth Of forty arpents extending
back from said Bay St. Louis, and the lower
or southern forty-fve feet thereof has depth
extending back from said Bay st. Louis 10 the
track of the New Orleans and Mobile Rail
Road; said land is bcuaded on the north by a
lane or road dividing same from lands ef Mrs.
Thrirny, on the south by lands formerly of
s. White, belonging to Mr.. Wilkinson at the
date Of said deed Of trust, on the east by Bay
ST Louis, and on the west partly By the track
of the New Orleans & Mobile Railroad, partly
by lands formerly of 4. ProYosky, and partly
by the line Of rayine.
j. NJ MCKEE, Comm r
NuGENF & McWILLlE Ats for Complis.
aug 23, 50 sod.
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e6xsfl19 no E1H r1nsF ss1tnsI q.
sEz1 WEE1E3 World Eoz 1a.ls lirss, s0s
Bah stntasn AZ a. Ha1.: 6..d laEsst s. son,.
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EDUoATIONAL.
Fair Lawn institute,
STATE STREET, JACKSON, Mss.

WILL BE RE-oPENED SEPTEMBER 1lfh.
w 1881, and continue for q term Of Forty
Weeks. Thorough instruction given II Eng
lish, French. Latin. Mathematics and Music.
Special effort will be made to promote adj
vaneement 81 pupils
The Street Cars, which pass The door, ren-
der this school Convenient 70 pupils from all
parts Of the City
Pupils from distance can obtain excellent
and reasonable board II private families
TERMS REAsoNABLE For further informa-
ton apply ID the PFi acipals
GELEsTE /. LUsK,
ALICE G. LUSK.
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II want rszp onsfble A sents "a solicit orders
On commissic1 Tor oar goods Nhefe Sc srf nos
represented
shsf.Inz 40 Rellsyss speciality
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AIcorn University.

THE next Session OF ALCORN A. AND NJ.
i COLLEGE, will commence WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER IL, 1882 The publishing of the
Catalogue is delayed, fer a short time, as we
are making an effort to get instructors who
are not merely intellectually qualified, but
who are men Of known moral worth and large
influence, and wish to give their names in the
Catalogue. II is admitted by students from
every part of this and other States, that they
advance in learning at Aleorn, as they have
done at no other similar institution of learn
ing, and we intend that this institution shall
in this respect improve every year.
For further particulars apply to
FL. R. REVELS,
iuly12, '82-3m RODNEY, MISS.
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red letter embracing tHe etDtsth- v -
trade. Spatula, Mortar and Graduate; also
observe the signature Of
]. H. ZEILIN s CO..
the in red ink on the side. TAKE NO OTHER.
Beware of those who know nothing Of Medi-
cal Compounds, who put cut u e n9siruils
worthless and only made to fleece the pnohe.
and 10 pirate on tie we'll earned reputation OF
Zeilin i Co. medicine; these frauds nave no
reputation to sustain and wiz cheat you for
few pennies every way they can. Look care
fully to the msdicine you are Induced to take,
for much suffering, permanent injury ana
even death has resulted from improper treat.
ment and from taking nnskilfully prepared
medicine.
CAssvILLz, Ark July 8, 1879.
Dear sirs-I send you another package Of
the counterfeit; il IS called trial pack
Il says il costs you nothing, but II Ike 70 nave
cost me my life. Yours, ete.,
JoHN GRIFRIs.
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General Agents for
The GlIlett Improved Light Draft


Tie GENUINE. MAGNOLIA GINS are
made oaly by the GULLEF GIN MANUFAC.
TURING C0MPAEY and sold only By them
and their regularly authorized agents through,
out the eott0n-growing States I'll Is known a.
the stPLANTERS FAY0RITE, as they
prefer it to all others, and those who have
used it viii have no other
Should any one contemplating putting IN 3
new gin not be familiar with these gins. We
viii take pleasure Ia sending them such testi-
monials IS will convince the most skepsical
that We do not claim Too much for them.
PRICES III NEW ORLEANS.
Z 1fdgnofid' Gins, Pr SasO................S 80
Feeders, Per Saae.............. GO
G0ndensers, Per lSau...................... / 90
a full lire of Ali sizes constantly carried ii
stock here ready fer immediate shipment
m DUDLEY COLEMAN q BRO.
Manufacturers q
Corn Mills. Ser Mills, Steam Engines. Cotton
kEesaes, shafkings PulIeyz, and dealers ii
Plantation dachinerv
0ErIcR: 10. Il Union Street. NARRnooMs.
No. Perido S.. 80. 70 Union ST.. No. s.
Commerce s.. and IA. 4 carondclet ST
FACzoRr AND Fou1Dnr, ERAro sr- IRON
- e. OLA 50 Cha i'Es., New Orleans, =.
Weary il stock here, ready for Shipment
TIE largest Stock q knEines and Boilers IA the
South.
want res onsibls Agenlz Is soliciE ordsrs
sA comm ss.en for cur goods y hste We are np1
fIr4fI sNNE
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cONMISSIONER,S SIZE.

DURSUANT TO A DECREE RENDERED
L By the Circuit Court Of the United States,
for the Southern District Of Mississippi, in the
cause lately pending therein, wherein Leh-
man, Abraham & Co, were Complainants, and
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Bellevood I emale Seminary
AND
Kentucky Presbyterian Normal School.
ANCMORAGE, KENTUCKY.
Opens September g, 1852.

NHE LOCATION Is TWELVE MILES
i from LOUISVILLE, on Cincinnati branch
of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, and
is several hundred feet above Louisville, and
remarkably healthful.
Superior advantages for instrue ion in all
branches usually taught in first class Semiu-
aries for Young Ladies'.
For Catalogues apply to
Mrs. DANIEL P. YOUNG,
ANCHORAGE, Ky.
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FOUNDRY AND FlCI08T En1fo eIhEET.
Fnoz 1lAd1oEE1 70 cx1H4 efs.
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want responsible Axenlz IS solicit orders
e esAln.ission Tor our goods where We are not
febfe1ented
iiYs .|~F
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]. BRADFTELD, Sole Prop

For sale eperEeaere.
By Byron Lem '. Jackson, Miss.
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q DUDLEY COLEMAN 8 BRO,

We caxrY IN stock here. ready for shipment
TIE largest Stock q Engines and Boilers Il tie
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HOW 10 TELL
]. H. ZEILIN s CO..

red letter embracing the emblems Of cur
i trade, Spatula. Mortar and Graduate; also
i rLrnrra tha. ain1aalI1rn anf
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, go.
~ WOODSTOCK, Va. April 18th 1882.
TO James M. Bradford. David Mckay, and Jas
NJ Bradford former partners trading under nam
and style of Mckay & Bradford. David Mckay snt
las. NJ Bradford survivors OF themselVes,shd benJ
Este decd. former partners under name AZ.
style Of Mckay, b. adford 20. ). W. X; MORE f.
q. Moore widow If ChAs Moore, de|d. &, A.
| loore, Z. NJ. Bird aud Carrie his wife, l..
Heukel aud Annie his wife, rs. Fannie sSiyler
,idow Of the late L. sigler, decd Lemnel z'rkle
as admir-. OF Moses Zeikel decd. aud in his owl
tight, Breun, man Z.rkle, James Zlkle, cuia;o
Tor JUL Zirkie, Lemue Zerkel, CONT. for fentoi
Zerkle, Rachel Zerkle, CASPER Zerkle, James \
Zerkle, heirs at law OF Moses Zefkel, decd. sn'
Lydia Zerkel widow Of Moses Zerkel, decd.
| o. P. Triplett senr. partner of himself aud "
L 4. Barley, decd. former partners trading undo
Iame and style Of Barley aud Triplett, H.
| Downir admir- Of W. II. Bsrley, decd, Asher
/ gray, " m. Miller and Albert W. Gray, partner
IN business under Arm name and style Of Gray
| Miller h Co use J. w. stewart, J. ". Stewat. N
/ Long. samuel schoolherr aud Lewis Schoo.hef
trading under finn hame and style Of schoclhri
4 Bros Emanuel Arnold, Simon Arnold, Noah
l Arnold, and Adoiph Tucker trading under tn
| arm name and style OF 4. Arnold 20. VINO SUI
Tor themselves and all other lien creditors Of Jas
| NJ Bradford who will come IN and contribute Z
he costs Of this suit and abide the result thereof
You are hereby notified that have fixed upel
the 9th day Of May neat, bet we.L the hours OF
90 ock A. n. and oclOck p ~ 10 thAe@ III,
| Once, the accounts OF
,st All the liens existing against James N. Brad
ford and binding any real estate at any time owned
him and arrange the same III their oider
priority. A..
estate Of the said james n. Bradford in the couh
| ties Of Shenandoah aud Rockingham subject u
| the aforesaid leus, aud whether the rents ans
i rufts of his real estate situated In shenahdo al
| Ut Rockingham counties or both viii be suineleh
1 10 satisfy the liens IN i've years and
~ thafU ma
commr. or that any parry in interest may desir'
required to be taken by the decree OF ehebeudoal
@ rcuit Court rencered Oh the ! th day OF Npri
| 1889 in suit in chsncery depending in said eour
between @. b. p. 1rplett r. p. &C. complis. ant
James NJ Bradford deft. and If from any cause th'
Il taking Of SAID accounts shall not Dc commenced
or having been commenced should MT DO com
peted on that day. tue taking Of the same will b
adjoui ned from ca, TO day. OF from place to place
antll the same ave tskeh aud c.mpleted.
Given under my hand as Ccmmissioner In chan
Gerry Of the said C urt, at my oce In said count.
the day aud year first aforesaid.
T.. E.sTIC KLEy.
W. VIVA. April 26th-iw.
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Richey's than any place South or East
Dried peaches at Rlchey's.

The good people OF our town ant
section will haye an opportunity o
seeing something worthy tho name o
enter tainment at Opera Hall, Friday
and Saturday nights, 9Th and 9th insts
The world renowned plays o
''Toodles" and "the man that look
like me-" will be given by troupe
that is not composed of lot OF stroliini
vagsbonds and dead-beats, but is made
up of the best talent Of our town
whose names are guarantee OF thu
responsibility and merit of the enter
t,inment, The proceeds are TO b
used in purchasing uniforms for Fravel'
Cornet Band, an organization OF whic
our citizens are justly proud. Here
chance 10 contribute small sum I
deserving cause and get every cen
back in the shape of an evening {
unalloyed pleasure.
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MT. Airy Exhibition.

The exhibition held at this place.
proved grand success. AS an eye
witness, 1t affords US pleasure to saw,
the entertainment was altogether the
most pleasing and interesting ever given
| in this community. The exquisite taste,
beauty and elegance displayed in every
department., accorded well with the
character of the amiable and accom-
plshed young lady by whose superior
| Judgment aud perseverance, it was con-
lucted and regulated. Miss Mollle
Summey apart from her high intellectual
attachments, possesses a most pleasing
address, elegant manners, refined taste,
which won for her the most respectiui
attention and perfect decorum, from
large, appreclative audience, Tor three
,uccess nights The opening scene was
,eriectly beautiful, The Frost-King and
summer Queen. The costumes were
lovely and tastefully arranged. Every
election was made with a view 20 re-
tincment.
The young ladies were admirably
veil trained, so perfect, thorough, tEat
nere was not tie slightest failure ON
their part. Their appearance on the
,laee was made with becoming ease
md gracefulness which secured for
them, we'll merited appreciation. The
most prominent, were the Misses Ry-
man, Gochenour, Hollar, Teller, Win
lei. E. Clover and Sister, three Miss
NcCoys, and Wilken. No unfavorable
comment could possibly be made, in
regard to the young gentlemen. Their
conduct unac:eptonable, and per-
ect. They gave strict observance IN
al the parts assigned them, accepting
III Instruction with profound attention
aud respect, 10 their kind teacher.
Prof. S. Saum who personated several
characters 10 The very height OF per-
ection, added greatly TO the general
~ ioyment. We regretted his absence
n the ccond night, being called away
n important business. The chief
,ctors in the splendid scenes, were
Masters W. Fleming, F. Barr, J. Ry-
nan, J. Gochenour, G.. Cofman, D.
Hollar, D. Windle and G. Hollings-
worth. These acquitted themselves
With credit, aud high honor in the
different dialogues, declamations Nc
The intervening time was enliyeneo
~ the beautiful strains of music, xecu-
ed by The respective string bands from
Woodstock. We cannot determine
which played most sweetly, as both
seemed in harmony. Come again KIND
MINISTRIES, we all love music.
In conclusion, must add we were
not disturbed by the grim visage Of
kim alcohol or bis votaries. presume
ne was looking after the interest OF BIZ
llngdom as his fearful reign is nearly
over. We hope he will be dethroned.
Lie.
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FATAL AcCIDENT,-Wm. Hannah
son of Mr.. Geo. N. Hamman, OF Toms
Brook, about six miles north OF Wood'
took. met with q terrible accident, OF
Thursday evening last about dark
resulting IN his death IN about an hour
He had gone down INTO the lower par
# his fathers mill to see if the trund'e'
cad of the burr was heating, and II
reaching over was caught by his cloth
no and drawn between the cogs. The
Jar was such as to throw portion o.
he machinery out of gear. His bro'he'
Who was on the floor above, at ono
,topped the mill and ran TO his ASST
ance. but was obliged 10 call his lathe
o help him. When gotten out it wa
9ound that the unfortunate Young man
rad been torn open from point aoov'
the right hip diagonally across thu
,bdomen down into the left thigh being
literally dlsembowled. Doctors Clln'
aud Graves Of the neighboihood, wer'
present in q short time, aud at once
sent for Drs. Carter aid brother OF This
Mace who found the young man dea'
unon their arrival, He never rallied
entirely from the shock and died, as VT
earD, with apparently but ht'le pal"
MIR. Hannah was only twenty tw'
years of age and was greatly respected
aud liked by all who knew hin.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l.
Borden, Attorney at Law, is now pre-
pared to receive clients at his Office il
Burner building.
NJ. Coaman advertises new line o.
goods.
Clever & MaeruDder extend theiI
invitation TO The public in want o
Spring and Summer Goods.
Milton Vetier has opened a Sewing
Machine Office and repair shop, il
Woodstock.
Jno. W. Martin hes received his new
stock of goods, invites The public TO cal
and see what bargains he is offering.
c. L. I'D. Proctor advertise TO eX'
hibit the Wood twine Binder mex
Monday. This machine has been sub
iocted to several tests and has becOm'
very popular.
B. Schm.tt advertises Paints, OILS
sc.
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Part OF a bottle Of Parker's Ginge
Tonic cured me of rheumatism. My
dyspeptic wife got so much relief iron
the balance that she tried another bot
Ito, and now we can truly say we hav'
never had better health.-A Boston
Mechanic.
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Rev. VIM. F. Collihower, we'll
known clergy man 1.-THE German Re-
formed Church, died suddenly at bis
residence, in Frederick. Md. He was
aged about sixty-six years. During his
ministerial career he had pastoral
charges at Woodstock, Virginia, Man
chester, Carroll county; Jefferson anc
Glade, Frederick county, Nd; Bloom
in eGeld and New Oxford, Pa. lie wa
held IN high esteem by his brethren II
the ministry. He was at one time
.ecretary of the Maryland Chassis
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Harry Crisp, a well known acter, died
at Chicago last Thursday night. he
was Salvinis leading man while in this
country. lie was a native OF Nashville,
Tenn. and WAS about thirty-seyeu
years of aye. In the late war, he was
member of the Muhlenburg rifles.
rom this place. He was gallant
soldier, and kind, genial camp fellow.
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ANOTHER DIsAPP ERANCE.-P. j.
Fravel disappeared last Monday. but It
YOU think he will not be back, you are
decelviug yourself. Call next week
and you will find him behind one OF the
best selected stocks ofgoods you ever
saw. He says it is no use TO try t.
! get ahead of him in the quality Of his
goods or in his low prices.