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CONSTITUTIONAL UNION TICKET.
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Plalfonnos ihe
The following is the Platform a. loj life i by tiic *
stil ut i r, ual CTI 9 ■ *-- *;•
Bell ants Ed ward Ever eit :• • •
Whereas, experience B- • • i tint Platf-.rnm
Conventions f
the Btan> time to widen the political divisions of the
country, by the creation and irugementof geograph
ical and nal part
• That it ® and of
doty to TecofrniM no political p inciph other th-in, Tux j
CossriTi Ti -># f iiu C t . 4,- v m>:
Smn AVI) Till F.SFuif F HIM oK I H! # h.i\VS.” ami
that a* rc|)i-"-®.'. ‘ ivt-s ■ vie < -vJ L.
of the country, in National CV'livl-:U'ui\ a-- mhl< and,
hereby pi.- L- ours :.®- ... “ i <t,!i i il -
fend ; separately and unit.-iffy toav: : ; :i*.. it of
public hU-i'ty .dl ci.'-n.j.-:- ;
at leme and abroad believing that tl ®
once restored to : • ■•••. -y, tin- la ins of the
nPeO])l)‘ all*l o! ii l ■ .VnW re t- V■ I .!i 1. li.t■ G’ -\ i :
invar ;ar.;;® i.l.i, • • **
and equality, \\ 1 ich S ® iqj|
of our tath-r •. lias # a- ’ i-vi-y <.: ..-a of ;
United States, to uiairfain si more <■ ‘- uiioii.
rsfllqnility, p ¥
non deli .>lg, \\ re. nad m cure
the l i J* | ty. @
i Another Comet. ®
What* another and unannounced by the ;
astronomical noi i!? W! ; • rig’* h. 1 a cor: ;to in
trude* itself upon the visual organs of [
features without a formal introduction L\ th mas
ter* of ceremony duly iiutfled ? @What f t- off dun- •
geon in the everlasting \\7l 1- ■./: u ..••thoiu life space *
gave birth to this longtai’ J wanderer of the heaven*
that it came unannounced 1 a the wi*e and un]soke<l
for by the foolish ? Perhaps it V /.y been
na, announced; wo remember having seen some- !
thing about a comet in >■: r esel ang,;s®uot
long since, but a.- wo paid very little rurentfou
canfiot say it did or (lid not refer to the comet in
%e tins as it may, if the veadfr will turn
Ins or her eyes northwest after utfrk and
scan that regiou of the hoavens, when there are nol
cloTuls intervening, it will ■: he di.iu tit to distil*-
Aguish a feft degrees above the horizon, the nucleus
and long fiery train of aScomet. Our attention was
caUedsto it on Sunday evening, then looking quite
brilliant, and sportingwhich we think will
Compare favorably with of those on re
cord, it be not one of tails.
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The Weather. Crops &c,
®The late drought throughout this section, at*l winch
astill prevails in some localities, has great]® shorten
weeks ago indicated ;S crop superior to any hereto- f
fore produced in th# couifPry. FoiHieariy six weeks 1
the droi%ht prevailed over Midtile FI- rida and (lie
bordqf counties of Georgia, in the midst of the ;
corn season, duiing tiafuMoun fourc.l Oot. and
his rays with the most gnmittignting fury, withering
®up the plants and parching the earth to if de*
grec scltlofh experiotec l®n f:i~ section. Ift't with-*,
so far as we been able to learn,
tk&Cot.’ ’ti ‘■* * has not lven injured, is very
@ bids fair to he one of the best ever pvodue
oil in the country. During thflast week the we alii
er has undergone a ratheal change. *Oll
a very cloud p-assetl over, accoiupanieeto
by a stiff breeze decidedly cv for the ras n, and
bestowing upot uAia giMtcl'i® ‘bower. Fi r three
days following, tlie weather more resembled fall
t than summer, and thick coats and blankets were
fouifff not uncomfortable in the absence of the sun.
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® lloiuiritli'.
A rcncovfflter took place at JStatiqn Thomas county ‘
oh Saturday 23d iust between Joh.v E. ka
laxd and Samcf.l Simmons, in which the lager ifcis
so severely woufdeu ;ha®he -t ‘■<§ in minutes
after the difficulty. Our information is that having
had a previous difficulty, both were with
knives—the fight was commenced by §J?nmons, who .
also severely wounded hi; bf staking, but j
attempting to flee jje.eei q® av. ~t;tul itl wMch
proved Stanaland v*a® arrested |
?irl brought to town onSboiday last and delivered
into the hands of the fcaefttf for trial before the Sui
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pevior Court now in session • £ I
in attempting to illuminate the gloom of our neigh
bor of the Reporter: t*r it -eoms to us Hmt his i
mental disorder®is aggravated by tlio sound of the |
two and Everetttgand we not. that
note, since he Ims heard the news from Baltimore, :
his_confiisiorPwill he tof great to warrant us in haz
arding another attempt. However, for Bm sake of]
ssal ii®a good matter |tow vain the hope of
victory, as he says, lie “would like to seo our i
perspicuity point out the difference ” betweifh
Mr. Everett d id An. and what lie (the Editor ot the
Reporter) chargai fiunjcitfasaying, will make outjH
•more effort jus; to ® he*w - .(nobody else) how*!
triekey he is.® In doing this we artfoliiged to quot.
the same extracts, but no mattm 1 here j, B what tlie I
Reporter said: • . g *
®“.Mr. Even.:’ -*• i whtfn ®
ward toj) f*r . buteup- [
poses the Vice Presiden v will do as well*’
“2sow ihe Major * 4 i> n iat in
exactly what Mr. Everetj, says : ‘ No sir, it is ex
actly reverse of what Mr. Everett said. He did
well in Inning out the .. of the paragraph we ex
tracted fijom Mr. Everett's lettei*to prove his TAs
repre'semalien, for had he quoted it at it in i
our colums. or in the letter, of acceptance, it would
a\e admitted oi no ljply and tins attempt to evade
the trujfi is worse than the*misrepresentation.
• ln “ ?ea '' l ° f **? la S ‘• tpas l„ lWtl - ( frd to a i
nomination fur the Prend-ne>i “v, r ‘ ■ , *
•* h - l -vcveti distinctly i
declares.that he “ req&tted bu ttlegr*,* n ,% , , \
, -.fapn and by letter, \
that his fintt;f t jt hroir'h? forward ■’ r ti\r P • j
might WITHDRAW??.#. .
Is this what our neigh’ or*calls •< ‘--dr; forward'*
to a nomination for the Presidency ?
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The Entrlle T^-o*pe.
• The cng.-.gAients jjf this Company e en
promptly and their pl?a ; ing entertainments
which have been given every night, Sunday except
ed. siufe T ■> ‘ 4 it 10th. at the Court House, have
won for them a appreciation among the Am
lovers cf T-homasyille. Their peiformanees on Fri
day evening were said to* be inimitable—we d*.d not
witness them, but suppose the Company sustained on
®Tery # occasion the reputation which preceded them.
* Their will be gfven every flight du
ring the weq}s. each time with an entire change of
programme • |
Kew Coalin with Premium*.
Call at Dr. N. U. McDonalds and examine his Rst ;
; of new books and splendid Premiums. A fresh lot j
i has lately been received, and now is the time to make j
1 your selections.
• Thomas* illr (Jiiard*. # j
[is meeting of this company on Saturday the
, Phil in-;., it was reerg-imzed, and the following ©;'-
: ficers elected— *
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Simeon A. Smith, First Lieutenant. •
F. !1. Remington, Second Lieutenant. #
A®\ . McCardel, EuAgu. **
A. H. Harrell, Orderly Sergeant. *
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Bg?'-rte rc'urn iur thanks to Hon. Robert i ■ -mV.
of the United States Senate, for ajmmphlet coj>y of
the proceedings of the late Democratic Convention
at Charleston, and for ofher valuable public Docu
ments. m •
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Adinisniou to tiir liar.
* ®Ob Tncsid Was. If. Scott, Eq . f 1 *
. ville, was admitted, hy the honorable Superior Court <
now in session in this place, to plead and practice ;
| law in Courts of Georgia. We were not present
at the examination, hut understand from others it
* to the rtoußg pen tie man most
! interested.— if G. Reporter. • J
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Bafltiiuorr .'iationih Democratic Convention.
DOUGLAS NOMINATLIf @
The news from Baltimore is important and sounds
the h-.tth kncl^of the Nati nal Democra-v. T)s
<•>! :• i ‘■ iir, tl.c k-v- Jelibci r••
u; j'i ..'.ln. r meal: ii <- - *.e
thaf? appeals to northern Douglasitcs. The follow
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9 Bal •.* Jane z3, if P, M.—Douglas received
one hundred and eighty-five votes® there were about j
ten scattering ▼wee in opposition. Jl*e total was t
gwao to hina)>y acclamation —the uuin- 1
j bev of votes polled being one hunlrod and nincty
i four and n. half. m
Isai.timoU!:, Md.. Ji*io 2d, 10 P. M.—lion. Bf.x-
JAMIX Ftrzc \Tt:i'-:e. of Alabama, h.-fs I>eeu uimni- ,
! jnoosly nominated for Vice Presidency.
Before the nomination took place, aef -rdh
to t-ie date of the dispatch-'-; to th®.Augusta Con 'h
! tutionalist, Hon. Caleb Cushing retired from the Chair i
of the National Convention and Soolt his fbat among
the fl":-- - hu-.-t:* Del gaiiiSi. * Mr. Tod-1 of t bio ;
took the chair inJjils stead. ®
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in Baltimore, instead of Uichmemd, and accordingly
tfeseinhled on the 2od at noon and call -d “Mr. Bussell
of Virginia so the Chair, jshibsequently they elected
Hun. Caleb Cushing permanent chairman of their
® ConventV portion of tin* beae lers were in con
vention at Richmond refused to go to Baltimore)
fl.e following States said to he.i-wholly or
: partially represented in the Baltimore portiomof the
I Seeeders Convention; Virginia. North'Cavolitip.
S.ffttli Carolina. Missouri, *. ilifurnia, Oregon, Flori
da, Louisiana. Texas, Mississippi, Sei ue;-ee, Ken
tgekv and Ark.-Ssns.
I.aier dispatche-,, st iha; th* seeeders at Rich
. mond have adjourned ir Baltimore and tb t |he
Mayor Wood New York Delegation are there to eo
[ the seeeders. ®
L L f VT!’.I! FROM BALTIMORE.® @
f llpltimore June 24th—Tl.* sccoHers nominpfod
John C. Brcckenridge for President, and Joe Lane*
! of Oregon, for Vi# President. ** @
Baltimore, June 24.—troth Convenlgons ndjournod >
|wW * l*t*t xxvfgU* . WfV U,*li'nt-rTc,
I by tp<CMl titins for Washington, To serenade and
congi itluliffe the notrifnees. Soff ir - *he Sent It seeti.s
wAi please 1 with..the nominations oi the Seeedeis.
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, tboisgressioual*
Washington’, June 22.—80th Housespass-
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, The Senate iu the Conft#enee re
port on civil bill® Tl* 1 ('omniittee of Confer- I
p ciieo *on the Postal Deficiency bill disagreed j
and wore disebargoj^
The HtKise insists on its amendmentof the
Costal Deficiency Bill and tty? retainiffevit of tl*
! Isabel contract, and the rcstomtion of the In
i land mail service.
| Washington, June 23.—The President vetoed the
• Senate Ifomc-dea-l 1 ;•!. 1 e Postal Deft*’ bill
was discussed. 1 *
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10 di tor in I CnitiridriKe.
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The Memphis “Entjuirer” is now edited by j
two gentlemen whosorved together fnJlhe'United :
j States Senatci®for several years, wore tlre repre- |
sent-atives of djfierettf Stakes, both, at the |
time, strong* opponents of the DenW>cratio party,
1 supporters and Everett. No other
jinfrnal in the Union possesses so remarkable
a feature's this coincidence in its editorial do-j
I Ijtirtment. ® -- ® .
Che Hon. Jere. Clemens, and the lion. Solon
; Borland, are the Senators alluded to.
Wood for Dougin#.
dispatch from Baltimore to the New Yisk
: Times, says: • ®
} A letter from Mayor Wood has been exhibi
ted here severely ;Btacking the seeeders B m
theC'harlcston Convention. It is addressed to a
S friend, and is supposed to be in retaliation for
] the rejection of.jtis New-York Commissioners
at Biehmond. Tlie Mayor s;fy.#that New-York
wdl vote for Douglas, and that he ought to be
-the Candidate. ® ®
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tSoimm-mriii-iil nr the Mtalr I nivcAilv.
1 The following Ms a list of the gentleufen of®’
the Setflor class avvafded®honors, and speaker's
places in next: @ J 1
l't. Honor—W. if! Lee, Edisttrlskmd, South
i Carolina. ® ® m .. i
2d Honor —J. C. Rutlierford, Athens Ga.
3d Iftmor-*-J. A. I'honfas, “Walthourville,
‘ Ga: N. C. Kinibal, Tallapo*sa, Aia.; *W. 1).
Anilevson, (Valedictory) Marietta, Ga.
S'l ‘ (7i-'/-s.—l>urn?C Chattanooga, Tenn.;
11. J3. Baxter, Athens, Ga; J. K. Harper, Au
-1 gusta, Ga.; 11. N. Harris, Athens, Frank
Lumpkffii, Athens, Ga.; @ W. D® Mitchell, Tho
mastsco., G;t.; T. A. Murray, Watkinsville, Ca-;
J. C. Irtiese, 3ladison, Gay \Y. A. Tennille,
Fort Gaines, G:s>; E. J. Thomas, JYalthourville,
Ga.; S. S. Tumlin, Cartersville, Ga. —Athens
Banner. ®
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• Scwrc Kelort.
® Hon. James L Seward of Thomas county g |
late member of Congress, charged that Hon.
Howell Cobb tyul come from Washingtonl ’ity
for the purpose of controling the Democratic
\ ouventiou Acid in 3lilledgeviile on the 4tii
mst. Gov. Cobt>, i;i the conclusion of hi;
-'pegch upon the platform, said : # “ I have been
auntec by the gentleman from Thomas with ;
coming iere to control this Convention* 1*
an upon my native soil. The bones of those
v.s teLinijC* o r'S'dl';"'] ZH
tations of power nor the tavnts of vulaari * ‘
can keep me from her.”— Savannah vLuhll ‘
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J<“rc. Ckairni vs. fsamm-r.
Jere. Clemens, one of the editors of the j
Memphis Enquirer, writes to that journal:
. It i XT>v i...t\ June i 'l l h, 1560..
Heap JSir; —I see that Mr.. Stunner, in
j his Lite speech, th uriit to-per to } ::v his re
spects to me. JJe calls me a slave owner, and
quotes a part of nay speech in reply to Mr.
Khett. to i rove th t violent and bloody instin
’ arc engendered by the relation of master and
i slave. It may surprise Mr. Sumner to learn
I that I have never been the owner of a St
I l have never been engaged In any pursuit i
in which slave labor would have been
j the slightest ueuefit to me,*and I have never
been able to buy slaves for the mere purpose ol
waiting upon me. There is a here*
with whom I was raised, who has lived with me*
a great and who was withine throughout
, the Mexican war® but the to him was not
ia m ■ —it v.t ii: Xiy father; at; 1 it’ Mr. .<u:u
----| nor will a.-dc rrny of the surviving oihceiw or
soldier- of tlig9th Infantry. , all of whom were
ffrom New England,, I think they will tell turn*
w
j ttait it was a matter ot - r*d>'U:>ty .. if g. ]
belonged to the negro, or he% •! mg-M to me.
At ijjjl even it, if Mr. Sumner will si-nd Etc, :
in one im.ifith, double the ettny hat
bring, if ottered for sale,®hc could not in lac.
i him to touch it. wish a condition annexed that
he should live in Ma-acho-Mts a- a fiv.'-inan.
.Mr. fcumner may fin’ s>ui:e apology fur the bit- .
10®110-> nj - ’ • tii (d!::'t M, ;; * cil f
®’ < ‘".l mby the lamented 1M •• 1
t . 1 y :*■ * t *. 11
ood Southern SftJb * . . - *■ accounted
; f*ym th? swnegr mod. Ts be had passed half
i time am .?"g the English Aboliti&ugk, hel
would have escaped 9 the caning, ns well as the
jsrtore disgraceful he kgs made of If.
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The fullowift'g is the severe rebuke^admuiis- •
tered by .Senator Chesnut, of South Carolina. (
to Chalks Sumner, of M *hu .. :
Mr. Chesnut remarked, that the extraordina
ry, though characteristic speech whjph they had
in ;;r 1 to-day, demand-. I a\f 1 .or two to be
-aid in A! “a 1 -ng absence in Mu; .y .
; fawning a; 11: fc<-i < Tr * y, . j itv
j at#l V! vivlug \ contempt, th.e slamiett-r of !
-i State® and men had fbanpeared in the S#npte.
IVe had h.‘]n 1 that we mould be lviitfCcd.lVem
the miserable out-] airings of hiv vulgar until e.
We had hotied ti. .no who had (bit. fh< ugh
he lirilcdk. to men! the t® : - yt ■!:. • ■ f f..fm- ;•
insolence wt)#ld have become wiser, if not bet*
tor* 1 y experience. In this we wore disappoint- j
1 cd. In the heroic ages of the world men were
often deified; bts it was f#r some possession or
exercise of some virtue, wisdom, justice, mag
nanimity. £ ourage. In Egypf'beasts and rep
tiles were v,a r.-hip] and, not lor their owrPsako,
but for wfit they r proented; imfjt lias been
left for this day, and ii; f#r the abolitionists of {
Massachusetts to tire of mal
ice, ineMidaeity and cowardice. ®Wo do not in-1
tend to be guilty of any such apotheosis of
malignity tup; n: .yinoss Y.> do nut ii#(* r id to
contribute, l-y any induct upongpur part, to
‘swell number of devotees at the sludge of
this new idol! Xo, ir, *ve kwwf> the expecta
tic.n and therhopo, but we are got inclined again
t'end tlm recipient es pnnislimcut Hbwli
til* world \elp*ng volvmcs ot®
1 si.'Old .ran i malice.* ate*.mm- > .i. >
wc have remained quiet, and shall endeavor, if
po.- fuie, to remain oust, uiulej that which wc
have hewrd. @
That is®nougb, and nothing more less,
remarks an paper. Xo (remitoisfrom
South •< tuy’iiia can licr -ai'oyr *toop l.j &■ M, Uj
Charles pumner,® and no ifep esentative will
lnn'c oct.iasiou to give him new notorie;Let
him reniniif'in the s.ditude'of his own irremedi
aole and iiieftabicinfa.iiK-. ’f out 1 1; g'-.lt
a(e, the treat';re crawk in sh> 4 wav of
Southern geiitlcma:', 1$; it- l’- put n.-hfe wfcli
the least possible application omshoe leather.
The tiling inn;-, ffve ivt nnfliy noble and honor
able men, and a : root :ml gb Sous of
liistiUifions, an I in luMnent of rctrospec
t®n, may exclaim : @ @
(i;ey a'.l .1 (lie ® C ‘
And • tis'ii: i:1 mnussiniL ■’ tilings
I.fcvd on: and so did IM® ‘ ® ®
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Bell jputl Krcrrtl. ®
The Sationul Jnfe/t'ijena r thus prefaces Mr.
Acceptance: Vt’c sincerely
congratulate the u Cons;'tut# mil IH
ion ” Party throughout the country on the an
nouncement which wc are ciiable'd to # m. f.: to
the acceptance by Mr. Everett of the
nomination m him hy tfe
i Convention fm* tl*: Vice ITeddency. of th ?
United States. I! is letter of aceentanc :. so
beautiful and iftiprc --ive, while ii will c%itc a
p|oibunil pride ®n the ranks of his
® political supporters, cannot fail t® inspire both
and solicitude in the breasts ot all Pa
triotic aud thoughtlul men of every partv. due
reluctance which avow.- in yielding
h.*s fcceptancc of this nomination is cvidcntlv
sincere, and all who are especially ac pointed
with his personal circumstances, and?
jfre . will be fully satisfied of the depth of?
this reluctance, and the sacrificetvhieli he makes 1
ito a sejiso of duty. W#ean only hope :
that the sacrifice may be rewardr 1 <*by the ap
” pro^’ng voice of bis country ealUiig the
high 4;ust for which lie was nominated so i
! much unaniinitv aSd ®
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A riu-t vrithon n Parallel. I
We dyubt whether aty Kailway Coi®pany®iii
the Wiori least in this coil iry, can iuniisli
a pafallel to the fact stated in the Ileport of i
the Directors of the Xew Jersey Kail road t'o.,
ma ie*to a die .-tuckin•; !)-. on the
dtU
, operation, f-;3,00<4M.i(i of pns-eggers
transported safely, and no passenger has been ■
killed or maimed in the cars during the entire !
period. ® S = ®
This statement, whether we attribute the
fact tocyod management or good luck, or*to
lYovidential causes, is well fiti< 1 In iCoif
tiJence in the Road. lit view of the above
; fact, and the satisfactory of the compa
ny’s affairs, the stockholders passed tin® fob i
slowing rcsulut ion :®.
J hat wc offer to God our thanks i
for His pruvidrhti il care, and cqpsider that the
conduct and i ou.yg- meut of tliejtli rctorsfof
ficers and employees in the operating of the !
company merit the warmest praise and* appro
’ bation nf she stockholders.— N. T. Jourffal of
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Iro - for t’cnch J'fcri.
.The scales of iron that accumujm-j around*
the anvil of a # b!a.ks;nitli's sh pare more valu- !
able than manure for peach trees. A shovel
full put roundel healthy peach tree will be very
likely to*keep it in good condition; and it is
®=aßl that tree.’ already diseased have reel’d and
•by the application of fliese scales. Iron in any
form will answer a good purpose.
The Great SatHe its Mexico..
The English m-ii; .-ti. “n. r> ’cut. at iln van.'.,
m Tampico and Vera Crux, confirms in full 1
! the intelligence brought by the Red Fox, of
the late total rout of the Liberal army at (Itiall
alajars. It also brings seme further particu- !
lavs:
The attack uvon the eitv was made on the
2dtli, at five o’clock in the morning. Accord- ’
■mg to the p® .-•huuativii <*l (ion. M oil, the Lib
ils numbered seven thousand l -re
-uro erfed ]'T ‘e< i-f’ arnliory.
i:o citj was dclemi. 1 i.v Urn. \\■ 11, at the
licad of wvven; v-s ven hua irod im. u—acco|?.i.
to the same ® ® ® #
*1 b* engagement - 1 two hours, when, as
.1W ue stated, Gem ! ‘raga received a severe
wound in the leg, and his army was thrown in
to ecu!AW nan i dm-r kr. Jho wound was ‘c
iievmi 4>e mortal. Hem r.:l Ida.a also fei!
into tne hands of the enea ®
and he ctcad and w-ntmled of the defeated Lib- :
|oi *- mo -:1. >be n _.i; !, and a1 *
* number of ]ri - tiers fri , t. i;!i tlieir wounded
cnief, intcuthe bands ot - tl.e ciu*iy. ®
• AJargc iuantity or stores, ammumtiom and
fc ‘ p- 0- : I.* : i@tal
The whole Constitutional army, in fact was !
olunpletr!l : cuM- 1 and®li .j r- od.
Un. ii; i-m m wa>- n : a en; at 1 1 l<-i: ft 1 1
*'■ ‘ \ fi {■ Ci . if*, ar
. rived W * *• *
j.-.-i - : ®i the (1’ v.
* <s>
. ©nr Lean I3i ling,
[[ lie 1: la. M !®ay-: Si v. w< 11 attended,
in numbers, an I in poipt c f intelligence an 4 re
* spcctamlity is selcronj equaled and never sui®j
passed. Vfe saw tbo*e preset, who dor years :
lit". ■ ’ f>\ ;.i ■ ; uiiti. M ‘.flu y wor
’ out on tli|jf occa%*®w 1 med fnll.a4ve
the responsibility that rests upon &e con;rva- s
live people of tbo country. Y lie speeches were
and listened to wit S> profound in (crest. — j
’ l he utmost order j ami not otic in!i*r
[ was beard. Every mast
- o'.ed aetuato 1 y the 5... it of liar mo- ®
and by one eoSnmon si i :it. ® i
v (•) •’ v®,
—i— H -* •
From Savannah to Jcrnsiikm#')
M\ exilian . . - . are seiUiiig pine luifl
berfiuiu Savannah to Ji-r#ah m and Jbimasens.
Savannah is <Qe of our youn;®'t leading sea
ports, and Damascus, thfnigh not on the sea, is
tlie plat® known to civiliza
tion. Jn is spoken if in Genesis as ii‘<sL were ;
: angola ostablishc(kfdaei!iutho®days of Aura- |
ham, is iseh"i i steward was Eicazor nf ;
1 H an i. no doubt, a first rate busii^ss
, man, or else s<? eminent a person as Abraham
never would .Jiav: him. lie would
have been surprised if he c@uld have heard
(hat in about four thon-nml, bis native
city would be importing pine timber from the
unknown West, v, ith *,el iuhA. liar® by, and the
cedars not quite exhausted. • • •)
<-*-”
f It Don't take ntack to its si lit* :in l-lil^lor.
It dqg*i take much to make an editor—so .
many people say. Os course it don’t. It only 1
requires a little thinking, writing, looking over
i a few hundred cxchaim s a week, and other :
similar trifles,-- a eao deal us reading plough
ing, searching, study, nncrcxperience. r J hese
‘a"ie B®thing,
•i see. Jl is lfUtliing to write all day and night,
-—to Saerilii ? aluioxt <-v..ry( fiiug enj <W-- , to
>or harder than a nigger, while the members
of other pn.fcssions r#ei in ta 1
found fault with by every ass that brays. Alt
easy enough. Somehow, thougdi, (hc-se sort of
folks who light an on what if
required t make®an editor ucvt® succeed in
one®themselres. They s-o.w
iry, but as oreu fad. ® It ;t easy enough till
tLe } o nis trio nin han't?,. Ti;cu conics .he
pinch—then they see poveity of brain
and 1 luor !. ■.k skdl ; that not evgxi
the judgment required to • m A- ,
who say ih.m t take much to make an ediior
go!.or;,by sliow th# it ha - •- a great
■ deal a i'ool. icmkom-u interested in
these goods will idease make a note for their
own es; eeh.l ! ‘fMit. * ®
1 ® @®®
-.v <a ' v *‘ s *:> a,lk onc-e,” said a soung man to ns,
the othiiAuiy, “and I shall never forge# it. In
company with several utlier jovial fellows, ] was
induc ed pretty freely, and, by the time
i I got home, I seareely knew wiiere..,i was, or
what I was doing. ! was put to bed, and how
1 my .[ i#fd th -re I c!o not bit J
awoke, my sister was setting beside the ]fed, en
gagmk in sewing, ifelie moment her eyes fell
on niy lacc, she burst into a flood of tears, and
Yrapt as if®her heart would break. \)verw heim
: e with shame f rmy conduct, I then formed
a resolution never t#g"t driffik again; I have •
lucre Itu ti'.at r< min:ion for smne y#ars, and
i n# n to keep it- !*’ *
For Better, for Uot se, •
hen c man loves a before lie tries j
to win her, lie w ill have, if he loves her tinsel-j
fHilly ami g-eiier,msly, dually a doubt cnccA-
both hqg and hinisi If. In fact, as I i
Tread some “ Y\'imn a man truly loves a wo
; man, be uYuld not mm -5-I#-,- any aeeo- j
: lie was quite certain lie was the i
could p< ssibly marry.® But as%oon
as she loves him, lffiuws it, and is cer
tain un worthy he may be, ur ho w
ever many faults she may possess —I never i
told you yoiyvere an angel, sid 1, littl^iady?- {
tliev hav#c;®; their lot together, @ ciiosen one ,
;iUf,ither For hetftr, for Worse ‘ V thgn the fas ,
’ (S’ - things is He has his rights
close and strong, as no other linmanabeing can ‘
! have wit| re her—she has herself
them to him; and if he has any manliness in j
h.m he never wil> let them go, but hold®lier !
fast foouver tuid ever. @ @ ®
The Secret of Keeping a Friend is valuable,
a*Sd must Be observed B, with care, flaking ac
quaintaneev is easy enough— anj® fool
can do that; the difficulty lies in keeping them,
and #onverting tln into friends. The best
method I kpow of i.-, to present your indepen
dence.® There Are obligations, however, winch
can be rendered and accepted without a loss of
; independence. The pleasure of conferring a
’favor is greater to properly constituted lyinds 1
PthaU that of receiving one; but it is delightful,
and a guarantee of continued amity, if the
kindness one receives efta promptly be reef
* catoa. Secondly, do n-,t press four com]-any 1
too much upoi#tho *-\v acquJiiitancc.- •Make ‘
‘ yourself agreeable to him, let him seek your &-
i and when you arc with him. avoid all 1
I topics on which a of opinion is likely
p to arise.— llu: >c Journal. t
*
■file proprietor of a- i?l in the capital of a Wes- ’
i tern State, posted s; - ilowing notice in the hall-/
t\®y leading to the • ni-tg i#ont:
••Members of A ,-tihiy trill go to the trftle first,
an-.l gentleman tifterwanK. <$
‘•N. B.—Rowdies and blackguards will please not
mix with members, as it is hard t-getel 1 one froif the
other, i£ @ t
IA 43 koH 7TSe<li-iiie. —McLean's Strengthening Cor- j
d ; :d ar .i Ti >od Puri.', ris ..f the ;>,st n -etui end ]•!••-
if tile day. It is mild and agreeable to (
the test--. i-;acin_ ti.c m t-’-s, mving a licaltl y tom to
the stomach, and imparting a glorious appetite. A wine !
glass fait'taken thre ti es id y,,wiH<>e better than a I
family physician, as no other medicine will be required.
For belles it is part ieularly reconuuended.as it strengthens
the ribs of the weaker Vi sels in an a- o:ashing degree,
x-• . it in > iiei lunm. iSoi; bv ... St ixas
• 1., • •
’ ... “ -4 --* ———— ,
*1 . ®
. • •• • : • i. ’ t<. :
extreme south and western country, is tb tear they have
. iv. • we i.• -..: -vs a:;t e. ked by ti is o'.
• *
If A’ :'. ‘ - ‘ ‘ i‘‘ ’ Ft Vi* V-, .■ : 1 f 111 I.M’ ;t !.■!;]
edv, i)f. Hostetler has fire sent, <1 l.is e.-h !>: ated “Ithtei
w 1 • ■ <-■;i: iv e ;. ,\\ •; > •
| * ■ fitters,”
prepared after a loni Pd •
* iv- t iV.'U the eiie. “iiiiums • . a .~! it j,
:as well a till classes, from every part of the country. — 1
TANARUS. tfc->M win d,;;!y heir \ v ;!1 w.
to try 1 lie-tit, and judge for tm-ms, l\ i. sjum-ii\ ely.
, Soi.i bs d-uggisi- ; ‘.d .ha!- m c.-itera'iiy, every
where, hoc advertisement in another col aiati. •
„ TjfOJeI^S VLLLE P tIICES tlUllllihlN T.
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FLOl'K—Superfine i* b'bll 00 (•
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f 111 I >l-:.S. V#! 9 , 10
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* Sweedes and ... *
Sheet ®. : ’ I .
Rous iuul Bands l.! j a \
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, OILS —Linseed V g'l 1 12tg &A 12c
f’ fl
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1111 - K I ‘
KerosntP g'l 200 ‘e i
Bki'i -.-Mess,® . .-8
Prime •.. • * •
Bacon - !, -.v 1\ ’
Bi#es II ! 1 15
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IVes'i-rn j? In] 2S /. 30
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CH KESfi i .
1 SAMP..®’ *'■■■ 1 sh 300 £ 350
S!|. IT ........ .....
SYlil Ptft-New Orleans. . .
Conotry ■•’ :.r ! 49 . 5O
WfflSXY—Ree.ifi.-d I’ g'l 50 15
* Monomrsiiiela P v'l
i • tll ! 11 VI i’ r 1 7 o
M*ikits n ti
m'bAlf —Brown lb 8 g Id-a
( larilied C Hi 12V-; a ■ 15
Crushed ld
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’tibw ADVERTS*’
j
® [MET>irAT. CATID.] •
ISa’IJC'C a-!. E*.C* v
■jMiAYIXi; FORMED A O#P4RTXERSTIIP
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piuo'it;. • •
‘ i® ■ ( rffice, ill’ onetoccj pit and I v @r c< ,® e
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m'illfi 3 8” Bp 22 SF 4, ■ i JJX S
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AA. ii “11 e irj..
thrt e ti jr- boy . Rrabrn, Thottons stiwl Molmr.on.-
S t r.-iiMin to L-.t-lievo sotim
hi .; V, !* : .. i* < . I*.
•e\ idenca : o couv ict 1® • . gint 1 .
a . • ® <s
Description. ® .
REUBfiN is black, about siv wet six im'hetfelu'gh,
w . pg Si a
years old, wjtcn sj'okcn to drnje I- I mi..< ■
9 ■. V.
bmulH-r ■eventeen shoe. J*
TllOM#s is biaek, üb&t f..m- |jr t.-ve i;
high, about 45 or 50 vei rs jd. w . ,-d • ■ 1 ... ....
pmtm.- s| eai -v. i;, .<*<:. Fly v. hi •• f. ♦,
brogue nf the South Carolina ‘ice negro.
SOLOMON iqpbout - %
. 15H 1t- It.. ’ go. ■ ‘ aver'. - d'L t w - , A”
sleek wkin, and before ho left had tuanv krtiifeea on his
| body, caused by a muh- running away with him. in walk- \
ing he swings himself about, and when sCtiuding i.- in- !
a *
ll.t y tu ! ‘-tipp s-’d to In nud. mg tii, : - •*
Jttel#ouviHe or Fcniandina. I wilt nay ® & 1
coulineinent <.!’ these bow in po
I Pi* their delivery to me at inv plantation, three
“ry on •
®je 2r-lfl ® ® ‘ * WES A. l.!.\T<X.
.... 1 iie Madison Messenger will please copt one
| month and forward acooujjt to tlris offtce. . * • ‘
. •
15a r j%a*L ills in lands.
®rjt] h t.MAS col >, rv®-& v. n 1 ’ x i , t. f
I.E , 172, A>->, ..>?. 1- ill I> i Tt.. 4
No. •
| I>ecatur, Comity—l9t fr. ■ No. 11. 2 '-th V
District. No. 2G4. —E—
Cobjuitt Cminty-- Bth Dist . N ,9. l( I ■#• ‘- . 317, #lt)i
t Lov. lidi s ('mae v—t’tli 1 >d; N't e :v;
ddd. 379, iff ‘. 38(1,'391, 402. LHit Dist., No. 349. m
Itv In Coi . tv—lsteJ i.-t., and . | - ;,ti Di- . N
97. 1 I■ g. Nos. Ft!. 3 JO, 394, I*. I .:#•
Apj Ihi - County -2d i No 291.®3d Dist., No. 113.
j Ware County—Nos. 307, 427. @
( otfeg l muly -No. 1 ‘ • ® j
I Dooly County—l2th Dist., No. (’7.
; Cherokee Cgwnfy—oAth Dist, No. 325. * j<
Fee County—lst'li ffist . 255. 18th Dist., No.. 90.
! Fagy County—l Ith lie ~ ml ti. -.1,.
Also, 100 acres near on the Tallal.assce
1 roml. 9 t,
Also, 3Ooacres improved land, o.i the Ttdlalnisse*iad,
two milus i# . h. hniging to J*l. M’ LGlan.
i IT’ These lands will be sold very low for Cash. Ad
i dress tire subM-ribe-Uftt AlbanP. Ca.’
j JWVe 27, 1860. ® ® P J > . SMITH.
• “®- ®
t DMIMSTK l IOIt'N SliE Will be sold on |
J\ riiesdav the 7th day of Augu.-t. a; lii C*>urtliottse
in FhomasVlile, the dweHingsbouse and fotuSeen acres of
bind attached, belonging to the estate Id B. DttViotH I **
deceased. #> * * A * •
i #A!s<>. td_t!io®anie time and place, 8i venti cn lots in the
town o^Thointisville.
Ivi ins, small notes, wSli approved seenrip-,
I t -laniinxy next—il not piuictu ,i'v psio. t.. mtert-et
froi,.®lm ■■ sf sale. ® jd Si.IN AS. A : r.
; and hoinasvi lie 21st June, 1860. ie 25-fit
- -- -A- -
EOBCIA,
T Court, /j Ordinary, June 21, 1 St*o
1 Whereas, HENRY ALLEN, tin.- fav, Kv petition, b„- ,
®'C 1 1 duly appointed Anvttnt n,, e/n C /a- ’jrnn ;in 4>n
j the .-stale of Daniel IF Dean, a- ceaserh “1 said county—
All persons are. therefore, hereby no died p.fl.
i objections iti said Court; otherwi-. P imaueiit Lettersßof
J Adtainistrutioimon said estat. , will be vr ir’ed and 5-- ,1
to said applit tiiTr, at ti regular ‘j in ... . ,d.l (• ;m t , •
held at the Courthoii'C®n Thomusville on the fn g* Mon
day in August next.
je *27-31M HENRY IF To* 91 Cr< ii tr y.
AIMU.MSTR i rOR fi XOTH E 8i “” ♦
alter date, toT. it, on ti:.- tii>t Mot mv in s ■ • ~|,.-,•
. 11 •xt.AHdieatiou will be made to tie- Cos rt of < dim rv
: ol I liTlnias Countv Fa-have to i-.-il nil the lauds bel.-mi
. mg to the estate ol James B. Edwards, laf<-, of saiil couu
fct.v deceased. FEVTON I>. SMITH, Adm’r.
i • ! ■* °
-tost,
A SMALL TT.fIR BREAST PIN,. IN THE SHAPE
b \ dT;i Maltese Crn.-s.and tipped with gold. The finder
will be suitably rewarded, bv leaving the same at the
store of
je 27-®st jE. REMINGTON & SON >
• @
• Criiud Jury F’rpsenlmciils.
FIRST WEEK.
( VETE". THE GRAND Jl ROJJS, Chosen and Sworn for
V T the Co-!!., in • t kd" ,rs *
I re. p.s t*idly mi 1 - ait ; inWol lowing Presentments:
Ist. ( o!) i: tetaolt Rondt*. report
e tind I'V tl.is report that onv roads are, with a few
exceptions, in verv good order. AV e would c: 11 especial
’ altei.uon by the proper authorities, to the Tallahasseo
ioii i. ii- to t’ .'.t pat ‘imilar portion of said road between
t Flfteberville line and the Spring llill fork. Also,To
. V. ■ M-tjo! - ot the Alb: uv or -lav • i< ad.
■ F— * _
W . ■'[. ,1 .i j oi ...... ‘eoi: di i- oi., vita tb<- except ion ,
m.d 6,-na t We tind tha
• ting the back of one#
ehimnevani \ f Avanting in the # windsw^ftnd
l-.rf.flii, • \Y. fart!'., r notice that new IoCKs are
to be botighrat every Court for some of the rooms —to all
of which we beg leave to call the attention of the proper
autkoril ® •
o,|. cmniuitfco. Books and Records, report—
We ii* and the A honk in good order dud would
’ that ike Treasurer; hereafter, be prepared
with a ballance sheet for the committee We find the
Ordinary's hooka both cuTTcc tl>'and neatly kept A Iso,
tho-e of the Cleik. • . .? .
| ; i Coinv i'tee on C'umty Funds report the tu.,#wir .
< t . • • Ai‘
1 h>r fnmls on h •id 1
A\’ ■ hrd also, 4|e iixffl.tclness of the County amoui t
• .• • . ii, .1 \ ;<-\v o| i! is
indebtedness we recommend our county officers to use tha
.non- until this indebtedness i.#cancelled;
> paid Without i.-ctvasi.m
InierioiF Court
®f s 59 p. roat mi the State tax for county <
We would a!-<> call the
i ,- j ®I- aVilj .id pa’ - i-:#d 1"’ ‘■ U"®,g
i. ‘ ‘ s • • i*i <i it .. utFii.i.mi : Ujh lh- niimhri* of brhi i:< -a
w ‘.(1,-: • . on-.',1, or fi;iti®'f sepa-
j here are three ttidges kept at the couniy x-
I pence*
• ients made of petty often
, e . i / i, t t* ® .!u p>tls ere there is 10.
. i ■ (isf rfl © tu s for the iiropft*
J * ■
uid be ado]>ted to sup
| . ■ f .la : . i. ‘• ‘ 1 ‘ PI V ’ ‘ ‘* *’
# i.*;? . x ii and., - | annm: -n
:■!! ri:i. ■ ) # *->! eut'|. iim >"1 1
, 1% , , ;i l|. , * : .V v lIJ.I'T- where I
, , ® ill in less <'until it , - than one (juar*. A\ e think
, g, ; a .j; . i ally jtrev i't
• evils refer;-, and io. : ,1 wc ..fl work no® aruallip in tliia
c-ut ;V, v.®( re tile aval, nos honorable and
live tmploviueut :m- open to every citixen. ®
• \, , would most resentfully eaU the attention of our
l Lo" Mature to the consideration of the Boundary question
! between this” State and Florida. AA e are fully satisfied
jj. ; ij, - as iti tend.-d by all its aits only to
* settle a long liti'CitcM*and vexed (question, by running out
and marking the line whicli bad been long recognized by
ibe j-. op!.- both •- o: il. oas not to the n-
I vii ri lationa of tin- citizens of either State, t.itit-s to
I land ; hut bv a foi ed epua ‘ , iew
li-;.- Ii: *’ ce'n inn. wi-R-!i difi'e s widely firm that intend
,,,i i.y vvl : It a la®.- ami valuaLle teriir-.ry would be
,-ut olfeJrom our Slate, aflt na-ay g” ul i/.e-ns traml'er
i. . against to at.- .41 u. 1 !♦.
islaiure umvliave tlie- right thus to transfer the all. gianco
ot her i itiz'ai” tli ■> ,!i Me doubt it: hu! at all events, we
Ia tv not * i v i: was liieir intetihon, ev'-n. i: ii- to
deprive many iitfive C< ore ians of to eiti-mu
i slop iri their own StHte. and thus to cut them off by :i
eomproinise; and we would, therefore, most strenuously
;j i- ... ; a , i :i ot’ il. •uAvly run line—-
its the State of 1 lornlii, I v her act, has tailed cntiri !v to
.on y w i. i. • t I.: !"-el.'Ui pt-oj Ip- G< or
ia. hi* l bus annexed®,. tnluiion in her art. wholly incun*
ei.t wffti that agreement. We trust, therefore, that
icv, tlio t . inor. will retrain from any act
ot eonfirnmtion of the i.. w lnu, and that the Legislature
will a-. . ; y •i ti-, iv original iut<-t tiw
, , rum i; . , f I. , o.'l - eeo--m/. -1 hoe: Oi t ®
: cannot he done, leave the. (jUesiion to he settled by the
Supreme Court of the Cnited St..tes, under the suit insti
tuted there lor that j impose.
We would furtVer t-ieommeHd that the Ordinary be ati
t'.u.i i/., •. ! . ® n ® old sva: mu <>l ]>av ing tor the ed
ueatio.i ■■; i! *>••* eli ■.<: :.i.u l'.,r Ih.s purpose, we re
commend • i;x ol pi tern he levied by tin Or
■0•I! -v , # .0 “tie feed r- -aived
lr. .a j • k •# y, r lsoC, 1.-,- apple * >
■| j. i.• e v t;. only. ami no! :t * .
W: I lII'I Ii T. 1,. , elves ami live above o..;;: i;i
#■ *
IF- . v% |R” ,|i i ici -ell li\ I I,F on. ol
upu F, ... S'. 1 . AV. call the esp.-ti.il attention or’ the
* olLU>e en
s * .
• ■’
* A* ii. 1 ■® . . - I’ I !': e-', •
■ * *. 7 • l " 1 ” I g
- V ‘7 ; ‘ Af r D v lli’ •
Fi tal.ii : i- i,: n- Honor, Judge Harris, we cannot
i ‘ -oil i: i. g a, ta ,!:ani.’ for his e>nirtt st to
► *•
■* 9 • i # t>a if® -h
®
pi-oinjit amj dc-mn e rt.aimer with whicli he dispatcher
*’ era of tin Coi- v Particularly WouM we cite as an
i
** M the entire absence
I •
* * A
-Wd othe.-o] .. Coi. rwe bf : leave to ten
’
£• ® •
T of ilies,- pres, at.,ients
in tile Cos. ~ , @
* CHARGES if REMINGTON, Foreman.
Ij. Mo it a i on. ® •
ffel TA !';. j-.v! 1 TT,
B . 4 A. nv.
Jou.N A. Bm#'NJ .G, ® ® *
,• • A ®
w. ® @ ® @
IFi nity Cope; vxd,
. * AA'tl : r.
* Adi son Way,
James iM.n.i.Ltt, • ® and
* . James M vsse
i, i. i, *
1> L'auajiohe,
• John I®oe, ,
John ,vj, “
* Nathaniel McArthur, _
• T. B. AVhitiield,
* 0 -F J. Ragan, ®
• \ i: liam J. Dicket
9 # John A. I.ane,
* Ii v C. p ,v. r.x.
( ‘ * ‘'|gp-’,‘® ‘' ie o‘iiiittes of ibomas Superior
* PfiljjfrE, D. t !.. r k. A
3PI <0 3XT3t3 ER*
*. Variety- Works,.
. TIIOAHSVaLLE, ga, •
trpHE l NDERBIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY*
\ .
<y riion.iisv. i !e, and th.- sur® s^jmv
rounding country, that they - ‘
. UKFiT’rs:i|
.STEVENS dc ]BETLER’S
WfilTY ISMS, o - -
• • ill entTfe xeav ®
ii Q 1 r L ER, cEcll ue *
* c ’
P. Tk' ’ • \ryr t
i lil p 1 Ax. • J_tX, J 9 ®
AND ARE NOW RI'ADY TO FILL*SI I ORnrrs
•. IS-il, 11>T1A TUKy AIAY HAYH foR
*
, • * 15U\RS, •
• MOILftiYG,* ® @
OF \rr K-tvn -
vt ALL KINDS AND VARIETY TO SUIT.
(dt.i days will he 9 #
® YVeducstfajs and Saturdays,*
h<t fr 1 r: ‘ ,rO11:! ~ 0 ip re -'l'ictfully solicited, ami we
>” with' X: imoa !tud promptness ip the“husi
t, no * Inferior <o Any. ®
| pleas.- ~ 11 that imiv favor us with a call *”
Jm Gn.-e, ‘ I:: ' rrns ule CAsH OX in every
-''l; 1 * -M< FEXDOX A lIFTEICIF
r^P rooverville Academy. *
T l .'!; 1 M HV. OI'bDRE.-PFi TH lA.Y
■ ‘ “"’ ‘” ‘C” r ’ ;• 1 ’■■■'■! G.-oov, rville ami the surrounrl
n,; country, that the enstting Term of School will on
Smut ay .Inly iih.
,i j u ’ for . 7 C kbe nil patronage which he has reeei
cutlV ur" 1 *- > \ c)UI diligence ami perseverance, not
m the tutun >Ut t 0 mCnt a of the same
1) ,. T ‘‘ r ’ , o pes i Sc * ! ’‘ OM of Twenty Weeks.
x i mull j j irmiehcH v. t n aa
Common English jo oo n
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; cltarges made for less titan half a Term.
.No deduction made for absence, except in cases of
pro , eted st.-kness.
N. B. A Boarding House lias been opened in the place
where good board can be obtained. Good board can also
1 > amt m priv.'i- families at reasonable rates.
ye 20-51 • e J. HOLMES
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