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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-25
For the Gate CITY


=" War did you come from and whal
YOU gwine ?" SAABo
Sambo doubtless was in the pursuit o
knowledge under difficulties" when he
asked he above profound question
Such, too, appears to be our condition OF
the questions of sustaining or resembling
our county railroad subscription. Let us
call Up this phantom, body and brooches
before US, and. put Sambo's queries to
it.
Where do you come from p
No answer.
did you come from the people Of
Fort Madison ?"
=" MOI"
did you come from keokuk p
No.
did you come from the County at
large %
No :"
Did you come from any frlena Of
Keckuk r.
No but if You must know. came
from a disappointed part Of he County
which DO h Of your roads happen to miss,
and am determined to break down or
cripple both. unless an put in the bill.
But is that honesty aud good faith,
after the majority has decided that the
general interest Of the County would be
promoted by The subscription p
Aus" What do | care for Keokuk or
the County; am acting for my own in
terest-not yours. wish to derange
and dlsorganize your present plans-set
one part Of the County against another,
knowing we'll that house divided
against itself cannot stand, and expect 10
profit BY your quarres !"
!" Well. suppose you succeed in get
ting US into fgh' equal tt that Of the
famous Kilkenny Cats, what will be the
result Z"
The result will be to prevent any is
sue OF bonds for the present, or if they
should be issued at all, it will have the
effect so 10 discrt dit them. as 10 prevent
their being sold, which will accomplish
nay purpose in starting this question"
Well, you are plain spoken sort of
ghost, but you will please to excuse us
i we politely decline to cut our own
throats for your qualification. We prefer
TO live and grow, and to do so shall sus.
tain the County Vote as it now stands, by
voting against tie ,escission.
E,rcum OmRes. EIogrY.
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The Maine Law.
BY HENRY WARD BREcHER.

The Maine Law, however multitude
nous in its sections, is very simple in its
elements
j. II proposes 10 prohibit the traffic in
intoxicating drinks, on the ground that it
directly promotes poverty, vice, and
crime. 1t assumes the ground that any
course which directly produces crime is
itself criminal, and to be ranked among
crlInes, and treated as such. | is believed
The tie liquor traffic is crime, and it is
sought now 70 place il in the catalogue Of
infamous. recognized crimes.
Z. When the liquor traffic has been
pro ourced criminal, it is demanded that
II should have no exemption from the fate
Of otter crimes L should be subject to
just such legal process as other crimes
are. A ID that criminals and the instru-
ments of criminals sh Il 30 subject to
search and seizure, under legal process,
Just as are the instruments OF any other
etimes and criminals We do not ask for
any new principle Of civil law We do
not ask 10 Introduce into the community a
new and untried process, that NAV posi-
bly, be dangerous in its workings We
only ask that principle and proc S. a,
familiar MS law itself. and which has been
IN opera ion ever since England has al
system Of jurisprudence. or the American
colonies system oil law, should be ap-
Piled to another crime, viz, tile practice Of
making criminals
All thu ou:cry against the violation Of
the citizens rights, the invasion Of tie
sacredness Of the household, lie imperil-
lng Of personal Liberty by dangerous al d
t}rannical processes, is all cutlery made up
by designing men, and echoed By ignorant
ones.
We ask II at liquor dealers I'D their
dwellings, be treated as We trea, counter
letters and their shops and houses. We
propose to treat men " ho secrete liquors
for sale, just as We W ould a smuggler " ho
stored contrabsnd laces and silks for sale.
We propose to tire at men Who keep, for
illegal and criminal traffic, the implements
oil death to ths citizens. Just as in time OF
war, we would treat those suspected oil
reasonable intercourse with an enemy.
and Of keeping arms and provisions in
their dwellings, fer the aid and comfort of
IN enemy.
Tie Maine Law may be expounded in
two sentences
TIE traffic in Liquor is a public crime.
The crime Of liqnor-dealing shall be
subject to the same legal process as other
pub ic crimes.
Now, what is i, that these "conserva.
tive and judieieus fri nds q Temperance
propose TO do?
They propose 10 take cut Of The bill The
very feature which gives it power to
grip the Grim nal--the search and seizure
clause Thus ii will be tooihes>
hound, running after crimes and bayiug
al their sides, without power 10 throttle
or bring them down. When this untooth-
ed law Shall have failed to reached any
good end then, next, those champagne
drinking teetotallers will. by and BY.
turn upon It, and pronounce The expert
nent Of prohibiting the sale Or liquors a
total failure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-25
School Meeting.

NOTICE is hereby given, that a special meet
Y Ing OF the qualified voters Of School District
No. /. Jackson township, Lee county. Iowa, will
be held al the II lstfct school house on Satnr-
day, June 81, 1883, al 2 O'Clock p. M, al which
time report OF the affairs and financial condition
OF the District will be submitted
The question OF providing fof the yment Of
The liahil es OF the District and for the compile
ton ot the School Hcuse, enclosing the lot, sc
By lax OF otherwise, will be submitted Tor the &C.
ton Of the meeting.
BY order Of the Directors
w NJ. G. T0RRENCE, Secretary
May %. 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-25

Tie saw it kicked out doors by real MEN of
the nation, and himself looked upon as
charatan and impostor in craftsmanship
OF all the administrations Il at have vet
existed IN this country, Mr.. Plerce's Will
60 down to posterity as the weakest, Tic
most corrupt, and tie most contempt
Bile =
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Iowa STATE INSURANCE Co

TUE members Of the lows State Insurance
Company are hereby notified that an eieciisn
for Board OF Directors o. said Company will be
held at the Office OF Edwards & Turner, in the
city OF keokuk, on Monday, the 4thdsy OF June
1855, al 9 0 clock n.
Il. II HARRISON. President.
VIM F. TuaskR, Secretary.
MAY % 1898 did
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-25

IErTisc THEIR PAY.-We hope no.
beay viii overlook the following item. IT
sshc intimation is correct, the milk IN thu,
cocoa-nut is accounted for But tken
have not these desd heads, on the whole
Paid dearly for . free pass across the At.
lantic
DEAD HEAD CorsREssaIs COMO ro
EuaopE.-A Binghamp.on paper says tina,
the extraordinary emigration of Congress
men by the Collins steamers to-day, will
surprise no one who is aware that every
one OF them voted for the Collins appro
priation in the last Congress The impll
cation, Of course, is. that they are provided
with free tickets. If SO, il will easily ex
plain, perhaps. the refusal of the Com
pany . agents to furnish our reporters. 10
day, With = list Of the passengers in tim,
tor publication in the Ecening Post
N Y. Post, l6M.
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sLsscisstou orthographically Con.
2idered

We observe III this word Is spelled :,
variety Of ways by the papers. II il /
very important word jus, now, pending
the rail road discussion, and as it is fire.
qnsn,ly used by Editors ard writers. lis
photography should be settled for lie sake
VI uniformity. As the dictionary in these
days 10 generally Convenient Of access.
perhaps there would have been no liver
sisy 10 the spelling of the word. lad not
the Iowa Code makers written /. .4recj.
ston." The said wise Individuals
least key are supposed TO be wise-haye
not given ,he;r authority for that mode of
SPelling We viii give them the credit
howeser, of using legitimate dictionary
word, which. If j. does moi mean what
they intended, yet has precisely the same
Sound with the word which they should
have used.
A slight examination OF the dictionaries
would have disclosed to the Law makers
that PRECISION" is derived frcm The Latin
words re and crdo-the latter word mean
ing ito lash or whip. 10 beat er knock, te
kill, hatcher, or slay" Whereas 're
scisson' is derived from resefado, Ito
cut "a, to break through, t. abolish, can
eel. set aside, annul, or repeal" Evi-
IDENTITY the latter word, in an orthogr.p phi
cal point of view, is the one which should
Nave been used in the Code. Nevert e
hess, ~ whatever is set aside. annuled. or
abolished may be prsc icalIy considered as
sdectually knocked, Stayed, or bu,ehered,
ne, perhaps. Of small consequence to the
enemies OF county loan whether they oh
tain rscision according to the Code. or a
-sscission according to orhography. If
We msy judge of their feelings by their
aciioAs, their rancorous hostility would
probably be better satlated by a complete
"butchery than by simple eancella.
iion.
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Notice

To T. n. Wright, T. w Potter. s &. nllipr..
AID the unkns An heirs of La Ball, secess-
ed
ADu are hereby notified TO remove i.nlHanre
4 existing upon lots one and two (2) in
block forty ntne (I9) ~ the city of K.skuk
caused by stasnsnt waller thereon Said nu.
sance TO be removed by The FIRST day of June
next by uiling the said lots with earth suffi
cientiy high TO aba;e said nuisance, and that ur
less aoated within the time specified above il
VIII be proceeded against according to ordi-
uahee NJ +. LANDON.
Marshal Of The City OF ksoxuk
keokuk, May IL, 1855. dI4t
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DIED.

On The morning Of the 23d instant, at her resi-
dence IN THIS city, Mrs. Jane sheldon. aged 6O
wears, wife of lhos. Sheldon, Esq, late of Ro-
chester, New York
Rochester papers please copy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-25

~ Mr.. Charles Perdue, instead of
Charles Parsons. was appointed juror in
place OF Mr.. Duryee, to assess the dana
yes, &c, of opening alley in block IL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-25

II Smead e. Co, celebrated bankers
q Cincinnati, who suspended last Winter,
have resumed business again
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-25
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

~ EO. CRITTENDEN has taken the store late
VI Iy occupied by Messrs. Hawkins & Billings.
corner Of 5sh and Main Streets, and has OPP sned
large and well assorted stock Of Boots and
Shoes intended specially tor the retail trade.
He asks the inspection OF the citizens and pub
lie generally, feeling confident that his expert
ence in the trade, and the favorable terms on
which they Were purchased, combined with
determination to build up permanent trade,
will enable him TO sell lower than any house in
this City. Quick sales and small profits is his
motto
kcokuk, May Q. 1858. diff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-25

THE o-partnership heretofore existing b.,
i tween Vim. c. Funkhouser and Thcs. I.
Bartlett, in the Family Grocery business, is the
day dissolved by Limitation. VIM. G.. Funk
houser, having purchased the interest Of Thos J..
Bartlett, will continue the business at the old
stand. and will pay all demands against said hrr !,
and ell outstanding accounts aud notes due Il Q
firm are 10 be paid to said Vim. c. Funkhousef,
who is alone authorized TO use the name Of Il e
firm in liquidation
VIM G FuNKHOUSER.
T. Is. BARTLETT.
May 4. 1855. d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-25

At the Two New Lime KilDs,
FOOT OF FOURTH sTRRET.
THE subscribers keep coistshily on have
i large supply OF the best quality IF Lime.
Orders may BE- left At G. Obertcl's Main l..
between ID and 81.
Price per barrel, s. cts At the Kiln, or 10 cts
il delivered. JOHN ZWART T. &C.
Esokut, May !. 1885. d2a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-25

sTEAMBoATs LIABLE FOR RnngErY.-
F. 5. Vanderpoel, passenger on the
steamer Crystal Palace, was robbed of his
watch and other vauables on the passage
from Paducah 10 Louisville. Suit was
Brought against the boat, and il appeared
IN evidence that the lock of The state room
occupied by Fanderpoe was out Of order,
and the door could not be securely fastcn-
ed in consequence.
The Court held tina, the assignment Of
Sprivate apartment, with lock and KEY
on board the steamboat, implied declara-
ton 10 passengers that tie apartment was
IN order, and safe as lock and kew eenld
make it, and that a robbery occurring or
account of the defective fasteninps of the
doors rendered the owners Of tie boat LA
Bile.
The decision made in this case by Judge
Pirsie. of Louisville. Kentucky, is Jus
application Of the principles Of law, long
SINCE web settled, to the case Of steamboa
owners on our rivers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-25

AsEeDoTE or ERskisE.-Mr. Jul lice
Ashart had long lanky- sisage, which
led Erskine TO pen The following coup
let:
"Judge Askayt with HE lantern jaws 70
Throw, ttyxfApNnr be English Awe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-25
SMEAR Curd Hams.

4 LARGFlot Of choice Sugar Cured Hams on
x hand and To- sale iow
W C TUNKHOUSER
mayIi SIS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-25

Il my dear said a traveller 10 lit
tie red haired girl. "oan procure a glass
Of milk here p
mo thir." was the reply. ",his in a
TEN peranth Eoulh.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-25

A. J E. K A l. S T @ N & BRO
III AVE just opened new Family Grocery and
IL Provision store, NJ the room formerly occu-
pied by d. B, Smith as an Auction Room. on
Johnson street, where they Intend TO keen
choice and well selected variety exactly adapted
TO The demands of the retail trade OF the CITY,
They invite the inspection of The citizens gene
rally, and have no doybt that they can offer in
lucements Tor frequent calls and continued Gus
tom. "a. j. RALSTON T. BIO,
u.s. Johnston Street
Keokuk. May 10, 1885. a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-25
REFRIGERATORS

VI ILL be received this week, directly from
W the manufacturers, J. 2 dozen Of tie new
style Of Marsh's Patent Refrigerators, which
wall be sold low TO close consignment. THY
are exactly what every family needs
T. j. s. j. NJ. RICE
May 25, 1855. dlw
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FANCY cANDrEs.
Ladies' Shoes.

~ r are row manufacturing lue Shoes fof la
W dies, which We v i'll warrant
Call at The store II
ODELL MATLEss.
May Ia 1855 d&w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-25

H Sam. did you ever double the
Cape o. Good Hope ?"
II expect have ?"
1aWi1 ben 7s'
Last night, when | put my arm around
The cape that belongs 10 the dres, OF q
young LADY that rave good hores ofnak-
ing Ma. -Duaruberrys,'
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CREIGHTON go nHuER

I ne now prepared TO furnish Ice Cream to
II Parties, Fairs, Supper., Picnic Parties. and
a'so 70 am'iies III any quantity A literal de.
ducton made 70 Fairs az. beneficial PARTY.
johnson Street, next &c Post Offcr
April 30, 1855 d:f
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Bathing Apparatus.
patr0nize HOme NaEufafiur,s,

4 Nd go to BUEL BROS and get Letter
Il or Stenci Fiaie cut Tor marking bags, oxes,
Ae-. &c-v-
May 10, 1885. d&~6w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-25

w fltfen when il was proposed 10 break up
the frigate "Constituton az unfit for service.
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PAINTED TOILET WARE.
PAINTED TOILET WARE

Nsets Tor SAFE sy
| Il w. BUkL BRO.
May 10, 1855. d&s6w
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Great Excitement
u AT sEELDoN,s HAT EMPORIUM.

0NE HUNDRED DOZEN Mems Leghorl
" Hats inst received per Express.
All the New York STYLES for cheap AZ
SHELDON'S, "a. Main street
maY2l 1855
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-10

THE snoisr corn cRor


OF THE SEASON is calamity most ser,,usIy Is ard
ydseply depleted by all hutnogilistandin The crop
wall 70 large exIent be cut OF tits nos entirely without
remedy This rs 10 be iound in machine kuowna as
Leavitt's Patent Portable Corn ELL and crushsr.
which is recommended 10 The attention of the farmer and
stock raiser as highly worthy Of their especial notice
TAsd,h % srs0g anil dDrat6 perfectly simD'e ia Is
osHetso, and admirably adapted the purposes fer
winch is designed, yiz-The Smelling and grinding Of
corn and crushing Oi corn and cob together grinding
suitable fer family use ihee bushels OF meal Fer hour.
crushing corn and cob SIX TO eight bushels per hour aad
Smelling twenty bushels o corn in the length of time
all ot which accompishes with perfect ease 10 the epi
mails 1.-TWO horses being relured,) and entire satisfaction
Of the purchaser.
This Mills desirable 10 The farmer and STOCK raiser fr
many reasons
lst-Itis the only portable mill having the combined
capacity Of grinding. Smelling, and crushing corn.
2d-unlke other portable mills all extra gearing fran,
ing shais spndles horse powers and the like are entirely
dispensed with. ~
3d-Itexempts possessor from adeuendence upon wa
ter mills which during like the present. is quite
uncertain and frequently attended with many ncony en
ences and vexatiOns delays.
4th-Tte use of this mill will secure to he farmer saw
ngO at sst nifty per cent in the quantity of grain con-
sumed whilst c admitted fact proven by those who
have tired the experiment. and established by scientific
test thet stock fed upon crushed ground corn are more
healthy, thrive better and atten IN much ass time than
stock fed in different manner.
~ Tie old method of feeding upon the ground
La Le portion Is wasted and whatever nutrment the cob
una contain (abou forty per cent? entirely lest Whiis,
BY crushing and proper feeding large and useless waste
Is avoided and ali the nuririment OF the cob secured-be
ing SO much clear gain 2Sess facts; and worthy of
careful consideration
The undersigned having purchasedthe right to he above
mil in Davidson Robertson Marshall Giles Dickson. and
hickman Counties Tennessee persons wishing chase
will please address the undersigned at NashriIa Tenn
enty Five Dollars each. =
J. C. BALDWIN
Persons wanting these mills in Bedford Franklin
or Lincoln counties, will address j. p DRoxGooLE ct
Sheibyvlle In Warren, Cannon or Coffee countless ad
dress 3 LANGLEY, at Nashville Tenn In Montgomery.
hutheriord Williamson, Wilson and Sumner counties adj
dress Il. CARVER, Nashville. Tenn seno-1Sn"-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-10

Il large lot OF Fresh Gardeu seeds from D. Fanjrett
comprising all the varieties brought the market Cab
bage Seeds. assorted; Onions Radish Salzzf gest &c
BY the pound; Extra Early and Early Nav Peas. SiG
Weeks or Mohawk and Valentine Beans By The gallon r
bushel Silver Skin and Red Onion Setts bv bushqI or
BARREL and, having sold entirely our Serbs asst year
can guarantee the present stock 20 be FRESH Sc.
iquts
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-10

DAVIS & SWAMI,
0LESALE -GROCERS
AUCTION 81 COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No, 70 Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee
HAVE now in store unusually large and select stock
- OF Groeeries Liquors. Wines &C. all of this season
poratlons by the most recent arrivals from New Orleans
Cincinnati and Pittsburg among which are
ass hhds New Crop Sugar Of all grades from me-
dunn TO very fine; b.
Is bids White Chrystalzed Sugar.
800 barrels and barrels; Moasses;
go bags New Crop Rc Coffee;
90 bags Old Government Java Coffee.
100 b5s Loaf Sugar, all qualities;
80 bbls be 81 Crushed Sugar No l.
% bbts Crushed Sugar, second quality;
70 boxes Gun Powder, Imperial and Black Teas.
20 terces Carolina Rice fresh;
Is bbs No. Mackerel; ceroons Tndigo.
100 boxes Cod Fish; 500 bxs asSortedr 15l,sss
100 boxes Scotch Herrngs 500 kegs Wheeling Nails ain
500 boxes W R. Cheese; sizes. -'1''' "''
100 boxes Fox Pearl Starch 100000 Havana Cipar,.
~ bags fepperj leo boxes Melee DO
- oagS spec; US boxes Va. and nv. To-
" uefte' DuIeh Nader baeco, various qualities;
100 boxes Star Candles
The above stock will be added TO during the season h
weekly arrivals from New Orleans Cincinnati and Plus
burg by which intend making cur stock always large
and weassorted and invite the attention of county
merchants visiting Nashville to give our goods aud prices
careful examination, house the South Wsst will
hold out greater inducements than we intend to do
DAVIS SWAMI
S.-We will have regular Auction Sales every TUES
DA throughout the season D&S
jaulG-f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-10

THE superintendent OF the Pablc Schools will he at the
High School Bu3iug daily during tiis tgeet, between
the hours Of and - Tor the purpose of examining and
classifying BOYS preparatory 10 the admission into the
Schools and the time and place during next week to
classify the GIRLS Il earnestly desired that Parents
and Guardians should present their children above nO
fed that there be confusion at the opening OF the
schools on the first Monday in February next.
Per order of the Board Of Examination. janG-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-10
4 RARE CHANCE FOR A PROF.TABLE
INVESTMENT.

4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALEi-I offer for ssz
~ sale my Farm. lying in District No c, on Mill ttfS
Creek ten miles from the city, mmeda tey on the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad and half mile from An
locn Depot The land fronts more than one-fourth of
nile on the Railroad. The soil of the portion cleared is
unsurpassed for fertility About Onehalf the tract is
aeagiy tinbered and market for all the wood furnished
by the Railroad The tract contains about 24O acres well
Hatered and the most Of it under good cedar fence The
Mil Greek Valley Turnpike is finished TO within two or
Three hundred yards of the land To any person wishing
one of the most desirable Farms in Davidson county an
excellent opportunity is offered The improvements
are good and substantial. CHAS. NJ. HAYS.
jy2q, lS54-eo&tt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-10
A CARD,

nR. JOHN n. WATSON most respectfully informs his
~ friends and the public generally that his ministerial
dutes will not hereafter admit Of his taking charge OF
Of acute sickness such usually require prompt at
IeutOu lie WILL however, teat chronic or lingering dis
eases and attend calls for consultation with regular pTae
TONERS both IN the city aud country.
He embraces, with much pleasure the present npportu
ny Of returning his thanks to his friends their
kind Tbearance instances in gard 20 his IL
regular medical attendance consequent here aJT dis
charge of his clerical functions.
,y- The MurlIresbOroUgh A6ps viii please copy four
fines dec2S-tf
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LATEST ARRIVAL OF GOOps.

USf received by exPress > dIys rrora New Y,rt a
- large and beautiful variety Of Cloth and Velvet Caz
Of the gery latest STYLES ''
Dress silks OF the very latest designs which for teu
variety ana iiehnes cannot be surpassed in tAisfss1
aiehanders best Md Gloves Matters and ,rc:iap ace
Collars. Berthies Transfer Work Velvet - -
net and Sash Ribbon; and great variety Of oher are
entirely new, all Of which will De sold AZ prices r. ;r b
Perchaser' JAMES NiCHOi
nov 20 No 80 Pub S4uare
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-10
TIE pURLEC SCHOOLS.

TyNHE Committee CT Examiners of the Board Of Educa
ton will be in Session the High School Building
WEDNESDAY aud THURSD Az Of the present week. for
the purpose OF examining Teachers who applicants for
suaons in the Public Schools, 10 he opened the first
MONDAY in February prox. LADIES' will present them
selves each d2v at r NJ aud Gentlemen the days
al = p. NJ. Per order OF the Board of Education.
Nashville Jan s, ls55-tf