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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-20

SHIELDS SALE To-DAY.-We bespeak for
Shields to-day, the presence at his auction
sale Of all who are in want of anything nice in
the Queensware line. 1t comes off at 9 o'clock,
A. NJ In addition to Queensware, he will
offer a choice stock of Glass and Bohemian
Ware, and lot Of Furniture and fancy articles.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-20

MUSICAL ENTEETAINMENT.-The pupils of
the Institution for the Blind will give a musi-
cal entertainment Friday, June Goth, Al 2.
NJ, at the Institution. All persons interested
are respectfully invited to attend.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-20

IA A "thrteen shot" was made yesterday
by sn individual who was full of "smiles. ="
In the course of his "gane," he "caromed" on
the door post, made a "run" on the sidewalk,
"pocketed" himself in all omnibus and was
"taken" down town.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-20

~ The cheapest, prettiest and most desi-
rable styles of ladies' figured and plain dress
goods, white goods aud linens have recently
been received at McClelland's on College street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-20
A CARD.

JUNE 18th, 1886.
We, the passengers Of the steamer Aida, deem
some acknowledgment due her trusty urbane and
hOspitable officers for the innumerable kindness
received of them during our trip from Paducah to
Nashville.
7. II. Harmon, admiral, master, &c, is thorough
~ acquainted with the wants Of the travelling COM
munity, and with disposition so provident as to
omit nothing which will contribute TO their ease,
comfort and enjoyment; and so well informed in
all the duties of his Office, as well as vigiani and
punctual in their performance as to render useless
and idle all fear Of accidents which can be avoided
10y human foresight, skill or ingenuity while j. B.
Parrish master of the rolls is SO civil and attentive
to make il a pleasure to meet him in his sane.
tlaR.
Ii. Firth, member Of the bar, ever has
smile for those who love him.
And sigh for those who hate
Aud whatever sky's above him,
glass for every fate.
Added to this a princely table, and al the ap.
poiutments so complete, TO render the Aida one
OF the most delightful crafts on the Western wa
tiers
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-20

e4g- A good horse power is for sale by
Crookshanks & Co., lower Market street
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River and steamboat New

DEMOCRATIC CoNvENuCN.-We have receiv-
ed pamphlet copy of the proceedings of the
Democratic National Convention, from the Of
fee Of the Cincinnati Enquirer. 1t contains
forty-eight pages, and il sold at $500 per hun
hundred ten copies for $l.0O. Address Gin
cinnati Enquirer
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-20

The total amount of ground sold was 2,O75
feet, making near six acres. The total amount
of sales yielding $34,3S2.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-20

CHANGE OF TME.-On and after tomorrow,
Passenger Trains on the Nashville and Chat
tauooga Railroad will leave this city at 3 min
utes after 9 O'Clock, A. NJ, and 5 o'clock, p
NJ, and arrive here at 20 minutes of O'Clock,
p. NJ, aud 10 minutes before o'clock, A. NJ.
by this arrangement, the Morning Trains
will pass Wartrace at daylight, giving all who
live on the line Of the road, up to that point,
an opportunity of coming to the city and re-
naming eight hours TO transact business and
return the same day by the o'clock Train.
River and Steamboat News.
The river has risen four inches at this point
There are now about two feet four inches wa
ter on Harpeth Shoals.
No arrivals
The only departure was the Princess, for
the mouth.
We understand that Capt A. L. Davis has
purchased the steamboat Tennessee, now at
Florence, Ala. lie will have her here very
shortly, when she will commence running in
this trade
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NAMES.

Bryant, Edy VI
Boyer, Sebastian
Brown, Mary
BALDWIN, Ned, (colored)
Parden, John
Callshan, Philip, estate Of
Cook, C@thaIine
Coleman, Caroline
Cumberland Lodge
Christopher, NJ A
Che itham, Archie
Catron, Matilda
Conner, TW
Cardwell, Martha
Carpenter, Vim
Cunley, J B, estate
Dickinson & shrewsbury
Dickinson, J J
Dickinson, VIM
Deiss, Daniel, estate Of
DenDing, VIM
DreyfoUs, I.aac, estate Of
Dungy, Mary
Dungy, Thomas
Flynn, Vim
Fleming X 7
Fleming, Thos T, estate Of
Graham h Taylor
Graham, John
Gillian, VIM, estate OF
Hart, Rachel
Harding, G W
Huffman, VIM
Harris, Willie
Hyde, C
Hyde, Benjamin
Hughes, David
Harris, VIM, heirs Of
Jordan, Sally (colored)
HUFFMAN, Mary
Kerry, JF
Keezer, Timothy, heirs Of
Kerry, John, estate OF
Long, VIM
Lewis, A J
McLendOn, Nancy
Marshall, Jane
Morton, Ira IL
Newsom, Mary
Napier, Charlotte
Ozler, George
Randall, David
Richardson, Ann (colored)
Samuels, A L
Samuels, 81
Shelton, J + & Co
Sharp B F, estate OF
Swan. Orange
Schoer, Henry, estate Of
Street, pdTmelia
Stout, J w
Spain, in
Stone, Blinda
Stanley J
Thompson, J NJ
Taylor, Heptha
Tindall, Robert, l ard 2
Watson, Sarah A
Y a ton, d III
Walker, 10 B
Willis, Julia
White, Robert, estate OF
Wi lidms, Isaac, estate OF
Weich, Thomas, estate q
White James A
Williams, j 4
Yeatman, SaI ali Ann
SnOWdon. J B
Bowling, WK
Brama Jobn
Brandon. George
BRYANT. Robert
BROWN q q n Massey /
Rirdws,l NV
CoTnan IN
Carr Vim
CaIboun
over Isbam
D0r.cb Nat
Fisher IN
F,rrisl Jobn "A
Gur'itord Mary /
Gunn 1T
Hill Henry
llsll An
irwin All
Kennel David
KiDg Robert
4, az
Meadows I'M
NIprnby Geo
NIontgorrsrv Willis
N,sbViua Water Wo,ks
Nashviilq. south
Paterson 10
p.rri.b lanes sr
Rp,barf,rd TW
pohertson IN bei- Of
Rev. Jnbn bs;rs Of
Rsv WI
KoIton Richmond. heirs OF
Scrurgs' CIV
smith Richard. (colored)
Steele. J5hn A
S.mpson Catharjne
Smell a Hundley
Terrass Fred I
Vaughn, Edward
Winston 4 Trahue
Wright. Thomas
Williams. Sarah
Burnett Tamah.
Collier, Sc
Cox d Temple
Cut. David
CarmAck, DIV
Cabler, JohnL
Dickinson, Henry, heirs Of
Elder. Joshua
Gmbbs. ABB
NcLendon, Susan
Montgomery, Lucy
Rrdder, Jacob, 8 End7
Sanders, 81
Somers, Mary
Thompson, +
Evans, Anderson
JohnSon. CIV
Meadows I'M
owen, Nancy
Stacker. John
heirs Of
Wales VIM
Au.tin q w q
Collins A
or. man, George
Ham. JR
Moore VIC
Mitchell. WYATT
scales. } 3. heirs Of >
.. =. a. =. :.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-20

Aso i.rss lot Of eaPpsr Bars, and Rvsl, and Lace
Leather o. al kiads.
Cash, ~ b. n CUTrER,
mayls cor College and Bread sts.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-20

GARDNER, SHEPHERD & Co..
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
SHOES, HATS AND STRAW GOODS,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
would inform customers and the trade generally
w that the a.e fire 10 which the building
pied was consumed, we have removed our stock 10
No. AZ West Side of the Public Square, Up Stairs,
adjoining Messrs. Allison Anderson 90.
Since removing have received large additions 70
stock including great variety Of Goods suited the
son. which respectfully invite the attention Of Mer
chants. Orders solicited and filed with care
APPS GARDNER SHEPHERD co.
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS IN THE EDGKFTEL =
AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD COMPANY.

meeting OF the Board Of Directors OF said company
II this day held, Il ordered that further nstamens
Of per upon the original stock be paid into the
Treasury before the tst day Il July next.
By order Of the Board, W. B. A. RAMSEY,
mays-td Secretary and Treasurer.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-20

SUPERIOR of.D - ass 49, ~ have i's'''.
msyi if' = s-''- 49, a. c. sAsDE.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-20

TRANSPORTATION OftIOE, N A Q. RAILROAD,
NASHVILLE, May 9TH, 1885.
OWING TO the damages done the Wartrace Bridge by the
" feshe last night Freghts for beyond Bebucke VIII not
be received until further notice. c. W. ANDERSON,
may7 qen1 Agent.
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Sheffield Table and Pocket Cutlery

u
FTNHE subscribers have hand, very large and
complete assortment Of Cutlery, which they 0nsF
10 the trade at importation prices
EDWARD CORNING CO.,
mArchl0 81 John street, New YORK;
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NOBLE d. kLLIS Z. BEAUMONT,
Successor 70 Ellis q Moore OF ClzrksviIs.
NEW IRON FOUNDRY.
ELLIS & BEAUMONT
DEG leave inform their friends and the public tat they
I'D have now 10 operation large and extensive RON
U D 7, adjoining the Machine shop Of kniI D
Moore and prepared to
FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY,
For every description Of CASTINGS that may be called
for and cheap be Of the mountains.
MILL GRAZING, HORsE PowERs, SAsH WDoErs 1,
BANK VAULTS, WINDOW snIs and LISTLEs, CRATE B1Rs,
WATER WHEKIs, CoRS CRUISERS, and all CAsTlS0s,
used In the construction Of Flour Mills Saw Mis- Furnaces,
and Dwellings, made TO order at short notice.
We will also furnish every description Of steam and Water
Machinery the k0cs prices Paters made 70 order ana
charge for Of patterns which have in Foundry
The highest prices paid in work for old Iron
FILLS 4 BEUMONT,
So Market street, near Broad,
iau23-1y Nashville. Tenn
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-20
A New Family GrOc

viii be Kept constantly hand, and sold the most
sonabe terms having made arrangements accommodate
customers with fresh and superior articles OF goods and
cured the services Of Mr. Payne experienced and safe
business man, who vii always be found hand. share
Of public patronage Is respectfully solicited
Apr94-ly G.. D. WILLIAMfOF.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-20

VNHE Nashville Inn Stable not burned n
i down, but Is still in the full tide Of success IIAA
full experiment" Pease give me call. you that I'll
- 9 s9 -
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X. C.. handy,
WHOLESALE GRO GER,
Pianos. Pianos

M have received Fourteen more new Pr
w ano Fortes from those URrtruied ma
kers, Light, Newton Bradbury and Haines " = w
Bros which makes stock very large aud desifah We
would be pleased have these instruments examined By all
whether they desire purchase not Every Piano sold
by shall be warranted give satisfaction IN every respect
may6 W. A X. FREEMAN.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-21
WASHINGTON, April "a, ls45.

WEST PoIST ExAMrArIos.-The annual examination Of
this institution brought 10 close on the 10th inst
In the evening the cadets and their friends assembled in
the chapel 10 witness the distribution Of diplomas and
TO bear the address which was delivered by Professor
Smith The following are tho Of the graduates all
Of whom entitled TO the rank OF breve euienaH
IN the army:
Cyrus B. Comstock, Massachusetts,; Godfrey Wciizel
Ohio; Cornelius Van Camp, Pennsylvania; George ". III
lott Massachusetts, Junius h. Wheeler North Carolina
Ebenezer Gay New Hampshire; Samuel Breck, jr hassa
chusetts; David Mem. Gregg, Pennsylvania Fred. l.
Chds at large John " d Du Bois, New York Michael
p Small Pennsy lvania Francis r. Nichols Louisiana
Alexander s. Webb, New York John w Turner Illinois
Francis A. Shoup, Iowa; John r. Church, Georgia AZ
bert v. Colburn Vermont George d. Ruggles New YORK
Lewis Merrill Pennsylvania Alfred T. A. Torbert Della
ware Charles w Thomas, at large James II. Hill 81
large Edward L. Hartz Pennsylvania; Clarence Ben
nett New York; William w. Averell, New York Tim NJ
Bryan, jr. Pennsylvania; William y. Haven, Ohio; Henry
w Freddy, Pennsy vania; Henry NJ Lazel, Massaoho-
sets William r. Pease New York jesse X. Allen, III
nois Robert O. Hi North Carolina; George NED. Dick,
Pennsylvania Francis l. Yinton at large James Wheels
jr, New York,
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PETITIONS. Ero.

BY Mr.. PHELPS The petition Of David Waldo, Of Mis-
souri, PRAYING incurred In transport
n supplies Tor the army in 1850 from Fort LeavenNsr q
Santa Fe Also the petition Of LAT citizens o. Greene conn
ty Missouri praying that the price Of raroaa lands
now sold So so per be reduced and graduated 70
price from the time those st offered Tor sale IN
ratio corresponding with the reduction IN price 81 the other
lands Also two other petitions from citizens Of Missouri
like import Also the memorial Of the Chamber Of Com
distractions 10 the navigation Of the Mississippi river and
it, tributaries.
BY Mr.. CHAPMAN The proceedings Of public Meeting
bsl3 81 Dakoah city, Nebraska Territory praying Con
re for .he establishment o. additional land district il
said Territory, be called Dakotah the Office 70 be located
at said place,
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FI0m NC IlthDulE Fsgt.
BUCHANAN AND PITTSBURG.


On the 10Th Of April, l8i5, large portion Of Pisburg
was laid In ashes by the great fire. The telegraph
TO Pitisburg in those days. and the of calamity
could only reach Washington by the l4th Of April Mr..
Buchanan was then Secretary Of State On that day the
following document left Washington for Pittsburg adj
dressed by Mr. Buchanan TO VIM. J. Howard then mayor
OF city. Comment Is unnecessary, 10 those ma
lgners who would represent Mr. Buchanan cold and
selfish
S500l WAsHtssToS, April IL, 1916.
Cashier Of the Bank Of Metropolis Pay TO the order Of
W. J. Howard mayor Of the city Of Psburp for the use
Of the sufferers by the late fire. fvc hundred dollars
DEAR SIR Will you please TO accept and apply the above
towards the relief Of the sufferers in the late dreadful ca
lamity. Ny feelings OF sympathy and compassion have
been strongly excited upon any similar OCCASION
But let the people be Of good cheer and exert their acou
toned energy and under the blessings Of Providence all
viii yet be WELL and Pittsburg viii arise more glorious
than ever from It's ashes JAMES BUCHANAN,
w. j. HOwkRD, Esq
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Mr.. Dowdell Of Alabama being called for BY the meet
ing for some minutes, forward and was received
with shouts Of greeting, and addressed the vast assem-
blage for some hall an hour amid repeated bursts Of
thusiasm.
He said came not to speak, but 10 listen bat being
appealed to Aabamian to LET the voice Of Alabama
be heard In this ratification could not well resist for
when my State into this Union In 1870 she took her
stand by the side Of the democratic party and she has
steadily held her position there Of the brightest stars
in the GALAXY Of democratic States and In November next
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-28
Aaa,vAL or SrainoyrLlow 4,

ARaivAL or SraINoyELLow Al
WAsn,Norox. Stringfsllow Or.
rived At Washington on tho 14,h di.
rect from Kansas. He says the RI.
ports from there are greatly exagger.
ated; that before be left, tho Fres.Siate
men. who were the principal sgitatora
were leaving in large numbers, and
that peace and quiet would very soon
BE- restored. lie says. further, that
there hsd been some disturbances, IL
which few persons had been killed,
but thst tho reports Of fierce cooaict4,
in which large pasties were engaged
ON each side. were utterly untrue
He comes here on business, and will
remain but . short time, Hs called
on the President and narrated to him
the existing stats Of things there
DE- Stringfellow 10 Of tho opinion that
they will settle their di@cultieA pro.
vidsd they ean keep ont the outsiders,
who. the moment they como into the
Territory, invariably create % excite.
ment. Deltd,
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CorroN II CoKcoRDi3 PARISH
We are cvmpelled, from tho accounts.
that reach us from nearly every quar-.
ter Of our Parish. that for yesrs past
there never has been : poorer prospect
ior good crop than tho present year
exhibits Just q this time.
Every stalk Of cotton in ~ vast
fields Of Concordia. after Il h. nined
. stand, i liable to at least iii Daddy
antagonists. viz lice. rust, locusts,
the boil worm. the army worm and
the rot.
All bnttb two lat sre with 20 now
engaged il their various acts Of hos
tility. The rust, . i gsasrally the
case, bar sei1od upoo III a. stems md
branches that wars infested With lice !:
ths locusea are abosndine and dearue-
tive On many q the - productive
plaslaaisas IL the patish.-0a aeerlaseI
kaea1;gssew # Eidsg last.
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AMr.icAN GENEROSITY. - Whatsv-
4 may bs our tsults ~ peopls-and
we have our full share Of them - want
II feeling 10 not smIg their number.
W. listen ~ readi 70 . tale Of dir
srsss. and sct ~ pro!nptly 10 relieve Il
- any race on earth "a striking proof
Of The nonssssical cant II those fool.
ish pbilosopbss and preachers who
would have the world belisvs that
prosperity alwsys bardsns The heart.
closes the purse. and scss IN every
sufferer an imposter, deserving Of
nothing but what tho Scriptures %
smpbaticslly cell The bresd, and water
ofamiction. 1tmsy appear egotiaieal
thus TO speak Of the good deeds Of our
countrymen, but We are merely sta.
ting . fact which il we'll known 10 sll
who srs familiar with Whist has occur
red on ffeqaent occssions 10 our bic.
tory. Tbs Temotsst Of peoples have
never appealed to our benevolencs 10
vain. The 1rish. the Greeks, and the
Portuguese Of Madeirs, have been N.
lieyed from the United States; and
now, and not for the first tins. We
ARE engaged in measures calculated to
prevent tho inhabitants Of the Cape
Dc Verde Islands from starvation.
Boston Tines
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Orssa 1sAuryCi Lasss. n n.
lowing sxqsisits li,ss of postsy, -
from > nsx sssdi ts.s be sbs laurats.
ship, 10 Scots ~ 1sld; which y ~
lhink. 10 some wbsrs beswsss port
Hudson and Pompsli. 1ali,Gsd ars
Ne, that the ssnlimsnt eostained with.
10 the Homsric msasurs u The slisss''
will b appreciated. The aultor vii
excuse Us for giving Il = ''hsad." No
postry IL admissible in print, wialssl
! head, and vtfy much dspsnds upon
4. The best aud most appropriate ~
can Aud, is.-
no THE LADY I LORE.
My lovely friend l would w were In q
bond Of love
That our hearts might j,io In swsstnsss
and approve
Our friendship ought - ~ ef The stfoogsst
band
Why should W take The parting hand
That w might sonjufs BY uoion ofsxplcits
By who's truth and fsrinnsss ~ assailsd IN
vain
l would describe you q . youthful ssnlous
such % Dire ives s#
That you might listen u appfovs and own
Thou Memorable DfoWes'of O1)eonn diJoot
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-28

TExNIsseE ron TiLLMoaE.-The
Albany Statssssa1 makes the follow
ing extract from . letter It be- reosiyed
from one Of the most prominent poll
ticiaps 10 Tennessee, under date Of the
9th instant" We shall carry Tennss-
$50 over oil opposition. Fillmore i
stronger in Tennessee than Clay. Tay.
lor Or Scott ever was, and they allthrse
carried the State
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" ~ l1ssstAs osnst
HoselvA1, ~ 1Aoses


Since the announcement II tha
death Of JAMS OArss PaactvAt, I'll.
buiss bAys been poured forth. In ser.s
and pruss. to Ills brillia0t-.-yst sfrstic
aud cynical genius. None, brsstts 4
dceper sympathy than that from tic
pen of Georges D. Prentice, Of the
Loxisyiils Joarnai. The poet. can
alone appreciate The poet, and sym.
psshiss with him, IN be misanlhr ~
they may look together into the blue
vault Of heaven, and ses there, tho
same form II "thiDgs unseen aud
hear the sams chorus Of sweet voicsa.
'1Ts there only they live and bro, sh,
70 spurn the gross earth, with oil IL
hidsous aud monster like proportions
u sin. 0eniua, physioIoeic.lly con.
sidsfsd, Il Enthusiastically 4 l. On
abnormal condition /. spirIt from Tho
"dream lAud" gets snchaosd, In IN
earth coll, and Promslhsus ike, Il
struggles. to tear itself away, and be
Of sgsia. The history Of Psrcivsl, II
but another chapter 10 the volume,
wherein IL written the inArmisies Of
genius; be- despised msukiud, and
hated tho world with an honest good
w;ll NnS vnis,os .us.oh.I;..r IA -
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TIE keNlslana I1a1Sl1uss lss 11asss as1
~ n11n1.


On Thursday evening, W visitst
~ naspiaesht monument . Ii,
honor II the aSs Aad State, aud ~er,
pleased q note thsrapid progress .
ths work. 10 large building = I
i, cannot b. completed 10 = day, d
ysar, and al things poasidsrsd, ID,
admiaisrators deserve praise Tor tts
alacfity they have each manifested il
pushing forward. The work y IL pres.
snt eondiiioa.
The building prsssnts . ftonsto Tho
river It lWo hsndsed and lLrty.Ava
fsst; hAs two lafgs aud somsodioaa
wings rsnniog -, which lorns I
square court yard Il The ssntrs. II
II slyls q asshltssssts, Il y Gothic ;
= this respect hssnsoiaias With IL
Capitol. The Anish sbost shs doors
and windows, b # iron IL corpice
and tafrsis ars Of tieh pattern and d.
esass proportion !; givisg ehs bedding
! clsssio and nobls appearance. sysn
from ~ rivsr; vhieL y Il lsast three
quarters Il ! mile o. The work on
he iasids y sapidly approaching 1
6oish. The walls arc plastsrsd and
many Of the rooms painted up ready
fas ~. An iron stair.way Of Just
proportion and beautiful workmanship.
lsads from tho 6sss aoor q. the roof Of
the building, whore one may look
down on the pietefs,qus laadscaps
presented By ~ city; the river. Wind.
ipg o. ~ : thread Of silver IL the dis.
tancs, and The green aslds Of WIS.,
Baton Rosgs. Whats siddy height!
We look down Into Third street, and
Il y nothing but J angle thread Of
1umbsr one cotton. 8 lsw inches 10
length. There 10 ! hosssasaa Ia 81.
Napolsoa stssss; hov Ike . mere toy
b. sssns! Here and There az 1 email
psrsy II great men Discussing tie A..
lain Il IT, nation twies The height
of .hssG aylun. and human perception
might deny their sxiAsnes. The ersst-
~ man, + altar n, nothing bot !
very email snlnal.
All ehs work On lhs Asylum i Of
he bsst character and material. In.
led. \ may b seen q ; glance. that
he Directors we're resolved q ihs cut
~ 70 havs such ! building y may b
ranked ~ ihs Arst bosse II honest |
pride Of the citissas Of Louisiana. A |
bailding, which shall stand when they |
md their ehildrsns children haye
passed away-A building not for the
present emergency. bnsIfor the next
lve hundred ysars u comise time.
Ths Aylam i ~ largsss building |
b tho State, ibs 81. Charles Hotel
perhaps excepted. Il d he design Of
h commissioners, y 60 On with the
sork o. ths wings, although 70 sppro.
priasion By the legislature has yet
'ssn mado for this purpose. The con.
;raet tbr The iron vsssndah. which is
. . rosnd The entire s5iass. viii b
and III other Outstanding
'ontracts complied With, bsfoss anoth
n session Of the Legislature. ).
Thcre are nov. shout liAy pupils in
DO institution, which has made it
necessary 70 rent adjacent buildings
Or their comfort.
We are proud = ~ that tho Loui.
Biana lnstitute toe Mites and the
Blind. will no~ eoapsrs l.vorably with
my similar institution il tho Union.
nd 10 i's future prospects, bids fair to
raasCend them an.
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