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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-09

uOONB GAR CURED HANS. Received and
for sale by -a- T. II. co0krS SON,
jnly2 ' .-Hit sole Agent for Eyansy lie
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-09

HLOE.NRG5O Ca8RS OF CL.AkRT
/" Wines; baskets Champagne Wine.-su-
psrior article, just received aud for sale BY
mar2s PRESTON RRes
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NOTICE..

NOTlCEs
TIME TRUSTEES OF THE LEXINGTON FEMALE
Il SEMINARY. having secured the services of Miss
ANN BENEDICT flor many years the Principal of large
Academy IN Danvie Va take the present opportunity OF
making known I" the public that the session will
mence IN MONDAY. the 10th Of January next
In addition 10 the high mental qualifications Of Miss
Benedict. who will at all times have suitable Assistants)
confidently recommend her to parents and guar
dams guide to their children in moral trimming
TERMS Session OF FIVE MoNrHs
Spelling Reading and first lessons in Arithmetic IS 90
The above. with Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic.
Writing and Composition. 200
The above. with History, Astronomy Algebra, n.
Philosophy. Chemistry, Botany, Rhetoric and
Moral philosophy Is 20
Music, 90 90
Latin, 5 0i
french, 5 90
Worsted and Ornamental Needle-Work Painting, and
making Wax Fruit and Flowers will also be taught ON
moderate terms.
Board in our best families can be obtained from to
dollars per month
c. L. PAYNE, Pres't.
Of the Board Trustees.
January !, 1859. l-w4t.
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WHEAT FARM FOR SALE.

TVNHIS FARM Is SITUATED FIVE MILES NORTH
q west of knoxvile, Tenn, and the line of the
Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad the head Of Second
Creek Grassy Valley This valley is Of the best for
wheat in East Tennessee. The Farm contains about $50
acres, of which about 500 cleared and the bal
well tmbered two hundred acres ure in clover and
grass. and fifty wheat. The soil naturally
surpassed by in East Tennessee The land lies almost
level and is highly productive. and lies remarkably well
for cultivation and grazing The land is well adapted to
Wheat Corn and the Grasses Comfortable improve
ments good springs and apple and peach orchards For
health, good neghbrhmd beauty aud convenience of To-
cation it is all which could be desired. This Farm is Of
erred upon terms and credits advantageous, easy and
UNUSUAL as will not fail to attract those desiring Farm.
TERMS:
Only oneenh 90 per cent of the purchase money re-
CURED upon the cOnsummatnn of the sale The balance
in instruments with annual interest up
all the deferred PAYMENTS If desired the Farm will
be sold np"n shorter credits for cash Possession given
at any time. For further particulars upplyt
JOS A. MABRY,
Knoxville, Tenn.
January 3, 1879. l-wstpd.
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LAND FOR SALE.

yyyHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS vOR SALE HIS LAND
living on the of Grassy Greek, Granville coun-
tv on which he lives The tract contains about 900
acres of which about 40 standing in original growth
growth of Tobacco Corn Cotton Wheat and Oats; and
beng well watered be proaby empoye, as stock
farm The Place is we'll mPTovea h nnd dwelling hess
such as negro cabins CRIBS stables &c. in good re.
pair There is also the premises Grs Mill, in good
running order which, for about eight months Of the year,
does good work, having good custom.
The subscriber being very DESTROYS to SELL invites pur
chasess to examine his pace 1t is situated in high,
beav country. Terms made easy. For further particu-
ars address the undersigned at Oak HILL Granville coun-
- NJ T. SMITH.
December II, 1888 5U-w2m..
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500 REWARD.

DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER IN RAN
III doph county, TN about the 9Th day of December,
1885, my negro Jordan He is about 80 years old,
weighing about 10 tbs feet high, quick spoken aud
very nfeigent copper dark heavy whiskers
watch and is supposed that he had considerable of MT
ney when he left Said negro is excellent Boot and
Shoe maker and doub; is trying To make bis way to the
felt free papers f,rgcd by white man. will give
$50 for his safe confinement in any Jail in North
gao more for sufficient evidence tina, will convict au per-
persons who may be harborng said slave, assist
ing him. either directly indirectly, TO make his escape
10 some free State.
EZRA BECKERDITE.
ASheboro' Randolph c.. n G., JAIL 3, l,a9.
pr Adv 81 1--w6t.
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A Splendid Opening for Investment.
TOBACCO FACTORY AND FIXTURES
FOR SALE.

V0HE SUBSCRIBERS offer for sale their Tobacco Fac
II tory situate at Tally Ho, Granville county. n Co. inn
medately the road leading from Oxford to Hilsboro
The house is large enough and fixtures plenty to work
thirty hands, There is also the premises single story
Dwelling. with two rooms good Kitchen Smoke House.
Negrn House, Stables, Crib. Steam House, &c, &C.
splendid opportunity here presented to wishing
engage the manufacturing Of Tobacco The location
good being the edge Of the lands that produce
fine if the finest Tobacco in the Stale There al
ways money be made by well conducted Factory The
negbnrhood is unsurpassed for health and good morals
Having sold Store at Tally Ho aud one Of the part
Of having left the neghborhood renders
necessary close the entire concern and wish to do
can and therefore would like to have pro-
positions early be DONE For further particulars
address A. H. Cooke, at Oxford j. Meadows and DR.
A. Fleming, at Tally Ho.
Terms reasonable.
COOKE, MEADOWS FLEMING.
August go, 1853. S5-w'f.
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OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.

VKlHE SIXTEENTH SESSION will open IN the first
Il Monday in January and close with the annual Com
mencemeut on the last Thursday in May.
The School relies entirely IFS own merits for patron
age In order that it may merit patronage the number OF
students is so limited as to secure.
LIST. The greatest thuroughness and efficiency IN every
department of instruction.
ID The udcious discipline enforced with affection
ate tirinness.
3D. The most comfortable and home-ike accommodations
procured AZ the smallest expense
For admission apply to
]. II. MILLS,
Oxford, n. c.
December 2, 1858. 4s-wiot"
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ROxBORO, ACADEMY.

TIME NEXT SESSION of this school, under the charge
u of the undersigned, will begin on THURSDAY. jan
uary Goth, 1859, and will continue twenty weeks The
of udies and method Of instruction will be such as
required to admission the Freshman Glass
at the University The true interest of the pupils will DE-
at all times, consulted in every respect. - :"
f'-ss TpRMs PER SESSION. =
Classical Department. 800 90
English q" ~ q, from SO to u so
Us 49,, - HASELL NORWOOD.
January /, 1859. l-wst*
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Mar tie co,ner Of Hryett and Wiimingon Strefts)
fHNHE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE TO INFORM
Their friends and the public generally, that they are
now prepared execute all orders. such as Monuments
HeadSones Tonbs and Grave Ornaments OF all descrp-
tons and will manufacture from the best Italian and Amer
lean Marble Northern prices, and finished in the latest
and most approved style.
Also Granite Work of all descriptions for buildings or
all other purposes Mason Work, &c, done to order.
N b. Ali orders from distance promptly attend to
Address,
GRIER FILE.
January Is. 1855 6-wly.
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A Cure for the Piles!
IL ANING REEN AFFLICTED &c YEARS

UVAVING BEEN AFFLICTED &c YEARS
HI with this terrifying disease and hndins no reiei
finally discovered VEGETA BILE OINTMENT, which, be-
leve unparalleled in its efficacy Having cured myself
and many Others offer this remedy to the public
the speedy discovered no Northern
humbug could produce many proofs, but as the oint.
nent its merits those that are afflicted will
be the best judges after using the Ointment BY sending
0ne Dollar and in Post Office stamps, Box Will
be sent anywhere in the United States. t-
Address, NEAL. BROWN,
Raleigh, NJ
Mav7 1853 l9-wly*
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OXFORD FEMALE ACADEMY,

VUlHE NEXT SESSION will commence on MONDAY,
Il the 18th day of January, 1859.
The Trustees in making this announcement would avail
themselves of the again to recommend this Insti
tutsn the public as every way worthy IN eminent de-
gree of continued confidence and patronage has been
for period Of fourteen years and it is but just him to
say that his character and qualifications teacher have
been proven BY the success which has attended
place in the rank Of those who engaged in
business Of education The system of instruction is pains
taking and thorough and the of studies embrace
such Subjects usually taught in Female Seminaries
of the first class. at.--
Applications for admission should be made in advance
and all communications addressed to the Principal at o.
ford.
B. B. GILLIAN, President.
Oxford, Dec. ~, 1858. Swat.
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Nv. Mcdonald was called to the CHAIR
Pending the receipt Of Recommendations of Justices
from the House, few members of the Senate in
obliged in little pleasantly. as follows: One Sena-
tor moved that the new speaker be required to de-
liver his inaugural and to explain how Cain came to
be branded with horse shoe. ANOTHER, that in
stead of copy of the Rev. Code the justices of the
peace for Person should each be furnished with a
pair of shoes. which amended by third Senator
by adding No l2'S to shoes The Senator from Per-
moved to give the justices of BERTHE each bar
rel of herrngs Another moved to strike out "bar-
rel of hcrngs' and insert "a good shirt" &c.
\ message was now received from the House
transmitting sindiy recommendations and asking
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GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY,

TOWNSVILLE. DAVIDSON Co., n c.
TIME SPRING SESSION will commence FEBRUARY
ls $50 Board exclusive of washing and lights Fl
per month. Tuition in regular branches Sl2 DER SEES.
SION. Music and Ornamental correspondingy low
Pupils admitted at any time; but ii is very desirable
they should be present at the Of the term
the Of instruction. terms &c. will be forwarded on
application to -
J. W. THOMAS, President
Board Of Trustees.
January l, 1859. LIFT
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United states Mail-Salisbury to Ashevilie.
= .ENuR uARlE GAACHE2

~ =
United States' Mail-Salisbury to Ashevilie.
FOUR HORSE COACHES.a
VlHE TRAVELLING PUBLIC ARE RES.
pectfully requested to give this tine trial They
viii find it to the chedps nearest and bs route WEST
w Coaches gre fns and fourteen Passenger
= mo Hacks ON the Road.) 81,
My Horses well trained and gentle and take pleas
most SOBER careful and entlemanly Drivers be found
Travellers will find this route more pleasant one than
other passing through satesve by the Gstawba Rail-
road Bridge Newton, Morgant0D Marion, Pleasant Gar
dens Svananno Gap Of the Blue Ridge full Of the
celebrated Mt Mitchell and Nj. Cingman of the Black
Mountain. Persons wishing to visit the Black Mountains
procure guide and horses at Mr.. STEPS or POR-
TEKS, and in few hours ride reach the Black Mountain
House. and their leisure visit MtchelPs Falls Mt Cling
and Mt MITCHELL the highest peaks Of land East of the
Tickets on this line good for three months.
STAGE OFFICE in Salisbury, at the Rowan House
ais q q, G. s. BROWN, Contractor.
Morgantou N. c., March a, 1883. l7-wsm.
NEW HOPE ACADEMY,
CHArHAM County, N. C.
TINE SPRING TERN OF THIS SCHOOL WILL COM
l. mence the 10th of JANUARY, and continue five
months. -..
Th. situation of the Academy pleasant and beautiful
In the part Of Chatham, 10 miles from Chapel Hill
Station on the N e. Raad from which there is convey
by stage Students ud this Of the best Schools
in the State, yielding to 1t Preparatory Collegiate
in lis character although when desired, highly mature
Academic Course is impaired
TERMS PER SESSION:
Primary Department 10 90
Juvenile .hramasd (iEang'ish,' % % 90 90
Board in best families IS per month.
Charges alone BY the session. Certificates of good char
and responsibility from each student before entering
''''' ''' '''' " r. HOLT Prin.
December G, 1855 ao-wf*
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IS OR 40 NECROEs FOR SAVE


n STHE AGENT AND ATTORNEY OF WILLIAM I.
"A Wake, shall offer at public auction at Garysburg
in the county of Northampton North Carolina on Wednes
day the second day Of February 1859 thrtyve or forty
negroes, consisting Of men, women, boys and girls Most
Of them are farm hands and familiar with the cultiva
ton of cotton Snch lot Of slaves is rarely offered at
public sale and the terms will be accommodating The
place of sale immediately at the junction Of the Peters
burg and Seaboard and Roanoke RAILROADS. within two
Of the country. rAe -
yfe DAVID A. BARNES Z
jackson, N. g, y. 1859 I-v4t.
ROCHE MOUNT SCHOOL.
NE NEXT 6ES6lON ofthis school, located at the
ltaFalls Of Taw River Wilt commence On MONDAY al
January, and close on Wednesday. 9Th May, 1889
TUITION :-el0 90 el2 80 and eI5 90 per session Incl
dental fee so cents. e 1. 81 ~. = 3 80
All entering the FIRST month will pay Tot the session, AZ
cept for sickness Of one mouth ss e u - -
Board g % and - 50 per month. sses q, /:
December q, 1855 81 81. S5spd.s
= n 'st
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CEDAR GROVE MALE ACADEMY.

CEDAR GROVE MALE ACADEMY.
j. F. ALLISON, Principal.
p j. A. TINNlN Associate P,in.
y9NHE SPRING SESSION Of this Institution (stuaed
eight miles north of liisborO the stage road lead
ing from Hisboro to Mitonl will open the Cd MON
DAY of January, 1859, and continue twenty-one weeks
EXPENSES:
Board, $40 90 PER session
Tuition, Languages, 20 %
English, IL 80
December 10, 1885, 50-w6t,
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NOTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHERS IN
WANT OF SHOES.

A LARGE LOT OF SHOES For SALE at reduced
Groceries Also the best old Liquors, Wines DO, &c.
which will sell wholesale retail. Call and see for your
self 4h door North side Hargett Street. To cash buyers
mined to sell low for cash. Thankful for the very liberal
patronage have receiveI hops by strict attention to
business to merit q continuance Of the same.
JORDAN WOMBLE.
Raleigh, Nov. !, 1883. A-wtf.
To the members Of the approaching Legislature say
CALL as have something nice for you. J. W.
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TO DRUGGISTS

TO DRUGGISTS.
a GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
IA Of the University of New York, and practitioner Of
years experience. desires situation in wholesale
drug establishment His for wishing such sitra
tiun that his health will admit Of the exposure Incl
dent 10 the practice Of medicine The most satisfactory
references given, both character and qualification.
Address, MEDICUS
Pit,sboro', y. c.
December 90, 1855 Swift
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N,1TICF TO LAND PURCHASERS.

NOTICE TO LAND -FURCHASEhS.
UNHE UNDERSIGNED has, in Clark Co., All kansas
IL $4,000 acres Of wild COTTON LANDS for sale, IN
trcts suit purchasers favorable terms as can be
afforded any portion Of the west These lands were To-
Gated twenty ago, end are equal not SUPERIOR
to the amount that may be found in any other por
ton of the State These lands lie within Is 80 miles OF
Camden Arkansas Furnishing town, where from lO.M0
to ono bales Of cotton shipped BY steamboats, ann
ally; and also within 30 miles Of Arkadephia, flourish
ing county that ships from 1000 to 3oOO bales OF
cation every season.
The above lands lie the survey Of the Cairo Fulton
Railroad that is certain be built within five years. hav
ing large land grant from the government.
Any information be had by addressing the under
MICHAEL BOHEMIAN.
July 90, 1883. 2s-wtf
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NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS.-A VERY Eli
IL gble location the northern part of North'Caroln
accommodation of family, will be vacated shortly by its
present owner who purposes moving to another STARE
Those DESTROYS of locating will receive all necessary mor
80, - IIfIIa l5-wtf*
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TAR RIVER MALE ACADEMY,

GRANVILLE Co, \. G.
MORTON VENABJ.E Principal
vINHE NEXT SESSION Of this Institution will COM
Il mence MONDAY the l0.h of January. lS59.
The Academy is situated eight miles soulh west from
Oxford The Principal was educated at lampdcn Sidney
College Va, and during the past four has been
gagged in teaching He Can produce satisfactory te>no-
malls Of his qualifications Students will be prepared for
College, the ordinary business of life.
TERMS PER SESSION OF TwEHrr.oNE WEEKS.
Primary Department, Sl2 80
Higher English Department, Is ~
Classical I" ~
Board be obtained in the most respectable families
IS per month exclusive of lights.
Reports will be sent TO parents and guardians the mid
die and close of each session.
For further particulars address the Principal, Walters
P. y. Granville county, N G.
December j. 1858. 52-w4t
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STATE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-J ONES
- COUNTY.-Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions NJ,
vember Term A. D., ls5S.-Dauie Perry Adm'r of John
Garrett, decd-Petton to sell Real Estate for assets
Daniel Perry having filed his petition the November
praying sale Of the Real Estate of said DECEASED
And happening to said Court that the said John L. Cur
State Of New York. the Court doth therefore order that
publication be made in the North Carolina Standard prt
ed in the City Of Raleigh for six weeks suceessivey mott
ngs had 10 this behalf appear the next Term Of this
Court TO be held for said county the last Modavof jan
nary next and 10 plead demur to proceedings or the
same will be heard pdrte ;- - -
Witness Benz Aske Clerk of our said Court at Treu.
ton, the fifth Monday after the fourth Monday Of Septem
Der, A. D., 1858.
BENZ. ASKEw, c. G. G..
december, To- (Pr. Adv Is 62&) s< 6l-w8t*
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BEULAH MALE INSTITUTE,

BEULAH MALE INSTITUTE,
MADISON ROCKINGHAM Co., n. C.
TIME SPRING SESSION commences on WEDNES-
IL DAY, january !gih 1853.
Students prepared enter any class in College The
scholarship is M,5oagh and discipline rigid
Board and tuition per session SI5 to So.
For catalogue address,
L. II SHUCk,
Madison, n. C.
December ", 1885, 52-w4t.
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SELECT SCHOOL,

RALEIGH, N. c.
yuNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS school. WILL
i open on the 9th of JANUARY next, under the super
vision of Mrs H. B. BOBBlTT and Miss s. PARTRlDGE.
Terms per session of months, as follows:
English Branches LIST class, Sl5 90
cd l2 90
I'D 10 90
Latin and French, each 10 90
Music on Piano Guitar, 20 oo
Drawing Painting in water coils or Grecan 10 90
Painting in Oil, !" W
Board sl2 30 per month payable half in advance
December 10, 1855 ho-w2u
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-W ASH
~ lNGTON COUNTY," Court of Equity, Fall TERM
l>5S.- John p Phelps cs Elhedred Bozmun ct dls.-Bl
of injunction.
II appearing that Ethedred Boznan defendant, is not
resident of this State. it is ordered that publication
made fr six weeks in the Raleigh standard. cummandl
him Ia appear at the next Term of the Court of Equity
be holden for the county Of Washington in Plymouth N
to said BILL or judgment pro evnfeSo will be erred agau
him.
Test, WIN. A. LITTLEJUHN, c. l. NJ. E.
Dec Is, 1888. pr. Adv. IS U0) 5U-w6t.
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APPOINTMENT OF JUSTICES OF THE PEACF.-A SCENE.
A message received from the House, to go forth
with into the appointment Of Justices of the Peace
was now concurred in.
lin commencing the report of the proceedings I'M
der this head the Reporter thinks it proper to state
that throughout all his abors in the Senate he has
been actuated by an honest desire to do full and
equal justice to every member without regard to
party or personal friendships, and that his course
has been endorsed and commended by the editors Of
this paper, and by the members of the Senate SO far
as he has heard The report which follows is pre-
pared in accordance with this spirit of justice-its
ings in an unbecoming light, the reader may rest
assured he has not been made to d3fs9 Ry the Re-
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The Standard.
LEGISLATURE on NORTH cARoLINA.

SATrRDAY, Jan. 8, 1855
SENATE. ~
The Senate met at 10 o'clock and was called to
order by Mr.. Speaker Clark
Numerous bills, &c were reported on, further
notice of which, for the present. is precluded by the
length of this report.
Mr. Leach presented a series of resolutions on the
subject of distribution of the publiclands closing
with demand for our sheer" Laid on the table,
ON motion of Nh. Bledsoe by strict party vote Of
~ to IA.
Mr. Ramsay on question of personal privilege,
made reply to the letter of Chas F. Fisher, presi
dent Of the N. G. Railroad, which appeared in our
issue of Tuesday last
Mr.. Pitchford introduced bill and memorial the
more effectualy to prevent the sale of spirituous
liquors to free negroes and slaves. Referred.
Mr.. Edney from the joint committee on military
affairs, bill to amend the militia laws and to estab
fish a uniform volunteer system throughout the
State Ordered to be printed
On motion of Mr.. Martini message was sent to
the House proposing to 60 forthwith into election Of
justices of the peace.
The private bills to restore jury trials in the coun
ty courts of Lincoln, and to amend the charter Of
the town of Kinston passed their second and third
readings and ordered, the former to be engrossed
the latter enrolled.
Message from the House transmitting an engrosseG
resolution on the Executive Mansion. Proposes q
sale of the rejected furniture to light with gas and
paint and whitewash the buildings, Expense to be
met by public trcasurcr) and to appropriate $4,000
with proceeds of furniture sale and any unexpendet
balance from former appropriations for the purchase
of new furniture, &c.
Mr.. Bedsoe moved to concur and to put the reso
luton on its passage.
Mr.. Leach moved to lay on the table-rejected
~ to |.
NJ >Jonor,u ,,or,d 10 .r;l,o o,+ +l,o oJo,,eo M,
thorzing the Governor to draw on the treasurer fo
sums to light, paint, &c. Reiected-42 to /.
Mr.. Leach moved to amend by striking out Light
cd with gas and other Incorporated sums, y
rejected, ~ to |.
The resolutions then passed and were enrolled.