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Daily Loyal (ieoryian. t TA CA.. .11 LV IT, 1807. .-±'< \ 11l '•'ll.l.Vl. OlilfAN C. I-'.. GOVERNMENT. j 0//U 'ml Off fan of Hn• (J cory ia Kilm ational Associat ion. -Micommunications lor publication must be uiit'.'-n only on one ride of Ibe paper, and su*- • '»Mp:A>i( and Villi the name of the writer, Wo ! (■ 1 >'.i-ii the name, uuh *s the writer a i :i' —t, m tUt so, but we muHt have it, as u ;u,u aiii- of the truthfulness of the article. >';,uiVM Uuiou Republican Party— Adopted it Atlanta July 4th. V,'!«< it wt, humbly acknowledging our de* r ,rr m .<i overruling Providence, who i.ape. the dot-mica of men and nations, thank , . i !. v <«i tor having, through agencies ,n<: in. ti .mn . i.iiitii : In His wisdom selected, ■ v* >t our Government when its deepest !» er»»! •dm.- iv -r. being slink*. n by the mighty :.«fu -i\ im of Hi* net ut rebellion. And U to'u tin luyul men of Georgia desire the t-lc tth-ment ot the disturbed ...... «..■!*.{ t hi. country : ami whereas, we be* ;t t. < i v.t.abiishmeiit of justice in essen !b* • udiirin 11 ace, that patriotism should . vi. i :>(, and that it in Hie duty of i : . **» * ~ rish all its people; and whereas, i‘ : v. •.i it these principles are called K* , •. let-:. * bout the Union. Therefore, , t That wc udopt the name of the • • . , .n party of Georgia, anil de ..ut *.!*.< in alliance with the National i: ut i h ~.nt \ «.i the l idol), end for the un* r..| iipla.it of the Union of these B fates. v i That we pledge our hearty sup -1 .. t..i» • m .ii •’rnet'mii nn usures of the Con ■l I - t>i Ihe ( lilted Slabs. /. - / That. ic. is the, duty of tin; State ; . , at* all her children, and to that end, we i mi intend the « iublirimiont of a general sys tem of free s chool:;, /.*. f, !. That Ihe Union Republican ! > i iileidiii' din its history and by its < i'iii 'll pi iiu ij’Ses with tlie rights, the in i. i a.id iim dignity oi labor, and is in •, b* wi!)i Hie toiling masses of society: red ibe' i i>•: working moll of Georgia will i . : its baud:, every.encouragement • •da i :. t! i • tied may 1"- necessary to pro* j « I. in :: full I iglds;and, that in the mainlen r.."e <.f Hi j»!> ; ilion taken and tin* principles nr lei'.*. Ibis day avowed, we cordially in i M . nu;.. laliou of all citizens, without i, ad to Iheir jjo 1 idea I antecedents. i Tied the Union Republican j ’.i. \ \ of the Slate of Georgia pledges itself to :.m: a.. n iln* lieu and legal rights of nil men, ami iii abior by the prescribed terms of .<(aii,»i•, iu electing to olliee those duett only v. e" <•' u comply, ill fill respects, with , m eient of Ibe Acts of ('ongress, and who ja ■ ■ , the Government of the United ■ rail ii any other that could be (Valued. u, , 4 hat we avail ourselves of this . niiiuitv of <*\prt - sing our liiigli admit:i .|,M! (• . I;» for Milj. Gelt. John j’opC, ( . ii utiiii;*, this District, and of cordially < ii,i . im* 1 j'wise, patriotic and statesman s.liaii i 1 ration ot the Reconstruction !, o.\ , with a-uvaneos on our prut, that, he j* t ii. at all limes, have the encouragement and support of the Union Republican Party • f < h •. t,i, ,e Id - further eudeavors to in at - l >‘.d anti lead government for our 1 cloved .Male. . ! !..*' ■ he thanks of Ibis Uonven :‘* ho temh-red to Mr. A. W. TVnny, of .. *. 'i .*!i.. and Hint \\« letjue t him Jo fur with a copy of Ids aide, eloquent and “n:,. i ■ h. t»*i publiealion. Marc v'ontral Committee, '•-ion Republican Party. Ill'll. !■ ill; I’.l.oliii i:tt, of August,;!, (.'ha irnuui. < l .1 i . I .itv a nt, of Augusta, Acting .S ervtary. !>[:•:rii; t'ul. A. \V. St.me, t . I' ,s. I in/..-hint., James .Vi. Simms, . ’ S.ntiiiuah, mill T. C. ('aiii]il>t.'ll, i i' A1 <-1 11 1 s>sh county. ... Muriel W. li. Noble, of l.'a :■!«'!j.1 1 enmity; Robert Vlcxamlcr. Clay comity. a' i»i.-;t,-ii (>. W. Ashfmrn, '■ !,-\. i Sauiitici-s ami Hampton r.eiiton, 4 tiumlim. : fti*tfi< i 11. M. Tui'iior, A< : .i. Wallace, Millc.lgcvillc. .*'■ W,. * Col. John lfou b-, . 1 san I, W. .5. White S. W. ... Augusta. M ..b .;i Davis, ol Atht in. ■ , ■ /> i, .' \Y in. Markham. )’. M. SbciWcy, Rome; Rn. i", Mar’ctta; William 1 ■ ■ •■■aliam, Rome. \V ;.via;ion Correspondence. W 111 \d ivN, 1 i July 10th, lstiT. ( ~Ti m i.;;!; not, l.c uiVahl of the • !••• 1 lin ai :ia mi j va.ls the Mill j i : the !Hsi IN,Am in Cove;- / It'- ! i, •:! of the 1 filiic. Those words not. ■ u.-I'r..juciith- ..ccur to my mind wlion ! oi ■.• j';.nii-.; to takejv.ssc-xion of a sf; r.ngc | ivd, but I am sorry to say. not :ho vcassuring etlVv. 1 roi.lti «U.-in\ i • i .u am ol the “ buggos’’ i v i*ight. \iioralmt and tedious ride from; \a ’a !- Richmond, I wrote i,'\ name on the rvyi-ior of th- Rahard ; I'm -o. :,i;d in i’.uc time retired to a • a a u iiioh promist.l very iY.tr to my wcarv • . St-.aooly. howtYti, li.-ul i i .mi. lo rb'iidu i tin'll 1 was a\v;.kom >i i b> ..vi lain pt'auliar sensations, wlllt h ; . • in i.if. i mo that there won* ouomios * ... . ... springing to nr. vt l\i :;s t instanlß . • .;dy for ilio doioiico. it was I.nt too fr.se; a sin.dl regiment hud attack' •! i„ ■, <-*•.... -I. like, 'while ash .p ! To >i to my council was | out of tin i| ** mu; ;o I: lug my va- | lisc bit , ; : w, ! ia > down on she - floor, and u . ■ , • . .. on im* once ; moiv ... ! j-. Aifii- a couple ot Imm ' v iii an,Tout 1 by; a s'-: "o i :bo:.; my e .s, and ' giving my ia a ■>!...!■ o, fin-re was a , raffia g <.'ii f • iaur : it a handful of j Kina!’ !■ :< i.. ; n. A*, n i -prang i to the and > on a fail blaze, when, and m i si ■ ho:;; of ror • ! ..m; • ■■' <v< • .eefioti., jlel a. ; ,1 tn) i; u hi- .1;. them jto h: U>i; ; • H’; • 'fid of all I the 1. fs i .aiii . , and sirnctnre, a . poor geu tleiU II .*.',, ’ ;g i.l ;!a- lit; . room. Vv I. iv; . i iie <S* •.* o now ‘t Tlie la .m. An If ws >• a'ike for bid.ii ii i. • ■ ;■-. I lb re ..me many ho;:; to ii ■ • ■ -.'a ’ ~|T. a d..yliglit. ill.. ; ~ L , , 1 ~i;» ..if | ill 111 ’ and au ill *■• a , ,i ; > < prictor of i; . it.: inn. .- many apolo gies jo me, v, i ■ aomii!::im and :.> him ill th: niovning, . ml promised me the like : b.mm. a. \» . occur again. 1 l.imw a Viv;iy, in Sn b !, win : ill a. I lo Ft ; l ;ve any pa 1 me;;' a a Tidy . .-. night -• lodgim.', be.. . •• tv.- anil-iily an i noyed, tiiou . - .. much sthain r 'lf mine ho-.: of she ItT ,a.I laid so ! dealt with me, 1 wo..hi no. ' ,vt old oi' j j him, bm r.-i.igl paid my two dollar ■ j and aim I may : ■ n oil h;:s < m>HH - : thing bn- .. id - i .a nd; lioweuF, that ' Wiadolim iT’gld, Id.c ail mb !.nary ; thill- a ami , low ! Mm ■ h\Y dm I’oi '/Otd a j... i. : a. ry • *>ii to Kiod< ii I. bm • .-mom; the m-.ih-i 1 of 11;, ■ i r :a - i- ■ -1 mi it i'a; life ; then i v,.-i ' aim;- on fit. him-1 Im .. j lime, past the . da . T V. . rn Full, and now iamin I! I- mg : • Ve.-, he re l ii.ava iicin n-aw for live- | da u *: ;■ 1 Join; ! U iiy v. n. 1 . :,- •;11.* ii. !, ing, im: a a ,-ida ia--■ .s- ion o : gK -a unw mi: ■ Stniciiois o. Ii a A i , SI. II ; It.) j know bow 1 a a 1 1 . -a. a I cliar'mt and 1■ a m. a ] ;!.• of- ii. Iracl:. The rebel ed.m - who ermii the; e would noi a <jn *:: m, ~ : -.o the asseiiiba ag <■; taagii a «„!- i :.<> a mil lire, have i'ouhd me: about am c.a, a, . as ; ' , iie ■ •>- plieeit's .and mu , t ia.- h ml tiled* la a. adm ia : Morfovc IC; .e ; i'm oi |! ■ a.. i 1 ’ I tonus .*i !la ill - v I, ■ ■ -ami they gy-i . i-; . is. -’ • df and. he belter. A,. : . a;. 1 Veil it -a ~' l' 'll i '■ ; * :' ' * : 111 • > . *' I oft, V . t. mor: a. iigilUa* will she find h, j III" ... . lii o. e j a at da j new . M.: • ; lid \ c.- . and: y. I and u ill ; living yo-*. ueu oi iiu-b'ena'o-'s a (ion. Ii l'gia.dua i I'Sv or me io aii \ m a humo.i .. ;i v i eopli* It*.-!, and 1 .id.. There , an ..-. ~ si lno:< a. im ;he laces oi' files.* men, thus -.utUienb, suin liloiled from tin - inniHS rod d.U,ads !to iii.v: dm . r*! tin .u.r, .dal | could *- i las: to ; ■ ike ihe . >l. am. . 4 , - id. ■ mi. -, ; . aim j la- -:a ion ■*all. .a a . evt'itl H, ]wi ■ • m-i ■ of .■ . aiens -treiig.il. : They a. a ill- da. . ei< .a them, ! *':t | they .hi on -, b*. w*fn whom iiu v ! that tiny aia more tiiati a matel* for j him. There is, to my thinking, a weinuer -1 tui s[.*rit <•: nmderatd.iii in this bod\ of 1 men, aa iiin one -.ai-etoi.e • the pr**vo . ■ mg. v, • y . live : i eeivod, a i iie J mo,; iw .- sein .wl . .u . The • aw as si, ola: t-.il j i die id ■: rob, Adiiiva od'i. ia the .South, ] ~ . and, -i ha- | ■i- in., io . .;. hi:.* i'l-cn etifcrtiai.ed at all. 11.- :et n ;,.it ma t meg v. fn* as coni, rid ie v. a; dim ed. a .a iastiae, •'".IS' li-e ; imp , and e id.-lied; Con ti* i■!• if* :..d. tid and in a mi as 1 i *- *ho : i.tiow that 1 ovt-r ieit anvj sym - Dt iioct •. unt sv tthin 1 the ■■. - . eir slay s. Ttu y !ik's so lone-j ly in tii- i ' small eo: ut*r, poor things! John Morrissey and Fernando Wood keep each other comp: nv, though not ipiite side by side, the rcjirosi-ntativcs of the scum of New Voik, and now by singular link of sympathy, the champions oi the-chi v.'ii *i."- and lefincd Soutli. Job - ms to know enough to ‘i;>’ rlong vs it Ii ids ; lends, and keep his mouth shot at other tiims. He may, very likely, ho im proved by his new position; po.-ibly it i.m with a desire to educate and ele va! him that, his friend have scut, him to Con - . Era Mis lire and , miglit leag.::, :,t:t If. arhir . dticafiou a hope skin, !i • ; . ;. iti.i,si ■: b\ hi • bray . At’d . ... , ■ dev tothir t upon its <’ • on tin* t .--*,;. ii.fi vi i tie. :*.i ;d : , „i; : be eh .dares i faced dm ... th. n• - * ho|fp ir;tb - ! iot Is C- tli* < i:a i. n'.lcj i itoii- h l and tn : i r v.:' is .“ A ! .life 1 . IV. I.vi*. J;. ay, lying, A mill, i.-m.-t lya. KH! A litlii mm . i." At VI II , t ;stl nil" e! -if talijs* Win mi. Aden - ii and take till it :a I y toheurf, Ai: uy ugentlciUiltl has i.’-.ai call -*i ..ba; -.a re to das', ngc, veiri. He seems to in tin* only man to who. . i d.y think and worth while to j tion , when lie al - . ad : i ii Men cage* b, so the * u a- s. Td-: ih R. i ins ii t m .m .: ; y - I C - i* * A I > ' • |Tk, . iii.- . in - A -s.ji . . .( ! tOW !! l -.- t ss y ie ,s s :* J 1; ' . ' a ' - lu«A \. "L K . ' • = . , Ireland - vnt ottt leg,: >1 emigrants .1 uitre/. n ,T s a , in \ ( ~ <): ,c;m trom ! s '*•_> tn i«oi>, v. -iic in Pinner Party. 1 uk cokoukd rm/.rm ,at: .; : ... ; county, arc invited to j»;trurke ol a v.vnerni «>!>.> i : is .. ; ts> !*c sorvetl tip on SA TURDiI/Sr, £‘7th X9|-ST., AT CUTLER'S CREEK, Oil the S.ivumi.ili K.i;*..|, sis r From F , Tickets for I'cmicinen, i s«-'i >; oo “ i.adtes ** ,-;t) 44 (ivntloman and Ladv. .. 1 *.V> “ Children Tickets can be obtained at the ** Nationrl Ut?r t< I," iu this city. The people will be supplied with luxuries of every Jciud—the* tal.us l*«in^supplied u-ltc-roivto ly M .ill Fruit -. Provisions aw. ' K\cry one who knows Uu bor.nti: s.*i aCouu try TabU*. ami cui*.ys . foiiuirv ladidav, vui (iud their expt i-ta.tioi's fatly rcalox-d a.t this time. rmiti.■ one ‘ Gome at! I ('on c ihcr : bAMKI, M. HEKTON, - , ISAIAH HEIfIOX, C'.'inimttes*. Auirustu, July loth. I>d7. jy!4-td A Protracted Meeting W ILI. iNUumem-e on WEDNESDAY boon the lirst Monday in Auru-1. ;*i Bnislty Arbor, (African Church > Muiirtx* t-ouuty. Gn. All de nominations white and cok>a*vi,*arc invited. iyH-w JAMES FUSE. Ihistor, SPECIAL NOTICES. BOARD OF REGISTRATION. IfljCblecntb [Miili-iiil. Js>' THE BOAKD WILL MEET AT THE Court Iloum*. in Augusta, THURSDAY, FRI DAY and .SATURDAY, July 30tU anil 27tti, to Urgists-r such voters of KieLmond county as liave failed to do go, at the several ; precincts iu the county, from any cause what ever, and to correct any errors that may exist. Augusta, July sth, 1867. jyo-t(l Headquarters3<l Mil' > District.j (Georgia, Alabama and Florida.) Chief Quartermaster's* Office, i j Atlanta, (5a., June 24, 1867. \ ■ ; - BY ORDER OF THE QUARTERN!AS- j ter General V. rt. A., sealed proposals will lie j received at thiei otrice until the 20th July, 1807, for tin: sale of the WRECK of the U. ik j .STEAMER “CONVOY, 11 now lying hi Barran cas Harbor, Florida. The highest bid will he accepted, and the 1 pure barter will be required to remove the wreck so tar from the channel as to present no oh* j f-truetion to the usual navigation of the Harbor. : The United Staten reserves to itself the right Ito reject any or all of the bids, if deemed un- ' i satisfactory. The bids will he opened nt 12 M. 20th July, ; 1867, and should be plainly widoraed, “ Propo- j : c\lh for Purchase of U. S. Steamer Convoy,” | and addressed to R. SAXTON, Bv'fc Brig. GenT A. M., U. S. A., and Cb’fQ r M. *'M Mil. Pis't, j*:2o Atlanta, Geo. GmleyN Sli^fory. THE A MEIIIC A N C( >N VI. ICT. | JNO. THOMPSON, N. York i Brooklyn Agent, ! Ofjiee No. 172 William hi., upstairs. je2s Henry IS. Staiilois* COUNSELLOR AT LAW, No. 170 Broadway New York. THE UNDERSIGNED HAS RECEIVED; the appointment of I NT TED STATES (OM NI ISSION'ER for the .Southern District of Geor gia. Olliee at Augusta. JACOB R. DAVIS. May 0, 1867. ntyS oui Kiiou Thy Ihstiny. M adame e. f. thokntox, the great English A Uailogi. j, (jairvoy.uit amt P y fluunetrieiaii, who has astonished Hie svientiflc ( Rf-su sos the Old Wnrld, has now located lu;r --| self at Hudsoh, N. Y. Madame Thornton p*> [ s< asc-rt “uch \vonderil|J powers of ncrond-right, | .vs to enable her to impart knowh clge of the ! greatest importaiu-e to the single or married ol ; either While in a state ol trance, she de ! litieates tlic very Icatures of the person you are - to marry, and by the aid of an in.-tnmient of j ' ill tense power, known as the Psycho motropc, ! ! guamiucvrt t<* jjrodtmc a life-like picture of ihe ! | iupm lius.'Ruut or wife < *t the applicant, m 1 ; aether with date of imuriage, position in life, j ! h:;«ling traits of character, &e. This is no ; i hnmhuir, m thousands «»f ieslimouials e.-m as- \ sect. SJie will send, when desired, t*. ccrtitleate, j i or writ- ;» guaranlce, that the pietiiri .> what it | j-nrp<>rts to l)e. By em:lf»siug a small lock of, ; fmir, and stating place of birth, age. disposition, | i and complexion, and enclosing fifty cents and i stampep envelope, addressed to yourself, you j ! will receive the picture and desired inforum- ! ! tion by return mail. \U eommimteations sacredly confidential, ! Address in confided.ee, MADAME K. V THORNTON, apb-ly P. O. Box 223, Hudson, N. Y | TO CONBU M PTIVKB.—The ad\miser, having been restored to health in a few weeks, | by u very simple remedy, after having suffered ewend years with a severe lung affection, and l thbl dread disease Consumption, is anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers the means To all who desire it, he will send » copy of the prescription, (free «and charge,) with the diree Toil- tor preparing and using the same, which they will Und a SURE CU HE for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchit.K t ye. The only object of * the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to i benefit the afha-o and, and. apread in formation | which he conceive' l to be invaluable: anti he | hopes every sufferer will try hia remedy, us it J will e. t them nothing, and may prove a bless- Par:■*•-wishing the rrescnpUon will jihart itldre- Rev. EDW**YiU> A. ILcii»N, Williamnty, N. Y. BRYANT & RICHARDSON. j TiOJISEM AND W y II GI STI, G V. Office, ntriicr Eili-- and Monument. Bin us. v e it i: s c 8 B : Hon. L. M. Morrill, M. C , Washington, D. C. Hon. Sidney Perham. M. C., Washington D C N I. iaignr Kebbinrn, K--*,-., New York City. . <; f. Go «•'. Sh.-p'v, iN.nl ud, Me ' Hon. Joseph Howard, <N.d. Albert (*. Browne. Jr., Brjston, M;f-s : *J. S. Shu it.-:., PrcaT I'-v-ol of Health, New York i City. myl‘2- J t N ; FREE DM AN’S SAYINGS AND TRUST : COMPANY, AUGUSTA, GA.. NO. -k> JACK SON STREET.--Money deposited on or lie fore | ; JWy 15th, 1867, will be entitled to Interest as | ; from July Ut C. 11. PRINCE, Cashier. : INVALIDS’ WHEEL CHAIRS, FOR ; c* or out-d*aw use, froms2o. Invalid l . rri.w: jto order. Patent Cantering Horses, $12t0#25. 1 Children’s Carriaues, Swings, Hobby Hors w ! Kw S. W. SMITH, je2s No. V<l William street, N. Y. ; • CLOTHES WRINGERS OF ALL KINDS a omptly repaired or taken in part pay or the | “ Universal.” with the “stop gear,” which is j | warranted to be durable. Dealers supplied * i with Doty 's Washing Machine and the “ Uni- ; ! vci-sal” Wring: * METROPOLITAN WASH ING MACHINE COMPANY. K. C. BROWN ; ING, General Ageut, No. o 2 Court land street, { Now York, opposite Merchant*’ Hotel. £500,000. W 00D.—Larteiilitiitancc in Eniihnd is, .11 dosnciHlauts or rs'.BSivvf of CLEMENT \V< *OD, who came from Emrlamf. Apiify, i.v fitter, postpaid, to the. SFHKVALIER De ROSAS. • Advocate, : *-i Ui-j.-ar Bedford Pia.. , .lylS-tw:.! London. | SCHOOL AID FAMILY SERIES OF HEADERS AND SPELLERS. FROM MAJOR GENERAL HOWARD, Commissioner Freedman's Bureau. " Yous exdt'llent -• ii* - Is - I wen received end examined with grt-iv. : inf.cn ::. I like thv works very much, und am especially aleaeed with tlu ! Charts mill rrimaey Books, believing them. nnmsuaUy adapted to aid the I child in making a start.” Willson's Primary Speller. A Simple and Progressive Course . i L> - > ns in Spellin'.', \s ifh Iteadinu and Dictation Exercises, and ti.i* Elfin*.*! t-' oi' Oral rat.’ Written Comjiositicm. By Makcius Willson. if*mo., 80 phjjresy 50 Cut-'. 15 cents# Willson’s Lavijer Speller. A I*ro.uT**ive Course ol Lessons in Speii linvnigs-i aceoniiiifF to the Principles *.*{ Orthoepy and Grammar, -.viih fei - in fsyuoiivtns lot Iv-ading, Spelling and Writing; and a ,f S* I . iKiiiduon-. By Maecius Willson. 12mo, 168 page*. .36 Cuts. 35 cents. Willson’s Primer, i ■ sand Fanhl; Pruiicr. Introductoiy ■ Suries (a Schix*ijam-dy Headers. By March's Willson. 1 ji:., . 4 s pages’, 107 Cuts. 25 cents. Willson 's First Header. The First Reader of the School and ! Series. Bs March - Wu.l--.in. 12mo, 84 pages, 132 Cuts. 40 ctuu. 1 Willson’s Second J leader. Tin- Second Reader of tin* School a;..1 Family Seri. By Mai.fi.-s Willson, ltiiuo, 154 pages, 100 Cuts. 6o A Third Header: 1.e.-ne. •<).': ate Skeh*. A Third Header of a Grade In i-. Cecil the So .ii, 1 and '1 lard Be iders of the School and Family Series. * By .Mali n- Wh.l<on. I2mo, 210 pages, 70 Cuts. 80 cents. Willson’s Third Header. The Third Reader of the School and Family Scries. B\ ' . .Wslis..,. 12m0u234 pages, 142 Cuts. 00cent*. A Fourth Header: .-///. dkite s r'os. \ Fourth Reader oi a Grade l.ets.cv! the. FI- r 1 a M i <>n! th Io ask-t's oi t):i* School and Family Serie.-L By M..u:i ii \\ H.i.stix. l-’iiM, :ilc pages, 03 Cuts, jg] 10. Willson’s Fourth Header . The Fourth Reader of the School and I ..- uy -.ii;.". By M us Wiusox. T2mo, 300 ])ages, 104 Cuts. I 35. * | Willson 's Fifth Header. Tlu c'iith Bcadcr of the Schooland Family Sen is. Bv hhsi u s Willson, i-mo, 540 pages, '44lb Cuts. ;£! 80. ! (Extnict from Letter of Major Saxtou, or dering Readers.] Washington, D. C., April 24, 1867. a■» * ->;* * It was tliouubt by some that we had better get the Parker cv Watson Seri-, which is the most uSedin the Schools, simply because soruc had got it, ior the sake of uniform Uy; but m' ! rccommcmiation prevailed. Cue gentle map ; present, who hud used both, stated that he had j used the other as long as he cared to, and con- j side red the Willson Series art e\u superior, giving an t \ample oi ilic difference ot time required in teaching anew pupil, the prefc i rciico being decidedly, in favor ot the latter ,erkrt. 6o we, starting this new movement, j Have decided to get the best book extant, so far ; as we knew them. (Signed) 8. M iiXAUi) Saaton. From the All tic. t Fis hman (Rev. Lymajs Abbott, t as possible useful iufonitalien. For this pur* They are therefore peculiarly adapted to the handsomely illustrated, and the illurttrationc Bcke vg l\. F. axd A. L., i Office Scpk uiwtekuv. \t Edccatiox, Kicusond, Va.. Dee. 13, 1866. : Readers froiu their first publicatiem, and am t ree to say G \ou, a- I have unii-. rmly said to teachers, and others, that, \ .ill things considered, l regard them a- th< best Series before the public. The leading : aliar tW'.turc of tills Scrips .asaUaypy In ; 'pinvtion of the author, and tffe txv eutioii or [ the plifcu«o w ell done as scarcely to admit of j | impro v ernent. Mr. Wi 1 Ison’s style of compo.-; ■ -iGon in i!*e lower numbers of the Series, and I I something ol his plan iu the higher numbers, i | have l • • n imitated by some later writers ol ; * riiooi.reader- with decided advantage to their | works. Hence Air. Willson has not only made I peerless Scries of his own, but has elevated | the general standard of such works. Wheu | ever my choice has not been constrained by ; chvumsbmcc.-:, I Lave alwuy- used this Series l oth in the white aud colored schools with which I have been in any way conn' -.ted. Yours, truly; R. M. 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[lova Instructor. 'Wiiliou’s Manual is the truest American ex pressiou of ihe principles of Pestalottzzi that I ,a ® jet been made. AI r. Will sou is legitimate' ly earning ut in this Manual uud the accom panying Chun-, the basis of Ms admirable eibSchoe-i H^Uers.—A'. Y. Jl-Acher.