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Lasifo, take PartIc 1 ar Notice.
the REAL VELPAU FEMALE PILL,

Warranted French
tEHESE PILLS celebrated many years az in Paris
Tor the relief of female irregul and after
wards so notorious for their criminal employment in
practice OF a6ortlon are now offered Tor sale
5lme IN America They have been kept in omparatiy
Is physician in Paris of great wealth and triet CON
sclentous principles, aud has withheld lem from
general use, lest they should be employed ,or unlawful
purposes. In overcoming female DISTINCTIONS Failing o.
the Womb, Whites Green Sickness Suppression
or mmoderate flow Of the monthly discharges nervous
and spinal Affections pains in the back and limbs fatigue
on slight exertop, palpitaCon ofthe heart Mysteries
and Will efecsa cure when al other means have failed
and athoegh powerful remedy do rot calome
anthony OF anything hurtful to the constitution
10 married ladies and oung girls who have bs5u
regulated they peculiarly suited They viii in 4
short time bring on the monthly period regularly.
CAUTIoN-Married ladies should never take them when
there Is an reason to believe themselves PREGNANT oI
they VIII be sure to produce miscarriage.
LADIES' can procure box sealed from the eyes of the
curious6y enclosing dollar and six postage stamp.
TO NJ w MACoABEk, General Agent 70 the Uult ID
ised Agent Iy5l
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-19

UNCONSTITUTIONAL supplemental Re.
construction bill. which passed Congress,
has become law without the signature of
the President that officer having allowed
the constitutional limit to expire without
returning the bill. This law provides that
the majority of those actually voting, shall
be sufficient to ratify a State Constitu-
tiou ftJtt
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IL utacturers, Jobbtrs and Retailers of
Boots and Shoes, and general dealesr in Leather
findings, Hides, Skins and Pelts. Corner of Msin
Street and Market Square 1y15
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sHHRrrF's OFFICE. KrsosnA WIS.

| NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN that in sccord
y ance with the above notice, an election win
precincts eff the county of Kenosha on Tuesdsv
being the seventh day ofApril next for The purr o.
es therein set forth. Fi y
THOs. A. HEALEY.
Sheriff Kenosha County, Wiseo nsin.
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FRUIT PRosPFcT IN MroH1GAN.-A cores
pendent writing to Chicago paper f,o,, s..
Joseph, says:
Fruit prospects, SO far, are very fine
with the exception of peaches. The CHA
on the mornings of January Slst and Of the
4th instant, injured in some localities he
more tender yaraties to some extent, but not
seriously"
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CO NG RAE HEIR CEAI,

GRANT CLUB will meet in this city, on Tues
day evening the Gath inst.
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NEr ONDERF UL-LAMONTES CORRILLIA.
w forces whiskers on the smoothestface. or hair
on bald heads viii curl the straightest hair viii
move tan, frec1les, pimples, peck marks, and all
an infants. Never known to fail Price by mail.
10 cents.
Address REEVES s. CO.,
sn6m18 IS Nassau St., New York.
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TRIAL OF THE PRESIDENT. Fit will be seen
by the proceedings of the Senate in another
column, sitting as Court of impeachment
that the President will be required to plead
on the Esd of March inst But it will not
be understood that the trial will from that
day, proceed onward uninterruptedIy Some
further delays will be required, to comply
with the usual forms of pleading on both
sides. The trial Except going through with
the usual forrns) will probably not com
April wen "
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IF Prices are not Satisfactory to the Closest
buyers, they shall have something
to say in fixing prices to
Their satisfaction.
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Unimproved or Vacant Lots in Ev-
cry Ward Of the City, at prices
Varying from $75 to 81, 500.

Also Lots on Washington Island, choice and
cheap. Money to Loan on First Mortgage on Real
Estate at reasonable rates. Abstracts of Title fur
nished.
gz5~ All information necessary to purchas ers or
those wishing to buy. gratuitously given.
S, Y. BRANDE.
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am determined to Close Out may be- my
Stock of Winter Goods
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'gNRY bottle and be convinced It will only
L. Cost you your time in using it, lift does you
ma
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7 YMAN & RICHARDSON. Man

Guardian of minor heir Of Henrietta Tat decd
4w42 ' Nv u
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MARY <. McINrxaE. -''' = "'Oi'
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Artesian Well.

Clerk of the County Board Supervisors
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LAND SALE.

TN OBEDIENCE to a decree Of the Chan
j. Gerry Court at EIiEabethton, Carter coun-
ty, Tennessee, in the cause Of W. v. Dead
erick Administrator of James T.. Carter, de-
ceased vs.. Mary @. Carter, ct. al rendered ut
the March term, 1853.
On the 18th day of July, 1868, by virtue Of
an order in said decree, | will sell at the
Court House door in Elizsbethton, Carter
County, Tennessee, at public OutcrJ to the
highest bidder a tract of land mentioned In
the pleadings, Situated and being in the
Tth civil district of Carter County, known aE
the homeplace lutestate, on the South bank
Of Wata1ga river, containing about 200
acres, me re or less, about oue-third bottom
land, well timbered, not subject to wash,
improved by a good orchard well fenced, a
large convenient and well-6nished frame
.~dwelling-hOu'e and other farm buildings.
Said tract Of land lies about one-half mile
from Elizabethton, adjoins the lands of A..
N Carter, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE--Six months credit,
purchaser required to execute notes with
good and sufficient security for the purchase
money, With interest from date, and LENA re-
tanned for its payment. Sold without the
right of redemption, This 26th day of May
1868. He. SMITH, @. NJ.
BY JOHN P. SMITH, D. G. 4 NJ.
lS6Siuue6w4pf$10.
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ChArokaa Tnatitnta

Tho examination Of tho several classes in the Chsro
kee Institute, some FIVE miles South east OF this place,
took place on tho 9Th inst, and. from all that We can
learn, the students acquitted themselves with great
credit, Mr.. YOder and Miss Yeager ss good tsachOra,
as was thoroughly tested during tho session that has
juHt closed. Our County Superintendent, Rev. L.. F.
Drake, vas present and delivered an address to the
pupils and sitisens. s~ubjeet-StTho Masses must DO
Educated" At thsciOso Of the address. the patrons
Of tie school had on hand a sufficient amount Of the
subsisntlA:Eo Of life to feed the vast multitude of peo-
pie present. At night there was a grand exhibition.
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A pnnnlar Book

Few books, at the present time, arc attracting more
attention, or receiving higher eommsndations from
learned men, or are meeting with larger sales, thsn
tho "DietionAry Of the Bible" edited By VIM. Smith,
LII. D., Classical Examiner of the University Of
London.
There are, at least, three or four reprints Of ths
work, entise Or abridged, sold In this country, beside
tho Imports Of the different English editions.
There is but Ono sxprsssiOn-thAt Of high praise,
respecting the great value Of this work compared With
other Bible Dictionaries. Tho necessity for such a
work has long been felt By all Bible readers, Is we'll
Is by critical Bible Students.
Tue question naturally arlses, which Of these edi.
lions Is the best, and which will 30 most satisfactory
to the purchaser Ne suppose every sna Will require
that a work Of this kind should be sufficiently COM
prehensive and thorough 10 embrace . full and salts
factory expedition Of the many topics Introduced. A
tion, aud always dlssatsiY the reader. Il would DO
Necessary, also, that the book should be- sold At a price
so reasonable a. tO'be available for ordinary Bible
readers, and, % the same time, furnish the largest pcs
slble amount Of reading matter for tho priee.
There u one reprint Of DR.. Smiths unabridged sdi-
ton, published BY q Nsw York house, In numboFsi and
costing. complete, about S26. Its expensiveRess will
probably limit Il 10 the libraries OF q Few professional
critics. ~ Ati atFa
Another reprint, ~ a Hartford arm, 10 nom a small
abrdgenen,. nrst laaued In Bngiandin dnodecimo form
u tuouh hA NuualNo RAbo't INV AopnAtH9 ~ AAlbH
type than the original, oecnples nearly eight hundred
ostAVO pages, and l. sold for $3.50, being seventy. Ave
cents more than the genuine London edition, imported
By the National Publishing Co., OF Cincinnati.
IT seems 10 " that a work Of this kind, that 10 to
DO used for Alifetlme, and for constant reference, should
be a compreheusive one, and that this small abridge-
ment, usually known a. tbs jureBle edition, Is alto
gether too condensed for popular use. 4
The other reprint, siso iasued BY the National Pub-
fishing Co., Cincinnati, appearp to combine coagprehea-
hreHcs and ehsapnelg, the FequlSites that We consider
essential for such a work, This edition has over one
thousand closely printed octave pages, over two hun
drsd olgrayings and maps, and more Aan tries DC read
ing walter " As unaH abrfdgsmpa At the same time,
Il has all The mattar Of the volnminous work, except
Numerous diBqulsltlohs Asd eriteisma on original He
brew and Greek terms, Which are of No praoticalvaluo
to the general English student. II IL sold, too, at .
very reasonable price, Ana 10 tbus made available TO
all who desire 10 possesat. We commend thla com.
prehensiye edition 10 our readers, and adVise them 10
exercise proper caution, lest they should be misled
and purchase the jupsnis edition, plI ffsn
ia low.prieed dictionary Is desired for the use Of
the smaller children Of the school or family, "a would
certainly recommend the irapoued London edition.
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By purchasing a Sealed Ticket for rs cts. Tickets
describing each priEA are saed In Envelopes and
thoroughly mixed. On receipt OF 2 5rcsnts, q Sealed
our office, or sent by mail to any address. The prize
named upon Il will BE- delivered 70 the tieket.holder on
payment OF N DOLLAR. Prizes will DO immedi-
ately sent % any address, as requested. BY express or
return mail.
you WILL Know WHAT YOUR PRIZE Is BE-
FORE YOU PAY FOR 1T. Any Prise may De exchanged
for another Of he sane ralrs, NJ BLANKS.
ny Our patrons can depend on fsir dealing.
REFBHENcHs. -Wo select the few following names
from the many who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes
Md kindly permitted us 10 publish thcin
81 wilkins, Buffalo, New York, 800; Mis- An.
ME Monroe, Chicago, Ill, Plano, valued ut $500; Ro.
jackson, Dubuque, Iowa, Gold Watch, $3.50 Phillip
5000 r., 4. Patterson, New Bedford, Mass, Silver
Tea Set, ATS Miss Emma Walworth, Milwaukee,
Wis, Piano, $500 Rev. 7, W. Pin, Gcveaudr Ohio,
MelodaOn, SIPS.
RF We publish no names without permission.
OPINIONS OF TIE Pass -" They are doing the lRrg.
est business the firm is reliable, and deserve their
success. "--HeekIy Tribune, Feb. \, 1868.
1--WE have examined their system, and know them
to be a fair dealing Arm IN. Y. Herald, FEB. rs, 'g8.
Last week a friend Of Onrs drew a $500 prize, which
was promptly received ~ Daily Neus, Mar. 3, 1865,
Send for circular giving many more references and
favorable notices Of the press. Liberal Inducements
to agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every package Of
Sealed Envelopes contains ONE OAsH ORR. Six tick.
cts for 81; IS for So So fr S6i no for SIS.
All letters should DO addrehred 10 HARPER, VIII
SON 4 co. us broadway, \
HKTANTED, 1MMEDIBTELY, AGENTS TO SELL
wv my new lATENT ADyERTfsING STAMPS.
A rare chance for making money offered. For partic-
ularS, address, with'stAmp, J. NJ. wIhDUR, Cleveland,
Ohio.
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PROCLAMATION BY THE
GOVERNOR.
WIN. G. BRowNL0w, GOVERNOR OF
w the State Of TennesSee-To all who

shall SEQ these presents, greeting
Whereas, q duty devOlves upon me as Coy
ernor Of the State Of Tennessee, by virtue OF
the following sections Of the code Of Ten
nesseee, to-wit:
In such case be shall give the stockhol-
ders Of the delinquent company Immediate
no.ice of the delinquency, aud command
them TO elect another Board, and prescribe
the time and place Of the election"
And, whereas, It has heen made Known to
me that the Nashville and Northw western Rail-
road Company have failed aud continue to
fail to pay the interest on the bonds Endorsed
by the State for said road
And, whereas, in my opinion the interest
OF the State Of Tepnessee demands the cleo
ton and appointment of a new Board of Dr.
rectors ia lieu of the present Board
Now, therefore, l, William g. Brownlow,
Governor of the State of Tennessee, do here
by notify the stockholders Of said Nashville
and Northeastern Railroad to meet at the
town Of WAVerlJ Humphreys county, on the
TWENTY-FLFFH DAY OF MAY, eighteen
hundred and sixty. eight, to electa new Board
Of Directors according TO law, for said road.
- 10 testimony whereof, | have here
SEAL unto set my hand, and caused the
$780, Great Seal Of the State to be affixed
at the Department In Nashville, on the four
tsenth day Of May, one thousand eight hun
dred and siIty,eight.
BY the GoFsrnor: W. G. BR0WNL0W,
Governor Of Tennessee.
A.. ]. F~LErcHER, Secretary Of State.
LIAhAmaWZX .
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ras crop reports from MissisIippi. werl
u. s..ssei Arkansaa, and other regions q
Sou.a-Eest are Of The most Encouraging
aad more than anything elsa, iheS
aope o. the reign Of order and peace.
2 earn are sxesllsnt rseonslructsss.
't's'stAe say The drouth is sadly a.
''ans The crops in his fssioa. Three webs
" CAD a. Gas prospect fot an Abund.
e'op Of everything as We ever had-nou
'.''ous 'ulsry dAys sad webs have psreksd
.'s''.'ion, 'ill We haze little bsps Of NOR.
''Aa : Salf yisld N0faip rotoysta month.
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Ku Klux Killedin Lee Comfy, N

N ~ GOO SoAAeI1 -
A ~ssaileman from spnlr4n county called 10 see Is
this week, and Aarnted the following:
On Thursday night, the 18th ult., > party Of men,
dressed In eadaverOus AppArsi, went to tina residence
Of Mr.. Barrier, q qaist and psaesabls Union man,
living a @w miles north Of Joassvnls, IN Lee comfy,
Virginia, and demanded aduistanco, This being re-
fused, they 'hSn told him they wore bis friends, ana
mat they had = matter o. appearances 10 eomnunieAis
70 him Bat The moon was shining very bright At the
time and Mt. D. perceived the party was dressed In
di'guiss-vhsreupon, he look dOWhh his gun and warn.
Cd then to lake their departure. They beeded not,
an"i upon a DEMONSTRATION boihg a.de. 70 eater Bis
house ey force, he aFed' Into the party. Thar fed a
few hundred yards from The house and halted. Mr..
D. pursued them, and Cred SpoHahsa asAIn from his
yA't' MS time kiIiDs one Of them. he Ts-lOadsd his
san' and continuing the pursaIi. again Cred upon
mem, Woundlng one 81 thoss 10 ne rear OF tho feeling
party. 10 wsat mp 70 ths wounded nan, and found
nim TO be one Of hls bslghbars, and Add An CARVING
MIN home 70 bis hnIly ne same nlsht. The man killed
I" not recognized, and was removed that night by
lh eomrae''. The wounded nan confessed that their
oolses WaSts scare Mr. D., not 10 Nm hIm-bu. that
lasy Intended killing another wk.e m,s aDd sa.vro
that night. To 49, -
We gi's he lsHoft Just y lt vas detailed 10 o., and
vut friend vOushss Tor ne sane. when win people
H.rn o'sAy AZ hons and attend to thslr ovn buds
11" surely We have had enough Of these ispoare
pArsa' 2 'aiiSJ a. nai dssoedfoysf Of he Dor.
i~qae' wives have been made vldors and Children
buEseY. -
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In the Circuit Cont, Sullivan Co.,
RILL ROR ADlYnRCR.

A LICB l.. RAlNE va r. N. Rsine. The
"A d feRdNbt bsinE q non-rssidsnf as ap-
pears rom the Bill. Il Is ordered that pub
LEGATION be pads for four successive weeks
nfhe Union Rlsg, a paper published in
5Orssboro'. Tenn potufing ssid defendant
to appear before this sougt, 40 he held for the
eouuty Of Sppivan, a tbe Court House Va
Blopntville, On tho dui Monday in Illy next.
and make dsfnee 70 this snii, Or The same
VIII he iakan for confessed, and set tor hear
Jog szparte. May "a, 1883.
A Cory-TesL J. Oh. CLOUD, Clerk.
Nv Stst. BvAss. Deputy Clerk.
ifssunt5u ipiS5
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Eaat Tenneasee UnlYeraity.

= PnILOMATHRaiAN SOcIETTI ="
Mayo 1855.
CART. 6RIsHAN; At our last regular meeting, we unnn-
imously elected you an honorary member Of Our So.
cisty. We would DO PLEASED to have you present at
our meetings. Yours truly,
s. W. TISpELL, Cor. Sscr'y.
We thank our literary friends Of the East Tennessee
University for the honor they have OOnferrsdupon us.
and trust they may accomplish every dosira looking
to tho advancement Of knowledge. We publish the
above with more pleasure than usual from the fact
We passed through the rough and rugged scenes Of
many a deadly conflict in the late rebellion by the side
OF the brave young man who Is the Corresponding
Secretary Of the Society. It "a pleasant now to revert
to the past. Success, Lieutenant. 7
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Webster's Unabridged Dictionary,
Illustrated.

The American scholar NAV feel Justly proud Of this
unTiValed work. He ought to feel profoundly grateful
tina, he is thus richly furnished for the study of bis
mother tongue. Every ScholAr-and especially every
miuistsr-ought to have It. We would like to suggest
to Elders Of Churches and others to 300 to II, that =
copy is in their Pastors library.-Rdia Presbyterian.
Louiu{Ie-
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Circulars to the Railroads of the
State from Gov. BroWnlow.
Executive 0FFIcR,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May "a, 1853.

To the Ra,iroGds of the State of Tennessee:
1t is made your duty by the law of 1862,
and also by the act entitled +" An act TO liqui-
date the debt Of tho State falling due Ia 1868
and 1863 I" passed March 10, 1868 to pay
the interest on the bonds loanel you at least
fifteen days before said bonds became due.
The penalty for the violation of this duty is
that am to appoint a suitable person, at your
expense to take charge of yourro road.
| therefore warn you that the interest due
from you on the FIRST day of July next, must be
paid to the Comptroller of the State at least
fifteen days before that date.
VIC. BROWNLoW, Governor Of Tenn.
i969ie5tf
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Letter from the State superintend.

emit. T
Htttl STATE OF TENNESSEE, \
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT Public INarRUclios,
NAsHyILLE. June Sd, 1Ses.J
Rev. L. + DRAKE-Sapt. HrsEHe. RdshngtOn Co..
Dear Sir The enumeration Of the scholastic poBula.
lion has gOno into the hands Of the Comptroller for
his AppOrtiOnment. How SOon ho viii DO able 10 Fc'
port back I cannot say.
am unoficially but authoritatively Informed that
the organised Finance Board are so a~rrapsing That
there will be money at once, on the announcement Of
The superintendent. Respectfully, &C.,
ions EArsE, Snpp, DC.
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Somathfnp New.

We see by the last number of the Greene
vile National Union, that a Conservative
meeting was held in JOnesboro' " on the sth
of June, 1858" This Is news to the citizens
of this place m r..
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A GRAND
RADICAL UNION
MEETING
WILL BE
HELD IN J0NESBOR0!
ON THE
FOURTH OF JULY.

Every Union League in upper EAST len-
%Usssee ia invited to be present with their
Union banners to join in the Grand Process
sion.
Col. Geo.. ". Kirk Snd Capt. Daniel Ellis
viii be the Chief NarShals of the day, as
sisted by others.
Every Union soldier is requested to be
ur~esent-dtessed in full uniform--and all
who can do SO are requested to appear in
,bo procession on horseback.
The following distinguished speakers have
been invited aud are expected to be present
80 address the Mass-Neeting, viz;
Gov. Brownlow, Hon, Charles Sumner,
Hon. o. P. Morton, Hon. John A.Iogan, Hon,
Horace Maynard, Hon. VIM. B. Stokes, Hon
IN. r. Butler, Gen. John B. Rodgers, Hon,
Thos. A. Hamilton, Col. a. J. Upton, and
many others.
The procession will be formed in front Of
the Courthouse, ard march to the grove Of
the Female College. Cone one come allil
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STILL ANorHrn

oat recently ths . paFiy q Students iron
hsnfy College, in Virginia, vent disguised
a'isoeoring house 10 iears, Or kin, and the result
zoe nan o. m house, believing lhsi Bis lfo vas
% o tatss, puf ; ban through ns hosy Of one
''aasns'. Ths ~, ~ hoard o. Nm hs vas ,tni
as' Let th'ss unhappy ~Insiisnts b ssruiur o
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Thanks.

Hon. John Trimble, Hon. R. R. Butler
Dr.. A. H Gresham and Capt. ]. NJ. Rucker,
of the Steamer Victor No. 2, GallipOlis, Ohio,
will accept our thanks for late papers and
other documents,
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JOnesborough Female College Com.
mencement

We were unable TO be present at the ex-
animation of the pupils Of the Female COL
iege on Wednesday, bat availed ourselves OF
the privilege Of witnessing the exercises at
night, in The Methodist Episcopal Church.
The vocal and instrumental music was very
good and the competitions OF the young
ladies very excellent for their years aud eK-
p%erisnce. The literary address, by Rev. Oh.
l.. F., DRAKE, Of this place, was one of the
very best we have heard, upon such occa-
SONS, for years. DR.. Drake throws his whole
soul into everything be undertakes. His per-
severance and zeal id the cause Of religion
and education is worthy Of imitation. He
has established an extensive reputation as a
public speaker, and wherever he goes bis in-
%auence is of the most salutary character
His address, on Wednesday night, is spoken
of Ia the highest terms by all who had the
pleasure Of hearing it. We regard it as a
literary treat.
Professors Presnel aud DfiwOrth have ac-
quilted themselves, as teachers, with great
credit. Their efforts have been crowned with
success. We trust the good work viii go on.
We regret our space forbids US saying more
in regard to these exercises. We shall refer
to them again in our next issue.
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Criminal Court.

EDIroR FLAoi-You will please publish the fellow
ing times for the sitting Of the Criminal Court, ia tho
LIST judicial Criminal District, In Tenn, to.wit
Al TayiOrsville In johnson county, tie lat Monday
In June next, n
AZ Ellzebsthton, Carter county, tho End Monday in
Juas.
Al yoaosborO' Washington county, the Ord Monday
In June tG.
AsereensViis 10 Greene county, the Is. Monday in
July hoEt! s
And at Hnsedyille In Han9ouks county, on tho 9rd
Monday inAugnAt next, This May 20, 1868.
A,W. 10 WARD,
Judge Grim. Court Ia Jad. CirrEt.
I have appointed a special term Of the Criminal
commenelnB on The and Monday In August Bext. This
Ia to notify all who are interested TO attend at that
time. My regular term of sAId Court will BIO At sneed.
Vile, HaDeoeke county, the week following, to.wit
the 3rd Monday in August next. This May 26th, sos.
may2stf1 A. W. HowARD, judge, dc.