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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-12-14

court 40 IS
On motion, the resolution introduced
BY Sup. Maynard on Saturday last in
reference to Indictment, was taken up.
Sup. Maynard moved the adoption Of
tho resolution.
Tie ayes and noes being called for on
Sup. Maynard's motion, were taken as
follows,
Ayes-sups. Barnard, Maynard, Ben
nett and Quimby-4.
Noes--Sups. BeardsIev, McMurphy,
Moore, Warner, Martin, Brown, Akers
and Kinuey-8.
And the resolution was declared lost.
Sup. MeMurphy offered The following
resolution:
Whereas, The expenses Of criminal
prosecution in the Circuit Court Court
for this county have been, from year to
year, = heavy burden upon the tax-pay-
ers, and whereas, such prosecutions have.
with one exception, failed for wants of
evidence to sustain them; therefore.
Resolged, That the District Attorney
be, and is requested, in case of all indict-
ments presented by the Grand Jury, to
ascertain, rs far as possible, what evil
dence can be produced in court to sustain
the same; and whenever satisfied that
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-12-14
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
On motion Sup. BeardsIey the rules
were suspended for the purposes Of con-
8ilering certain accounts, now on the
clerks desk.
Said accounts were then presented,
and on motion disposed Of as follows:
No IS Dawson, Clapp and Weth-
by, attorneys acct $l35 00--ai
60 Dawson d Ciapp attys acct % co.
laid on table
FOL. p. Witherbv, DO 50 00--al
Accounts were reported back by the
committee, and disposed Of as follows:
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-12-14

9 .-' -@s------'-- a'--.---.'
taraa It may be il has power 70 procure
Tie. same; ana y ieFsas tue Doaid, aE1er
sec. I35, clap, - OF the lte''So statutes
must hold such office TO MS fcSPohoiott1E'
It considers It not only ou' OF Us au'hoti-
II but unjust TO such oilcef, Iolilpose any
uataWjW conditions ana the'i hoio S'!cit
officer responsible fer tho performance OF
his duty according to- law,
4th. That in case Of all printing named
in the 81 resolution, "nefe the ICES ;tro
not fixed by law, it = the duty OF the
board to pass upon the accounts present
Ell Tor such pruning ana nov , 'o0 , e ~
rJect the same as Il h"y "eoiil i""'''i
aud just.
9TH. nat II case q ~ pruning VIM"
tins board IS required y "a" 70 prov iu -.
Tor the various county oLIccfs' S"eh ON
GERS are. heccoy Fcl"es.o1 y oE'o1 SUI
pruning % l',r con! ' VI ~ ~ 80 -
~ pruning oli'ee' " 'i'c 80
INC No"F"' "a"S i0l'y ~ i o' 49, :"
the county Objects ~ io''' 'n0''' ~ .
slr!ct aeco"ntaoi"'y ~ s'0''o''iy ''l' ''''i
dealing III 'his A'8''sE' 49,,
0th' lat ih8s,hu'-' ~ + n''5 ''''i iii-
tmated IN reSoitl'ioa oiio'7" " . 'ie'i'-
Der OF IAi" oo"fo' a. 'no 'See'' l'.sJ'.'.s =
that the board mad assumed u % l"I6eiy m
crease inc expenses q 'lo ?ounts '.'"',i'
ny ""sP',,'5 go
c"",'} '''llei' " FiGso'
on 'p7 mos. Fe's'IpD'o ~ ','a ".,I - I ,,'I
pest interest," o. 'i' co"N'y ~ D''.' .
He'eDy oeI'@'9a 10 "l''i'','t' 49, -
''l,4t'on % o".L''',ss' tI ,-Di ~ '1D -,
I! 'H''0'S 'o7i''@e,;s '.,''o ''. ~. 49, sa.I
'e"SeS u s"l" l''',"5 90 - =
required to iafn'sh Tor SS'a olhc5Fs' o.
The ensuing year Wo0'3 not DC Ih9ly 20
exceed the sum O. one hNhaf9' ana THY a
aoi'aIs a. common '4 t ' .h mp.,2 o''o
Oo"I'' % ~ o,.'''o'' ~" '-ls +So,,
Of the past year ana al. IF01 f o.i,o " . ose,
LAat 1t "0u'" ~ 40 "S'' 'o' ~ ~ 'I''A'5
to leave TINS printing 70 inc oh!cgFs mem 1
selves TO procure IS 'h9y n'5n' 0e ,t
best Tor the co9'y' at 'f'9 same ''ll'e, lesS
i might be CHARGED against 'O'S oo ':
AGAINST fba interest Of the county. as an
'ndieaIon OF us MOVES 'H0 P'ot '..
c'nof"oeo III 'n' iil''' 81 ~ s'' -so' 'v''s
rtb That The board does not regard
he a -, Of the printers fees fer Dub
;;sl;n': ~ Tow s.Ia notices a. . couyty OK
'o,,., far ~ o,nonnf mid for snch nr;n.
H.. cnI,eatoJ from, tbo lands " the
. 80 - Ill ns,,oarf ~ tavos ami H.
G ~ IA - ~ toI saia certificates 10 no
ta,yns and n ind;v;dnaIs. and IS generally
.o"- a1,a s., n oJyanco of tIc naT,acnt of
~ 49, ,,n;nto.,. F,as
sfn Raarfslsv moved 10 Law the reso-
49,, -, III tohio
'"' Tho 20 o, ,,s and noes b.iny called f., an
g., poo.Jslo,e motion weye takep Nc
c,Iirou-a.
A0IIo"@' =,
AyeS-Sups Beardsiey, Dennett, Ak
ers, and Br0wn--4
Eoas-SuD Barnasd, McMurphy
51aaro Evo,nar MAYNARD KINNEY Qnio,
oiool0, - 81 '''''> :"
Uy ana Iditaiu-C.
And the motion was declared lost.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-12-14

On motion of Sup. McMurphY, two
dollars was appropriated to the Chairman
for extra services in signing county or
dars.
Sup. McMurphy moved that the thsnks
of the Board be rendered 70 the Chair
man pro ten, and tho Clark, for the cour-
tesY with which they have discharged
their respective duties st the present meet
ing.
The motion prevailed
The minutes of the session were read
and approved.
On motion of Sup Maynard, the Board
adjourned till the second Tuesday of nsxt
March.
OLIVER GIBBS, Jr.
County Clerk.
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AFTERNOON Sc ssrou,

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
msnt.
On motion Of Sup. Warner, the reading
Of the minutes was dispensed with.
Sup. Kinney presented the following
communication.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-12-14

ss..t.f.,
.F.r.t tna following ord
.........
. ~. l,.,.,,,,, In
I re ',&PeTt'S0rS q I - 9 Y 9,.
Oe:er tt1 Ds's'"Sf''0 q : + '','0'
Namely, that Tie sara oo"i0 q 5"i'e'
visors DO hereby grant anu @i'o" d o '',.
ty, rs hereinafter named, Iqr til0 h'.''iS
OF wolves IN ms county f.r e'o1 4'ey
or timber We''' tne BOUNTY y i''0 ''N,.'' ~
and iof each pr".ro OF o'H0F Won ''l'
bounty OF TWO '3'S' >, "i''eH ''' 80
after be s'aFts' "'o ''''.'o' '''',I.'' ,
is OF TINS county prey 49, 800 - ,',,.'
Saii bounty sha.i not DC '"!oFF2,' ~ my
person or persons applying ,4vi ~'''' -
certrg o:'!y on pef'o I.s '''0 '>I"''1
meats as ei'-'i''''.i 7',''>0
L Is further oEj2feI mn" "o'c'i'i''.eo
that any am! every Ief5oA apply Ag ioI
The aforesaid bounty are merely require"
to take and subscribe IN OATH or "ti'll"-
ton before q justice OF me peace OF a'L'''
other person AUTHORIZE ~ IL" 10 i.Ai'i'. -
!sttf he SANE, stating tHcreiD t4at the sa.j
wo.f or wolves, fer winch &c or they may
demand the sad bounty, were each ana
every one statt9I ana Ni.,ed WITHIN me
limits Of SAT- county; and II IS i@F'hef
ordered taat as iVLtaef cPi1ehce' a,i per
soaa applying i'f the 'e"eAt ois"!a ooo"-
y, are h9Ie'Y required 10 i'.1S3h' 70 ''io
officer administering me o&tn'-Lhe Il q q
each wolf n may nave Kii' u IS ;,! a.
Il IS i"IheF ora. req t-i''' ""! 'n''e' ."
thonzaJ 10 administer al o",D' Gu [s'e,' ~
ing the evidence as AFORESAID IS nereo/
authorized and empowered 70 s''e cert l.
Gates IN the ioilo"Ins order; Tor eacA grey
r timber vol I'VE oo-ti'Es' ana i2F e'.9.'
Pra.rie OF o'nsf "~I' '"' oo,iI I nm: ''.'-' !,
is iatther ordered 'I"t ~ aS''4 o'li1'i >
then forthwith required 70 destFoy, "
burning, t4o head o. each ana al Woi'es
for Wbith he may have &.io"ed sald ooun-
~; Il 70 further oraer2d that "a 9 oiiicsf'
D9 and Is hereby allowed twenty-five cents
f,e for each certificate granted, as aeFem
reqHred-county ofeefs 9liaH bo drawn
therefor, on the bills ttuiy &tles-ed, BONG
!si1 r"i9fo l"e ooa[o. ~ ''sI' 'so'S ',,lo
g '.' ..I.I..I -r.,,,>,r,.:r,.a .-..,,ae
ou' u .. 10 Io'' 5 :, ~ - orr ,,so,, a
-, ,.S' ro-cfor -, ,o,.;nl, I,et.,o sa;l
INV ,h., cart;f.ofa or certificates 81 a..
- -. e-,rss,,ori:,.- o,,ourt no,,el
tel Tor corresponding amount h"i''s''
JAyrs AxERs.
Which or.Tr.noa v,sa rossed
Sup. Bennett presented a certificate
from il. S. Andrews, justice of tao peace
in the town Of TrimJeiie, in relation to
wolf killed by Wm. Mclaughlin in said
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-12-14

yao ages and .os beng oaae.. Iyf ii
MS laoaou, vere :4bea us follows:
Ayea-sare. Akorsaa Brovn-2.
N0as--aups. Barnard, lle1iurphy,
II oso, Warner, Maynard, Bennett, hin-
acv. Qu:IDhy ana Alartin-9.
And the motion was DECLARED lost.
On motion Of Sup. Moore the further
consideration of the resolution was post
poned I'll ten o'clock next Monday morn
ing.
The clor& Of the circuit court reported
that the amount Of certificates issued by
tie c3urt for the year ending ROY. 10 50
was #I,522. %.
Sap. Akcr5 offered the following reso-
luton:
Ros97ged By the Board Of Superb
sors Of Pierce County, that, whereas, 2
resolution having passed by said Board,
during this session as now appears on the
minutes OF said Board, authorizing and
allowing each county officer to have tho
printing for the use OF his office done
when and by whom he may choose there
by closing tie door against competition,
and is thereby doing injustice to the taX-
pay egs Of the county by afgeiy increasing
tie expense Of the printing, and whereas,
the taxpayers ere already soroy burthen-
ell with heavy taxes, therefore, it is here
By.
Psso'ye1, That sid resolution be and
is hereby recinds4 and declared null and
void.
JAMES AKERs.
Tie ayes and noes being called upon
the resolution were taken as follows:
Ayes-Sups. BeardsIoy, Bennett. Kin
uey, Akers and Brown-5.
Noas-Saps. Barnard, McMurphy,
Moore, Warner, Maynard, Quimby and
Martini.
Aud the resolution was declared
lost
Sup. Maynard offered tie following
resolution:
Reso7ved, That the o(ficers of Pierce
County, who arc authorized by The
board Of Supervisors to procure the print
ing for their several Offices. Be requested
to open AL printing to competitions bich
may reasonably boopoood to such COM
petition.
sap. Beardslcv r1o-cd TO amend tie
resolution by striking out all after the
word ''compctocon' wLoro SAID word
.irst occurs.
sup Maynard accepted tho amend
men5.
Sup. Akers moved 70 farther amend
By adding the words "to all printing Of
fees in the county.
Sup. Maynard accepted tho amend
mont.
Sup. Moore moved to lay the rcsolu-
ton on the table, AMI
The ayes and noes being called for on
the Inst motion, were taken as follows:
Aycs-Sups. Barnard, MaMurphv,
Moor3, Maynard, Qaimby and Martin
IS.
Noes = Sups. Bearlsley, Warner,
Kinney, Bennett, Brown and Akels-G.
And tie motion was declared lost.
sup. Boards!ey moved to adopt the
resolution.
Sup. Maynard moved that tho further
consideration of The resolution be post
pond till Monday next.
The motion of Sup. Maynard prevail
ed.
The minutes Of the session were read
aud approved.
On motion of Sup. Warner, the board
adjourned until half past eight o'clock
next Monday morning.
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OI luotiyu vi Edt'. -dtFtall, tn3 last
named account WIS referred to special
committee, which the chairman appointa
as follows: Surs. GIartain aud Bennett.
Sup. Moore offered the following res
olution:
WHEREAS, considerable tine has been
occupied by the Board in dsposing Of tls
matter Of county printing, and whereas
the board desires that the people Of the
county should understand the grounds Of
is action; therefore, for 4 settlement Of
he whole matter, and for public iuforna-
ton.
RcsoIved. That this board declares,
that upon careful investigation Of the law
and the facts, its opinions aud wishes in
reference to the county printing are as
follows:
Isl. Thar County Board fSupcr-
yisors is . creature Of and subject to the
Statute, and according TO see. g, art. 4,
Of the constitution of tho State Of Wis
eonsin, this board has 10 powers Of q
legislative or administration character, ox-
copt such as are conferred by law
2. That sec. 55, chap. %, Of the laws
Of 1859 declares that 25 cents for each
description ia tax sale notices and 80 cents
in tax deed notices stall be allowed" TO
the pr nter, and that "such charges shall
be q len upon any lands until PAIL" and
the las eoniers upon the board no pow er
to increase or reduce such fees, by con
tract or otherwise, and therefore the
board has I'm slch power.
Sd. That in casa Of the tax sale noti-
css and tax deed notices and al otheI
cases where tbo law requires q county
oliiser to procure any publication or pria-
ting, and does not require or allow the
board TO procure tbs same, such officer
is responsible undor his oath of oiiico'an
bis official bond for the execution Of such
n n u; Al the legal time and III amor -
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On T0i.ON OF CUP. M8TlHTI' rs CIl-F-
man and clerk were authorized to pay
sad judgment. costs and interest, by the
issue Of orlsra 10 the amount of-l04 81
rs reror e = by the committee, and 70 PRO
cure the satisfaction Of the same On the
court resorts.
On motion Of Sup. Maynard, Sup.
Walker WAS excused from farther attend
ance at til meeting ofthe Board.
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Sup. MAYNARD offered the following
preamble aud resolution:
WHEREAS, expenses Of criminal prose
cutions in the circuit court for this com
tv have been, from year to year, = heavy
burden upon the tax payers, and where
80 such prosecutions hsye with one excep-
ton failed for want Of evidence to aus
tain them; therefore.
Resolgea, That the District Attorney
be and is requested in case Of MI indict-
meat5 presented by the Grand Jury to
ascertain as far as possible what evidence
can be produced in court to sustain the
same, and Whenever satisfied that . con
viction is net likely to be obtained, TO
withdraw the Northumberland save fruit
less expense.
Resolved, further, That in the matter
Of J. 5. Ayres, while tho county board
has had evidence Of defulcation of said
AYres as county treasurer, and has receiv-
eli from him certain mortgages upon real
estate as security for the ayment Of tie
amount due, still, the beard has not as
sumed, and does not how assume, to pass
upon the question as to whether SAID
defalcat;on wss of such a nature rs to
amount to the crime of willful emLezzIe
ment- that being beyond the design oil
jurisdiction Of the board and the District
Attorney is especially requested to ex-
anime into the case of the Indictment Of
said Ayres, with reference to the request
contained in the resolution last preceding,
and to act as he may deern bsst for tie
welfare ef the county.
Sup. AkoFs moved that the resolution
BE- lsid on the table.
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6I&fH DAY,
MONDAY, Nov. q, 1859.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
The minutes Of the last session were
read.
ACCOUNTS PRESENTED AND RTFEGEED.
so IS c. J.. Young printing, - 90
The accounts referred to the committee
on Saturday were reported back, and
disposed of as follows:
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-23

rzs-The impossibiliy of rendering a strong
box altogether safe against theft by means of
skeleton keys, says an exchange, has. led a
locksmith in Frankfort-on-the-Main to hit
upon the ingenious idea of constructing a
strong box without any key hole at all. and
which even the owner himself cannot open.
Why, what's the use of such a box you will
ask But, observe, inside is cockwork the
hand of which the owner places at the hour
and minute when he again wants to have ac-
cess to the box. The clockwork begins to
move as soon as the lid is shut, and opens
the lock from the inside at the moment which
the hand indicates. Time, dependent upon
the owner, is the key to the lock- a key which
eau neither be stolen from him nor initiated.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE - MILITARY
CoLLEGE.-The special attention of parents
and guardians throughout the country is
invited 10 the advertisement of Col. b. K.
JOHNSON Superintendent of the Military De-
partmeRt oitbe University of Nashville, which
will be found in tlSs mornings Patriot.
This is the only Military School in Tennes-
see. and is one ef the best and most flourish
ing in the Union 1t is an institution of
which our city is justly proud. The Super
intendent is gentleman of enlarged expert
ence in his profession, and has no superior.
The instructors in every branch OF science
embraced in the course of study pursued at
the Institution, are the ablest the country
affords. Parents and guardians who desire
to have their sons and wards thoroughly
educated, aot oalv in military science. but
in ancient and modern literature, and the
sciences generally, could not better attain
that object than by placing them in the Uni
rersity Of Nashville
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A KENTUCKY EDIroR's IMPRESSION OF NASH
vnLE,-SAMUEL l.. GANNAwAY, ESQ.,, one
of the editors of the Bowling-Green Standard,
recently paid a visit to Nashville. He thus
speaks OF our city in the last issue of his pa
per.
"Ere the chandeliers had cleared their
throats on Monday morn. we emerg-
ed from our virtuous couch and soon found
ourself perambulator through one of the
most beautiful and romantic cities in the
Union. We were completely captivated--
The sun had arisen, and its dazzling rays
shone with rich etfulgence. The tall church
spires and steeples reminded US of cities we
" read about" and the State Capitol, lifting
itself far above the beautiful eminence it so
magnifcently adorns, is an edifice that yies
with any in the Union of 4 similar character.
The attractions of Nashville are numerous
and varied, and we deeply regret not having
the space to extend our remarks in regard to
her hospitable citizens, her splendid buildings,
her beautiful streets, avenues and thorough
fares, her Merchants and business men gen.
orally. and above all, her fair daughters, the
very essence of quintesence of all that is
lovely, charming and beautiful. At some fu-
ture day We intend paying the city visit,
when we shall remain long enough to enable
us TO speak at length in regard to the city Of
the great Mississippi valley.
That is handsome compliment, friend
GANNAwAY, and in behalf of the city, and
particularly of her fair daughters" we
make the proper Acknowledgements. Come
down again. by all means, and we are sure
your good opinion OF our fourishing city will
not be changed by the visit. We shall be
glad to welcome you to our hearts and
homes
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Crtminal Court CLERK.

ss-w We authorized 10 announce X. II. CAMP
BELL Candidate for Criminal Court Clerk, al the
ensuing March election. auglS-te
an We are authorized 90 announce cIiAs. Il. DIG
CONS candidate Tor Criminal Court Clerk a, the
next March election. july ate.
ss- wsare authorized 10 announce JOHN SHANE,
ESQ, Candidate for Fe-elec ioa the once Of
Criminal csaEI Clerk al the next March election.
mayi9-te
III We are authorized 70 announce pr. T.
PATTERSON A. candidate for Criminal Court Clerk
slthe ensuing March election. nay.s ID
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Grand Jubilee
OF THE OPPOSITION PARTY AT NASHVILLE o.
THE BOTH INST.

OF THE OPPOSITION PARTY AT NASHVILLE on
THE BOTH INST.
The Opposition Party at Nashville will
have Grand Jubilee on Tuesday the Both
day of the present month, to which they cor
daily and earnestly invite their brethren
from all portions of the State. Our late can
,didate fr Governor, and all our candidates
for Congress have been invited and will be
present aud address the people. Netheriand
Nelson, Maynard, Brabsou. Stokes, Ha tton
Quarles, Etheridge aud Sneed will be here
Let the people meet them in thousands, and
testify their appreciation Of their services ID
the late combat.
NELL s. BRowN,
JAMES T.. RAINS,
ALLEN A. HALL,
S. y. HoLLlNGswORTH,
JOIN Ii. CALENDER,
y0HE LEIIYETT.
Committee Of Invitation
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Planes! Pianos Pianos!!,
At Luck,s Music store

4 fHokCh street, between Summer and Cherry sta .
~ where you will Aisays d good ASSORTMENT 81
ramos PIANO Stools, Sheet Muse and Musical inssru
meats OF every description Also Instruction Bools
ios al Instruments Any InstTamen. sold s WarFsn
ted perfect in every respect. iulyIs-sf
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.-We are called
upon this morning to record one of the most
terrible accidents that has occurred in this
city for years-an accident by which very
worthy young man was instantly hurried into
eternity.
Sometime during Sunday night last, Mr..
SAMUEL BELIsNYDER, young man of some
twenty or twenty-one years of age, clerk
in the Wholesale dry-goods house of MORGAN
& Co., on the Public Square, fell from third
story windsw of that establishment. and was
instantly killed. The window is situated at
the rear end of the building, and over-lOoks
a narrow area, doJrtd with cedar plank and
on a level with the basement or cellar floor
In this area he was found carly yesterday
morning, with his skull dreadfully fractured,
he having fallen upon his head from height
of four stories, or about fifty feet. 1t is i'm
possible TO tell how or at what hour OF the
night the accident occurred. He was partly
undressed when found, and it is probable
that he had seated himself in the window and
fell while in the act OF undressing, or he may
have fallen asleep while seated in the window,
aud brought about his terrible death in that
way. This latter supposition. however, is
hardly correct, as, instead OF falling perpen-
-dicularly as he must have done had he been
asleep at the moment, he struck, some eight
feet above the ground, against an opposite
wall, which stands about seven feet from the
building from which he Tell.
Mr.. BELIsNYOER was the son Of Capt. BELL
SNYDER, formerly of the steamer NashU,le was
n young man of fine moral character. and
was esteemed by all who knew him. The
doors of the house of Messrs. MORGAN & Co.
were hung witb Grape and closed all day
yesterday, us a mark of respect to the memory
of the deceased.
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ALFRED TENNYSON,
DoGGERELIZER

derives half its merit from the name and posi-
ton OF the poet. TENNYsoN is the FINLEY
JOHNSON Of Great Brilain--the writer of
many poems, but of very little poetry. The
following lines from "Idyls of the King"
spoken by King Arthur to his faithless Queen,
the DemOerat prints in Aaiies to stamp them
particularly five:
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opposnssn Rally.

An extra train will be run on the Nashville
ana Chattanooga Road, on the Both. to carry
the people to the Opposition jubilee. The
train will leave Deckard's at O'Clock, A. NJ.
arrive ut Nashville at 10 o'clock, in ample
time for the speakiag; and returning will
leave Nashville at eight o'clock in the even
ing. Trains Will aso be run out from Shell
byvilIe aud McMiEnville, TO connect with the
main train All persons coming TO The
Jubilee on the regular trains on this road will
b charged but hasf price for the trip.
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Basket Dinner.

We understand that it is the intention o
the Committee to have Basket Dinner on
the occasion of the Opposition Jubilee on the
;3Oth. Every body is expected to come will
his family. and large basket Of provisions
sufficient TO feed his own family and bis
friends. In this way all will be fed. To our
we earnestly appeal, to come well prepared
with provisions.