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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-21

TUESDAY The ooh day Csob next will sell 10 the
highest bidder, IaTm 8, h loo. ton County, Ttn
ace. mile NuT4i OF fu'ner.yii. and tour miles from
he Na.hyIe ruI n-crs Kirult Icing % las from
Nashville and - CI4rAsyie. said lrgc eoulaus
1000 ACRES
OF the finest Corr Wheat Lrd Tobacco laud to be ound IN
Mid te Tennessee IWrl SIT % iH d5vioasas r,oVs.
NJ. I.contaus thousand arreSJU cared ibe bal
ancr heavily umhered. Gas includes elegant Famed
Deegus e a, nsishot win Igg good Kitrben
negro Houses, islen CarTrs House, Stone Spring Aouse
aud Barns suricenf 20 cure 80 lbs togseco.
No. 2 contains &c acres, 10 'leareo, Galsnce well tin
hetcd This toOrably good dobe log house
and failing priBg.
No. 3. aims $40 acres e8red' te pAtahce uney tim
bered with q very superior Fpung
~ 4 contains s7U ths in s. Board aud 81 lin.
be between N4shvls and Poud vsT tAro ugh which
sage Road from Nashville 10 Hopkus'ills passes.
Al same time aud ace, viii sell ny present crop
uf Corn. Fodder Oats, Wheat, 1o0eco, NC; -7lo! my
-tock or Mules Hogs aud Ca, and enc hund ed and
Cows, several Jacks aud OF The nnesL StaohS III
Middle Te0Esssa.
TERMS will eli The land for One-hnh casn-ths pal
cred uC two, three, and lour years, VIZ
ulT dute; ming lien on the properly LOT INC
purchase money. b.. ana ....
barbecue viii he served for the Ocetsoh Sale positive
Octl3-td. ROBERT D. CARR.
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OHIO ELLCTION.

CrNcrxxATI, Oct 10, p M--LATER The Columbus
Jo,,vt estimates Chase 10 be % ahead with Pauid-
ing and Meigs TO hear IRON Pauldiug has given
Cbase I69, Meig 200 The official votes will change
he reported oior,ies in the aggregate in favor Of
Chase. Chase is probably elected.
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n will save Us great deal Of unnecessary trouble
eur friends ting to Us, will bear in mind the follow
ing rules:
Always give the date, pest Office county, aad State in
fhe bndy Of your letter
II you wish the paper changed from one eiee to an
other give both Offices in full
II you write on business, and other matters write
separate sheets Of paper different leaves Of sheet
Attention 70 these matters viii greatly oblige
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Bragg'S Improved Eminent.
DIR. BRACES ARCTIC EMINENT.

Oh' DhAOO'S AhCTlC LINIMENTs
Have you the BRONCHITIs9
Have you The EBURALGlAf
have you Lhe EAR or rOOTaACBBF
You may nd yourself entirely Of these dlstrsssp1 ,vu.
By The useOf DR.. Braggs Arctic Linimsn t.
Areyou afnte cd Sth Od sorssI
Are you suffering from old bruisssf
Are yoa enduring pains from sprainsR
one ootte OF the Arctic Linment win surely dive relief
speedily.
Rhsumsiisz is dreadful complaint
Serofua Is laathsOme di easel
". Cancers are very aarnngl
Saen are me .ondsTu healing properties Of Braggs
Aene mat u vii almost instantly lad
chronic hheumaism; owe Serofaa, in tine KIN thaE
most stubborn OF enemies 70 health, ths Cancer
Why will you endure SeurvyY
My .il VOC yoa ,1ssE win ne Piles!
When By using the Arctic Linneni you may and psrua-
he Arctic Eminent discovery Of the fsrened Dr.
BRA6 6, Of Saint Louis, who sincs ssysrip1 hSsoa
neeuon with the once celebrated Mexican Mustsng I'M
has given TO the world Linment Wh,ch po.ss-S. svS.
more Of me healing quality In this he been success
ORIGIN OF THE EAmE.
Wher Dr. Kane, under the auspices Of ts UpId STAT -
gons Of the 6orth-hmsssf usdiesI aansS ~ -
esl scientific physicians for prescription that should sns
ics Among others vas Doctor 6 Bragg, then a Wait
70 ne eas wno aitef many trials, procured RUBERA
was accepted by Dr. K, and used by during
aeriq voyage q discovery Hence the Orga or the
HOW IT Is RECEIVED,
The very announcement OF this medicine been
Sonuocnce Lettor8 cOnAlnn8 ceflA1-
Gates OF permanent y received a the manuas
tery Ghie expressions Of gratitude borne hen b.
every mail.
ITS PREPARATION.
The Ingredients Of the Lnimeag OF he msss
eosy knd while the utmost Is bestowed upon
pounding them BY member OF the company, makes
personal examination Of sVsEy bottle pas up.
FARMERS AND LIVERY STABLE KEEP
Frs,
and Mules sni.eIed with bruises, sprsns wounds,
scratches, sWeny, SPAWN ring bone, big head pol evil &c
No owning Vouabs horses mules should Be- ith
out II, for Is viii cure them.
y II is puS up in CSC, 500 and 81 bottles he soc bot
ties and 81 bottles contain 80 and per eent more ~
ment In proportion 70 their and the cheaDss e.
cry person buying one dollar bottle OF BraRgs Ate
lmentEll Dc Inrnlsned with EnesOns United JOa
nal for year BY filing ~ the certi M around s1e-r
New YORK. -
For sale BY Bragg BurrOwss, sole propristors,
st. Louis, Mo.
W BERRY & D2MOVILLB,
- - Wholesale Agents.
am " A. n. hOSCOE, G. W. HEADBkSHOT, and
o AAEiOh. oct l-dtEdEWly
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sherif's sale,

RY viTturS Of execution 10 ne directed nom he
- circuit court Of Bedford county, August term 1887 IN
favor Of HN Hutton, assignee, w Grifis ard New.
Thompson, 30, Partners Co., and JacU0 Thompson,
viii ths 3lst day Of October NEXT offer ror sale he
court yard gate Nashville, the highest bidder oT
cash, -Four Likely Negroes tOW: One boy aged IS years.
one do sged 20, Co aged 8, aud xh a years Of
age; levied upon the properly Of NeEsou Dson %
sAtisfJ said execution. sale within LEGAL hsurs.
K kDMONDSON. Sheriff
oct prs fee s4-sds Bv n C.wy.rrL nept Sbf
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sIOe REWARD.

DANAWAY from the Subscriber, living Pulaski,
1eSues county, two negro men, WILLIAM and JANIS.
WILL AN is aooat25 yeaT Of as Bsy black, about ay5
feet ten inches high, has rather ans voice, ssOops lille
forward
JANIS Is about "a 25 years Of age very black, via
good dez Of Whte about his near s1 feet hgn n
very voice, carries himself very eFsc bii bad
grey Olan ket James had black con eeat 10
rseol4stsd. will give the above reward or thsn
II lodged In lAil 30 thal may get hsms or ~ or sssr
them. lang. 2s-tfl ,. NJ MAhAs-
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Remedy for DySpepEia.---B Ho Hand
Bitters is the most simple, delightful and eectual
remedy for dyspepsia, befrs the public Aany of most
worthy citizens testify its efficacy. To persons subject
nervous, and sick headache it is valuable medicine.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
Weasel & THOMPSON,

Inn PACKAGES ItaHsn aud American Macsaroui;
1VV 10 Boxes Vermicslli
50 GsDuine English Dairy Cheese from n York;
SO 4" Pine Appe DO;
go dozen Baltimore fresh Oysters;
$50 fresh Peaches and Pine Appis;
IS Z" kssberres and Strawberries
10 bbls Pecan Nuts;
~ Filberts AMI Brazil Nuts;
20 boxes Layer Rasns
400 boxes Serdnes, all size packages.
IS dozen English Pickles, ali kinda,
. dozen English Sauces, consisting OF John Bull,
W oteestershire. heading and HaEVey'S
dozen Euslish Mushroom Catsup,
10 . Eegiish and French Mustard.
1000 Cocoa SUITS;
% dozen fresh salmon, u and g cana;
25 . Lo6stess, i add g cans.
100 Baskets ChamPag Wines assorted brands,
bbs Ane Smoking Tobacco;
o bxs extra dne Chewing doi
Half million Of Segars, assor ed brands; and aasOF-
ment OF PiFe Works for the Holidays
Bakers Broma and Chocolates Of all kinds.
English and Scotch Ales and Brown Stout.
Stuffed Olives and Poited MeaS
Imnosd French COuIsconares for x.ddnz Parties and
the ike ana 4 thousand other articles which WV appear
hereafter. VESSEL q 1hOMRSON'S.
Ocsll
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BamzZ o& AZ al hVille.

AVE oT safe q large aunUn, of p-snsry which VII
sell for Ao.ss oil Cans rC N..hyIe or certified
checks it 1t the same prices that have always esksd
he property. scpt-g A s LiNDSLbY
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Rates Of Advertising,
yoR r.cR SQUARE or TIN LINES OR Less.
n aeeuts and CorrespOndent,

Advertisers exceeding the space contract
ed fer, viii be charged for tine ex cess.
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CARRIAGEg.

RIO all those Who wish to purchase MAG $50 -
L pfaeent Family Coach, B4ro1che, Roeka- Cdt1-E,r
way or Buggy, We invite 70 call and exAmiDe Sf3@~t
ouf com pists Fall stock now received. We @--<r---
order and keep constantly hand Bsgges
OF our own All OF which superior ~
nny thing offered In this market. PECK = ESQ
NashVilsS sep A-Ak corner ohsrTy and Dsadsnsk -
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Painting aistaDlishment

BUILDERS HoasehOders, 6e are requested % taks no.
b tis thst ne uodersrped having made he SsarY
and secured services Of sonPstent
men, Is nov prepared 70 Jake
"a the line Of ais vocation In All is VARIOUS branches.
Al 40 ~ House Painting,
TAs suhserberiS prepared % szsSaIs VIII ne gsasss
promptness, all eonrao Age which may b len
tie Is also prsPArsd 70 szseuis al manner %
So. and Ornamental Painting. Grafz5.~ -
Marbling.
Having that dspanent secured Ne services Of Ne nou
srnsrt and experienced artists.
Inc subscriber would request psFsoas having work n An
line % dive hin call before nskin fna arranFsnsnis
narrh9-du =. 7. WEA1N6,
No. q Uaiaa -. SSlWsss GhszT = saansr,
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Smyder & XeII.

- HI u U q Il Il n 70 4 Es
no. 81, PUBLIC SQUARE.
Are in receipt of their Fall and Winter Stock of
Boots and Shoes,
Which have been made up expressly for the retsiI
trade. For Ladies they have in part
Pine Buttoned heel Caters, Black and Bronze;
do CONGRESS do do do do
do Side Lace do do do do
do Congress, side lace Caters without heels;
do Kid boots, thick and thin sOles;
do White kid and satin slippers;
do do do do Caters;
do Toilet slippers.
FOR MISSES.
KID Boots; thick and thin soles;
do do do do with heels;
Lasting Caters with or without heels;
Calf and Goat Boots for school shoes;
Boys and Children
Boys calf ard Congress shoes;
Youths do do do
Boys and Youths Thick boots.
BrOgans and Thick Boots.
fine stock of Brogans for Plantation Also good
stock OF shoes for These goods all made
order and certainly superior article. Also MEMS
thick boots Of every description.
Persons wishing anything
line will hnd their call de-
termined 10 give them the worth o. their money.
Call at No. q Public Square.
oct2 SNYDER & FRIZZELL
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Money. Money
Ho! for the WEST

FAhM FOk SALE, containing cog acres lR0 u i,y,-,
rong prairie, and - Of the best wilma ovt ~
1AeN Nnut Hnoer ~ acres under fence and 10
~ acres Of THIS and ast raised 100 bushsls az 80 -
me acre Land situated % miles nom Keokuk oa. 49,
Market street, Cuth Of Broad. - 1890
July 7, ls57-tf.
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N. ORLEANS 4 CAIRO
NEGRO FOR SALE,

WE have very bSr'y pl-.o woman aboas th,tv two
w year o. tnas Is good COWS, and runer .hch
viii trads ior properly In Edgeu-Id.
Oct'5 HAYNES q co. -
JRIsT0l aiJh DUST. Ead Morn Kszie FrigoIi for
j. POLISHING gold, silver, brass, gaIl article
iOTAale 81 aug IL RAIAS s BROWNS.
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COAL, COAL.

THE citizens of Nashville have opportunity OF
i providing themselves with ull supply Of GOOD COAL
for the winter By application 10 the undegI
HAWKINS at the stna Coal once, Nashville and Chatta-
nooga Railroad Depot. aus S9n z n MARTIN, A gent,
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WR CORNETUTS AcFNT

WI. CORNELIUS, AGENT.
THANKFUL for past faVors and indulgeucss vould ,y
= gest mat we nave Sts1s more and viii sooa
De manufacturing Cottage Bedstsads Lounges, &c al
eYeIy description for the trade RspsT
Omce and Marsrooms, No. ~ Spring street, near Chsy
wnere We viii also keep general assonmsnt OF shsso
Cnsls bureaus ardTobes &c, and will also keep on hand
ana maze 70 order every description Of Mattresses &C.
retson ordering rom distance may rely having ID sf
orders hled. Respectfully, W. Il. CORNBLIUS Aet.
SnAtfAA y TO-. FfODnetor8. tRDrQf-t
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES.-lOO
T. hhds prime TO choice Sugar
700 bbls Powdered, Lost and Crushed Sugar;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee;
100 bSs Molsssss;
100 X bbls do
so bags Old Gov Java and Laguayrs Coffee;
IS bbs Msckerel assorted;
so dozen Buckets
$50 boxes Star and Mould Candles
geo kegs Wheeling Nails assorted
100 boxes Tobacco assorted brands
$4,000 Imported Kegalie CiesrE
$4,000 assorted brands 90
IS boxes Scotch Herrings;
tierces Frosh Figs;
A. bags Pepper, Spice aud Ginger;
90 boxes BIZ Soap. ,,r,.--
feb1l 4 CHkATHAM.
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IQUORS.-2OO bbs Pixies Magnolia Whisky;
u l5U D5ls Robinson Co 90
200 bbls old Bourbon and Old Reserve do;
leo bbis American Brandy
90 bbls do Gini
90 bbls Peach Brandy
Also large stock of Fine Imperfect Bra7dies and
fsb Il M&EF OHEATHAM
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FUNERALS.

FUNERALS.
w K CORNELIUS, Agent FOR the sale Of Pisk,s Cs,,-
- br4ted Patent metallic Burial CaSaG. =
prepared 10 attend 70 all Funerals herstors when a.
services may be required. Once Phoenix Warsroo
No. ~ Spring streeg, Cherry. Residence No. n w.
street, between Spring and Broad.
N.BWii also attend 70 receiving and snrward, hdiS
&C., when notified. T.n.- %
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r. @, McNAIRY s. ca

Large DeaeFsin all kinds Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
No IS, COLLEGE STREET,
Nashville Tennessa
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PHOENIX BEDSTEAD FACTORY.


r b:1OGG having LAksn his Son into partneTship Inv
will practice Law in the Supreme z sde@ - ~.
CouIs Of Davidson COunly, PrOmPt attention VIII Be xiysn
70 the collection Of elams. mn a. -,
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The difference between the specie circulation and
capital of the banks when they suspsaded in 1887.
and at the date Of suspension in 1851 is shown in
the following figures:
Fear Speeis- cireastieR Cdpitaz
1866 .. $4,000 600 $40. 0o0 O0 $751; 775, 900
1861. 81, 600 l76, 100000 S7S, 100000
Inc. in '5s-7 2s.lse,OOo s6.45O, OOO l22. Os5 900
c.per cent. 5S 20 4s
From this comparison it is evident that the banks
sre IN much sounder condition at present than
they we're in 1856. The increase of capital has
been nearly four times the increase Of circulation
while the per centage Of increase Of specie has been
double the per centage Of increase Of circulation.
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p b F0GG & SON

pay The highest maykst prcs arrans A ouros-
w nee on Union street, CampbeliS New ButIdinr
DaYI7-da A WHRT-ESS i IN
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Fashionable Dancing Academy

MONS. J. A. PlNGERLY,
REPECTFULLY informs his patrons ard friends, "a
II thnt he has returned the Ciy and that be NJ ~
open ms AcalrIny his Hall on SATU RDAH, OGIo- a
BEk Ia II. leS' al J'clocs, p. NJ. ~A
Days ana Hours Of Tuition, Friday at o'clock, r. H.
Ans Saturdays Of 9 o'clock, 4. H., ana PM
Among me new DaI lsieiy received from Tars, he
viii teacn Inc new and fashionable ANGERsS q UAD
HlLLE, as oSnced IN the principal Eastern Clues
III Ihank n Tor the LIBERAL patronage heretofore extern
dsd % him. Mons r. respectfully suIcs contn usnce Of
the same Oetll-f'
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Wautad,
Land warranfe

FIVE hundred barrel. Of Apple cider wanted d,
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[ Advertisement
7 NUNET u IIUlE ]
BEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
Ts,ria 2 SoW-e NJ n

Nashville, October Goth, 1857.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-17
SCOTS LITTLE GIANr"CoRN AND COB MILL
SOS Patented May 18th, 1854. ~

THE attententiOn of Planters. Farmers
4 and Stockholders in general respectfully called tn
this mill as the most Important article Of the kind in
only we'll adopted grinding cob men for stock
but Prts for the Table, and especially Bread Meal from corn
not fully ripe or dry in the fall.
In setting this min nec,nio isnnae work is want
e, only requiring TO he fastened to floor platform
Easily ju,ted and used by anyhody, even n chill
The Little Giant has received the first premiums 1T the
late Agricultural Fairs in Missouri, Kentucky Maryand
amt other States and that in the complimentary
ner as well ~ the rendy c'menaons Of fhe thousands
witnessing its performance.
These mills guaranteed in the most positive mans
and NJ" warranted to grind 10 bushels per
,ur with horse and offered the low price Of $50
complete, ready ftf attaching the te rm-No ut SO
grinds 20 bushels per hour with two ho .5s
Manufactured by Scott Durt st. Louis Scott Kock
ice. Baltimore; scolt Hedges. Oncianati. b,fI5
9" ttt' s'''i Prom the Cincinnati Daily Times
''TuR LrrLE GiAxr."-By invitation We called as tn
Of Scott Hedges yesterday. to witness thu
tie Oisnt Corn AMI Corn Cob Mu.". II ever nxms was
we'll applied II is in the instance The mill weighs
only sout three hundred pounds Mad with single horse
attsceedi 10 ten foot shaft ett and cob with
a vengeance" II Is got up an improvement on the
best patent Of this kind attained and i, 20 smpp
motion in twenty minutes and afterwards be adurted
used with ease by anyhody II will grind with from
II to "A busnels per hour. '
To the farmer, ts a,in simple In it, consiruction
hand and furnished the ezcsedius low price II $50 a.
fors one Of tho greaest have
Whee they have been ntrsluced they have unyer-
al svr Let every Interested in agricultural raur-
call in ~ Scott Hegea No. Water Street. examine aad
see Il in operation.
For ia Thbodaux BY the underssned Who hss one
in operation. which he viii be paeased to exhibit
nove-nI6 80 b. F. HOLDEN.
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m OUT OF THE WAY A LITTLE
NOT OUT OF THE WORLD.
r M. LOEWENSTEIN. ,ronr;.,or o

Il M. LOEWENSrEIN, proprietor Of
y that famous CHEAP CASH STORE which he keep.
In hihodaux determined give the citizens Houa
and the Parish Of Terrebonne chance BY furnishing to
them goods EQUALLY AS CHEAP NJ he .elIs in Thibo
house next to Riders Machine shop on the Basat.ra
Canal, in the town OF Hoama. - -
Therefore, you will take the trouble to walk around
that way, YOU will find CHEAP GOODS, which will pay
for your extra trouble Ladies' Caks and Mant las
Bonnets Clothing, Dry Goods Shoes, Boots Hats Caps
Trimmings, etc.. etc. i'm. M.LOEWENSTEIN
Houma, Nov ~, 1856 Liam Proprietor.
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,a GEN. SAN HousroN IN CouRr.-Dur.
ing the Huntington trial in New York,
Senator Houston entered the court.
amp finding it very crowded, took a sea,
on the bench with the Judge. He also
visited the Mayors office, and, the Ex.
press says, $. attracted much notice-even
before his name was announced-by his
eccentric habiliments-a top coat, with
red, woolen comforter about his neck.
brown CATERS, "a "a Pickwick,' q cudgel
Of sufficient proportions for ! tip top cattle
driver, and, above al. 4 covering for the
head Of mouse color, with brim some siz
or eight inches in depth"
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SH1Rr W1rHour A SsAx.-A Mrs.
Smiley, living near Montgomery. Ala, has
manufactured shirt without seam. II
Is woven entire-there not being the
stitch of needle upon i. The buttons,
halion.h holes, collars, Wristbands, and
every particular about ! shirt is woven
into il, making il perfect and finished
one.
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BY-AxD-BY.

There is an angel ever near, i.ayaEE 81 s.T
When toll aad trouble vex and try, 4=.t 81 :,
That bids our fainting hearts take cheer,
And whispers to US" By-and-hy.'
We hear il At our mothers knee: g .rf.
With tender smile aud lovelit eye
ehe grants some boon on childish plea,
In these soft accents. By -and-by" - "a
What visions crowd the youthful breast
What holy aspirations high
Nerve the young heart to do its best. a.
And wstshe promise" By-and-by.- sS
The maiden sitting sad and lone,
Hef thoughts half uttered with sigh,
Nurses the grief she viii not own.7 $50
Add dreams bright dreams off, Ry y-and- by"
ne psa. young wife dries up her tears, Hi5a .
~ And stills her restless infants cry, % Hs a1J
Il catch the coming step, bsa hears, e s37 t.nl
How sadly whispered--.. By-and-hy." xad
Asd.anAooa, with in strength and vim : yef i
Isl 70 bre.st life's iIls and tate defy. yt,lz sss
fh"ash fame and fortune be his, still
Has plans that lie in. By and-by."
fhe destitute. whose scanty fare 'as--t
The weary task can scarce supply. 57e1 l5.ef
Chsats the grim visa:e Of Despair =
With Hopes fair lTanise-" by and by"
The millions whose oppression wrongs
sead up to heaven their wailing cry.
Nd. writhing In the tyrant's thonys "s
sun hops Tor ireeios-''D By .andby." Jsre AZ
THIS ever oser life rugged way,
his ansel bending from the sky, s''
bessass our sosrows day by day, a5 3. .rsii' +
fWaA hs sweet xhisperings-"B By-sndSy." sd.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-17

LEARNING GRAMMAR.-Mr. Editor:
have been sendin. my dater Nancy to scool
to scoolmas.er in this naborhood. Last
Friday went over to the scool just to see
how Nancy was gettin along, and sees
things didn't like by no means. The
scooImaster was larnin her things entirely
out Of the line Of eddycation, and as think
improper. set while in the scoolhouse
and heerd one clas say lher lesson. They
was a spelIen, and l thot spellen quite ex-
ceedingly. Then cum Nancy's turn to
say her lesson. She said It very spry.
was shot, and determined she should leave
the scool. have heerd that gramer was
an uncommon fine study, but don't want
any more gramer about my house. The
lesson that Nancy srd was nothing but the
foolishest kind Nv talk, the ridicles luv talk
you ever seed. She got up and the first
word she sed was IF -1r-a-s- - s. .-.a-E
rs lii love! fe7s. a..- +. 2
looked rite at her hard for doin so i'm.
proper, but she went rite on and sed: ~
Thou lowest, 1t 0.4-4
F. "-- r He loves, .a,.. t.}
and reckon you never heerd such rig
germyrole in your life-love, love, love,
and nothin but love. She sed one time,
asg SIS ssf did love, s'a rH,s. 5u~
Ses l, "who did you love % Then the
scholars lated, but wasen't to be put off
and sed 4" who did you love Nancy
want to know-who did you love Z" The
schoolmaster, Mr.. McQuiliisser, put in
and sed he would explane when Nancy
finished the lesson. This sorler pacy fed
me and Nance went on with awful love
talk. 1t got wus and wus every word.
She sed, g.. 57a.a 9a lae -.
3o / might, could or would love. -sae
| Stopped her again and sed l reckon
would see about that, and told her to walk
ont Of that house. The schoolmsster tried
to interfere, but wouldn't let him say
word. He sed was fool and nockt
him down and made him holler in short
order. l taukt the strate thing to him l
told him Ide show him how heede larn nv
dater gramer. .....-
l got the naber. together and we sent
Mr.. McQuillister off in hurry, and I
reckon tharl be no more gramer teechin
in thees parts soon. II you know Of any
rather oldish man in your .regeen that
doant teech gramer we wood be glad if you
wood send him up. But in the footure we
will be keerful how we employ men.
Young schoolmasters wont do, especially
if they teeches graln-r. Its bad thing
for morris. Yours till deth, 2H, 35Ef-
'ffiq& ta' TuoNAs JEFFERSON Sole.