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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-08-29
J~onesboro'

Our schools open to-day. We are glad
to know that the prospect is favorable for
another year. We have often taken &C.
casion in the columns of the HERALD
AND TRIBUNE to speak of the excellency
of these schools. Nothing is so well cal
culated to build up every interest of our
town and country. The most eneourag-
ing feature, however, is the manifest III
terest the people take in them. Good
schools are springing up all over the
county. Their influence will be felt III
the future. We rejoice to see the mass
es enjoy the blessings of common schools.
1t speaks we'll for the future prosperity Of
the county. We shall spare no labor to
strengthen and build up the free school
interest. We want to make our people
feel that education is a common blessing
that all are interested in it. Franklin
says a newspaper and Bible in every
house, and a good school in every District.
are the principal supporters of virtue, mo-
rality. and civil liberty.
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The ARKANSAS JOURNAL OF EpU

THE ARKANSAS JOURNAL OF EDU-
CATION is fast taking a position among
the leading school montblies. 1t is the
official organ of the Superintendent of
Public Instruction of Arkansas. Hon.
Thos. Smith, Editor, Little Rock. Ark.
Terms $I,50.
THE NATIONAL TEACHER has no
superior among our school monthlies. 1t
is always fresh and vigorous, every num-
Der is an Improvement on the preceding.
e. f., White, Editor, Columbus. Ohio.
Terms 81 80, specimen number sent free.
The SCHOOL is an excellent school
monthly. Is edited and published at the
Michigan State Normal School. 1t
breathes the spirit aud enterprise of the
North West. Terms $3.50, Address,
Ypsilanti, Michigan.
THE MAINE JOURNAL OF EDUCATION
never fails to make its regular visits. 1t
is a capital monthly, ably edited, neatly
printed and judiciously arranged every
way. A. P. Stone, editor. Portland
Maine. Terms $3.50.
THE AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL
MONTHLY still makes its regular visit to
our sanctum. 1t is always welcome. tits IN
valuable to us. Messrs. j. w. Schermer-
horn & Co. New York. Terms $500 a year.
THE CHICAGO SCuooLMAsTER is get
ting better every number. Our teachers
will make money by sending $I.00,a years
su subscription to Aaron Cove. Editor, Nor
NAL, Ill.
THE RHODE ISLAND SCHooLMAsTER
is on our table. Every teacher needs a
he can not do without it. Thos. w.
Bickwell, Editor, Providence. r. l. Terms
$3.50 a year.
ST. LOUIS JOURNAL OIL EDUCATION.
a first class monthly full of choice reading
matter. Every school officer and teacher
should have a copy. j. B. Merwin. Edi-
tor and Proprietor, ST. Louis, Mo. Terms
$3.50.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL ADVOCATE is
gaining popularity rapidly. Its ~circula-
ton will be immense, should it continue to
increase in the future as it has in the past
few months. 1t is full of Western enter
prise. S. Halves, Editor. Indianapolis,
Ind. Terms 81 80 a year.
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ESCAPED.

a letter just received from DR.. J. A.
REGISTER Tompkinville, Ky, informcs us
that Simpson has broken Jail at that place
and left for parts unknown. 1t will be
remembered by our readers that this man
was arrested In this county some two or
three months since by Sam. w. Bains,
and was sent to Kentucky by him to
answer the charge of murder. The Gov
ernor of that State had offered a reward
OF two hundred dollars for his capture.
There will no doubt be efforts made to
~recapture him. but as he had been great
ly alarmed about his case, will no doubt
seek a home star away and will perhaps
battle the officers and detectives in the
future,
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Response Of RIr. Harris.
JAMES NJ. MAUI, JESSE SLAGLE, SAN
UEL MAY AND OTHErS:

JAMES NJ. MAUI, JESSE SLAGLE, SAM
UEL MAY AND oTHErS:
GENTLEMEN - Your call upon me
through the Herald and Tribune, to be-
come a candidate to represent Washington
County in the mex Legislature, would
have been responded to before this, but
from the fact that | have been waiting for
further political developement. You are
not alone in your desire that the great
agricultural interest shall be represented
in the Dezt Legislature. for L hold IN my
possession calls from other portions OF the
County to the same purport. while L see
the whole State from Carter to Shelby,
pressing the same subject upon her PEG"
pie. calling from the field the workbench.
and the anvil. men to represent them L
am glad to see my county-Den waking uE
upon this important question. for the H.
terest of the farmer aud mechanic have
been most grossly neglected, while ques-
tons Of min or importance have engrossed
the entire business of your Representation
YOU may consider your call favorably re,
sponded to, and should be favore !
with a seat in your e Legislature l
shall devote my time and experience and
whatever ability 1 may possess. to the
great Agricultural and Mecaanic'l In
ferest of nv State. With due respect L
remain,
Yours truly.
70
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-08-29

The Greeneville correspondent of the
Press and Herald, seems to sympathize
with US very much for being caught in the
company of the delegates that attended
the Rogersville Junction Convention, and
Tor acting on one of the Committee. We
appreciate his kindness in hooking after
our business and watching the company
we keep. 70 reciprocate all such favors,
if he will call or us the next time he Wis.,
lis Jonesboro,' we will give him some good
advice as to the company he has been in
the habit of associating with in the priuate
tcalks of life in this vicinity.
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Negligence Somewhere :.

some OF u subscribers on the mail
h hoo1e nom Freedom.to Graysburg, have
reen complaining of the carrier on this
nne. They say he leaves the Depot be-
lore the morning mail from this place gets
mere and as they have only a weekly
nall' are forced to do without the HER,
AID AND TRIBUNE a week after it is
published. We hope tue contractor will. if
ee can make 1T suit his convenience in the
Iuture' wait for only a very short time on
the Eastern mail. BY so doing he would
very much oblige the patrons of the
HERALD AND TRIBUNE.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-08-29
Culture.

Too Little attention is paid to this sub
ject in our puplic schools and colleges
Our educators by no means overlook the
importance of active exercise, but they
seem to take it for granted that the stu
accord. Very few, however, do SO the
studies of the course are so very exacting
that the student, ever if he is inclined to,
finds no time to give to physical culture.
The pale faces of those who graduate
prove sufficiently that the diploma has
been gained at the expense of robust
health. If now and then a few drop out
of the college mill in perfect health, an
examination of the class standing Will find
them pretty well down toward the bot
tom.
"a sound mind in a sound body" is a
very old and very trite maxim, and all
the more neglected because old and trite.
The ancients appreciated this more than
we do at the present, for foot races,
wrestling, boxing, throwing the discus,
and exercises requiring great physical
power and endurance, found a place
among their national games, and their
frequent celebration was participated in
by contestants from every part of Greece
On the continent of and especially
in Germany. the students are accustomed
to take more exercise than is common in
this country Young men spend their
vac cations in tramling over mountains and
battle fields, visiting cities and places of
historic interest, carrying knapsacks upon
their backs,and in this rough manner they
not only acquire brown health, but also pick
I'D much valuable information. BY this
living intercourse with people of all class
es, they gain a knowledge Of men and Gus
toms which it is not possible to obtain.
from books by the most diligen. study
Public School Adrocdte.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-08-29
THE BIBLE RULED OUT.

The Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton of New York. has decided the action
Of the Trustees in Long Island City. re-
the attendance of scholars during
the reading of the Bible at the opening
of the schools to be unlawful. The an
nouncement of the decision of Superin-
tendent Weaver created great JOY among
Romauists
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-08-29
KNoxvILLE. TENN, May 9, 1872.

Jfessrs. Sanford, Chamberlain Hs
DEAR SIR: Twas very scrioasty stone
mni he a. comfy bridge. Ny shoulder was
for Ine coa md one of my ribs broken.
alslecI being some weeks under the care
r one of our best physicians and dor npuing
no relief ron the severe ae son' in vour
pain, ! was p= per = Seft ps Of Harris Great
epmniR; ENJOY and / was surprised atits wonder,
hslaef, anu II almost Immediately removed
the pain and inhsmamticp,n an p ne my y Tdeout
cry was speedy; wo u n. nCALIAaHAN.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-08-29
A CARD.

In consideration of my high esteem for
the Hon. H. III. Carr, and desiring bar
mony and unanimity in the Conservative
party of Washington county in the COM
ing election for u county Representative,
| hereby withdraw from before the par
ty as a candidate for that Office.
john ALLISON, jr.
Jonesboro', Tenn. Aug. 9th, 1872.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-08-29

JAPAN.-The Mikado of Japan, in
making an address recently to his Dali
mois or nobility. said that universal odu-
cation is the only basis of national prosper
ity, and that he intended to secure it for
his people. He called upon them to as
sist him and to gather information that
will be useful in promoting that object.
He advises them to travel in foreign
countries. and to take their wives, sisters
and daughters with them.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-08-29
Ambitious.

AMBITIOUS.
Many of our farmers are getting m
bilious to excell in raising the largest
amount of wheat, on a small amount OF
land. A few have made from thirty to
thirty-eight bushel to the acre this year.
With proper management many can DO
the same next year, and perhaps even
better. We are glad to see this excite
meut getting up. 1t will no doubt be the
means of many farmers taking the prop
err step to improve their poor i~nds.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-08-29
The Weather.

The heat Of the last few weeks has had
the. effect to stagnate trade and produce
an indifference in business, that must be
regarded as growing more out of a regard
for comfort and safety than any other
cause. 1t is hoped the cheated term
will soon be over. We will then expect
10 see our stores crowded with customers,
and our streets filed with wagons loaded
With country produce.
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Accident.

On Wednesday the 21st inst, the Eas-
tern bound passenger train at Greeneyilfe,
run over Col. David Fry. severely if not
fatally injnring him. He was still live
ing at our latest advice, but bis physicians
and friends think he cannot survive.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-08-29

IT cannot hurt you. 1t ispurley vega
table. Try Simmons Liver Regulator
If YOU wish to be well: 1t acts IKE .
charm without facilitating the system:
and without any of the evil effects OF
Mercury. Simmons Liver Regulator is
rho cafe remedy.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-08-29
NITRIC Birds Sang Sweetly.''

THAT CONVENTION" is the title OF
m illustrated, rich, rare and racy little
campaign book. brim full of fun and good
jokes on the Cincinnati Convention ana
on DIR. Horace Greeley, LIZ D.. Pnoiished
by Messrs. f. c. WEIGH d TO-, Chicago
Price as cents. If you wish to enjoy a
coed laugh send and get copy and thu
while away a tedious hour or no..
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Slaves.

Upper East Tennessee is doing a heavy
business in slaves. At almost every De
not can be seen a large lot ready for ship,
ing. This is Que of the finest timbered
con ntnes in America. and our forests
Which have heretofore been thought to
b. almost worthless will soon prove to be
very valuable and will be WORTH fortunes
to the land owners.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-08-29
Important Business.

G. w. Meek, the efficient Secretary OF
Rhea Lodge, No. AZ, wishes all Master
Mason's, members of this Lodge, to call
Mt his Office within the next month. There
Il some important business to be arrang-
ed, and it is hoped none will fail to COM
ply with the request.
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Wanted.

A competent teacher for the colored
people in the town schools. Coed wages
will he paid. The school to commence
early in September. Apply to III. Presnell,
Superintendent County Schools, Jones
boro', Tennessee.
aup2q.
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Thanks.

Hon. o. z. Temple. will please accept
our thanks for a Complimentary ticket 70
the Eastern Division Fair, which COM
mences at Knoxville 14th of October, aad
close on the 10Th.
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Wines.

There has been an abundance of grapes
raised in this vicinity, aud many per-
sons are manufacturing wine,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-08-29

We are authorized and requested to an
rounce Col. w. c.. Eminent of Carter
county, as a Candidate for State Senator,
IN the first Senatorial District, election
in November next.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-08-29
REPRESENTATIVE

We are authorised and requested to an
rounce DR. H.. III. CARR, as a candidate
for Representative IN the Lower House
yember next.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-08-29
STATE SENATOR.

We are authorized and requested to
-,n,unce the name of Col. s. X. N.
PATTON, as a candidate for State Senator
"a the first Senatorial District, subject to
Republican Convention.
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VA,
w In o I s Price c uPrent
LEE, TAYLOR g. CO.:

LEE, TAYLOR & CO.:
Wholesale and Retail q rocers, Commission Mer-
chants and Produce Brokers, No. IL, Bridge
Street, Lynchburg, Virginia.
LYNCHBURo, VA, August 20 1874
But few changes for a week past.
Wheat less active in our market, but sells
at quotations as to quality Corn and
Rye rather neglected; Oats active at
advance noted Bacon country cured in
active demand at advanced noted Fresh
Rnttor rnnkod oh ndrnnco nntal 49,
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Bacon.

This article which could scarcely be
sold at any price a few months since is
now very much in demand. A good lot
would bring 12i cents per pound hog
round In this market.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-08-29

We are authorized and requested to
announce the name of JAMES a. WEST,
IS a eahpo - Ho,,sa ns est Iaa;s
latnre.
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Yours truly.
j. Z. I. II

FOR RENT OR SALE Low
Two Dwelling Houses, containing siA
rooms each, good cisterns n ga1u ra,
Apply to GEO. L. RIsHA fs7tf
Tenn
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E D q
BY H. PRESNELL.

There is within every man a divine ideal, the
type after which he was created, the germs of
a perfect person, and 1t is the office of education
70 favor and direct these germs. "-KANr.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-08-29

Camp-meeLlnS'
At Turkeytown in Carter County
,uumeuees next Friday.
At Sulphur Springs in this county, we
are requested to say will embrace the
fourth Sunday IN September, instead of
the fifth as published last week.
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MARRIED.

~ ,bs odd inst, near Pleasant Grove.
tho residence of brides mother. by Rev;
d. A. Thompson. CHARLES hoLnns =
Miss MARTHA NJ. THOMPSON all 'niS
county,. -
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A

THE NATIONS CENTENNIAL.-The
commissioners from forty states and tor
ritories for organizing a celebration Ct
the n hundreth anniversary of our ma
tional independence, nave met at Phila.
Fair in Fairmount park, to open April,
10, 1876, and to continue six months.
FAR AND WIDE.-The Messrs. Mer-
riam of Springfield. Mass, had a recent
order for l6 copies of their Webster's
Unabridged Dictionary from Colombo.
Ceylod. one for 80 copies and another for
o6 from Japan,a and one for II copies fl ON
Con t%antinople. Last year 979.20i
copies of Webster's Spelling-book were
sold.
The LOST MISSIONARY Found
More recent reports confirm the statement
that the exploring party sent out to ascer-
tain the fate of DIR. Livingstone. succeeded
in finding him. He, however. will not re-
turn with them, wishing to prosecute his
explorations still farther in central AT
RIGA.
A QUEEN MoTHER.-The Empress of
Germany has founded in a rural suburb
of Berlin a seminary Cor the education of
the daughters of officers who were killed
in the war with France. She also pro-
poses to initiate the philanthropic exam
pie of George Peabody in Lon
don, and erect model tenement-houses for
the workingmen of her capital.
Observation-Disclosures University,
which claims to have lem founded by
King Alfred. intends to celebrate its
l.00Oth anniversary this year.
SCHOOLING BETTER THAN SOLDIER
ING.-Switzerland, though able to raise
an army of 100000 men. spends ten
millions of francs on education, which is
more than it allows for it's military ex-
penses.
Russia, has now fifteen thousand tho
roughly organized public schools, under
the patronage of the governmental con-
troll.
New JERSEY, raised by local taxation.
last year, for school purposes, S2,375,000,
which was on average of Sill a pupil ae-
tually attending school.
FoUR-FIFTHs of the 10000 teachers
in Massachusetts are women.
AaREAT mathematician has arisen at
the University of Michigan, and this time,
as we are glad to learn, in the person of a
young girl. Her course has been a
triumphant success, outstripping all her
male competitors for college honors. Fe-
male intuitions, as all the novelists have
taught us, are powerful things. The
young lady avails herself of them to solve
problems in mathematics that students
and even professors regarded as insoluble.
Her name is Miss White, and she is tail
and slender. Hence classical learning in
the University has dubbed her Atba
Tonga.
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Prof. J. 3 Pence.

Opened his school on Monday at Nays
School house in the 9th Civil District.
The prospect is fattering.
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Institute.

Opened very encouragingly, L. G.
Peoples Principal, and A. NJ. Jervis AS
~sistant.
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Camp-meeting.

Is enjoying a good school. j. G. Cox
Principal, and Miss. Bowers Assistant.
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O.. b. SMITH & Co, los, Gay Street.
Knoxville, are offering better bargains IN
before. The reason of their great sttccfNs
~stheybuy and cell for Cash. july27tt
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Crowded Out
Boone'S Creek.

The Obituary of Mrs. Orr, of Eliza
bethton. will appear in u next issue.
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AUGUSTA
CORRECTED BY
COX, JACKSON & CO..
GcucraI Com mission MerGha q
3OS Broad ST., Augusta, Ga.
.OMNISSION

3OS 81, Augtista, Ga.
Cottom-per ID, 20@ Corn so a
So ; Wheat-l 40@1 45; Oats-55 az co
Rye 00(9I %; BARLEY
Hay-1 80 a. / so; FIour-Supcr-7 co.;
@l0 90 Fancy 10 0009 ;MenI-cify
mills 81 a. SalamaDder 1850 :
Molasses a Lard 10 OIL; Ba-
con-Shoulders TICS ; T.. X. Sides ~
@l0; G.. Sides 81 @L9; Hams. plain IL
a. 10; canvassed 13 a. IA /; Stirring
"a per yard 10 90 rs per yard IL a
- per yard 13I@ drills; per yard
q -; Butter i5@s5 Eggs IS GO. [.
Corn, declining, with heavy stocks
Wheat, in active demand. with light sup
ply Hay, scarce and wanted; Flour.
high grades in request; Bacon, firm with
light stocks, country hams and shoulders
wanted Butter viii sell If ehoioe Eggs
wanted if fresh and in small kegs. 55goiT
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FALL BRANCH COLLEGE,
Fall Branch, Washington County, E.Ienn.
Rev. ED. W. HALBAcH, President.
Next session will commence on the nrst
wednesday-in September, 1877. lnStruc-
ions M~orouqh-feT1ns the toUeSf.
~ Send fora Circular
augl5ml.
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Death on the Rail.

John Stubblefeld. was run over and
killed by the Memphis and Charleston
train, at Chattanooga, last Sunday night.
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Cross Bill.

A. G. Mason Admire ais
In this cause it appearing from the allie
gations in Complainants bill thatkW.H.
Clymer q Co., 1.-THE individual anne of
the members composing said firm not be-
ing ,knownl who are made defendants,
are non-residents of the State of Tennes-
see. 1t is therefore ordered that publica-
ton be made for our successive weeks in
the Herald and Tribune, a newspaper
published -ins the town of Jo~nesboro,
Tenn, notifying said defendants to APP
pear before our said Chancery Court ..on
the Fourth Monday in November. next.
and make defence to said Complainants
bill, or the same will be taken for confess
ed as to them and set for hearing exparte.
Witness, B. F.. Swingle, clerkand Mas
ter of said Court at Office ia Jonesboro',
this 9th day Of August, 1872.
b. F.. SWlEGLE @ d II.
aug-15w4pfss,
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Rev. Jas. q. Mason.

We are pleased to learn that Rev. ..
n Mason. late Pastor of the Presbyterian
Church of this place. has received a unani-
mans~c,u from the North Presbyterian
Church of Washington City, and will en-
ter i~mmediateB upon his PASTORAL duties.
Although we are sorry to rave hi.. nd ..sDa
leave us, g are glad to know tna.. TN.
lines baye fallen upon him in pleasant
piaces.~ and wish him that success III
bis new field of labor. which bis 'emlnen.
christian qualities and entire devotion 70
his Masters work so justly merit.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-08-29

II RON feel dull. drowsy. debIlltateo,
have frequent headache, mouth las.sS
Lsdlv moor appetite aud tongue coaeeu.
s,,asring from Torpid Liver OF
Zepn;sss.sss.o and nothing viii cure you
;ersc,s God,n Medical Discovery
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-08-29

FoE nice Chromos and other f1nc Pic
lures, frst class walnut and Gilt Moulds
Jugs, Superior Letter Payer und EnyotF
all at the loweEt prices, .2ff
o B SMITH s. Co, los, GAY Strvst<<N
Vile Tenn. nv MIN
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-08-29

Wanted. NJ. Ns9t fe Lfl7
$1,000, 90 IN Washington County
warrants. Tor which we will pay tho
highest market price in goods, notes, or
accounts. t
MAHovEy& sHrLEy.
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Miss Sophie M. Or

Miss Sophie M. Cunningham.
This accomplished young lady has ac-
eepted the position of Preceptress in the
knoxville Female Institute.