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The New York herald., 1872-11-29

F We. Essnsy fourth street Brcadway.
AOcVs1'S Ds A6sT EMfhxlid Success A'' 'A'se'
Oh OF
rzRRy !nF WIVES
WINDSOR,
The DAILY TIMES calls il IAN unequivocal popular
suceessp
the Merry Wives have yet had in this country"
To be acted EVERY NIGHT for the PRESENT WEEK
%sss sSss;ssSlssa %siad'ss
TAMcEr NJ AAcksY Mr. GEORGE De De SERE
Vii kk si ehs1a sSf%SoRA Sss SAss
5lwETF STs MI Miss SARAH
SATURDAY NExr-xArINEE OF MERRY WIVES
cSHsAs SsSah 7SSSf s SsHFa
FaSy c fg eEs Amsn DMa
Gan ana sT SRs sSF Son e
Fn nrsTaN AyspSe nHI9 Theatre from to- S;o
INSTANTANEOUS SUCCESS
NEW LOCAL ins FoLlys in four acts BY
aHsSS Fl yS2ga a Tnn aHs
CLOCK;
NEW YORK BY DARK
rSssy % sr as= e. ms
in Dress for gs TnE EopsDS ana r eRed ES
New and popular music and rich, new properties.
THE CAST
includes the following array OF STAR TALENT
MI JOHN BRoueHAs ,ousou
The GAJILToNs and the LAURIs,
e Ne Sen9i"S: NJ s. Miss kssns% ansIs beans Ms
sse M s"sn Master f,syss psysse Nine Mr. kapS
Ms Mcsae Cassidy nsE Mr. E. Ghagm"p MI A. anos nr
Bili Tcyey, Mr. q ersee Mr. john SS Laar Mr. Harry
Miss Roberta kcwoea cfGss MIS-
Miss Rice, Miss vomer, Miss Helen Strange Mr.. james
The whole to conclude cxSosS x,se new and original
arranged by Mr.. JNo i.AURi. and in which the whole
Company viii fHE ffhs gg1a6Gs FAN 81 eS xSAJ11ross
54, AoADAA' IF iTiEizS aHzi' orrRA-1ucsAx .,rz,x
DFffisr THIs tFRipAYi EVENING November = "A"NDA
E3s$ sf$#$ si$#S sS4 sS$ $HsHH
So. %' ~,ssss, A n s1ss 'ssr,
SATURDAY ''.' f5Ssss,4 ssASs i It 54?jsHH sSagiA.
The Director has the honor to announce that
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE the
PRICES Of ADMISSION to
MATINEES WILL BE
TWO DOLLARS
!" ,SS = ESfHx 9 SH%sSE FOR RESERVED SEATS.
LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON.
MIGNON.
Knabes Pianos used at the Academy of Music.
Tickets be obtained at the Academy OF Music and at
Schirmer's Music Store, 70l Broadway.
4 ssoCIATloN HALL
CHILnREN'S FRENCH MATINEE.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, AT ii A. VI.
FREE TO ALL.
Prof ETIENNE LAMBERT will give n Free Lecture
on French, SATURDAY at H. when he win demonstrate
practically how easily children can learn French orally
Mothers invited to bring all the little ones they
will participate in the exercises. Lecture tree,
DR. KAHN'S MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 745 BROAD.
IL way, OPT osite Astor placc-Ths magnificent col
lection contains over 100000 specimens OF natural and
artificial Anatomical Preparations, comprising every
portion Q. the human frame Lectures daily on .Ner
pedimentan Applicants furnished with pocket edition
addre ssng ecretary Dr. Kahns Museum 745 Broadway,
New York. Open from A. N. to 10 r. N. Admission 50
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yyrs.utrs March ~. I'm the Assembly, 49,.
aay. n motion was Introduced anna sy
meat. 20 censure and pro,rcnl' ~" -, moi.
Ub,l on else Chamber. 4 c"hht'i shIch ia
la mass 10 The order OF tie day 90, -.
.,,'fyal,pt 10 4 LAYING The motion on lue lAvH'
followed by mmult unpreeedentc1 'f'I Sor..
halls. bat ID Vas finally declared "evF1.-s ef,hs
upon the storm broke out alIcsh. "a M.
Risht shouted. The passage 10 ihr ".ut'
d,y ia NOT an amnesty at impunity. bnt ~ u~1
der" The liou-r became furious N'','' -
r,ati,n. ,yrr. exchanged 10y the hEhtauu go -"
the scene 90 commission Was painiHlg ta"
MY. ,rrrs.l D.putic. ro-e 30 their seats ANA y"
fused 20 accept such pardon as the RcN"h - s
Assembly implies. They were ''c'Hsu 49,,
stormy groaus. jules taNre tnru y" pr p.toce
his voice was iuaulihlr iu thr upiu"F- a"o
al Wales bsrprned a. visit the Assembly during
the sitting. aud Witnessed she proceedings
IL i stated that thc Government - negotiating
With the Government at Berlin Win a e"" -.
ticipaung The payment of the war indenhlty' 49,
hy securing the complete evacuation OF FRANCE "
the Germans.
Nkw YoEK. March l2-Thc Worlds cores
pondent SAYS extensive torg"ries have been psIpe,
trated on the Russian Empire by an oFgahiNn "a".
/ Of thieves who have not entered the tmpifr' phN
disseminated the i~orgeries by agents IN huss'".
I one Of the gang was arrested IA odessa WIN =
large amount of forged bank notes in ms posse
sion. lie was tried and convicted. The op"fSilo"s
of the rogues in bank notes, however, were pu1 :
triae compared with the forgeries IN hussihu ~.
way shares. Over hail a million founIes "ol~
these forged railway shares were seized IN oosss'
al one time. and almost as large amounts IN MOS
cow and -. Petersburg. The Russian secret Pc
lice have been sent TO nearly all the contlnenta
cities, as well "a To London 20 hhc'ih
forgers, II possible.
Ngw YoRK. March IA despatch
REPORTS the recapture " Z~acatecas by Correlo' &c
ting in conjunction with the troops from Sutnoyu
alto. under command Of Sanchez Ochoa' ltis ~
mored that Trevino was defeated ana ou.us
that MARTINEZ. Narraujo and Cadena were take'
prisoners. losing their artillery and amuuhluou
Canales. Governor Of Tampico, has ordered u"e
rerro TO leave the state, or he will compel him'
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LATEST UNPUBLISHED DISPATCHES.
By Western Union Telegraph Co., san Francisco.


rsrrcAr. To THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ApvEnrfsERtl
Topeka, KANSAS, March l2.-The Supreme Court
Yesterday set aside the verdict in the Medhco't
case, and ordered q new trial mainly on te
ground that the lower court admitted testimony as
TO the dying statement Of Ruth the murdered mau'
A yonng man named John Wallace was shot aud
killed by a Mr.. Harvey in SaliAa last night. wal
lace was on a spree and made a noise before har-
vey's door, whereupon the latter shot him har-
vey had to be guarded to prevent the mob from
hanging him.
PmnApELPHrA. March l2-About 500 employees
on the Camden and Amboy Railroad struck yes
terday on account Of the non-payment OF wages.
The strikers threatened the men secured 20 take
their places.
ALBANY. March I'm investigating the print
ing frauds. the chairman Of the printing committee
last year testified that the state printers, Weed
Parsons 4 Co, gave him presents Tor faVors' al inc
close of the session. Parsons paid him 5000.
Dennison testified that Parsons paid him So'Oou'
Parsons was called upon TO testify, but had gooe
South.
New YoRK, March Washington dispatch
saws recalcitrant Republicans decided TO send a
senator. PROBABLY Upton, TO Cincinnati to confer
with the leaders of the liberal Republicans. sum
ner. Trumbull, Schurz, Fenton aud Upton, nave
had repeated conferences. aud have agreed not 10
abide by the action of the Philadelphia Convention
if it nominates Grant. but will look To Clhcin-
natl for candidate. Sumner is understood 70 FAVOR
Davis. A combination is forming 10 make Senator
Scott the candidate for the Vice Presidency, 80 as
to make a vacancy in the Pennsylvania Senate io'
Forney and other Senatorial aspiTantsin that state
Several business men interested In the general
order business say that the exactions OF Lee
and Stocking continue just as they did before Col
lector Arthur's new regulations. IL Is understood
that A.. r. Stewart g. Co, are going TO sue Leetan
Stocking for over charges.
On account of the little rain which hasfallen TIL
season, there is a serious probability OF the suppi!
m,o2f Croton water running short. The authorities ar
annd&, fGbject their attention.
able the British Empire dispatch states that Co
two - horn pngiisnmau
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e nay COLUMN!
Not THIS, but the Other One!

Queer. Very QueeTG
IN MY ADVERTISING MY
II Anchors and Chains for sale are crowded out ana ID
amongst The Sotigns-a British NotonD They vail Dc sold
cheap, very cheap
Funny! Very Funny!
In nv Advertising Column. my Bird Traps, Bird Houses
and Brg.fi : Cages. o. which 1 have a splendid @s-1rtn-htr
a. crowded oct. Thsy sul be sold cheap, very cheap
Queer! Very Queer!
Nv PHls-Bairis, WheIpton's aud C0cAle's are crowded ooi
aud are included n the Sotioos- 1870
Trgn p0sts fr Wire Fencing, which | wi sell Tor GEMS
eact. Is much less than the raw material costs mere
The FuuuiesG Of a!I-Brus--is CaTp~t @h'1h / a
for sac. a splendid article, and guaranteed q eq1at 41AI1y' -
20 r- cert. less than ths Carpet for the N=T noe! os' d"
- .ateI 10 he san Francisco cost l. would Eake q mathe-
r,a,Trfsn 70 calculate The loss incarred b not purchasing Leie'
Not Queer or Very Queer!
The Steamer Kilauea is a decided success and materially as
ass 70 promote trade and develop the resources oil the hNAsuOm
oGrumblers Notwithstanding
The New Hotel.
There has been a difference Of opinion in consequences o.
Op,balnia. I am morally certain il SiH be a decided ~
10 promoting the interests Of these fair islands and a sre@'
benefit TO them. - . ra5rc,ior
Llggiug House Keepers need not quake or seek q reducttou
In reDf Tor they will have their share from the extra humO~'
0f visitors 70 see the wonders Of this Kingdom -.
This National Hotel. 50 much needed ior o. uP Ou.r
our sunny Islands, Will, in conjunction win otheT SOM -
provemeuts.. immortaIize the reign Of kAaEHAAEAA VIZ N"-4
may be live and reign = uoT-SF
f3 JOHN IhOhAo
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TO E Or LEASE

- THOSE VERY DESIRABLE -
49, PREMISES on the Plains known a. ULU- aA5
iisE1 LAM, At present occupied by Mr.. s. b.
- Dole The Dwelling House consists Of a large Par
Tor, Dining Room, Three Bed Rooms and Pantry, two large
store Room on basement there Is also, on the land 4 Cottage
containing two rooms, detached Kitchen, Servants Honss
Stables, &c, &c, with a well OF good water. Possession
given on the FIRST Of July next. For further particulars
JAG u apply G" JAMES 8. LEMON. %
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uayoffan
IoIra. No. u. F. d 4. NJ. will be- held on NehH1y
So 81 ~ tbe Rooms "a Mckee block
evening. Apth a. - ~
Al j @ clock
TurScorr wLica arrived on the -'th from LS40i-
malt Naac0uyers Island, was S"Een,e,! 30 -.
halt days on tie passage having .e' g. wai v.
Ilth inst. and reports Ane weather -
understand, visit HlIo anu he''"AsA'@
her stay here. -
D." HIlo IF CoNE'-We are gTaunei 10 81 =
a recent arFNaI II'H nm - .-..a3srta drought
j. over. This Is undoubtedly q great re-iei TO tnS
Silent mills had become alarming.
SIX"
-, -. ,xo arrived nj this port
I4b- IONS fV' 49, ,, p ~
Wednesday morning, IL DAY sIt|l
She exchanged the usual sAi"ieS WIN 'Ue Nv.
ha,tarr rha mex. dav. 81 eleven o'clock. \. M.
L. h.r officers:
Inc 't0"I"
C4Pta'H-kApa + S1S'' - Nm. r. Cla,serback, L.
u 0lJssr1' c.. Worth.
NaU. LIeut-Edward :. ClsPp-
Lieut. NGTTnssF : = ,n,,5~@
CA1plaI"IhSE : - Tan5n.
prymgs.er-Wm Il. Clyma-
CAig Engineer -ThoS- NLinott II s,,u
SAP LseHis-EG- Z S mp = ! I,fy9rt- {. }. rrower. F.
p. Grayes. ]. Fl. P. blackwell. }. a. NJ. Fraser, Reginald de
Ia p b, Peirse.
NIu. Mi5ShiPmGn-H; + I S"I.
4Sst- 4aIgso" IN I Klc,y.
Ftgirse2s-Wm Ban. John Taylor, ?. W. Hooper.
~GuHHer-Frederek Tuh
CtsTk-Ed. =. II S'hEIota'
SIS. CLtL W po1,bna
C9-psnter-Alfred Evans.
IT T Russian Naiesty's steam cunbOat fungus,
u.;.a5 ras,or5sv MORNING 40 DAYS from Valparaiso,
-. fr tLa 4moor She reports having met
~ - ,ba entire MASSAGE. which
80 I'D undar sal. The fungus Is an iron screw
yasseI of 80 horse-poyer. and carries four guns, and
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NOTICE

FNROM THIS DATE SHALT NOT BE
L responsible for any debts contracted in my name without
ny written order.
Iaiku, Feb. 2sth. 1872 CmhlG lml John TAIIETT
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THE LAMP THIEF.-AbOut a year ago. the lamps
OF the Kaumakapili church were stolen, but the
thief was never known until the other day when
he was found at Lahaina selling the lamps 10 i
Cbinaman. He was the Iamp-lighter of the church
and now c~onfesses also to have stolen som'
hooks from Rev. Mr.. Forbes.
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NOTICE.

LII Pc SO NS ARE HEREBY eau
n TONED szaiust EiiYEinE their animals 70 trespass upon
the land knoEn as LUMAHAI. on the Island Of Kauai. the
undersigned having leased the same from c. x. BISHOP.
All persons 50 t~respassing hereafter. viii be preceded
against according to taE. CUULASS co
Honolulu. January 25th. 1872. isa- am
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TO RENT.
EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE.

A Secondhand Billiard Table, 6 feet x 10.
In good order-with Balls. Rack. Cues. Counters and Pool
BOARD, with new Cushions and Bed
Apply 10 ROBERT RYCROFT.
febl7 r. BuTum's Han.
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THE RATsrNG.-The new flag pole which arrive
mere on the FalEiuburgb will be raised and place
in position in front of No. rs engine house at 4
o'clock this afternoon. We hope that some OF on
fire companies may secceed in washing the hg"r
that is to surmount the 1876 feet of pole.
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= The property in KOolau sold at auction on
Saturday last, 0easehold and freehold less than allo-
dia1 brought $3.50, Mr.. s. Cullen being the pur-
chaser. 1t is considered a fine bargain.
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a piano was badly injured i'm New York
falling twelve feet upon n colored man.
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FOREIGN JURoRs.-We are requested by the Mar
shall to state that the attendance OF foreign jurors
drawn for the April Term of Court, will not be re-
uaired until further notice.
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Good SAnING.-The new schooner Uilama, which
sailed last week for Hawaii, has on her first passage
quite come up to the expectations of her builders
and of those who predicted she would prove a fast
sailer. She arrived off Kailua in twenty-six hours
from Honolulu, which is travelling at a rate of over
nine knots for the whole distance. Good for Hatfield.
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LOADING LUMBER.-The American clipper ship
Suren, of Boston, is now loading the cargo OF iuul,
Der destined for Valparaiso, which was discharged
from the British ship DeUOashire, now laid up IN
this harbOr. -
PHExoNEyA LAST NIGHT-A very brilliant meteor
was seen Wednesday night at about 9 O'Clock, and
about the same time some persons assert there was d
sIigbt shock of an earthquake. The natives say these
are portents of grave events coming. :
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The FIRST WHALER.-The whale ship .Narengo.
Capt. Barnes. arrived at this port Monday morrs
ng, just nine months out, having left New Bedford
june 9th, 1871. She reports doing very well on the
way out, having sent home 200 bbls sperm via FayaE
say $l0,0 900 at latest quotations. E
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MAsoSIc-A special meeting of Honolulu Royal
Arch Chapter No. l, will be held this evening. at
II o'clock. at the Hall of Lodge l. Progress de
F0ceauie., Visiting companions are cordially
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~THANKs-Ours are due, and hereby rendered to
Captain c. ". Gellett, of the bark Queen Emma.
for prompt delivery of our Geographic dispatches
and files of papers, yesterday morning.
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ASSASSINATION OF THE EARL OF MAYO.-It was
only last fall that We heard of the assassination Of
the Chief Justice Of India, and now the statement
comes that the Governor General has also fallen by
the hand OF an assassin. Are there real, or only
fancied evils in the British rule in India, that pro
duces such crimes on the part of the people ruled?
"ln the House Of Lords. on the 18th of February,
the Duke Of Argyll announced that the Government
has received official information of the assassination
of the Governor General of India, the Earl of MAYO,
and, with several other Lords, pronounced eulogies
ON the deceased. In the House of Commons, MIR.
stated that on the evening of the 8th inst.
the Earl Of Mayo was stabbed by a Mahometan con-
Wet, and soon after receiving his wound expired.
from Bombay announce that the assassin
alton of the Earl Of Mayo causes intense excitement
India. In Calcutta and Bombay the
murder Is the universal theme of conversation, and
all business is suspended"
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THE SOUTHERN WoRKMAS.-This is the title Of a
good-sized, neatly printed newspaper, issued monthly
at Hampton, Va, the first number Of which, dated
January, 1872, has been laid on our table. As
its title indicates, it is published mainly in the inter-
ests Of the freedmen of the Southern United States.
The specimen number is well filled with excellent
reading for people Of any class, aud its leading edi-
torial is an earnest appeal to the Southern working
men TO Improve the opportunity now offered 10 them
to advance IN education and material prosperity. 5.
{. Armstrong is the managing aud J. F. &. Marshall
the business eiItor-hoth gentlemen who are well
known IN these Islands, the one as a son OF our soil,
the other as an old resident. The present number
contains several illustrations, among which is a fine
picture Of the " Hampton Normal and Agricultural
institute" of which Gen. Armstrong is the principal.
The terms Of the Southern HOrkman are one dollar
a year.
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ADDITION TO THE CHURcH.-On the first Sabbath
in March, twenty-six persons were added to the Fort
street church, of this city. This Is a result OF the
religious awakening which w reported as in progress
several months since.
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~ The clipper ship heaTSarge to sail from
San Francisco shortly after the queen Emma lett,
will probably bring our next mail.
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NOTES OF TIE WEEK.

PryAHoU CoLLEGE.-The new term Of this Insti-
tuition commences on Monday next, April lst.
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HOOK AND LADDER TRUCK-The ncvy-ad the mass
- Protection " Hook and Ladder Company. v+-the !
has been a long time on its way from the East. was
received by the Queen Emma yesterday. and will
be housed to-day. We shall take an early oppor-
tunity of inspecting and describing this new outfit
of the &" Projections"
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NOTICE
NOTICE !

AM TISG HAVING PURCHASED THE
- plant % the BAKERY lately carried 90 By LAM YET
solictts the patronage Of the customers Of the late proprietor.
mh23 a.
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Quick TIME.-The Queen Emma hence February
2sd. was Is days to san Francisco. arriving March.
9Th. Leaving there on the 18th. she arrived here,
ON the 2gth. Is DAYS passage, having been 30 days
on the round trip. This the quickest but one, on
record. so far as we remember tie bark C0nfd
: nay ana whGnnd trip in 80 days.
light =" ~ Seo"nu uay Il tne IN truck for
navIhg made Tue loo. the Jews about the nassovtnr.
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A FITTING OF MoRMoNs.-Tt appears that there
are yet some left of the Mormon converts among the
The schooner .ARRie, which arrived.
Monday morning from Kauai, brought 80 profess
ing Mormons, under the leadership of two preachers,
Messrs. keoeOe and Kalalakea, on their way to the
settlement at Laie, on the windward side Of
This island
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GooD TEMPLAR's BALL--By advertisement in
another column. it will be seen that n subscription
ball will be given on Tuesday evening next, the I'd
inst, at Buifum's Hall, in aid of the fund Of "Ho-
nolulu - Lodge, No. 5, independent Order Of Good
T%emplars. This Lodge is mainly composed of some
of our best mechanics, and aside from the worthy
objects of the Order to which they belong, we doubt
not their appeal for aid will be appreciated aud
promptly met by our community. That the Templars,
since their first establishment here less than three
years ago by the organization of 4" Ultima Thule"
Lodge, No. /, have done a vast deal Of good in the
way of reform, is known and acknowledged by all,
and every good citizen cannot but wish them God
sDeed. -
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u,s,<.r The regular meeting Of Hawaiian
IcIra NJ. u. +. (. NJ. will BE- held on Monday
evening. April 81. AZ The Rooms "a Mckee = D'''"'
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-06-13

of land and town lots, to satisfy the taxes
costs and charges annexed to them sever
ally, and make your report of sale at the
next term of the Circuit Court for said
County, to be held at the Court House in
Taylorsville, Tenn, on the Sd Monday OF
July 1872.
Witness. r. 4. BERRY, Clerk of said
Court at Office in Taylorsville, Tenn. Sd
Monday of March, 1872.
r. K. BERRY, Clerk.
/ will offer for sale to the highest bid
der for cash in hand at the front door of
the Court House in Taylorsville, Tenn,
on the LIST Monday in July next, the
foregoing tracts of land. or SO much there
of as will be of value sufficient to satisfy
the taxes. costs and charges thereon.
May LIST, 1872.
Z IL A. C. CROSSWHITE.
Rev. Collector for johnson County.
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Clear Spring Academy.

The closing exercises of this Institution
came off last Thursday and Friday. There
0as quite a large audience in attendance
ON Friday. Comprising the youth and
beauty of Lick Creek, Limestone and IN
teryening neighborhoods. The assembly
was not only large but orderly and atten-
tive The exercises, which were held III
the grove in front Of the building, we're
ouite entertaining. consisting of compo-
si;t;on bv the females and declamations by
tLa male members of the school,. There
u,ore one or two Orations which were good,
asnac;aIIv the one delivered by Mr.Hacker.
Tbe bovs also mixed a little fun occas-
;on.lIv in etbeirn.v All acquitted them
selves with honor.
NTbe String Band from Lick Greek dis
ooursed sweet music ut intervals to cheer
.rd refresh the mind withai-
AZ the conclusion the audience enjoyed
- treat in the shape OF a Literary
Address from Alex Shown. a d. OF
The sky was bright. the shade was cool
and everybody seemed to enjoy the eAer-
o' M o. M. Brabson. the Principal has
- IN charge of this school for several
ne~.;ons and has proved himself TO be an
$500 teacher. We compliment the
eatrons in having secured the services o.
r. worthv a teacher. The school IS under
a. n,tronace of the Peabody fnnd; :
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JOHN HARTMAN. II. ID. Prof.
clinical Medicine, col HoInmo'c Phys, and Surg's.
They are superior 10 all other Stomach Bitters
emo SANDERS. Analytical Chemist.
No Bitters in the world can excel theKs.F NE-
81 Mo- HIRS(.IJ. A naIrtical q 'ItapAfcf ..