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Leave Liyemoro Falls Tuesday and Friday at 81
Arrive at Bryant's Pond next days by ii a m,
Leave Bryant's Pond Wednesday and Saturday at
pm; ~
Arrive at Liyermore Falls next days by eam.
l52 From Livermore Falls by Jay, North Jay, VIII
ton, and East Wilton, 10 Pennington, IL miles
and back, six times week.
Leave Livermore Falls daily, except Sunday, on
the arrival of cars from Porland-say at l0i m;
Arrive at Pennington by 2pm;
Leave Pennington daily, except Sunday, at a M
Arrive at LivermoIe Falls by III am.
1853 From North Livemore TO Livermore Falls, miles
and back, six times week.
Leave North Liyermore daily, except Sunday, at 8
Arrive at Liyemore Falls by Dam;
Leave Liyermore Falls daily, except Sunday, at IL
Arrive at North Livermore by l2m
I54 From Dixheid, by Peru, Canton Mills, Livermore
and Strickland's Ferry, to Strickland's Ferry
Depot, 81 miles and back, three times week.
Leave Dixfed Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
ate ami;
Arrive at Strckland's Ferry Depot by IL m;
Leave Stricklands Ferry Depot Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 10 mi
Arrive at DIxfeld by 4pm.
I55 From Mexico, by Roxbury, TO Byron, Is miles
and back, once a week.
- Leave Mexico Saturday at Up m;
Arriveat Byronby PM
Leave Byron Saturday at m;
Arrive at Mexico by ii am.
156 From North Jay by East Dxfed and Carthage, to
Weld, l6 mies and back, three times a week
Leave North Jay Tuesday Thursday and Satur-
Arrive at Weld by 10 m;
Leave Weld Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
Ham;
Arrive at North Jay by 4pm.
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VERMONT.

Bzansins earyully The "instrpetions" aanszsd) y
40l From Montpelier, by Barre, South Barre, Wiiams-
town, East Brookheld, East Randolph, and East
Bethel, to Royaton, 36i miles and back, three
thAes week. A8
Leave Montpelier Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
ATTAIN; WN
Arrive at Royalton in time for the cars to BOSTON,
say by ii a mi
Leave Royalton Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
on arrival of Boston mail say at 3 p m;
Arrive at Montpelier by IL night.
400 From Montpelier, by Barre and Washington, to
Chelsea, "a miles and back, three times week.
Leave Montpelier Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day at III a m;
Arrive at Chelsea by 4 p m,
Leave Chelsea Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
loan, N&Et4 go
Arrive at Montpelier by 3 Up m.
fO3 From Montpelier, by Barre, Orange, West Tops
ham, WAITS River, East Corinth, and Bradford
Centre, to Bradford "a miles and back, three times
week; with three additional weekly trips between
q East Coyn,h aud Bradford, miles and back.
Leave Montpelier Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day at 8 ami
Arrive at Bradford by 4pm;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-12

Alta meeting held this day april y of the delegate e. Of
the county convention, appointed public meeting Of
portion Of the citizens Of Marshall county on the first
Monday in March last at the Court House in Lewisburg
for the purpose Of nominaga candidate to represent tn
countyof Marshall in the next Legislature the following
proceedings were had.
The convention met at o'clock, P NJ, at The Court
House. aud motion ofCol John Laws James A. Vowel,
Esq called to the Caair, AMI W. B. Holden ap
pointed Secretary.
After ANEW appropriate remarks from the Chairman,
the list of delegates called and the following gentle
men answered, to.Wit1
R. B Cant, ". D. Taylor, John Leonard, Wynn Twtty,
NJ. Y. Luna s c. Flint J. c. Orr, William McRory, John
Laws W. Ransom, John q. Holt, jr, AsOn Thompson, J
J. Harrison, Mathew Giles Solomon 6. Aston, Samuel
Beckett. Elisha Collins Thomas J. Wilson, Levi Cochran,
James A. Vowel and ". b Holden,
The Chat man then proceeded 10 read letter from W
L. GcCeland desiring that his should not be placed
before the convention candidate for the nomination
On motion OF jobs Laws, it was
Resogsd, That the convention vote BY districts, each
district having vote Zone district, No.ls not Ple
sented) a
On motion Of John Leonard the convention proceeded
to ballot for candidate for Representative and count
ing cut the ballots the vote stood follows For Gen.
A. Wilson 9; Maj Thos. H Hardin, 4; Robert Williams,
When motol Of ". Ransom, the vote of the conVen
| ton was made unanimous for E. A. Wilson
On motion Of Ma hew Giles, the Chairman appointed
Richard B. Ga1t John Laws and W. B. Holden commit
tee to express the HOmiuee the result Of The action
this Convention.
On motion Of v D. Taylor, it was ordered tha. The pro
ccedngsof ShI a7sntoq be published IN the NASHVILLE
USIoS AND American and the Shebyvlls O ttl0nalist
Ga aoton OF Len Cochran, tue convention aGj burned
in good harmony and order
JAMES a. YOWELL, Chn'n.
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ogR ooRRksPONpEEeE.
HAsrsvrILE. April. 1s57.

HARTsvILLE, April, 1887
NEssRs EDToRs As lovers Of cur country and its dem
ocrate iusttut ons we feel deep interest in the kind
material that shall compose thsnsx Congress ofhe United
States Our shtehas recently spoken on the subject
IN voies not to be msun dersoOd She has proclaimed
for the principles of no1nterveuoH the sui jet sa.
verT' and for religious liberation. Cur State so district
cd that the viii Of the majority may be defeated in eectug
members to Congress ond The Legislature hence it be.
hOoves rs TO act untedy, knowingly and in concert We
should have convention st some central point say Leba.
nom TO nominate candidate for Congress We have con.
versed freely and frequently With the people Of Wilson
and this portion Of Sumner All with whom we have con.
veTsed, anxious that JOIN X Howard Esq., of Leb-
anon should be standard bearer in the ensuing contest
for member from this Congressional district He is favor
ably known throughout the district for eceot services in
behalf Of democratic and measures as we'll as bis
high bearing gentleman and citizen. Notwithstanding
their preference flr Mr. Howard they will cordially sup
port the NOMINEES Of the CONVENTION should We have one
With due Difference We suggest Saturday, 18th April
at Lebanon, fJF The holding o. said convention
HARFsYMLR.
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The quantities Of any or Ell may be increased or diu
ishsd Is the serves may hereafter require Ins contracts
will therefore made not for specific quautass bus or
such QIaniIIies the service ma req be delivered
/ at thoas navy yards respectively
Costactora not residing a. the places where deliveries
are aired must establish agence o. such places hlE
no de ay mayris5 ia furuisng what may Do rsourel;
sud when contractor fails promptly comply Win re-
QUESTION the Chief Of the Bureau OF Prvisio1s and
LINhipg shall be author I'D 10 direct purchases b be
made 70 suppl yths deficiency, under the eaaity BE- ex
pressed in The contract; the record Of rCqIsitol or
duplicate copy there0f a. the bureau OF Provisions and
U0.hng It either OF the navy yards Aforesaid shall BE-
evidence that such lgq usih0n las bszn made and
csiTsd.
toe Aforesaid navy yards and iu ihan oae art
Gle is contained the h-f the Chief Of the bureau will
have be right 70 acceps Of the articles en-
tanned in such csr reisC. The rsmladar aad biddors
vh-ss pTopoaal5 are accepted aud none othsrsl val b
tiThwi.n nOiisd, and Al early practicable eoarlst
VII be transmitted 10 Their Tor eXsul0n, which contract
must be returned % the WLgn days exclusive
Of tie tins inquired for ne regular tfansmss0n Of hs
mail.
estimated amount Of the respective contracts vii BE- r.
CURED and twenty per csatuul addition wIl Be- Withheld
ifom the E payments on accCu4t hsrso as co.,
lateral sscurity 10 add0u, % secure s performances and
not any event 70 be PAID u1.l lL IN al rseCs
ped with gty per ceu -l Of The amount Ui az deliver.
les made will pad BY lhs uaTy agent thin illE DAYS
afer bills duly auhsuuclied snail nave been presented 70
him.
Blank firms Of prlposls may be obiaasl On sp2lis.toa
tohe nGvy azeats alPorsuouh, New hampshire Boston,
New York PhladeP1 Baltimore. Hashiag Ga Aorisix,
Pe1sac0la and % tIIs 5areau.
record dupiC4is OBJ The letter mornings bidder o.
the acceptance Of prapassi viii b. eIaod noisHes.
hsrt OF aIEu she msnHg gfe lCtff 1876 and he bid
- he made and Gcc8Jlsi cUmi-ruy SIlh this uadsr-
standing.
Even sdsr made nut be accompanied laI drsetsd IN
the -c Of Congress making app 07ualouB Tor the naval
service Tor 1854, approved 10th August i54gj "
written guarantee sgusd by resJ0nsIbe per-
SOUS 90 The g CT that be they undertake that The bcdr
or bd1es viii If ass their bid be accepted enter fato
obligation " thin i've days with good and sudicisut
su-eties % furnish inc supplies proposed The bureau
VII not Be 0bgaed % consider any pr1f 0sa unefs &c.
c0mpa1is1 By le guarantee rsd bT law The c5mps-
eue u The guarantee 10 DO csrsd ~ las navy agsnI
dlstuci a-tur. eY, o. cQllecOroi Che customs.
Tcegen ION Of adsFi cal ed % the samples and de-
sc-ps1s &C articles rlqlrst g. BE- the Inspection or re-
cePugl ust but rig mpars0a Will be msds between
ths Articles t-red sud ne samps AID contrast ruceTi1g
uDle that fall blow Eem ard lsIr lena0R Is also paTtc-
uarv directed 30 ihe joint rgslI0u Of Zzh Marcl 1874
and % ths gct q Ihe lUth Of Angus, 1886.
Aerch lS-Apr. 2-laE4H.
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We necessarily occupy the most Of orr psper
to-5sv with accounts Of political meetings, nomi-
nations Of candidates, etc. We have condensed
these proceedings as much as possible yet they
still nearly fill our paper. The State Convention
is to be held next Wednesday, and when the pro-
cesdirgs Of that convention shall have been laid
before our readers the press Of this sort Of matter
will be over.
We have read the proc sedngs of the public
meetings in all parts of the State this year with
much satisfaction. The best feeling every where
seems to prevail. We have never known better
indications Of victory. The few disagreement
which once existed are settled, or in progress
satisfactory adjustment We don't believe VI
shall have q single conflict among our friends il
the State.
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PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE

- ACCORDING % provision made in the last -
LII. will and testament OF the late lhos. 81 Harding ~
ElL OF Mississippi county, Arkansas will proceed--
70 sell 70 ghcs bidder, outcy, The premises
the EIGHTH DAY OF NAY next, the Plantation, Negroes,
and all other property belonging the said sState
ing Of Mules Cattle Hogs Sheep COO Of Corn
400 pounds OF well cured Bacon, Wagons PoWs and all
Farming Utensils set OF Blacksmith Tools,
Household Kitchen Furniture, aBda great many other
things numerous to mentions sad Plantation in Misss
sppi county, the Mississippi - miles above
Menrh and three and hall from Randolph, opposite Is
land 34-coniainng 100 30 Of which cleared,
growing y % wheat, which will be sold with
the plantation. Also, has FoOG Frame DWeing-hJuse,
uegro-cabius hOe mill and other outbud
ugs. Ass cstsrIs and apple and peach oTchau'
SAID PLANTATION lie entirely freed nom high water by State
levee For fnuher infOmaO1 ca on The subscriber BIZ
Greek, Shelby county, fem, Or. J. NJ. HARDING,
the adjoining plantation. Terms made known the day Of
sale Taprl2--dIawtd1 JOHN HARDING, Executor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-12

PRoDUcuoN OF GAs.-Some Improvements OF q
valuable nature have been made 10 the manufacture
ogas 10 Eng sod. The lew processes are bs ed hrst
upon en- ImBroved method of rendering luminous
the gases resiung from the perfect decomposition
Of water or steam, snd, second upon the cons 'rva
tive influence which ydrOgsn exercises in protect
ing the matter upon which the Illuminating power
of gas Deepen l5 from decomposition by heat. The
first point IS gsuei Oy condeDsing the water gases,
and then passing them through heated retort
containing CsrborsceOus matter, and afterwards
these gases are admitted ia regulated qusuutles
into Tetorts, where Carbonaceous mater ID under
going distiiatOn or decomposition, AID by which
they are rendered highly luminous. 1t Is claimed
that by this plan up wards Of fifty per cent nAy be
added to the column of gas yielded By 81 descrlP
lions of materials ordinarily used Tor thst purpose,
sud this too without any dimInution Of the lllum-
mating power,
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West Nashville!
McEAJRY's, bIREMAE's, AND HYNEs' ADDITIONS
PUBLIC SALE OF
Fifty Building Lots.

IN TUESDAY, APRIL lirH, inst OF the premises, We
~ will sell TO the highest bidder about 50 most beautiful
Blu lding Lots West Nashville, follows
No. 30. Of Broad and McNaTy streets desirable
lOaion produce and family Grocery store. Nos a.
81 So and &c. fronting each 100 eet Broad street. feet
wide As3, l03 and 04, very handsome residence block
McNay and McGavOck streets Also. upwards q
30 desirable Lots GruHdy, NcGaEOck, NcNairy, Dsmum
braae and Locust streets
Il the above Las do not supply the demand, will Offer
desirable LOIS in H beautiful addition on
Carr II, Cay and Knowles streets
great many m0sl beautiful, and may sly magnificent
dwellings been erected in The lest few years West
NashVil is fayoue point with and is
impossible 10 keep pace with ITS rapid mpFuY Our
purchase uf Lots ade 10 West nashville iu 1883
which % 10 few weeks a profit Or 20 per cent.
We sold times less ysars at an adj
each time Of near 20 Per cent. NASHVILLE continues
for the next i've a. 70 has last
confidently predict that Lots BTOad street, West Nash
vile, valued Il go ard $50 perf0Ot readily COM
maHd from $50 20 100 per foot.
TERNE-i and years cTeet for notes bearing Interest
well secured, SC sale 10 begin with Lot 40. 81 corner Of
Broa and McNairy.
p Omuibusscs and collation. as usual.
b. TKIGG, AuctOHeer }. f.. Is K. W. BROWN.
? Shoudtue weather be too Indictment 70 sell on Tues
day the 18th Inst The sale will be postponed 20 Friday the
I7ih instant [zpr H2-id.
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lhIBuTE IA KESgarr.


At meeting Of The members Of the Memphis Bar, held
in Memphis on the Is! day of April 1851 the following
proceedings we're ID in relation 10 the death OF r. A F.
Duncan:
Hon John P Ca1Uhers called 10 the Char to pre-
side over the deliberations Of the meeting and Marcus J.
Wright VS. app nted Secretary.
The etect Of the meeting having been announced by The
Chairnad Mezsrs Isham q Hlrris B. Waddeil j. T.
r. Ray and Smith ?. Bcnkfead appointed a com
mee drafs such preamble and resolutions as would b.
suitable testimony of respect his memory and sincerely
express the feelings Of his brshreu who are le 10 sm
his death The said committee having reported the tJl
lowing resolutions the sane were unanimously adopted
Your committee has heard, with feelings OF deep regret
Of the death Of youg and promising brother IN The
profession 3. f. luCa0, whose career among Us tor
the past few years has for him the high esteem OF all
who knew him. and place a. lasting life in the mem
ory Of many warn and devoted friends; therefore.
ResoLcsd That we deeply depore The de3ih Of l. A. +.
Duncan and that we u1iesnedy cOudoo with bis afflicted
wife and relations in his daceasshat copy Of hsse pro
ccdrgs he spread upon the minutes o. tbs Courts OF Mem
phs-hat The same be publ shed in the Memphis papers
with the request that tue Nashville and Columbia ppers
copy and that COPY of these proceedings be sent 10 his
bereaved wife end re'a inns.
On molten, the meeting zGjunrned.
Jso p CARU1HzHs, Chairman.
M. WRIGBT Secretary.
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SEWING MACHINES

II. SINGER CO., haze opened Office 90 sG Public
Square. Nashville, Tor the sale Of their celebrated
Sew NJ Machines. Those vHo wish TO purchase SeWIus
Machines, winch they may depend upon mas the
above place Il &c crafty adm ted b all DO U-ed
Sew Machines That nEgr's sureri1r % all others
They Caa be useuOu all fabrics sub Muslin, Linen ClOh
Cotton or Leather, b. merely cHauging the Needle AMI
TLreaI- Ies Machines WORK Islt dlr.ble aud
simple than any Ohers. They warranted do what
hsy represented. Singers Mach is established
fact Call aud % 10 operation 50 Pubic Square Nash
Vile l. 81. SINGER & co.
Being praeal NaehInist am PreFsr-d so ac On Ma
chimes Of Singers thai may 10y acclen get 01t Of order
apr5-I P. FOY. Agent.
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NATHAN ADAMS, Sec

SAD WARxrEo To "FAsr" YoUSG GEN.-John
Miller, twenty eight years OF age, died a, 10
danspois on F.iisy night. The Journal gives a
brief history Of his SD case. He WIS born u Day
ton. O4i1-was left AZ orphan with lsrge estate,
ana 10 mis- own gTdsnss-b-csms . "last young
MAD, ani rapidly spent = fortune which was count
ed by teus Ct ritusaDds He kept circle Of da IL
ing young fellows s5oas him until bis money was
geae, who then deserted and eft him he sought
Indianapolis tor home, snd there, il some n5aiAi
capacity, lived for lime, and died in str,nge
gsrlet, frigndes7 sDdalone
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HATTON I'D READY.

The know Nothing embrogio in the sixth Con-
,,r.ssonsl districts drawing to an amusing finale.
HArron GOES down and Col. READY is left alone in
his glory. Great adroitness has been displayed
by the friends of the latter gentleman, while those
of M. HGTroE must acknowledge that they have
besp outgeneraled. Col. READY while refusing t.
trust his fortunes to the uncertain chances Of dis
triot convention, has nevertheless, succeeded in
having himself apparently nominated BY mfjori
ty Of bis party friends through their county meet
ings. How these meetings were gotten up, or to
what extent they reflect the sentiment of the par
~, we have not heard, but they clearly indicate
that it will ouly be few days until another pa
trotc letter viii be drawn forth from Mr.. HATToN,
Offering himself up as sacrifice for the harmony
of the party" 1t is bound to come, and all that
the Lebanon Herald hes said Of Col READY's in.
ability to hold crowd Of fifty men for half hour
must be taken back; and while Mr. HATroN, with
the hope of atouing for past grievances tenders
his services to " do the speaking for hiGs the
Herald mnst be eultiVadng It's most Mandatory
strains to describe the power, el1gueucS, wisdom
and patriotism of its candidate, Col READY.
The Know Nothiogs in their meeting at Mur-
freesboro last Monday, entirely ignored the e1is,
tenoe OF Mr.. HATr7E, and pissed a eulogistio res
outon of Col. READY, recommending him to the
district for reelection. In Franklin the matter was
disposed OF almost as summariy. A resolution
having been introduced into the county meeting
endorsing Col READY for reelection, others were
offered in lieu setting forth that whereas there
are tvo aspirsnts for that Office, 4" Convention
should be held in that place on the ID day Of May
to choose between them, &c. But it was no GO
The cards were stocked and the hand had to b
played out as It was
At the close Of the meeting small sugar plum
was prepared and passed for Mr.. HATToN, to the
effect thathe had rendered valuable and efficient
service, for which he is entitled to the grateful
QcEnOWlsd yemsuts Of the party" This reminds Us
of the story Ct the boy who, passing by a Doctors
house, was called in by the LADY to bring her q
bucket Of water fEom tie WELL and when the er.
rand had been performed, was kindly told
that if be would call sg1in when pa ssing, the Doc
tor lg0ula pull tooth for him Great is the NOR
tifcatIon 10 which aspiring politicians are some.
times subjected. Mr.. HATToN Nigh well exclaim
IN the language Of the infants epiLaph:
ssSincs 50 very soon 1 u dOse Tor,
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Brown, the bachelor, next doc,
Had a house Of marble fine
Rice, and grist, and meats in store
Casks of brandy and Of vine
SoOw white sugar, silver spoons
Extra boOts aod pautalcOns-
Old seg3rs and cards IN pacEs-
Books IN red morocco backs
All that many men dssirs;"-
But devastating ire
Burned The marble manEion down,
And is filings ~. Did Brown
Weep % conf tgrati0n o'eIg
No! the loss can be endured;
Brown is richer than before
Brown wa heavily insured"
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Jones had oacs a sjrgle bsd,
Shorter than bis iOur foot wife;
On q shelf. Loaf bread,
Halt a fork and broken knife,
Lonesome empty whisky jug
Iron spoon and fractured mug
Pipe OF clay. with horrid crack,
Last years Mixers Almauhc;-
These we're Ill his goods you add,
Jones the mex 70 EO.hing had
True; but-thOugh a Wretched c cast,
Jones his next 10 nothing lost
And the whole calamiiy
or The fire must be endured;
Jones as gate too poor to be
ETen partially insured
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STATE OF TENEESsEF
y N y OF TN Il1N5IEIl9
CHANCERT COURT AT WOODBURY.

CHANCEBT COURT 1T WOODBURI,
Dennis smith,
W. Original Injunction Bill.
L, E. Gilbert & Co., etas. }
appearing the Clerk and Master, from the bill, which
is sworn by complainant, that the defendants, L. p
Gilbert & Co residents state OF Tennessee
ordinary process Of law cannot be served them
therefore It ordered that publication be made Of hi
der Our successive weeks between this and the
Of The Chancery Court al Woodbury. ia the Nashville
UNIaN AMERICAN, Newspaper published IN the city Of
Nash Vile, Tennessee, commanding said defendants
f. Gilbert & Co, 10 make their personal appearance here at
the Court n 10 Woodbury., tho county Of cannon,
state Aforesaid, on tbs FIRST MONDAY N OCTOBBR,
1857 then and there 10 plead, answer deuur com
plainants b the win taken ioI confessed as 10
them. and set down for hearings C. yarts.
apFI2-w4t lHOS. q. WOOD, Clerk and Master.
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At meeting Of the demOcf-ej Of Giles on the 6:h inst
on motion, hayr John Bass vas called the Chair, and
Nathan Adams appointed Seclesry. The object Of the
meeting having been explained, il vas,
Rssglp.d, That the Chairman appoint three delegates
from each civil dis riot in tie couay to in the
convention at Nah7e on the 18th inss whersupOn the
following were submitted:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-12

The dtor ol a FfeHcu pepper, N mentioning the
cause Of its disc5ntiluauce says "Our 3uruGI las
had but one solitary subscriber dsslr in groce-
rieg, who paid in articles cut Of the store For
two weeks the two editors ofthe paper lived ex-
cusively on est fish ard champagne"
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DUCK RIVER MALE ACADEMY.
T1HIS SCHOOL, In Bedford county, Tenn, on tributary
the river Ofits name, is situated u healthy and pro-
ducve country, the line OF the Nashville and Chalta
ro0ga Railroad the WaTtTIce Depot Of which IS dis
uce four mi IS The Building, recently erected, contains
six rooms and would easily accommodate 40 pupils The
pex session will begin the M0ud4s May and continue
% weeks Board including washing, lights, c s35 or $40
per session.
Spelling Reading and WritnE. $500 per term Of 90 weeks
Arithmetic Geography, Eagsh 90
Higher NJ athematics, Latir, Greek, Physiology and
Natural Philosophy 10 10
Patrons especially requested ther children the
BEGINNING middle ofthe session. No deduction made from
time OF entrance To close term, except OF prIaCt
ed sickness. = N ~ lLllAN, I Teaobrys-
mar2I-i&W 6w. o " EVANS,
MRS. SUSAN c. WITHERS,
~. FAYORABLY Enown as Teacher Of 1=zzsf5H777s7
t-lss Music IN Kentucky, has located iu5rszsyzez3
~ Nashville, and desires the patronaget ] ~
~s OF the community. She Teaches Piano, Guitar, and
cultivation Of the voice.
TERw-s95 per quarter for Instrumental, aud $40 Tor
Vocal instructions included. be found at so. - Sum
mer street.
Rev J. W Hovts, NJ D., Mr.. J. F. Pearl,
Dr.. L. D. Huston, ur. E. W. Sehon,
Rev. J. Huntingdon, Rev. 4. haItpeuco,
apul3-lWN