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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-10
Election Frauds.

1t was charged last fall that the immense
majority cast in Philadelphia for the demo
cratic ticket in the October elections was
in part the result of extensive frauds upon
the ballot box. The matter has since I'M
dsrgone judicial investigation and the
charges amply sustained by the evidence
adduced. The Cincinnati Times furnishes
us with the following facts touching these
villainous developments:
The evidence exhibited almost every conceivable
species Of fraud, pracsiced 10 some cases. by m n
holding high, honorable and responsible Official po-
sitious, ShO, as Il adopts st she business, perp
trated their abOminsble s~indles by wholesale.
The tools, or rather the dupes were IN every IN
stance freshly arrived foreigners Who totally
Qaainted with our laws or customs, we're easily In
duced 20 deposit Illegal votes Numerous instances
were proved where the naturalization papers OF
dead men were used, the voter changing his name
10 suit the papers Tor the time being while double
and treble voting seems 20 have been quite common.
10 these eases the most artfal tricks sere resorted
70 evsds the registry Law Of the State and where
these failed, the chos guardian of the ballot-oox
?, sorted 20 open and tnblushing fraud
But dead meas pap re- we're not preferable 10
suGhoeal quantities 70 give the eeetioa to the
Democratic party, the author Of these hideous
frauds nor we're there villains enough TO consent
10 AID In the oFsrthrow OF lhe sanctty OF the ballot
box by voting. al many pisces Is possible the
sane day; and it was, Therefore. necessary that
some other scheme be devised 10 PROSTATE the oil
Of the people. The Democratic politicians OF Phi
sdalphia were not long IN forming Que which uofked
admirably, and accomplished The parpose for which
Il was inteatei Il nothing less than fhs sss't-
ing Of naturalization papers. duly sigssd aAd e1I-
ciafig sealed oifkouf proesssiings "a Lor 10 pr
sons net snfihei 10 tAsai Several Foreigners,
called % witnessed tsstided that they were sap
piled With their naturalization papers as their resi
dences, by persons who knew they bad nos been
Eve years 10 tae roansry, and that they were told
Il was al right
They were afterwards sspplied with Democrats
tickets, and voted upon tlv papers thus received,
sspposing The act was enirsy iawlal THIS fraud.
Il vas pr0ven Ia Coar, peFpetrated BY zoe col.
loving means The Clerk 81 lbs Courts had charge
Of the blank naturalization papers, aad slso zoe
seals, nseessasy 70 perfect Their issue fhsDsPsty
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-10
Pacific Rallroad stock,

The recen. changes 10 the Management. of the
"Southern Pacific Railroad Company" seem to
have had the hsppiest effect 10 New Orleans upon
the value of the stock The De "a OF the Sd, makes
the following remarks on this subject
Nothing scarcely could eqasl The strides which
this stock bas made in the conf ence Of moneyed
men, within few days past; and II the enterprise
on which il Is founded continues TO advance 10 pop
ular favor in equal ratio with the progress t has
lately made, the stock win 10 no short time burst
like tempest upon WGns,reeL frightening the very
beers from their dens aud making the bulls skip
like young buffaloss on the prairies OF The West
0nly day before yesterday We learn that gentle
man, WHO hal no acquaintance with any Of the
stockholders or officers OF the company, called at
the office Of subscription in this city aud paid Sea-
600 10 cash for stock solely the strength Of the
faith he had Ia the enterprise as feasible under
taking and as desirable investment. UnqHestion
tionaoy the stupendoas but practicable project
grows 10 mAgnihrenee and promise every day and
/. sill be glorious day for New Orleans and the
South-for a new win dawn upon both-~hen
its accomplishment has been placed BY the liberal
and enlightened support Of The public, add the sin-
cere and efficient labor Of the parties prosecuting
il, beyond all question and peradyentuFe. Push o.
the work ie earnest.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-10

Clerk, whose business il was TO sign and seal
papers after the candidate for citizenship had been
examined by the Court on the plea of expecting
rush OF business, signed bis name Ia advance 10 q
large number Of blanks. These blank but certified
papers he placed 10 an open drawer, accessible 70
si' ip zoe once. At q convenient time other per-
s1'S removed Them and stamped them With the seal
u tne court, also left exposed 10 the Office. All
mat was then required 20 perfect the pataraizston
papers, to Eli certain blanks giving the name,
FORMER residence, &c, of the person gu whom they
conferred citizenship
mat nliing up could readily be done when the
oupe was found. BY this means hundreds of for
eigners not entitled to citizenship were furnished
With bona fds naturalization papers without even
appearing ia couril This is crime that should
consign every person connected with il to the PEN
ltentiary for life. he who would participate
70 such transaction. is unworthy Of civilized So
eiety.
The amendment Of, the naturalization
laws as proposed by the American party,
would prevent the recurrence of such prac-
tees as these. The ignorant foreigner
would not then be.sought after, as means
to secure partisan triumphs, by corrupting
the ballot box, and converting the elective
franchise symbol of American free
dom into badge of crime. The great
body of the people are honest and consci-
entious-tbey have no sympathy with the
perpetrators of election frauds-it would be
well for them and their country if they
would consent to think less of party and
cooperate cordially with those who are
struggling to maintain our American Ma
tionality, and to preserve the purity of the
ballot box. They must do this ultimately.
They will be driven to it by direful necesS-
ty. 1t we're better for all concerned, how
ever, that they should not wait to be forced
into the discharge of great duty to the
country, by accumulated evils.
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WY FIRST PUBLIC SALE.
. ID @ IL


ON THURSDAY the 10 Of April next IN the premises,
" will sell the following Pudding Lots, all Of which
well worth the attention Of buyers.
Remember property in and around Nashville Is sdvanc
ing rapidly and he who delays buying this year viii
have to large advance hereafter. The Lots shall Of
fer a fOlOws:-
ON WATSON sTREET-Six beautiful lots, opposite the
residence of Mr. Buck fronting each 50 feet and running
back 1879 feet to Is feet aey These Lots that
closed with the hest cedar picket fence hat be made
ON RUSSELL STRFET-In HouSton's Addition L1ts 29,
3d. 81 49, &c. "a and IS Cat the Of Osk These Lots
so feet front and TO feet deep Aso Lot No IT,
Woodland street, in this Addition, surrounded with new
plank fence.
on FATHERLAND sTREET-LOt 76, II, rs and 70 in
Bloods Addition.
ON FATHERLAND sTREET.-Lcts Nos. 5. 8, rs, 9, IT,
ON RUSSELL STREET, Lots Nos. IA is, and 10, in
10 licoffsr's Addition.
ON WOODLAND STREET No. 10 20, 81, %, Is and "a
in Bloofs Addition, Immediately opposite the neat build
ing' being erected by Mesrs Hicks Darden and Nor
gan These LOIS shall not brag on, anything could
about them would fall far short Of tie truth.
ON THF GALLATIN PlKE-LOts. Nos. 8, 8, 9, IL, IL
and 10 in Fosters Addition.
Los Nos and In Blood's Addition.
That handsome Lot adjoining the residence Of Mr.. wash
ngton 100 feet front and running back 24O feet to street
on the side.
That handsome Lot adjoining the residence ofMr Leseur,
fronting leo feet the Turnpike and running back 2O feet
to alley.
Two handsome Lots the Turnpike in shebys Addition
being Nos 1875 and 1856.
TERMS-These Lots will he sold credit Of one, two
and tn years. for notes bearing interest," satisfactorily en-
dorsed and lien retained.
sae positive. Omnbusses usual.
A. " 8. LINDsLEY.
E. r. GLAscocK Auctioneer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-10

B%We observe that the Hon. STEPHEN
ADAMS late one of the U. S. Senators from
Mississippi, has removed to Memphis, and
will hereafter make that his home. Mr..
ADAMS unites to Inequalities of pure and
patriotic statesman, the sterling virtues Of
an amiable, generous and upright citizen.
At his old home in Mississippi, where he
has resided for twenty years, his friends,
without distinction Of party, rendered him,
on the occasion of his departure, cOmpli-
mentary dinner, in token of their high esti-
mate Of his character as friend, jurist and
statesman. BE has been in the public SER
vice since his early manhood, in the various
positions OF Legislator, Judge, Congress
man and Senator, and no testimonial of re-
spect and esteem could have been more ap-
propriately bestowed.
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lFroA TIE New Orleans PicAyuna.l
The Pacific Railroad.

To the Editors of the Pic.yune;
Genslsmeu-Inqairies have been made as 70 what
the Southern Pacific Railroad has done. or Is doing,
TO clmplsfe the twenty miles Of road which the
charter reqaires 70 be finished BY ~ l6lh OF Feb
raary neat I have, 10 reply, TO Kase that sss
tons Of iron have arrived 10 Mes 0reans, part OF
which has been sent aud the balance ia being sent
20 Sesnson's Landing. ~hers TIE iron is wanted
Ten mes Of the road was graded and rrcss-tisd be-
fore The 18th Of last oruary, and have Just seen
aeld, Texas wEo arrived here . lee days ago. he
states that three more niles are graded, making
thirteea in AL A contract was made, seek ago,
wth responsible parties 20 grade eisht miles more:
IN sddiion % wAich. tho eompsny has between leo
aid three hundred hknas % he road, 20 Nj r
Blsnch, lhs sasinees, iniormsd me. Thus. you viii
zee shas Of The shoie tusnfy niles asces,ary 70 os
made, only eesen miles rsmala % be feishsd, snd
eight ars under contract
GEO. s. TERGER, Psssa
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-10
Tom Moore's Life Complete
w. T. Berry & Company
NAVE JUST RECEIVED
MEMOIRS, JOURNAL AND CORRESPONDENCE
OF
TIL o Nj A $ MOORE.
EDITED BY LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
2 vols ROYAL vo. cloth.
OPINIONS Of the Prtss.

Opinions Of the Prtss.
"Who has heard Of Tom Moore, the Irish Postf To
all who have bis ropuar Melodies this vOrI
viii exceedingly interesting especially the auiobiOg
raphy Of the Poet from his esres, recOsctOus
hood. We heartily recommend it''-K J. Courier.
"ThOmas Moore the Of The great poets that aour
ished In the beginning Of the century biography
ably written must be e'Ecry sought sfter. The publ
are eaty indebted 10 the Messrs Appleton for the
and elegant in which thevhavs issued n.y. Y
Com. AdD.
This work has been much looked for wish interest
the admirers OF the bard Of modern times The
new work has disappoin rs The sparkling vivsey
OF Moores letters will recommend hem models Of style
to thos who aim Al eir in spstosry correspond
snee-"-Ai6aRy Register.
Every who has the least taste for elegant literature
will at once procure copy Of vork."CRarlc.toa
Courier.
It seems to US that Lord John Russell has prepared
very eredshe work indeed He evidently entered upon
IL eonamore and has think, pursued II to Il
adeliiy enthusiasm and securaey."-B British Colopist
The work has tattractons-ons on Tire subject
the other the editor. But into Il without
seeming that it answered the highest expectations ha,
could be lsgiiiaey formed oft The will Ofeourse
be gem IN the literature Of the day -" Albany argus
''ThAt is edited with ability the name name Of Englands
great statesman is guaraiy."-N. !. CBurchHGn.
aoores Life BY Russell presents striking picture Of
English life, such as came within the observation and
perience Of the poet southern Cirisidn Adrocats
1--WE seen the mnuti, cetie, ct eesera Of Of the
most versatile vouDuous and meodeOus bards who ever
sang His intimacies with all the Seaiuses Of the day,
whether they poets artists, statesmen, aud the
naiveie with which he honestly rates away about every
hngin hi literary life his social either. in which
latter Wecan but he amused at his bon vvAnt propsnse
have in his style Of narratng them much Of
forus than generally find in the private life Of Of
geuius, vhereth- decorousy drawn aside
as We End it here."- Saturday Budget.
". r. -. & Co. have also on sale
TUE ENGLISH EDITION nF MOOREs LIFE AND
CORRESPONDENTS IN s vols t2 mo- cloth
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-10
The Next Legislature.

EDITORS PATRIOT: In order thas our laws and
legislative enscsments may be wise, judcious and
adapted to the genius Of republican institutions,
it is in,periolfsy necessary that the people should
select as their Representatives men not only well
qualified, but who possess all the essential chsrac-
teristics that constitute the thorough gentleman,
unblemished moral qualities, and all the Dobl-r
faculties of the heart These things being taken
for granted, allow me to call the attention Of the
members composing the approaching convention 20
nominate County candidates, to the name of gen.
tleman of Edge6ed, who will be prominently be-
fore the convention. And 10 announcing the name
OF N. D. CRoss, all who know him will readily see
The appropriateness Of the qualifications requisite
and the qualities of the man. Dir. Davidson Cross
is young man Of 6ne talents, a good lawyer, an
honest man, and would make good Represents
tive. II the people will try him once they will
have no cause to regretit. r.
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to Railroad Contractors
FOR @AT,H

A LOT Of Mules, Carts and Harness. Carts and Chains.
ASeven Stlson's Patent EXcavaors, very superior
chine, with which excavation be done ha the usual
cost large lot Of new, partly Shoye Picks
and MattockS Drills, Bars Sledges Masons Tools, Der.
ricks and Regin!, miths' Tools Office Furniture, &C
fine Sa die Horse pair Of matched hay Carriage Horses
year old Two Of Plated Carriage Harness and
eeVant Top Buggy for ho~ses. All Of which
viii he sod cheap for cash approved short time paper
Early app ication to the subscriber at the Nashville and
North esern Railroad office at the Nashville and Chata
nooga Depot, will secure good bargains.
apTS-diw T. CULVERHOUSE
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LINDSLEY'S ADVERTISEMENTS,


A NN0UNCED heretofore to OF in Edgeheld
n TUESDAY the 9th inst is postponed until THURS
DAY, the 10th inst the extraordinary and
unforeseen ncemencv Of the weather. which has prevented
many rom visiting and examining the grounds before the
day Of SALE they desired to do find considerable inter-
est being manifested in Edgeed Lots and those contained
in my announcement among the eligible in that
locality. APPS v. s LINDSEY.
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NO. l LOGAN COUNTY, KESTUcKY, TOBACCO
FARM FOR SALE.

oFFER P0R SAILS ny FARN, % The waters OF Red
L hissr. In logsn ceantyt eontAinns aooat v9 acre.
.hoas rs cleared baltnee black Iack hckory, and
hass bArrs rs excp io5 acres me ea On Hhigfoor-
wa Gre. l. spie1d dy iiubered sad trn . sapaes ot
b-lnx vbed Agea1sly nta t<o ir2ets has tu-
.fory nsa-hsan poplar 9s hoese, nag smokeh oa ana
seoi eabins argr tnree aot neE toeaees earn
st.ni e e ne 81 The most heal1hy a1d
aeslrabe s Ksnsu ~. sioek and drinkng uai1r very
abaeant fink nE uaier good ~ ne eath snors
Fderc ahoa ~ b1afns -P2 trrs COCA n ~ 81.
~ and ps4ch aise youns eFchaFd Of apple ana
pachsrse hrss yeass e4 conts ei<ht % 20 seres
f~ne~s rsry God and sol Ne ior tob e. Eraas
b All 81 re bess and mo.t pFedeeiiFe
hrns fsr grain - t1baoco, il he sla q
Tnnns- Unrsha rafa hfaat, "a poa9essteni oti.ncs
In eae ard hrrs year, a. Ia nsnEs ntsrss noa
sass asd 81 - Ainet aas1 pasd-
Il siIse IA pzbely - ~ highest bidder IN ne -
aay % epier nexi Del soli prsafeif eeoFe NE
suy ~ e ssl aenanse 81 rsa isacs % fsnneHnss
kdtrssa Is CT 60, WaFee cay, lsnnesse=, er
ea 900 Jaasss l. ct -, ksysears, Wa al sAoH
~ pFoPsrEY. ani Il aathosttrd tosel
anrt-Him =. o"aaAN41sz
CO. assksy JouFnAl EossxiHs. eePy - ansrnt q Is
aHdssn1 kcconnl 70 this oAcs
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SWEET POTATOES.


meeting o. the Directors q The Tennesses Marine
n AID fire lnsura &C rempany, hsd this aay a. their
once avilsnd q ~ pJHrs PEI eAsrs vas dec,ared
st N tseproas u he past tx msnths Ons hall % b
.u5- ~ paarmsas q th- STOCK EVLL the
uiainder % TIE boiders O. cssH.
fr.T A. vi HlILtkt recretafy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-10

We asked 10 reprint table Of the vote Tor PRESIDENT
in the Legislative Districts which prepared for our pa
per weeks rince- We comply With the request ana
print this table below II the democracy at glance
the be carry the and where u
be done The loss Of Senator and two kepresen
taves viii lose the Legislature. TIE den ocacy Is
thus seen cannot aord 70 quarrel and divide any VII
The rank must be closed up and perfect harmony prevail
the fruits Of the victory last fall 50 far Tennessee Is
concerned, viii be lost:
SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.
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NEW BOOKS
RECEIVED THIS DAY

CH4RLE w. SMITH.
Ny Last Cruise; or, Where We Went and What We Saw.
BY A. ". HsbeFshaE, Lieut.. c. s. Navy.
TIE American citssnHis Rights asd Dufses according
70 The Spirit Of the oonslitatoa.
Adventures In Several Countries Of the Insrox Of A-
ca, fro 1919 % 1855.
TAe Rangers and asgu4'ers Of The TanRhs: Tsls 81
Texas. ~ chAs senasraeld
LIS In lie Loser, IntsFnedAis and Higher Ferns. By
Phips Henry 6osse, P.Rs.
seanPavfss from Gibsl Tarsk 70 ssansoal b. Harry
6singo. lLisu1 Wise. Q. :. Eavy.)
iHsairs Villain fsr Aayshiag Tsa wsnt y Knsv.
Oad Ham. tAs Pawn-nreksrs Or fhs phaass L.Ea-y.
A fes q Nss York.
Tbs haaA.ad 10 us.A Or. sshss sna scenes knoag ne
Aor@sas. ~ II. ward
Ths sAs-raths A sais e Sss EnE ana.
ApFio nae
Zoo EEssE-klr. q. .na sls.a a.
" essff RUhRRfR
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NASHVILLE THEATRE.

INIRsT NIGHT OF THE SPRING SEAs0N.--The Man
ager has the pleasure CT announcing engagement
for limited number of nights with the ennen s Fedian
Mr. Cookbook who will appear as Cardinal Riehelieu-
FRIDAY EVENING, AP IL 10 1887, will be pres ned
Boiser's beautiful play OF H .CHELIEU. Overture
oy the Orchestra To conclude with the Farce Of
PERFECTION,
PRoEs on ADMISSION Dress Circle and Parquetfe 15c
Children under years age to Dress Circle so cents
Second Tier, so colored Box 5Oc Colored Gallery Csc;
Second Class, soc
Ey Box Office open from to ~ NJ and to p. NJ,
where seats may be red by application j. q HARPER
Treasurer.
nenes ~ i to O'Clock. apr10
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NE me me passenger steAner,H sn -
Il JAMES J0HNS0E, JIssE joss zEE-nzzIssa |
son Master. 81 leave ABOVE
SUNDAY, he i2th iast a. 10 O'Clock A. Por freight
PASSAGE, aPi'iJ on board or 10 A. HAMILToS,
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

I'HE splendid steamer sALLIE6 y@1 -
L WESr CoRsEr, Master, viii leave HYS4aAz
Tor the above port and All intermedia
landings, TslS DAY, the l0th inst at 10 ococs, A.
For freight or passage apply on board, OF TO
auri0 A HAMILTON Aweot
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For Memphis,

'INHE eleg1ntU. s. MailPaeket, CITY TI
OF hUNfsytLLg, WEsEER Mas zg-lA7
ter, VIII leave for the above and all in
ernedats landings FRIDAY, the lVta inst At u
reioek NJ FOR freight passage apply on board 10
APPS A. L. DAVIS. U. s. Mail Packet once.
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SEWING MACHINES

NJ SINGER CO. have opened an Office, at 80, Public
Square Nashville for the sale 81 their celebrated sew
ing Machines Those who wish purchase Sewing Machines
which they depend do the above place
Tits generally Omitted by all who have used ewing Va
chimes IN ( Singers super TO all others They be
used all fabrics such Muslin, Linen 10TH otOn,
Leather by merely changing the Needle and Thread They
will wOrS with spool OfOn six, or Thread these
chimes faster; durable and simple than any
others They warranted TO do what they represent
ed. Singers Machine Is established fact Ca and sect
in operation at A. Public square, Ma hvle
/. VI. SINGER a co.
Being practical Machnis am prrpae ed 10 fix al Ma
chimes Of singers that may by Academy Of order.
aprT p F0Y, Agent
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NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned having aScsr1ined that the estate Of
o Eli4tOn. decd, is insolvent, and having sug
geted the in olvency OF the all hereby
Notified Gle their claims with the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Davidson county, duy authenticated before
the 1t day Of August 1857 AMI all persons indebted to
the estate req1-sed to their accounts without de
lay they will be placed in the hands officer for COL
lection w. n. EVANS,
march3l-dlm Administrator.
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NOTICE.

TIE MEMBERS or HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY
No. requested to meet at the Fremeu's Hail.
olege stree. at Olcck TONIGHT, to appoint offers,
and all those DESTROYS TO become members TO
be present at the meeting. aprlO
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HERRING'S PlTENr CHAMPION
FIRE-PROOF SAFES.

NFITH HALLS PATENT POWDER-PROOF LOCKE
W The same that were awarded separate Medals the
Worlds Fair, Lord0n, 1857, and the Worlds Pair New
York 1888; and the Only American Safes that
awarded Medals at the London Worlds Fair
These Safes admitted to be superior to any
offered to the p1bc and the subcriheTs challenge the
world - produce instance Of these SAFES falling
their contents through the hottest fes burglar
picking the lock.
The subscribers and their the only persons
authorized 10 make and sell Herring Patent Champion
Safe, with Halls Patent Powder Proof LOsks.
& C. HERRING 90.
MACKKSZIE A WILSON Agents for Tennessee. marIS
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A New Southern Monthly:
RUSSELL'S MAGAZINE,

MONTHLY ORGAN OF LITERATURE CRITICISM,
Will devoted to true discussion Of topics properly
embraces in the ends and Of MsgaEire, and viii be
publ he'd in CHARLESTON, g. O., before the first Of
every month
Its established and designed to meet commonly felt
want and to give uiterance and cicula ion TO the Opn
IONS doctrines and arguments Of the educated mind n
the South especially, and to rromosein its sphere and
the progress OF sound American Literature free
from party shaekies or individual prejudice.
The Work win be supplied Three Dollars per annuu,
or IS cents BY numbers.
~ Subscriptions received by W. 7. BERRY CO.,
Agents for "Russelrs Magazine" Nashville.
~ April Number Just received. APPS
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CLIFTON & ABBOTT
PENMANSHIP
IL persons who desire to join
MIR. DOLE RS

MR.. DOL 3 E AIRS
Classes, should a. 50 Immediately.
n. B-NO Hei6 pupils ,CnI De received after L.
April 2lM MA
Thos- who wish 10 know the advantage Of 80
Mr. Ds Instructions h0uld inquire Of those Ladies and
Gen enen who attended his CLASSES q these fam
lilies who's chidre have att ndcd his Instructions
Mr. d. i particularly DESTROYS 70 be Judged oaly by the
Of his abors not by he III success that
have been witnessed In "wRrfxG HooLs" where IN teach
ing confined 10 the limitation u copy, without
ledge Of such enthc pr cpes must guide unsr-
rngy success the ogc Of those who be eye that tho
raroa steam oat teeg ph do not surPass IN speed,
the Ox-cart barges, and post-boys.
Mr. d. eves that every person can learn that three
time. three nave nine, and when Penmanship Is
taught on princp hxrd and orm that q arh-
metc, vi be equally cerai % al who are guided
by IN m Whet or they SIX sixty -aTs u age.
Ladies ami Gentleman requisite 70 call and examine
sor Themselves the improvement u others
Hours 10 ~ A. N to ) P. NJ. and to at night.
March > II