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DOWNFALL or THE "PILLAR OF PEAcr -

DOWNFALL or THE "PILLAR OF PEACE. :"
Upon one of the highest cliffs whidh
form the dividing line bet Lancashire
and Yorkshire, and which constitutes at
that point the backbone of England"
there was erected in one year lsl4-l5, a
tall and massive column of rock commem.
oratlve of.he JOY in which the inha bitants
OF those wild district felt at the abdica-
lion of Napoleon-a suggestive memori-
al OF the blessings which peace had at
brought 10 he two countries which i, Sc.
patated. A large number persons sub.
scrlbed to the cost Of its erection, and j,
was called the 'Pillar of Peace" few
weeks since, however, as we learn from
,hs London Times, the people of CANCER.
field were alarmed by noise. as if a peal
of thunder from the heavens, and upon
looking toward the summit, they found
their OLD land mark lay in ruins upon its
base. An ominous acciden,
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6ESsLASD AND CuBA.-We recently
gave an extract from the London Cit zen,
expressing the wish that Cuba might fall
into the hands OF the United States.
The following, given ou, by Mr.. BArLIE
in Parliament, (during a del ate upon
Cuban affairs, breathes the same spirit
"Most assuredIy, unless she (Spain)
fulfilled her engagements with us, and took
care that Cuba should no longer be the
grand, and, indeed, sole sea, of the slave
trade, which she had undertaken to sup
press, she could not fairly complain il
England took no measures TO prevent
Cuba from falling into the hands Of the
Americans"
Mr.. COBDEN added this emphatic de
claraiion:
"Wthout saying cne word abou, the
expediency Of giving Cuba TO the United
States, or assisting that country to take
possession of the island, he thought il
would be greatly for the interests of hu~
,nanity if he United States, or any other
power that would altogether discounten-
ance tie slave trade, ahould possess it.
[Cheers.l
Sir JAMES GRAHAM expressed similar
sentiments.
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UsSLAvERY ABOLISHED IN Vrrzrp

U7SLAvERY ABOLISHED IN VENzuE,
The venzusleans who always bore the
reputation of being only about half.civjl
lied, have proved themselves 10 be con-
siderabIy in advance of the enlightened
United States. On the 24,h day of March
their Congress passed bill abolishing the
"pecoliar institution" throughout the Re
Pub'e-it received the signature of the
Presiden. and became a law the same
day.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-04-29

hAYARD 1AYLcRlN MANsrIELp.-Bay.
nFd Taylor, the poe' and traveller, Ice.
lures In Mansfield, Tuesday evening next,
on Arabia and Arabs We hope our
citizens, generally, will avail themselves
OF the opportunity Of hearing our gif ed
coun'rymAn. If the lecturer equals The
poet, il will be rare intellectual trent
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-04-29
Notice,

A Ii PERSONS INTERESTED will take no.
IA tice that Ruth Moss, Executrlx OF the es-
tate Of James Moss, deceased, has hied her ac-
count for final settlement, in the Probate Court
Of Richland County, Ohio. and said account VIII
be for hearing, on Monday, June oth, 1904, un-
less for good cause shown, further time shall be
allowed to file exceptions thereto. ...t.4,,
aprl22-3t JOEL MYERS, Probate Judge,
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A letter from st. Petersburgh says that at .
grand dinner given to Mdlle. Rachel, by the Off
GERS OF the Imperial Guard, one of them propos-
ed as tost. '.To our next meeting in France.
where VIC shall drink champagne to the health
OF our great artistic" To which the actress is
saa 70 have replied. "very well, my dear sir
Champaign is good for prisoners,
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plymouth, Ohio, Saturday, April 2s.

"There will be meeting at the
Baptist House. on Saturday, at O'Clock
p. NJ, for the purpose of organizing .
Congregational Church, and preaching on
Sabbath, at IL o'clock, by the Rev. Mr..
Salmon
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%from letter TO the editor of the
Mansfield Herald, we obtain intelligence
Of the death Of young man named
Bosrdman, formerly Of this place, in
California. He was at work upon clo;r
No. l6. Michigan City. and wos killed b,
the failing Of a rock, He was q YER,
promising young man, -
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CrOCkerv,

lave finished the second story Of my store,
L for Crockery entirely, and keep constantly
on hand, very large stock, and will sell lower
than the lowest. Don't forget when You want
good and cheap goods in this line, they can be
iound III the second story of the Farmers
Store" aprl29 u UoOpNpEEE
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0We call the attention of our read.
ere to the advertisement Of Moul.on g.
King. Mansfield. Their ftock of Drv
Goods, cafpe'ings. &c., isvery large.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-04-29

~ UThe "Local of the Port Huron
Commercial" will accept our thanks 70,
that magnificent White Fish. Such edi-
.orisl cou' tesie', we can fully aapprecia,e
ASK orr land ady If we can't,
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Call.
PLYnourH, April %,

PLYMOUTH, April 2S, 1854.
The ci,izens Of the village Of Plymouth
and the adjacen, neighborhood, who may
feel an interest in the matter, are invited
to meet at the American Hall, on the 9Th
Of May next, at clock, P. M. TO consider
and consult together, relative TO the prac.
ticsbility and prcpriety of constructing a
road covered with plank. or other suitable
material, across the New Haven Prairie,
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Notice

> hereby given that the subscribers have been
appointed Administrators of the estate Of
George NJ. Boardman, late of California, de-
ceased Dated at Plymouth, this oath day of
April, 1854. CYRUS BOARDMiN
apri21-6t 4. N. DUBOIS
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} GTDay & Kirkland, the en.erprisins
successors Of X. McDonough, have re,
eeived their spring stock of New Goods
Sec advertisement.
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n4-fon LnERiA--The Louisyille Journal
Of the 2lst, says that thirty negrOes came down
on the Frankfort train yesterday from Ls1ing-
ton They are On their way to IIbsry. aud
were enADeiPaied by parties in Rsyette The
railroad companies carried then free Of charge.
We have frequent accounts ofthe emancipation
Of slaves and provisions for their journey to the
African Republic. AIl accounts from Liberia are
so encouraging, the country is 20 rich. 30 heal.
thy and beautiful, that ths eOlOnyis no longer
an experiment, bat a political certainty. that
there is the African race to be regathcred and
grow into good and prosperous people.
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Plank Road Meeting.

Weare glad 10 observe that oui citizens
have taken hold Uf the Plank Road enter.
prise We broached in our last weeks issue,
in earnest We earnestly hope iha, il
may not be allowed To rest. The project
is one Of too much importance 10 our
place TO be SLOWED to die without an ef'
fort. II can be built. and all lhs, is ne.
eessary 10 do il, is a united effort Of our
business men. We hope 10 see ,he meet.
ing we'll attended.
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FN"HNN ~. HE47 : 2. H"H IF-
gsitY ID. tssf, aaAp noaaya3
~ ~4e A& # 2
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10 cnnnect al some suitable point wes''
E. Benschoter, Robt. McDonough
H. NJ. Wooster, Daniel Brewer,
Messer Barker, B. F. Day.
VIM. brennan, A. Powers,
John Cnlp, Jacob Culp,
Hiram Rogers, Wells Rogers,
P. F.,Burgoyne, Jacob Seely,
s, B. Day, A. B. Kirkland,
ST. ght, A. Hoffman.
Frederick Portner, A. Bllstein,
G. T. Myers, G. w. links,
NJ. B. Jenny, Hiram Graham,
John Brant, A. d. Beekman,
Harvey Mellick, A. F. McC onaughy
Erastus Spencer, l.. B. Boardman.
John Deveny, Jr. John Satterlin,
d. R. Locke, ]. G. Robinson.
John w. Beekman.
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.ah.sr rnisouGH LINE TO Tfsh YVES n
ia Ia sss;sslIiiulI u 1910 5,a;ssssda

Ohio raroad from baltimore Rhccng.
needing there With the iarge aud lendd steamers the
Union line the 0Aio andhe stages to ZaneseiHe,
HIS expeditions line thoroughly completed
finishing OF Board Tree Tunnel road
excellent order,
and The scenery
this Of the character
The express mail train Baltimore daily T.
directly through Wheeling $3.50 mles in 10 10 hours
GLIDING all soppages arriving there al or day
passengers leaving Baltimore
Cumberland, u7e me and proceed thence Wheeling The
<nornng.
connect lain Warrington al g. a.
daily, meeting
ngton uncon, DIETER Relay House
Baltimore.
Wheeling the unvslled Union line,
which been completed Tor this roe daily
with the and down Ohio
Louisville, where Nashville &c,
the 81 Louis and New Orleans packets be taken by
further
Passengers Columbus who prefer Gin
cinna and other OF Ohio and the West
from Wheeling the Ohio Stage Company
the part the National road Zanesve
by railroad
railroad will also ind This being
and speedy Nhesing
places.
Uy Baggage through Wheeling ano
charge transfer OF passengers Of baggage.
Fare through ticket with lie
roue from Washington Wheeling - Cincinnati 81 l..
To Louisville, Sl2
Tickets Parsons agent railroad station
Washington, and OF the other agents OF the company
WIN. PARKER,
May ll--du General sups rinendent
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TnxAsuHY DxrAnInEsr, January ], ie54.
Notice hereby gwen described
stocks u s ualsd States that TINS department
chase between tue date hereof n Of June
STOCKS, amounting D The
million dollars hereinafter
noned, wit:
la Of eompsion, witn the stated
preference viii be given order OF Ia which said
may be offered The eeheaie duly assigned the United
the who thereof
be transmitted 10 this department the receipt Whereof
price will be paid compounded Of The following particulars
J. The par value, specified each certificate
q premium The stock Of loan authorized by the of
July 1885, redeemabe November ~ 1885, OF sa The
stock Of the loan authorized Of 1872 redecab 3 De
ccnber 1862 OF half of the
authorized the OF lo47 and 1885, and rodsoabe
the former 3lt December, 1857 and the latter the ot
june 1885, twenty and the stock Of the loan
authorized 1880 and redeemable 3 Of Deeen
bsr 1884, Commonly called the Texan indemnify cent
Interest the OF each certificate nom the LIST January
the with The
allowance tof money OF days interest
in addition. N#
will be made drafts the Treasurer
United Boston, New York,
or Philadelphia, The parties may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 3-dtisIJune Secretary OF The Treasury.
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ALsToN A. JONES.


Z5l rs. 4.1 &#a No. 50l
NOTICE SvITHDRAyVALAt the earnest solicitation
IN Of Congress-
Missouri and Of the order of the President Of the
United States bearing 18th instant within
following described limits along the probable Of the
"Norh Missouri railroad from the city LOUIS via st.
Charles the northern boundary Of county,
In the district Of lands subject sale Offices
after mentioned will withheld entry valid
presumption claims until further orders, 10 wit;
In the district OF iands subject Louis;
All Townships fractional
including certain townships heretofore Withdrawn
southern Pacific railroad sraat N
In the district Of lands subject a PALMYRA. eU
All townships Including those heretofore
Withdrawn for the Hannibal and st. Joseph grant
In the district Of lands subject
All the townships district OF the dividing
ranges eighteen and
heretofore Withdrawn for Hannibal Joseph
In the district Of lands subject sale FAyETTE;
All the townships the district Of
and Of the dividing eighteen
including portion OF
Hannibal and st. Joseph railroad.
al Office, nj Of
Washington, this 9sh day Of March, 1884.
John WILSON Commissioner.
BY order Of the President
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limited STATES California. Aspil,-
wall aud Panama, aud Of month, ia hrst
class steamships approved by the Navy Department. OF no, s han
600 tons burden, euarantyng speed and safety,
The Panama railroad completed obpo, 10 miles nom
Panama. 5fN4
The ules rail
from Aspnwai Obpo, and 10 miles OF land transportation
dry recently put thorough order single passenger
therefore, hourthe
and their being only transferred and from mules
alongside the
There will be transportation in future this route
The entirely from aeknsss Of description
Reserve being always Now York, Pana
and San Francisco prevent detention la OF aecden q
The route Is entirely reliable,
Il expected that the Atlantic VIII be made
iariy in day and on the Pacific. IA 20 i2k days
win Panama the day amer they arrise Aspn
Through tickets ra had agency IN
West street, New Yok. ..N#
Jan dT
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THE DAILY UNION.



LII psIsoas heirs law desisces Of Mrs Eliza
n beth Spencer resided IA Petersburg SnA and
died beginning vi 1904 hereby notified
relationship once,
and before 2oh day March Of te decree
81 a. Me
Ne a. al The object Of The said suit 10 settle The construction
OF Elizabeth
deceased, relation which
sale otherwise. aud
profits thereof enued proportion their
peeys For that The undersigned has been a
BY ascertain the
Of parties Eliza
Spencer foF pub
might be deemed best cali all claiming 10 be In
such claims
day certain, be specified IA advertisement
u. r. GAINES,
tts-sat Commissioner la ChaneeIy.
FrLQ .Iaxxa~
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rTSO CAPITALISTS AND MANUFACTUHERS.-Bei
desir0us Of moving South of feeble health offer
for sale land the valuable power
found In the central part of the State. I'VE
The mill tract hes Immediately Tie north side Of Deep
contains $40 considerable Of which free
dscve The pney wood lies south side Of
The mills contniHs 600 well with
pine which will yield three millions of lumber
other situated miles from the FarmviIe Coal Mine,
tanning 3lO acres, heavily tmbered with long leaf pine
The Touring mill consists Of four Of burs, with all the
chinery well mill yields
eighteen hundred bushels IN
Of The mill with saw, capable cutting
four thousand of lumber All
excellent order having been erect
ed since year 1850, OF the improved kind
As the clear TALL in this twenty
available will time, greater
thnn other place Deep for the Cape and
River Navigation Company have their
pense, premises, steamboat three thousand
length and forhve feet in width, passing through the mill yard
and ALSO o erect maintain and keep and sub
santial dam feed said canal which
construction and this point will offer
manufacturers, inferior the
For further information apply Haywood, Chatham
county, N. g.
Mar ii--iaw4w AI.STON A. JONES.
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NOTICE az the continonoce Of the Land Once al
IN Cbcohe, Ohio In Of which
the citizens Of the thiicoshe land
The removal Of the ONCE therefor 20 Columbus
against that removal President Of the rned
under ihe authority given him
4h sepsemer ls4 To proceeds OF sl-s
Of the public lands Se has directed copnusCc. al chin,
coshe ohio Of the land office for The public
district
therefore hereby sven, order for tho r.~ovs a
Columbus dated l March, 1854 ana that
remain open for business Chicos. a. here
Given under hand the city Of Washington day
March, A. ID, 1854
ny order u the President;
- JOHN WILSON.
Mar 9e-oaw6s Commissionsr Of the and fce.
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fNo. 1911

NOTICE extending the time Of che ation OF
IN lands Withdrawn
Cairo and Fulton railroad
md Arkansas
Nuiics hereby gives tbs, - Of the
market, and ordered fom
tsseep, for valid
lying probable limits
lied An granting The right and making
tho of Arkansas and Missouri 10 and in The
opposite or the
Le Rock, Texas boundary line near Put
with branches Port Smith
approved e53
extended and continued until further orders once.
Given under hand the CRY Of Washington,
usry, 1854.
ny order u the President
John WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Lsnd Once
Jan 9f-Iswt3w 49, ~
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MORE ~ GALLAGHER, Iro" EeuUder. md ms""-
MI Wrought Iron Railing, Ridge sad
rhciripha order iron railing Tor cemeteries
balconies public and private grounds Ac hso, all id Of
nsen spda work.
respectfully the sieaton Of the e''z~ns Of
ssbns,on vicinity railing the Layeue
city Specimen drawings parsons DESTROYS Of
making selection
1--~osnos
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liis superb open
ton ot travellers The
.hmsnt for public patronage take the opportunity that
CITY IN me Union contains either maGnude
81 emyeishmen rchnes. furniture eligibility
ton has been h'fed with
tate business and render All
viii be the study ~ the
make ne scouf on usNelers ssiisfactoy
Jan 79--d3a orORaP MOORE a co
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fHE Undersigned public their lib
ers patronage Tor the past sir and hope.
Having The srency Of large. eastern ice company, will
shed dealers by and his
such smaller quantities ~ they through
soD stated price.
yIvanis and street. John r. Given Co..
and ONCE, hi,
,hey may directed TO through The pos. Once,
Ear mo rETTTnONR
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DEl.I.si BELLS BELLS i-For churches academies fac
ID tories, steamboats,, FORMATIONS, made.
hand by the subscribers
ised enlarged foundry, which operation
yess and whose patterns and process Of Manufacture perfected
that their bells world wide celebrity for OF
quality Of tone The present popor have recently succeeded
applying of loan moulding iron bell
which perfect casting and.
dence the ercelIence
ceived January, 1854 premium silver meda Of
Worlds Fair in New YORK, all Others several Gom this
and Europe being and which the eighteenth
medal besides diplomas that been awarded them They
have patterns for snd keep hand bells OF oe
weight and they also furnish chms number
bells KEY and refer
Cnnadss Their hsnrnss comprising
valuable yoke
and which he turned upon spring acting
the capper, procneng the sound; oins
coas'erpcss; stop, For sesnbcsfs, sssnhp-
proved revolving vote, fancy hanging IN
Any de.sn n,,hed we can supply whole Of
-psc'ns.sons being given osd belts taken in e.cbsnss
surveyors instruments OF NIL
being immediate principal a.
recnons either railroad canal orders
despsch which, e'her personally by are r.
spectfuiy solicited II =
a. MENEEiva SONS
FeoW-dy Wet Troy, Albany ". v.
VIRGINIA "eay Rolis.' and Master Rolls Two
copies Of those valuable Of soldiers,
For sst. ~ TAYLOR 4 MAuRv'a
Feb " Oonh ne afreaa
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In relation 10 s rtmopai Of tAe office Of the Surveyor General
Oregon city TO Salem, Ia Oregon Territory
OF authority the President Of United
States by the I'd section of the Congress- approved Sep
enber "a 1885, entIed the Office
General OF public lands
of the legislature OF said Territory NorIcR hereby
given that the the oREooE will be
removed from CRY sALa ORsaos TERRToRY
tks Jha day Of lvgust mart Ht vi FHSN5thI
Owen my hand, city Washington day
OF March, A. ID. 1854
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President;
JoMN WILSON,
Commissioner General Land Once.
n IaUvA,~ r
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NEW York, IA. rsy3The undersigned has tins
or~n~d No Merchpnts' ErshsnHe)
for thu transaction III general brokerage business,
Bank mnfnr railroad government STATE and city
securities bought ard cold,
proas.oy hills Of exchange and loans negoiaied
Msv lo-du EMANUEL W, HART
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
STATE or MASSACHUSETTS.

STATE or MASSACHUSETTS.
Posr ovyIoE DEPARTMENT,
February i6, 1854.
April g. 1854. 1857 following route in ns.s
department unit, Of Saturday, March 1884,
Quincy, Brainrse, south Brsinurs, South weymouth,
sca . s. as sSp a., and
Leave Boston daily creep, Sunday, ai5ami
Leave rlynouiS daily, slesS go sunday. Misxpm
each way win The Fan River railroad a.
south Branss and The south shore railroad at Bnse and
Proposals are also for an additional. second daily ,o
brs.aee :, on av. q the ca: from Fan River ac
arriving 4, south hnailes BY eaaecInr af!er
e., s"s u; so%ssa. ss
ent see :dysrsemea inviting proposals for mail
Island, and conneedeui dated December Is, lisa
Proposals should be saeesd 70 The second As,.sa Postmaster
"Popo-al Tor No COS Mass )" fnre proposal
- JANEs CAMPBELL,
Feb i7-iaw4~ Postmaster General
EVANS ~ wATsoN's ph,isaslp h,a- Manafassu. sa
large s..omtn AWAY. 90 band at No So poes ess psaa
ranted equal 10 any in the United States
a e. &C. nsn Owe, s.. ws1 sys our safe IN use many
Mauuder, 7.h street Pennsylvania avenue, Washing
ton u ha" ono OF our safes In and authorized to
Fsmers' ard Mechanics Bank, phiadepn., 10 safes
United States Mint
United State. Arsenal, Tin Philadelphia, California.
United Smtes Appraiser Office Phiiadelphia
Pennsyiv sn,a Railroad Company, safea.
Philadelphia, Germantown, and Mouowp Company,
safes.
Richard Morn. son, locomotive WORKS, rbaaa,lphis
Winchester Bask, Winchester, Vuginis
sole agency for Buierworth's superior bank iocrs
Patent slate lined rcfnseraoru.
July 3-2awly
THE Diseases Of the Heart and the Aarta / by VIM.
L Stokes.
The Poetica Works OF VIM n. G. Hosmer.
Lectures on the Apocalypse. BY DIR. Cumming
The sepubrcs Of The Departed. BY Rev n. ". Anspach
Cooley, Ladys Book, April. Just received NJ
TAYLOR a MAURYs
MAR ~ Bookstore, near Oh
COR tLE story and house
on Inn street, sast side, the Of
sns Twelve aud has pspered
throughout Terms accommodating and
aeiJ Address room 20, Solicitors Once Treasury Department
Oct i5--df
UsSIAN shores Of TN. Hack By enc~
" Ohphant. Reprinted nom the tbird London edition.
Dcetcs OF the Soul ny Won Nenchtsreb-n NJ u.
The Divine Character Nnd,cnca. BY Bnlou.
Just received Al
TAYLOR d MAURY's
APPS bookstore, 9th
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Law school Cumberland Univsr.,ty. at L~banon.
I. ".4 Tcn,Aessee.
FACULTY, Bon. Abraham Caruthers, eircu
Judges of Tennessee,
Nathan Green one Judges supreme eour
@ Tennessee.
Judges Green their exclusively
The sch Dol.
Plan Of iHs,ropl Daily examinations
No regular lectures
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations.
Weekly law equity
Of profess
prosecute them through all the
Practice The framed prepare
deeds, wills. records all documsns
Of appeal a
which held monthly n
pahc clerks
% uror circuit judges, and chancellors
pacues connected with their quits.
Session. The Monday in
smber, aud end turd Thursday In February
mences The succeeding Monday Fsbru.y ends second
Thursday in July.
PER- te,s.oaTuinon s50 IN advance.
boarding about $50 Students ths own book.
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete cours.
dens No previous study for ad
nson. regular classes may enter a
any line during The collegiate year.
Number students the last collegiate eighsy-sir
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
Fob il-eoiy President Board u Trustees