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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11
Original Gorreipouoen;.
Calcutta, Ben 80. Ssptbr. 1884.

ealeattd, ben 30. Septbr. 1884.
@eebrter 9err @onner!
Sn r,einer Iesten G~orreiponben; iprad
i'd bon Norapai unO CAB ben 9eiern Sores
g!attes bas Bsripreden, nddftens i6nen
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mid bemiiben.
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allen 4riifliden Ortidaftsn ben Yorsus,
inbem BON bort aus Die Communication
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Inter ben Wertmalen Der Wabrbeit eli.
net &elision 1T aud sewiB bic srobe 8abI
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11
GatboIifder Rirdpen /. RaIenoer.
Som auten Samen IL. l1nfraut -Wattb. IL
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sc1 gun Sertbetoisuns urb 0erbreituns Der
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11

@tr tonnen eu6 in benz 8oriase, Elm
tatSol. Slatt gu %s,iinoen, nllr ermutbisen.
Eir botisn, bag aae suten &atboliten, bic
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fes1t' ausen pom Der b64ften Bebeus
tmus 1T, wettsifern.
REQ XIII. tn 1882 on ben gti&oi Don aneoua.
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Sic Stinlule 0eo's xii.

Saiiet euer 0i9t leudten Dor ben Mens
F&Seu, bamit ie euere suteu @erfe ieben.
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Lace (9eu9te), &nfans 1880.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-30


ST. epoace peo7i fek an
ffon1I Snsszes 81 tie Heace = re tnlza
safsa rSi5or district of ialpn ce.lnAs
Nr. Pose 5 IIfo'Ili s., lllk sele e l1fox-.
icatinu liquors Il Warns county Passed.
II. po1Se-Eo increase tie salakJ e.
Superintendent 81 Education of MayEe
eoanty. Education.
Mr.. Pow To amend an ael 70 allow the
Clerk 81 the Bozrd q 6nPervisors q har-
rison. Hancock. Jackson, Green Perry and
Marion additional compensation for ser
vices rendered a. prescribed in section zieo
Is 2174 inclusive. cf ReTisea Code. Fees
and Salaries
Mr.. Gore-To prohibit tie sale o. insox-
/ icating liquors within five miles OF Fsiioa9
/ ship church, Webster county Passed
Prom Judiciary To change the time OF
/ holding the Chancery Court and 70 extend
! the time Of hel5Ing the Circuit Court OF
/ wilkinson county. Passe1.
/ Mr.. BramIe.te-To authorize the Board
Of Supervisors of Wilkinson county to pro-
/ cure new township maps Passed.
/ Sir. Bramlette-For the relief of Wiley
/ Morgan. Claims.
! From Corporations-To regulate the
working Of the streets Of the town OF
| CoaseTiilee in Yalobusha county and for
other purposes. Passed
/ Mr.. WariieId-For the relief of Jno. p.
Smith, Of Madison county. County Affairs.
An act TO prohibit the sale Of intoxicating
LIQUORS II the toxin of Hohenlinden. and
within ten miles thereof was taken up and
| Senate amendments coneaTred in.
Mr. AIexande--To authorize the Board
OF Supervisors of DeSoso coaaty to permit
| the convict labor OF said county to be
worked outside OF DeSoto county. Peni-
/ tertiary.
| Mr.. Cutrer-An act in relation to the
/ sale of vinoas, spirisuous and malt liquors
I in the town of Jonesville, or within one
( mile thereof. Passed.
/ Mr. Lamkil called up the resolution pro-
viding for two sessions daily. Pending
action, at 5:I0 p. n. the House adjourned.
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The Sheep and Dog Question.

Editor CLARIoN-As your columns seem
to be open for communications on the dog
and sheep question, will you hear from one
who keeps sheep and dogs, and has more
children than any one else sending to a
school of over one hundred scholars. / have
Kept from 25 to IS head of sheep for ten
years and have had but three killed by
dogs, and the sheep run at large nearly all
the time, and think this neighborhood
has more dogs than any other. keep one
bell on every fifth sheep, which tells on the
depredator; and by keeping sheep and dogs
my sheep are not afraid of dogs and the
dogs become as much accustomed to sheep
rs other stock and are not 50 apt to kill
sheep. Mr.. W. seems to class all dogs as
worthless. could hardly farm, garden or
keep chickens if it was not for my hounds,
besides heap of fun. There is a remedy
against the most of the worthless dogs by
legislation against the breed of dogs in the
way of a heavy privilege tax. 1t
is not the pure dogs that do the mis-
chief, but the mongrel. And let there
be small tax on every dog,
but not for ''Sheep Protection Fund" as
W. suggests for that would not suit the
log nor sleep men, but let it go to the
school fund, for we dog men are great for
and would be satisfied if we could
get our money back that way. A sSheep
Protection Fund" would cause some sheep
men not to give their sheep proper protec-
ion as they would do without
hope or present Legislature will
make some satisfactory laws for
he protection of the sheep. the
destruction of the worthless dog (but save
he good dog) and raise the school fund SO
IS to give us more school and better teach
rs. CD.
CHERRY CHEEK, Miss.
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the plans foz future management. 70
inspire ans visitor with condolences I'll
this Is the place to receive 4 first class II ;
dnstvial education. The locality Is one IN
no wise subject to local sickness. The
lodging rooms for the students a. well as
fhsir recitation apartments. mess hall and
hospital are convenient comfortable and
Z instructed for health. The diet il good
sid wholesome, the discipline kind and
I'm. The INST aoa Of teaching and reciting
rracti al analytic and impressive, and the
iabors perform d By the students a hsalth
fuI exercise. and eminently illustrative Of
their studies.
Your committee was struck with the
strietness Wit which hygienie rules are
tanvht and enforced. The faculty Of the
4. and II. College evidently show that
thgy believe that s-cIeaniiness is next to
godliness7 TIE faculty are full Of the
spirit of their work, JEALOUS, IN
dustrious and energetic to push 1t
in the right direction, and make
the Institution second to none Of the kind
There is a plainly discernible exchange Of
warm feeling between the members OF the
faculty. and between the students and fac
ulty. and all seem pulling 10 the same
grand. good end-to make tbs College q
blessing to our State.
Your committee would, therefore. most
heartily recommend this College to the
warmest sympathy, ccnfdenes ID support
of the people of this State, believing that
here every effort IS being PIT forth 70 i'm
part to the boys. theoretically and practi-
caily, knowledge Of agriculture and the
farrn-to tzzn our minds TIA ned 70 tie
common business of life, and 10 discipline
the youag man for high and useful citizen
ship In conclusion, ne would cheerfuliy
recommend that the Worthy Master pre-
pare and take to the next Legislature an
earnest petition for as liberal appropria-
tions for the A. & NJ. College as have been
made to the State University.
Respectfully submitted,
p. Il. WHlrSEx,
ID H. ALyERscH.
". B. KINABaEw,
7. 4. DoDsoN,
J. A. BIGGzR.
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Mr.. Peyton on the LEA Law.
JACKSON, JAN. %. 1883.

JACKSON, JAN. %, 1888.
EDITOR CLAREoT--I wish to explain nv
standing in regard to the lien law acted
upon in the House to-day. / am proud it
is Imy privilege, as well as my duty, to
express my views and wishes as to the sec
ton of the Code we are discussing, and the
two pending bills. While am in favor of
the repeal of the lien law of this State, and
while it seems to be the wish of this Leg
islature to do something which will better
the condition of the poor classes of people,
am clearly OF the opinion that the pres
emit bills under consideration are not for
the benefit of the poor classes in my sec
ton of the country, for these reasons:
First-It only repeats the lien law SO
far as the merchants are concerned.
and I hold that the merchants
right, in my section of the country,
is under the existing law a protection to
the poor man, and not against him; the
merchant has only about one-fifth or one
sixth of the chance the landlord has, and
his right to furnish with lien is the only
claim against the tenant, against five or six
chances of the landlord. In its present
condition thu law is a protection to the
poor man, and l don't think this bill
amounts to anything that will do him any
good in my section.
Second Section 1859, of the Revised
Code, only relieves a certain class of men.
and as general thing applies mostly to
the landowners, and merchants supply ten
ants with goods, and the merchants gem
orally require the landlord to become re-
sponsible for the payment for the goods
by the hands; therefore the hands viii
only owe the landlord and make settIe-
ments with him, giving him all the advan-
tage of the merchant.
was in favor of doing away with all of
the Iden Law and put every man on an
equal footing. but when you take away
every ones rights who may be able to go in |
to the merchant and get assist
ance 1t does not meet my views. / am sat, |
shed that to repeal that section of the law |
'nly applying to merchants would be to |
.nin the poor classes of our people, and I |
rope before the adjournment of this Legis- /
allure law that will be of some benefit to
he poor class and tbs laborers of the State /
vill be passed. I am in favor Of bill I
hat will do away with the entire law.
Very respectfully,
PERzY PEYroN.
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HoUsE-sEyENTEEN I'll DAY.
SATURDAY, Jan. Pc. 1881,


House met pursuant TO adjournment.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Malone, of Tatt
county.
Leave Of absence was granted to Messrs
Allen, Poets, Barksdale, Warrington. Aske,x
and Cowan.
Mr.. Ferguson introduced a resolution Ia
provide for an examination of the CanitoI
building with view of having the neces.
sary repairs made thereon. Lies over.
An act for the relief OF Adelaide Farrar
and children, of Adams coantr. in his
State. was called from the hands of the
COMMITTEES on Claims, and passed.
Also, Senate bill, an act for the relief Of
Elizabeth II. Rawls. of Adams county.
Mr.. Underwoo1-An act to make the Of
nee of cotton weiyher of Acorn eonutv
elective; passed.
Mr.. Love-An act for the relief of E.
FTeeland, Of Attala county. Committee on
Claims.
Mr.. Montgomery, OF Dohyar-A Joint
Resolution to appoint Joint Committee
on Leyees. Adopted under suspension of
the rules.
Senate bill-To Greats an additional jus
tice Of the peace and constable IN Super
yisor's district No. 5. in Bolivar county.
Passed.
Nj. Johnson 10 validate the assessment
roll Of real and personal property ii Car
roll county. Passed.
From Committee on Temperance
act to amend an act in relation 10 the sale
Of vinous and spirituous liquors within the
corporate limits Of Black Hawk. or within
i've miles thereof. Passed.
Mr.. Orr-To prohibit the sale, ETC.. Of
vinous. spirituons or malt liquors in The
town Of Baena Vista or within three miles
thereof. Passed
Mr.. 0rr-An act for the relief Of Dr.. ].
3. Gladney. Committee on Public Health.
From Judiciary Committee 10 change
he time Of hoidine tAls circuit and easancsrv
courts Of Ghickasaw county. Passed.
From COMMITTEES on Corporations TO |
ReoEporate the toxin Ct Alderman. ii /
Au comfy. Passed.
Corporations To incorporate the
kentEess. ii choctaR county.
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b,.ro1 Il. ErEl.z. o. LONDON. Nt VIZ,
$3.50 ma nov c|ain14 large 4e,
IVA X. ~ rrIfa. under INrt1 la1 tlt,.4.
Oh i.+,,fiIn thereof Il1m 90
sst " 96is 3c,l, ~ antaofisse E 1900. "a 100.
,iIsincnll With parties n2 ny. "a al title and
e les.s z. ,..s K r4oI1e1 70 this enc .. ~ y. "a
4 y. Is app icatlont lpr l1s y. a. =. 81
~ tfsAs t.s'as .rr ~ Sre where ne taxes w..
ple -. "a 4, ne land owners prior g -.
teAlay ~ u srrs,lier the sale illegal, Ne ~ n Z
lied % feie-ss .she Nc enterprise anceelalel
nis 49,, = rensovinr all antagoni.la, y u n, ~
- ssi, srrrerpondence from en - -
terest. JACKS y MIS-
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The Distribution Of Supreme Court
Reports.
wArsEsnono, January q, 1884


EDITORS CLARION Permit US to call the
attention of the Legislature to the con-
struction of section 265, Revised Code Of
1880, touching the distribution of Supreme
Court Reports
The law says the Secretary of State shall
transmit one copy of each vol
ume to the clerk of each court of record.
Only one copy comes to counties where the
clerk serves both courts. Now, the word
court" means the judge, chancellor, and
maybe Board of Supervisors. It is quite
inconvenient to have only one volume
among the officers and attorneys of coun-
ty. The Code is furnished officers and why
deprive our piney woods counties Of vol
Hms of such important information!
The Legislature should remedy the in
convenience Of the present construction of
the law. j. l. MoRRIs.
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EDUCATI0N,1
SCHOOT0

nfslmEo Competent and Ernest.
Principals or Assistants, can ,a.''l n.,i Is,i
plying % the UN1cN ScIiooL AGte l1heh -,
We have registered with us M ~
leacheIl. and vii furnish any scioeI pfo'e,i.
Instructor l Ssv me NEE, SSh ,s5s5 YER Of
cations before our best teacher are IN ~ youf M,
Ienchen applying for situations ,galsa ~
unle-s iYes.ee- W. IA a. niil
ail. u. hs.-1n. =. o Rox i4s FrStSt lAsr '
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For Sale.

THE YAZOO CITY EERALD
Il bargain. II is necessary that ,tol4
pOss Of the IAZoo CITY HERALD W,h0 i#
days and invite correspondent from 20 = 'r
string TO invest. The Herald }, the on'i la
published In the Yazoo VALLEY, and has li..-
ton among the largest in the state. from ''.'.
alton in the rich Yazoo Valley country ami Do =
Of the most thriving towns ia fhr ate, il'
ause OF the reputation II has made, h''
Sertising patronage equal 10 auv i'UInl. ~ y
State. The merchants of Yazoo civ are ii'ra.
heir patronage; il has always Large hua.'
Vicksburg advertisements, an is 10 2 lrr',
ommand advertisements from NDw r'g.1'
his, ST. Louis and Jackson The office IS No. '.E
lied with everything necessary fer q l'N '-
Weekly Newspaper and Jon Office Hi'.n- 'I -
client job Press and Paper cutter FERN, l''
Address, A. NJ. ROACH, : r Wiriur I''i'
JAM, 's4-5w. Exchanges please notice
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Plantation For Sale or Lrase!

A VERY DESIRABLE PLANTATION 1D-
"A joining the Town OF GreenEillo, in Washington
County, Mississippi, containing l74O acres ai.,ut
~ N cultivation present year. Good dwelling,
o9ent-nonses cribs and stables Is good mules aud
OoV Dusheis Of corn; wagons and all he necessary
farming implements. Ter1ns-One-. urtb cash.
ana balance In one, two and three years For fur
ther particulars apply 10
SHIELDS & SKIM
SctUy b3-Zm. firpenVille Miss
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An PREPARED TO ATTEND TO ALL
y Kinds Of Land Matters intrusted 10 m v care in
ne COUNTIES Of Amite, Adams, franklin, ana WIZ
slhson. Parties wishing 10 buy or soil lani would
~ ven 70 correspond with nae. refer 10 the bust
ne.s men Of Natehez and vicinity. Proinpt aud
caLeIa attention given to all business intrusiad Il
" cAfe' r. X FORD
e'.ls ss-sm, AATcnt.E, Mss
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-30
AEDICAL
PLAIN
TRUTHS

The blood Is the foundation q
life. Il circuIates through every paIt
81 the body, and unless i : P.ls
and rich, good health IS impossible.
n disease has entered the system
The oEly sure and quick way to DIVE
Il out IS to purify and enrich me
These simple facts are well
Enown. and the highest medical
authorities agree that nothing %.
iron will restore the blood 70 ~
natural condition; and also that
All the iron preparations hitneiso
made bIacken the teeth, cause head
ache, and are otherwise injurious
BROWNS IRON BITTERs viii thor
ouchly and quickly assimilate with
The blood, purifying and strengthen
inc il. and thus drive disease IRON;
any part Of the system, and i VIII
1at blacken the teeth, cause head
ache or constipation, and IS posi-
lively sot injurious.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-30

THE VOLTAIC BELT co +. M.v,h.r
Mich, win send DR.. DYES CFLFTPSTrs61
sLEcIRO-V0LTAIc BELTS and FIFcTETCC
APPLIANCES on trial for 80 DAYS "a me- ~.
yonng or old who are afflicted win Ws Va"
vous Debility, Lost Vitality, and TinSras
troubles, guaranteeing speedy and comnIsts
IIesloralion Of health and manly yigor Al
as 30 days trial is allowed
ian.sI, 'S3-IT.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-30
DTofIical CensOTs,

or TIE FlF a srnl,cants for License on inc
~ vii $3.50, 1919, ~ DECEMBER, Masses, 49, 49,
sE.osp 80 s,snrr Al the CRY OF yAcEsoS rs
4 M. BENNETT, n y.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-30
STRAYED OR STOLEN!

ERogM LIVINGSTON, MADISON COUNTY,
- Mlss.i December 9th, a light bay horse about
- han9s nigh; very stout built and in good c'Hdl-
non uon NO work or saddle marks about him. l'it
alnd loot white. suitable reward will be- laid
lor ms return 70 5. A. D. Greayes, Livingston, u
70 =. D. Fondren, four miles north Of Jackson.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-30
Stock Growers Convention.
A6RIcuLrURAL co1AnaK. OKr1BBEnA
CoUsTY. January u. 1884.

AGRIcuLTURAL CoxLEGE, 0KrBBKuA
CoUSTT, January y, 1884.
A meeting of the stock growers Of the
State under the auspices Of the four Gulf
States Breeders Associations, viii be held
in Jackson. Thursday, February 7th.
Three sessions win be called during the
day; At 10 o'clock q. M, and at 2.30, and
at 80 O'Clock pm. Papers viii be read
By stockmen from different parts Of the
Stats Of q practical nature, and the matter
presented for general discussion. The fol-
lowing, among other topics, have been as
signed for consideration Breeding of
steek f9h and mani uIation Of milk IN the
dairy; breeds ~ stock adapted to the Gulf
6tatesi improgsmeut Of the pure bred
herds breeding and gkoEsns cattle for
beef production Of feed CROPS food and
manure value Of Southern products farm
barns diseases Of stock Legislation q
pasa4ete the stock industry Of the State.
Q1estieils Il sry lind relating 70 stock
growing, may ri prsssatsd uring TIE
meeting and taken ~ for disc5 sien. N
lngitatien = ezasidsd % al 1lso ars inter.
eatnd
+ q BDa
ETaEE
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-30

To preserve ones mental constitution
and nourish ones nature is the proper
way to serve Heaven.
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KENTUCKY

rs THE "HEAD-CENTRE' or WHAT NAl
l. be called the straight Whiskcy Interest w.
ng Whistles which bring the highest price aI. "
o the most cultivated tastes and develop ne o.l
pushes the bea. t4saI "CiI If Corn" T. w. Hr
YRS Nelson COuntv lPhiSkev is a standard hSi".i
Yhtskey. Sold by II. MULLER 4 son, JAcE-''
dIss. lmar7, SSly.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-30
WILLIAM LOWE.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
CAPITOL STREET, JACKSON, Mss
Opposite Clarion Bipdery.)

"A FULL LINE OF BROADCLOTHS CAs,t
"A meres, Gents Furnishing Goods, Of hest QUAR-
y, always on hand. SUITS MADE X lAILsi
- LIS and At reasonable prices.
S~-orders from any part Of the state vii rece"
prompt and careful attention.
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ATTENTION, HORSE OWNERS

h1IhNIIUN, HUHSE UWNERS,
IT 7. Man8ham's L.TGHrpSTNS.
s a LOT Water OF Squating Collie 4
in time. e' "Heh tskep
NO farmer should be without the YAznO
iiseoSa lion CURE-one Of the grestesi
Guaranteed to cure Charlton in it most virulen,
MA address ne at Palmetto Home, Ya1Oo County,
Octsi' 'ss-Sm. T. J. MANGHAM.
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Saved his Child.

I'm. Eutaw ST., Baltimore, Md.
Feb. IA, 1850.
Genss-Upoa the recommended
ton Of a friend / tried Browns
laos BIrTKRs as a tonic and re-
storatiye for my daughter, whom
i was thoroughly convinced was
wasting away with Consumption.
Having lost three daughters BY the
terrible disease, under the care OF
eminent physicians, / was 10th to
believe that anything could arrest
the progress Of the disease, but, TO
nv great surprise, before my daugn-
Ter Fad taken one bottle Of Browns
IRoN BrrTKRs, she began to mend
and now is quite restored to former
health. A fifth daughter began to
show signs of Consumption, and
when the physician was consulted
he quickly said TONES were re-
CURED !" and when informed that
the elder sister was taking BRowE $
Iron BITTKKs, responded that IS
. good tonic, take it, ]"
ADoRAsG PHELrs-
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I ! a..

q -7177777lse e III 2 en- g g
- 6r1In.zs Sec Coz1InitEee.
elalg Ptes please copy
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H. B. NIAYES, Jr..
A TTORN EY-AT-LAW

SASAASONs MaSSA%Nls
WILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS
~ the State and United State, and foocL
Jourts. A fair share Of patronage solicited fnnH
attention given 10 all business inlrusiei 90 O.!
care. Address me a. above
Jana, s4-3m.
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DRowN's IRox B1TTERs efectui-
" cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con-
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
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For Business ICduc.,,
no to BI.ACKMAN'S .COISol
" New Orleans. Wrie ier c..teY
80 - feo-8s-, ~ Nut4tF y
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Bro. Whitney. Chairman Of COMMITTEES
on Education. made the following report
Of visit Of special committee to the A.
= II. College, which was adopted:
Ec9R committee 20 whom was assigned
the duty t. sisit ard inspect the A. 6 II.
College, would respectfully report that We
arrived at the college about u OicIock. 3.
m, and engaged ii the dutv ASSIGNED a
TIL p. m The work given Is proved one
Of highest pleasure. great was TIE sstisfac.
ton derived 1t every step 81 its prosscn-
ton.
Mhen We ssastaen ~ The circumstance
attending the founding e Is irssffution.
getting il equipped and ID runastrsa 1rIIer
and then view the HercnIean work rksel
has been done II 20 short tine. - feel
like exciaiming. q city built II I aapr, II
does seeE that ever plan dssszs1. sni
exeET blow struck was ii tbs rirht SfrsH-
rectiou. win faithful purpose b rssl-s -
snteEprisa Inst 81 that Il uas destined Is
Pc. The entire lsF out b1th internal
sid external. With th1Ik present oonsn.
lnente q AhratoEys munersn, Iilsrrr9. f's9n. (
tools ena nsachincs, 1ne st1cks ofn1k sz;Is - 3
nurseries. 1a1iK present admit don e q 4
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llnnlsYlLle Remale Mmin.
HUKTsVILLE, ALATATI

gTtHIs LONG ESTABLISHED scyo
1orNa LADIES, affords advs, t.-nlVll D,
ton, IN Climate, 10 proximity 10 ms. ~. n u,
district. ~ a. IS eo shl grsanza Of IL ~
particulars address ! n Its,ngn Il
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