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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-15
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Tbs following paragraph from the Riehmond
Enquirer contains an abundance Of good sense in
few words. Its peculiarly worthy Of q careful
residing just at this time:
There are crises constantly recurring in politics
which severely snd satisfactory test the faith Of
parties ard psrtizans- And especially is this true
among a republican people, where prefermsut and
place ere the rewards Of popularity and power.
When new measures, the cious Of old pd9oples.
are introduced, or novel questions sppesing only
10 popular prejudice are sprung upon the public;
or even when obsolete Issues thai have long ago
been laid low by the baltle-sxs OF argument aud
truth, and deposited IN the cstscombs Of exploded
error are e1humed and sgain exposed Ia the pO-
liticsl msTket-place there are thousands il all par
ties who halt for While between two opinions,
some from honest doubt because they lack light
and thought on the subject, end others from =
6sh fesr for the result OF tie popular verdict pro
or con, Among the most recent ius snees illus
trbtive Of this fact are the advent Of Know Moth
ingm the revival Of the hue and cry Of the oppoS
sition, over the public a1ds.
And it might have added, Il e construction Ct 8
Poetic Railroad by the general government,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-15
EALsE EDUaAIION.

a cctemporHry very sell Oty remarks that the ear
ly bTeskIg down into inVslidsm Of cur American
women is the subject Of frequent remark. Our
yOuI msideus tTs, q class beautiful but delic5te,
and hardly do hosts Of them get cut of their teens
before they become more or less The victims Of
disease Several Of cur contemp5rari s, we per
Ceive, ere CLING attention to enc cause Of this
evil viz the OverworLiDg Of girls at school
Where tie blBue Of this is to he laid we are not
prepared 10 say. We doubt, however, whether it
is oil to { put ct he doors Of teachers. Tor we
have heard mary Of them lament it. especially
these btvIg charge Of public schools. The docl.
ity, love Of EpTTObslion nd emulation. quite char.
scttrisucC Ct tie sex, taken il connection with the
early age at which hey are seated at the desk,
srd the early sge at which they are called from
their studies, may account for uut h Of the error.
MOI only tie acquisition OF the common branches
Of education, but kewise the ACQUISITION of sc.
compisi meDt is crowded into few years; and
this too with premature entrance, oltenumes
into lie eacit,mtnt Of society. Natural conse.
oUences OF this ore headaches, crooked spines dis
order, Le.,es wetk e. es, debility. chronic com
plants, that occasion more mi chef, moral as well
as ply sCa, Jbsu many may Imagine. What must
follow where Ihe vile and mother is the victim Of
III besub, can b. easily fsncied. And how many
instances there sre ct this III health trscesbe to the
srievous mistakes of par ltsl vaIiy or thought.
lestnfs, 10 sutJ c'irg uere Ct dren to the newt
able deeteT, Us fees q Cyer,asking he brain
keepI g TO seoert,ry pursuits, involving cou6n,.
ment uln tursl positions, uore l.vei by Sigorous
open-sir ezerCs,7 This is not a subj Ct on which
II is our p,vn Ct, wee We cImp-reDt to spesk
6eiSil But II Is 5 subject, VL,h demands very
ferrous col sidtrstlon. Il coucerns the pros.
penny aud b,PP ness Of Thousands. Il concerns
tie CCmicIt ard joy Of Iunibsress homes Il
col c-rus tie cause Of LlmBDlly; uBEuUch IS
the abuses alluded TO, threaten to bring Oh, in
Some respects, an alarming degerertcy ID p0sreri.
yard ItttIos erIty oBly a generation or two
behind Us. be tOsts Of physicians, the statistics
Of tie deah of infants, daily ,ccurri lscts With
IN the CO-'rvstion Ct every che, are rdicarivs
Of great wrong, which threatens 10 producs bit.
ter fruits, 10 difsPp int many OF lie homes of
progTssslv, md rr'Frerous civil zsti-n.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-15
SOMEBnDY N MY BED

Yarn after yarn had been spun, and the hour fer
retiring hsd errlvedtne landlord WAS doz n bshiud
bis bar, and the spirit Of conversation was beg n
ing to flag when the doctor whispered TO m that
if l would Pay attention he would top of with
good one
Il believe, captain, said the doctor, {" I never
told you about ny adventures with womsn al
my boarling house, when was attending the lee
tures2
No, lets have it, replied the Individual address
ed, VINO wss q short fat By tat man, OF sbou,
f ty,snd with hga nervous temperament aai We J
red lace.
At the time I attended the lectures, board
ed at a house in winch there were 70 females but
the sndlady sBd an old coiored cock ~
Here the dOcjO. made sligt pause; ard tina
captain by way OF requesting him to go on SAID
" Well
81 Ofea felt the want of female society to soft
en- the severe labor OF deep study, and disps the e.
uu to which I was subject,
." Well, " e. 4 the captain.
e. But as l feared that forming RcqusintGn
among the ladies' might interfere with my studies,
/ svoi3ed them ell "
We'll
zoe evening after listening to a long lecture
on phys cal anatomy, snd dissectEg large uegro
faigu-d IL body and mind, / went TO my lodg-
inss
&" Eel, said the captsi1,
81 pl.csi the light upon the table ard CON-
maLcsd undressing Ihsd hardly got my coat If
wleu my attention was attracted 10 a dless aud q
qlantl,y Of Pe.tiooss, %gIEg on a chair near the
bed"
Well" said the captain, who began to sh ow
signs that lie was deeply Interested.
A PGr OF besudul small shoes snd stockings lay
On be A10r. 0. course, l thought It strange and
uss abou. to retire, but then thought it was my
70 n. and bad at least night to know who was
il my bed
EzsctIy," nodded the captain, "wen."
$50 took the light vent softly to the bed,
and win trembling hand drew aside the curtains
Heavens, ha. a sight A young girl should
say "a angeI-of sbout eighteen, was in there
Ven" said the captain, giving his chair a
hitch
AS gased upon her, thought 1 never wit.
messed anything more beautiful From underneath
a little night cap, riV5ling the Snow in whiteness,
fell stray riDgst over q neck and shoulder OF
alabsster"-
Well" ssid the excited captain, giving bis
chair another hitch
Never did look upon bust more perfectly
formed. | loJk hold Of the coverlid and softly
pulled it DOWN
Well" said the captain, betrsying the utmost
excitement
g. 10 the waist"
Well" said the captain, dropping the paper
aud renewing The position Of bis legs
ct She had On 3 night dress, buttOned up before,
but softly opened the two first buttons
ELL, said the captain, wrought to the
highest pitch OF excitement.
Ard then, ye gods what 3 sight to gzs up
on | A Hebe-pshsw words fall Just then =
WELL" said the captain, hItchiug bis chair
right AID left and squirting his tobacco juice
against the stove that i, tsIriy fzz d BgaIn.
tLOugat that l was taking q mean advsn-
tage of her, sc ed my coat aud boots and went
and sIet 10 another room"
" lis LIE, shouted the excited captain, jump
ing W ana kicking over his chair
" IT'S A LET
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-15

LADIES FAsBIoNs-We cordially endorse the
following well timed remarks from the Baltimore
Sun:
We hear good deal in private circles, as W ell
as newspapers, about what is called the absur.
di;y Of ladies' fashions. But let the ladies start
q really sensible fashion, and lol some Ounce Of
dandy cries cut, with sneer and shrug, "iast,
very fast A gentleman from smother city tells
US that more than ten years ago he persuaded his
vie to have a pair of long boots made; and as no
ladies' shoemaker at that time manufactured such
articles, he bad gyeat difficulty in getting what he
wished The vrry first day bis wife wore the
boots she happened 20 pass a celebrated medical
college st tie hour when the classes were being
dismissed, and as the walking vas bad, she raised
her skirts slightly at the crossing, but sufficiently
to show that sbeShad On olg boots Will it be
behaved tlat the students, whose medical knowl-
edge ought TO have taught them to encourage ratb-
er Jhsu boot at such flsbiJn, Immediately set up
q shout of derisiln Yet such conduct on the
pr. Of hsl-aeiged physicians was hardly worse
Ten years ago than to cal the wearing of long
boots low fast" Ladies are peculiarly susCep-
tiole TO roi u on such points; no we'll bred wO-
man likes to make herself notorious, and the f el-
iugis p7opar che. But ought our sex to laugh
10 such cases? Who but a Ounce or simpeton
would call such a lasaion fast
Another fashion which many try to laugh down
is the wearing Of hoops. We do not recommend
carrying this uOls to az eZtravagant excess; but
certsi1ly It IS vastly more heathful than accumu-
lsriug half ton Of skirts about the body IS was
the cu-t0n only yesr or two ago. Any frank
Dbysicisn will confess that principal Lsuse Of dis
ease among tenses wss this enormous weight de.
pending from the waist Let = man 60 without
bFac= for few years, sGd bis gestFs orgsns are
certain 20 be5ous impaired because Of the tight
ness scros5 the hips, with which be is forced to
wear his psntaloons. Yet women kept up fashion
for yesrs which vas far more Injurious 70 them,
snd nov that th-y have started better one, silly
boys or silly msn enieavor to laugh it down. As
one Of cur best medical journals has said, hoops
hygieuiczly considered, are { reform in dress Il
is Necessary, indeed, TO wear large quantity Of
under clothing 10 winter when hoops are VOTE; for
9th rwss the ea-er is liable to tske cold, but with
this precsufion, hoops are blessing second only
to wbar the abolition of tight lsci1g was.
Il is quite time that common sense made itself
heard on subj cts ike this. Ga no questions does
so much prejudice exist or is such 81 " stuff writ
ten and spoken, as on those relating 20 female at
tire Generally, Gs we 81 know, ladies' fashions
are absurd enough. There is the more need, there
for, when 8 sensible fashion is introduced to pro-
tect it from tho snee,s Of tools.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-15
THE CoNNRcrItuT- ELECTION.

We knew from the silence of the telegrsph-al.
ways promptt) give an acc ut of an anti-Demo-
cratic success-thst the Fasionists bad met with
decided reverse IN old Connecticut at the State
election. It turns out that the Democrats have
elected two Of the four members OF Congress, both
being ga ns and tat the Fusion ticket has but one
thousand majority for Stste officers. Lsst fall the
allies bad ten thousand majority for President,
which shows D.mOcrstic g ia on the popular
70 Of Line thoussud. TIE gain of two members
Of Cor Rress is reasonable re nErc ment TO the
Constitutions battslion in The House OF Rspresen
tstives, and makes L certain II at the Democrats
will have ccnrO in that body, over al opposition,
OF Republicans ard Southern know notbings.-
Tn Is low tur Eve to gail in the South, which
change, with several offers Of a like character,
" i'll be very ess'lv effer'ea
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-15

WHr=EY IN CINorSyATI The Cincinnati Gazette
Gays =" TIE whisky trade is rapidly Increasing
and concentrating on Cincinnati The receipts Of
raw whisky the isgt month were larger than ever
known for single month, and still range from two
thousand to three thousand barrels per day. The
daily receipts by two railroads are about one thou
sand barrels The manufacture Of alcohol con
sumes one Thousand barrels of raw whisky per
day IN this city. Besides this some three hundred
to FIVE hundred barrels are shipped weekly to the
alcohol manufacturers at Pttsburg, Louisville, and
other points. To show toe magnitude Of the alcO-
hol trade, we will state the fact that 8 few days
siEce ten thuusand barrels we're sold 10 Cincinnati
TO one house New Ofeans-probably for shipment
TO France.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-15
BLUCHER

Mr.. KALL7oH IN THE PULPT,-Rsv. Mr.. Kali
loCh appeared in the pulpit at the fremont Tenn
pie yesterday, and took part in conducting the
services. Ii caused much surprise from the fact
that he is still under trial for adultery. The
church was crowded. in consequence Of a morbid
curiosity that existed 10 see the man.
We take the above from the Boston Post Of
9th inst It carries with it al necessary comment
It is reProach and disgrace to the city Of Bos-
ton, that in the face of the lewd and licentous
course of lie of this professed minister Of Christ
as has been proved by numerous witnesses, his
corrupt practices wherever be hiss been able to pro-
cure congregation, snd while bis trial is still in
progress, IN a criminal court, with the most damn
ing evidence sganst him, be still has the bsriihOod
to appear in the ssored desk, aud to take part in
the services Of the church Boston should 10 lon
ger, with lis fair LADIES' par skiing of the sacrament
at the ba1ds Of the debsu-hes, lay clsim to the
intelligence, purity, and high fame Of Athens,
hut r5tLer to avert the fate OF GomoIrsh.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-15
MY FIRST PUBLIC SALE.
ED GE y EE ID

ON THURSDAY, the 18th of3Iay next, Oh the premises
~ viii sell the following Building LOIS, all Of when
well worth the attention OF BUYER
Remember property in aud around Nashvi le advancing
most rapidly and hs whJ delays buying year Will
pay large advance hereafter. The Lois shall offer
follows
ON WATSON STREET-SIr beautiful Lots, opposite the
back Iy5 Is eJ ALI These The Lots tl4
enclosed The ced picket fence that be made.
on RUSSELL STEEEr-ln H1ust9u's Addition, LOIS %,
a. B. 30. 81 and 80 the corner DlEl These Lots
50 aud 40 tea deep Also Los Nc D. Wood
land street, in this Addition, surrounded with new plank
fence.
on FATHERLAND sTREET-Loi 70, a, 7s and 70 liz
on FATHEgLASD sTEEET-Lots Nos. S, 6, g, 6, O. and
10 in BiOOd's addition.
ON RUSSELL sTREET-Lots Nos Il, Is and l5, in Zoli
Golfers Addition.
on WOODLAND STREET-yos. 70 90. 81, %, % and q
BI8Ods Addition. immedateF the neat buildings,
These Los shall not braE Thing could say about
them would fall Tar short Of The t-sIh.
ON The GALLATiN PIkE-LJss Ecs. 3, g g, II, u and
I3In Fosters Addition.
Lots Nos. ) aud IN Boo5's Addition.
That handsome Lot adjoining residence Of Mr. Wash
ingon 100 eetfOuI and running back go feet 10 street
with street the side
That handsome Lot adjoining the residence Of Mr. eseur
fronting 100 feet hs urupNe and running back 20 feet
tOan alley.
Two handsome Lots the Turnpike in She5y's edition,
being Nos. 49, and 1856.
TERMS-These Lois will be sold on credit Of one, two
and three years. bearing interest satisfactorily
dOFsed aud lien retained. sale positive Omni5nsss as
usual, a. v. S. LINDSEY.
K. R. GLAsc0CK, Auconser.
IT Also, Lots 100 and 0l Shelby's Addition, Wood
land street, di0iuiTg the old residence. lmar29td.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-15
COMuONWEALTH OF RENTUCKY.

Logan Stratton, and others, Usl
Steamboat Blanche Lsuis andy Plaintiffs order Of sale.
ers, defendants.
'hb sheriff Of McCrauckn county f. directed after a6-
veTisng the SleaubOat Blluche Lewis for twenty DAYS
10 The UNION AND ARRICAN, Nashville, Tsuuesse, RsBu5
heaR, St Louis, Missouri and Democrat, Paducah, heE-
luOkp 70 sell SAID Boat Engines, Tackle, Furniture, and
Fixtures sueency pay the debts and Interest, and
one hundred dollars cost which attlcameut hsve besn
levied in the named In his AFFIDAVIT and Is the Fun
ture Tackle, Engine, &C. viii bring amount en
that the Boat be Sold an credit Of ,, aud months,
the purchaser 70 give bend with good security the
OF sale bond a. law, bearing Interest from OATS winch
execution may issue, the sale made az tie Wharf be-
fore the city Of Paducah,
Given under hand Judge or the MeCraczn Clrcui
Court, this the IN day Of Apr ISL r. X. WILLIAMS.
pY virtue Of the above order, L viii efer for
~ sale 70 tie highest bidder, the Wharf -iLaz-A
the city Of Paducah, the NINTH DAY OF Esssszs7
MAY, 1857, the Steamboat BLANCHE lie " fS, h-r
Engines, Furniture, and Tackle much thereof viii
be sufficient pay the debts and Of the same,
credit of3 aud months The purchaser wiz be required
% give bond and good security required By the above
order J. W. sANNER, Deputy
aprI5-Etd-prs Zee $40, for H. L. Leais, S. II C.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-15

THE WANT OF SUNSHINE -" Your city horses
don't get enough sunshine" said threwd farmer,
" and no wonder, Therefore, they are 50 often un-
healthy. In the coolest days Of winter, when it
was Gear, my old larher used to tske his horses
out Of the stable and tie them to the fence in the
middle Of the day 50 that they might get sun
shine"
There was even more wisdom in the farmers
speech than be supposed. 1t Is not horses only
that suffer for the want Of sunshine. Tn usauds
OF persons living 10 cities injurs their health be-
cause OF the want OF sunshine. tt e over worked
operative, who is confined al day IN d. K, lie
ventilated rOom, owes not q little Of bis fOndness
tor dram to the absence of the light, joyous, ex-
hilerstIng sunshine. TIE pale, sicky child, that
by and by is laid 10 its cofin amid the bs Of its
heart-brCk n mother, might probably have grown
up 10 a vigorous manhood if it had been bred on
a bre Y, clover decked, suushiny hillside Who
can compute the sdults who die anuuslly Of con-
sump in solely because they have deprived them
selves Of sunshine ysar after year. 10 the physi-
ca lie Of Amerc Cans, especially those who w ell
in cites there IS no deficiency 50 marke and fatal
as that OF the want Ct sunshine The human AMI
NAL requires sunshine quite as much as piaat
But we need sunshine in 8 moral sense also.
We sTe too grave snd serious people. We reck
our nervous stems to pieces and prem4tuIey
destroy our digestion by the neglect OF reasonable
recrea ion, or by smusensnts tnat are ca Only 10
name. As old Frisssrt 7ad Of tie &c g.
So The Post Office at own Greek, Frs1k.
lin oounfv has haen n snOnfinuad
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-15

DRED sooTT - a meeting Of the coloTed peo-
pie was cid on Thursday evening in Philadelphia
the effect being, as announced in the call, "To
co1sid,r the strOciOus decision Of tie Supreme
Cont in tie DRED sooTT case, and other ousrsges
to which the cOIOred people are subjected under
tie Constitution Of the Unued States" Various
speeches. were maze, and seliss of resolutions
were adopted in fuTtberance OF the objects of the
meeting.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-15

BREAD FIR THE SPANISH Pc r The Spanish
papers sla as fact thst the municipality of Ms.
drid causes ffty-four thousand loav es, of two
pounds each, to be baked every day and sold at
moderate rae. Ths qusnuty is said to be sufi-
Gent for shout hslt the population of the city,
distressing proof Of the poverty of the people.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-15

Mr.. JOHN DEAN, who recently married Miss b.
KER daughter Of J HE G BOXER, has not been in
PLisdephis as reported 1t is stated that he has
been dispatched to a country school with view
to complete his education, bis accomplished wife
meantime remaining with her fathers family,
whithsr she returns.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-15

81 some o, ne IT,ss Lsvng gwen currercv
to tie Ium'T d a'de pCsIuou o. MUS er to China
bts teen ,fe ed 10 corJsiD psTsoDs, &c, The Wash.
iDl ton L'iop IdIs to tie Iolt ard says:
I'VE have o iGes that N re rs any foundation
for such slBuuut, q d Vubs Ut Iro es>lrg 10
know HLsi nav he % e 1UuTse Ct tie sCu ms "a.
uou this sulJ q, ", u By IrOIeIly ed that Il
is osiiou q ~ q est IupIItBc5 as TO invite 10
Il lie mSsE GlktIDgulshed R5IlIy Il The Union"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-15

SNAIL PIX 80 The D indrdge (Tsnuessee) Amer
team Statesman says that two cases Of small pox
lave male TIER appearance in Jefferson county,
on the road leading from that plscs t. New Mar
ket.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-15

LAND WARRANTS The supply Of Land War.
rants having Increased, and the market sympalhi
ziug with New York rates, prices have la.len of
one to two cents per acre. We quote the market
steady IS follows:
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FOR mERTpnIs

THE Gne passenger steamer Al.EONIA. Can't
Il JkHEs MILLER, viii leave THIS DAY he fisg n
18th, for the above and ell Intern sliass norts
For freight OF passage apply or board. or 10
apr I5-lt RI H. HARHrsfyT AGENT
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POstDOnGnlGnG.

Z HAVE postponed my First Public sale in EdEeisld,
heretofore advertised n off on The 10Th instant
I'll Thu RSDAE MAY l4Lh, next The continued iuClem-
sncy she weather has prevented parties desiring pur
chase from examining them. these LOIS that Drag
The they examined ao they VIII increase in
value A. Y. 5. LLNDSLkf.
b. K. GLAscOCE, AUctonar. lapI5
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E'6E ane Passenger slaamsF, ELLA Ctp- @an
"A ,Ls1t5R, VII leave as shove on To- ls-ts-.S3
S 80 s.s LS.ls lnss., AZ . O'Clock, P. NJ For
freight or passage apply on board or 10
apr.l5-lt A. RaWILTcN srsut
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-15

Ey- A man from he county, whose wife had
eloPed and carried the feather bed, Was 10 Louis
vile in search Of tben-Lot that he cared an thng
about the Vifs-"but the hers" said be
'rhe ~ W r-tt AZ ca7'ss Mound
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-15
BROWNSVILLE.
PUBLIC SALE OF
Thirty Residence Lots.


ON SATURDAY, April 18th instant at "a O'Clock A NJ,
~ at the Court House IN Nashville will sell e
public auction 20 % 80 OF The beautiful suburbOn
Residence Lots being dsred Tor sale in vicinity u
Nashville situated 10 Brownsville, - 2z miles from
Nashville.
On one Lot Hearth Galan Pike there is email Frame
Dwelling.
Lot No. l. Of Vaughn Pike and Lindsey street, is
magnificent bull ling se. and about 50 yards from Of
the hnsst Springs in the country.
SIxor eight Lots, elizbie buding sites, front The
Por.er pike. Several LOIS dIely timbered.
The Brownsville usghbOrhOod IN the last few has
improved rapidly than any vicinity Of Nashville
and POSSESSES superior adYaulsg CARDS Sch OILS and
Churne and most intelligent and agreeable sec et0y Fhe
lots viii s5 possess unusual depth and fertility Of
soil, and remarkably eligible Building Sites Mr.. "
Lindsey purch sed Three ia 1852 az SIT So per
acre. which be asks $500 per In 1864 sold
K. Houston, Esq one fourth OF the Brownsville Trsc.
few GREATER he sold about % At profit Of
pc cent and last Fail he sold about 30 moro as
profit Of 100 cent
TERMs-l and years credit, for notes bearing interest
with satisfactory security payable in bank and lien re-
tanned, persons who buy speculation Five yearscredI
will be given building purChlsers- We will take great
pleasure in showing he Lois al Who wish examine
fore the sale. i- q K W. Brown.
D. farce, Auctionser. lapl5-hI AZ Cherry e,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-15

or A bill to IeLder the mayors of towns and
cities in Upper Canada elective by the people,
has passed its second reading il the Canadian Par
lament
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large Circzlar or 70 numerous pupils Whe been taught
NBA pupils Who have not flushed their lessons are
requested 70 do 50 without delay. aprlj-W
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-15

FIsoWA.-T:e Democrats OF this State are to
bod convention At Richmond on the 18Th Of
May to nominate a candidate Tor attorney general.