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DISSOLUTION.

TFyHE partns hp heretofore existing under the style Demo
VILE & III in the Drug business, this day dissolved by
mutual consen Demove having bought the entire
Of Bell ia the stock Of Drugs hsl and also al his
intrr 10 accounts notes and al evidences Of debts
the dn These indebted them viii please make early
L. pemoyille for the present At the Old na who alone
3 suthorl 70 collect and pay the debts u the
5 L DEMOYILLE.
r. c. BELL.
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TtesTcEet 0Ece Is Z he Passenger Hspct, End cnrn
before TIE starting 81 each ITn, U,h allows ae
Cor De purchass q Tickets. % Is az 90 other sims du
he PASSENGERS for t8 Eastern cities leave ta Al.
Train, which cannecs ihroegbuat win Trains ts ether
TIRE to kehuand . hours Washington Two days Hdalp
aud hail. and Sew York three days This is She clr
and lest route from Nashville 10 the Elsl
NeF Orleans passengers leave lnelQ p r. rrn, affi
a. Memphis II tine conne Tor New Orleans t evening
the next day, and 50 throlgh without deienteu at ae
Those for McauhYlle Sparta, sud Beerssha sTs IesVs
Nashyilieo on r 22Q p ~ Train, which connects iy a TIL
iahoma vita the Train Tor Mclnuville- Persons leaving Me-
Mianve in the morning arrive 81 Nashville az l30 P. A
AZ NshTies there which ialVe daily Tor t1lrs
and connect viii bozts ior different places ns ono a1 @
sissippi also, daily STAGES carnZ
very snorning the arrival uf Eie uirist exr-ess
By change Of Schedule Tlin from Memphis connects
direct az Stevenson With and down day Trains causg
delay 10 Nashville and Eastern passengers. hour camel
5verths former schedule 10 going % alE from Nasyiis
G. u. ANDERSON
inlYl0, las Gsusral flcls.t a1lrf
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s0ss psus usrn
ItE ELEss s co.
WHo1EsA i.n cnocERs,
General connsissiou ana Produce
mERc HAN
coTTeN ASn xoBACcO FaeroRss
corner Of sRroaa and pIarksssS stsets,
NAsHyIEIsE, TENNESSEE
GnoCERREs.
TNJE sr ne Eesyins one q he af, and mast desirable
sse eFassaes ever offered . ne irsis b any house
, sssaa. ~ g Orleans sassr;
ssssrIslS plsas.sou aiois.sss'
- % do DO
lage key SAILS
p bosses leies caades'
IS soxss y & chsese.
IS do u d. de-
go earssS [. lasss s 5 2. ss
10 Holland Gin;
$50 boxes Family Soap;
l l5S ss1s Is ETs a. iasi3si
$50 boxes Fresh Cove oystsss:
80 40 csarE do
;s5O0g9 Cigars sl brands
u boxes Chasing Tobacco all grades
With many other articles to MENTION all which
We win sell at unusually ioE prices to cash dealers
aeois-d fisaER'' gHElEss Z. GO. I
NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER STOCK
DRY GOODS. FOR 1855.
FUR MAN & Co.,
No. 2 Public square, Nashville, tennessee
WTE arc receipt extensive and comp
w American and Foreign, staple and fancy
Dry Goods Varieties, S5e.
Our assortment Ladies oois Cloak Mantes, slFis,
Embroeres, White Goods Robes. Blankets, Cloths Cassmeres
Tweeds, sanets, Hosiery all kinds Wooden Farics
will compete WITH not surpasss that before
I hihiisd In the Southwest.
Superior Inducements viii be offered cash prompt time
! buyers.
! this market.
We viii pay The market price ior al kinds Of barter
EURNEAN a. co.
aug97 No. sPabo sqnare,near ths susDsEsion Bridge
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NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.

FEVHE SUBSCRIBERS have associated themselves together
= d for the purpose Of doing business in
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS,
The business VIII be conducted under the style q MAoKEzE
EffscHIH. ALEX MACKENZIE
Nashville, October /, 1858. " H. MINCHIN.
MACKENZIE a. WINCHIN
Haze rented the House, No IA, College Street, fec
doors belOw 'hs SeVqRss House.
Their stock Of Hardware complete and contains al least
great variety be FUND in any other house IN the City
They C keep at all times the best articles in their
lines and 70 sell at the lowest prices At their establishment may
HUIEDERS---EYsry description Of Locks, from the
quality to tie cheapest; Bolta, Hinges, Screws
Nails Il al sizes
CARPENTERS---Planes, Saws, OhissEs, Cages, Ham;
mers, and every description Of Tool.
BLACKS EfS-s-Yise AnYils sledge Hamess Steel
PAINTETss---Brushes Of every size and quality,
Tools Dusbcrs, Cancels hair Pencils, &c. &C.
STABLE EKEERERS---The finest English ard French
Horsa Brushes, American Brushes, Curry Combs
Dung FORKS, &c, &c.
FAR MELsS---spades, ShoTels, Scythes, Picks, &c
GAkDNEASS---Hoes,R akes, Pruning implements, Lines
SPORTSMENs--DoubIe AID Single Barrel Shot Cans,
PoT5er Fasks Game Bags, Percussion Gaps, &ei
Pocket Pistols Colts RevolVers, Allsn's and all
the new improvements in Fire Arms.
HOUSE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Forks, Table and Tea
speg4s, Ivory Handled Cutlery Of every pattern :
s5G SaR4 Eozss Of all kinds
CANDLEss rs 2s-~-zrttalias Planshed Tin Japanned
~ ~ sNs1s.
WALTERS Is e TEA TRAN S---froE I0c. each up
to the nNest quality.
WOODEN WASE---Buekets, Rolling Pins, Trays
FEATHER DUSTERs---Dusting Brushes BroOms,
Pope's Heads snd Eyes, MOps, and Carpet
OTsN A yIENTaI GOODs---Plate Warmers, Coal Vas
es, Toilet Sets, &c, &C. &c.
MACKENZIE & MINOEIN, -s-
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AK. WILLIAMSON. Archer eHsAIiiAA
WILLIAMSON q CHEATHAM,
IMPORTERS OF
Brandies, Wines, and Liquors.
AND DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &o., &0-s
NO. COLLEGE STREE7,
nashville, TENNESSEE.


gEVHE undersigned have in store the following pure Lquo
Wines, &C. which hey csf e the trade At l9g prices on
20 examine their stock before buying.
Our Liquors purchased direct through TIE Gus
tom House and can warranted genuine. Being eeerind 70
sell at low agurespeeasng TIE facilities to Do atter
Prompt dealers Is win meet their views.
Hrandfes, Gin, Rum and WHISTLES.
20 and Z pipes Fine Conae 10 bbs superior Rye Whisky
Brandiss, choicest brands; very old;
5do pure Holland Gin 100 bbls ans Tenn. Corn do
Malt whisky, best brands.
wines.
100 baskets and b1s Champagne, g DO saa.srnasi
% sosss 9 HocF and srOses; % 10 DO Cd and ano
20 % Hungarian, White and l9 DO Madeira; -.
% boxes ssl Fine Ci.p.,., 70 % Port
100 Table do 5 do 90 very supersr'
Porter, Ale, sc.
Oh casks LondoE or.eT hest brandt;
30 do English and scotch Ale, best brands;
% boxes Boxers celebrated Wine lifiers
20 do French Cordials assortedf
d do Brandy Cherries;
Cigars.
IOOooo gsnulns Havana Cigars g 200 German Cigars
Tobaooo..
% bzs Zine Virginia Chewing tobacco, T. " Anderson;
70 "a. Dc Dc Dc DC ~su d 'i ".
10 boxes ans virginia Chewing Tobacco utheran Gus
nom
20 boxes ans virginia Chewing Tossceo chzmber q FiDpsn
Golden Leaf
No. I, GoldLesfs"
10 boxes hne Virginia Chewing Tobacco, "Allen's;7
so boxes best Tennessee do do
Also:
IS y boxes sKesn slnil celebrated ''TWzt snd Pancsls
DanTiIs Tobaoco, equal net superior, % any ever oss
T1,| "a ~ araf
VITA many other articles connected with 4e business
WILLIAMSON & CHATHAM
sspg 30. g. ooe5s street, Naslflle, Tenn
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CHAMPAGNE, WINES, BRANDEES, &C.
NE subscribers offer for the following choice brands Of
( Wines, Brandies &C:
50 Baskets Star brand;
Is Eugene Cliquoit, pintE and quarts
10 Widow Vive Cliquioti
10 g Eleur de Sellery and Grown brands
casks Harmony and other brands Of sherry and Ma
dera.
10 cases Swiss Absyath;
10 50 Curacan and MarashinOi
50 " Gouley, Booeis and other Bittersi
London Porter, and Ednbnrg Aes OF various brands
= 4 pipes OF choice French Brandies.
The Vine growers Co. Jules Durand, Agent "Jean Louis
superior old Cognac IslI and azac, fully guaranteed
pure and unsurpassed in quality and favor by the Agents Tor
the sale Of these brands.
pines pure Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum Peach and Apple
Brandy, Scotch, Irish, and American WHISKY Cherry Brandy
Bounce ETC. The conos5eurs and lovers Of good Wines Bran
dv Scars e are respectfully invited to call and examine
heir stock. aprill4 A. KERR < CO.
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tlfte ltiiLll ltftfses
who had dared coas ior qr1 have tn shla1
drink their flvorte beverage again when made in this ho.
ard without occce ui any u the old unpleasant ecn1e
qasuces Tits healthy, eCuse bg the use Of coers
ration preFeute and TIC culee be ROLLED long snoh te
release an the natural eeuts Of TIE hs and get hen - inst
pfoporiion In the beverage
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DEfttJ
42s PEBAIE SQUARE.
FFEs freafa al, de trel, 90 iafea and best e.
1eciions Of 8raudss Gins, nns Ports daleas. 6hergies
ana chanFaness brouglt Is Nashville, consang q The ri
lowing brands.
C0GNAG BEkANDIEs.
Jgles, Robins 4 Co Pale, in x, 4 and 3 pipes;
Castillon Fine Champagne, in x pipes tnlys
Laiieriera Pale, in - q and = pipes.
LA ROCHELLE BRAN DIES.
PelItvoisa, Pale and Dark, in = pipes
Raseau do do do DO
Alexandre seignsi.te, Dark in Il, 4 ard = pipes
HOLLAND GINS.
MeioE sevon, in pipes
Grape Leaf in e pipes;
Anchor, in pipes
RUNS.
jamaica very old:
s.. Croix. New Crop.
WINES
Qua Gordon Sherry;
Golden Cluster Madeira;
Pure Juice old Opor5o Port
Burgundy Ports;
Malaga Wines, dry and SWEET
CHAWPAGNES.
Charles Heidsick, quarts and pins
Creme Of Sinery, quarts sn1 pntl;
Hector Chcquart and Eils, quarts and liuia
Grown Brand, do 40
rL1 Lyon do do 90
CLARETS.
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OLDHAM a. WHITE,
FTORNE Ks AT Law,

AUSTIN Texas
DRACTICE in the District Courts Of Western Texas, and in
the United States District and supreme Cont at Austin and
fvlor Land claims eveT description known 70 laws
suted either before the Courtst he General Land Oo Court
Of Claims Once Congresst venue, the Capitol
III t53-dsrWly
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MOULTON q Rid,
Wholesale Gr0cers,

FORWARDING AED 00lazSST0B MERCHANTS
AND urkres ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS. BAcoN, LARD
FLOUR FEATHERS, &s., &c.
NO. Sc BR04DWAZ, 1dSHVZLEE, TEEEESSEE-
II Couur produss taken IN exchange at the highest prices
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HAVING purchased the Entire interest Of B. c. Bell in the
fryl Of Dcmogie Bell, shall continue tie Drug Bus-
al Inc sd g Cherry street, Until The hFst day
January, 1859, under the firm OF
DEHOVILLE a. CO..
and woulG pleased the old friends and cusoe a Size
D. drm ssurin my best efforts warrant aconnu-
anceof Tire heral patronage bestowed the old arm
s. L. DEM0FIILE.
retrng iron the OF Demoyiile &. Bell take his %.
porlnV Of rurnng my thanks Tor the nteral patronage
heretofore eKndeo The late firm, and recommend my former
partner IS gentleman worthy Of all confidence.
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So WHEAT, CORN AND FLoUH . @

'. tih--A OOi-' Az 10 -
THREIGHTs TO CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH, as
articles named, raiuoed 90 the following rsas
until further notice:
Wheat per bushel. e Guia
Corn do, - 90
Flour per barrel, 81 -
Stations an te line II the Nashville ChsIsrnoga Fcai
entitled 10 above rates the difference between he
Nashville to Chattanooga and he points Of shipraeat = Caste
ssS5l-E B.sF OHAs. ". ANDERSON. G-l'fAst.
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Il g economical orothng being lost by evp1ran IL
Uoilng fourth less Coffee Is required while he leverage n
stronger, more fagant and uorsdsluous.
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be rs hs United sies mi hs
onsrie Jon Jap1n, e.
t9uF1f1- 4ll q 8 aoEls
ieal lover q ou oh1i5lsanitg
walton nfrms the frsi impressions
t1r5n 5sfsn & correspondent e the Eaidr-
makes lhe following stsicni1 1t
ink ever saw q happier people than
noE -oWded the streets tllfonTd which
s S4e. q thing as Wanl seemed entirely
su, ara ~ dianct sncouuiera slngla
r. laes EvsrIihirF was CURIOSITY and SUNLESS
iuiatsen snd scent plenty Here We we're
10 estsf The eleanlF hoHses and drin k.aalie
81 Smother place We must share their even
81 and smoke d9zen 81 more Ct sheir aimin-
ipes hftobaeoo and again We Woeld be stopped
81 stan and pressed % pariake. Daring our
stay We have not seen dozen beggarss and
icy could sssrcpy 81 called such, for their
seemed % Be snPplied BY every one IS mat
4 curse These we're always old men On 70
10 uers evidently unable to 5upPors life IN
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t1RIcA1 AszcDOrE--An actress Of the name
sks. living embodiment Of the power rate
tanned Krilaline. once worked 20 fsressg
temper Of her generally peaceful husband,
seized The acabbard Of netruchio's sword,
ran the over.ure 10 Tanning fbe SkreE with
1rable f0rce and eject His better half was
lnished 81 this overt act Of dis0bedienoe that
lie passion Of wonder appeared ia her face,
ding her better heif pursuing her steps With
seal and perseverance,, she raised her voice IN
ling protsstation. aud soon baEled dozen or
her nsiehbors 10 her assistance. The story
spread abootihe liitse town they we're then
2 IL, and each individual Of that nights au>
vas well acquainted Hiih the fact The low
lsband and wife had to appear as the Duke
aliaAa il the comedy Of the Honey Moon. 10
urse Of the piece, the Duke should reply 70
lsbess' feara thar be W5eid beat her:
be man that lays his hands upen woman
e IN the -sy Of kindness is 3 wretch
ON 'twere gross dattezy % eELl eoward,
ae fun was expeeted b ne actors in the inter-
# this speeca The side scenes were crowded
company ready fer laugh a The unfortu-
Benediek, and al the fddlers we're IL q tit err
peotatlon: bat the Duke possessed a faculty Of
able to alter his taxi to suil the nature Of ex
.eircumBtanoes Brooke turned the tide in his
fsTor bT saying with considerable emphasis,
1oking daggers a. bis rib;
man that lays bis hsuds upon 3 woman
rkep she deSsrrss Il, is a wretch, SC.
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TERRAss BROTHERS,

TERRASs BROTHERS,
SUCCESSORS to AlcCrea Terrss dealers IN GRO
- CERNES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
EFOUOlESs No. 50 and IS Broad street.
Iron, &C., AT COST.
300 tons ASSORTED Pittsbug Iron, SO tons Castings,
10 g. . Iron Axielr . - Boiler Iron,
500 kegs Nails, s boxes Ieunessea Axes,
Wishing 70 quit this branch q our bushes, vii 41 In lse
lots for cash, 81 cost and in s7 lots az greatly rad rates
T3RRAss BROTHERS
SUNDBIES.
40 Boxes Black bottles, 4, 5, 6, and 2
2e0 Pint, halfpint. and quart FlaskB
500 Window Glass
100 Tumblers. rra-4 DEE
Is kegs Boiler RYeis and Nuts;
100 dozen BrOoms:
500 Cast, Wrought and Steel Flows;
iarg7 = TERR6ss BBorHEKs.
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Never fails right Cox spoil gof cup Of
Coffee by neglect fogeu after she has plaee Che ler
the stove range
some three hundred q the shove ColeePos have t 1
Eashyils,and they wurael % give perfect saisi.e.oa; ~
" IsIs 0-1 ...-s j. nj WIEsoN. oansss ...sst
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EPIahsM.-The other day one pretty woman
s3Other pretty woman present Of an elegant
n pitcher, all for friendship. Brown, Of the
Post, who is very apt to be round where the
$ are. saw the transaction, aud at once made it
ubjecs Of The following sianEs;
isr Mrs q, mast feel herself the richer,
81 your fnz giet- Tie pretty Parisn pitcher
nd fhus bay. Lon 3 may the happy owner
reserve ne present, and respect tbs 351cr.
Feet is the friendship, beautiful TIE token,
a sad mischsnce should either e'er be broken
GRAED OFEa.-Csrrie A. Clarke thus writes
Louisville Journal:
bring thsea heaEf--a stainless heart,
As fresh and Is pure IS the mountain snow,
It'll schoing hack with clearer strain,
Tho 6o1F tl1t y9u taught Il long age.
It's an humble thing,
Ihe viff bring
Ny an. ny fortune and my store,
Yet bring i thee, can bring more.
hat more could her lover ask A stainlesss
IT. fortune and store possibly a dry goods
e. Hold on 10 that gal
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AROMATIC SCHIEDAEI SCHNAPpS.
1000 boxes. quarts and pint Ths3rce without any doubt
the best sehnapps offered In The United States snd 70 its
drinal properties has not ftsequalf
Before purchasing elsewhere call and examine for yourselves
Remember - Public Square. q B. p. Shields liumel0l
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eENTnAL nAILnoan-
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The ola D0nfni0n CofGce-Rst
uo1shie ontn any other
trd lausa-
Keeper, Say b any egth Of te wheat loss
aroma, thus all She Of the t
and prlpuFtiouaf conhinsfions.
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d. Sears &C. are respectfully invited call
heir stock apriiII A. KERR & 90.
NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CArIrIL 100000, ALL PAID IN ASD sECUEED
yEJHIs Company being fuzzy organised according Charter,
is prepared to write Policies 9Eanst Las or Dase ~ IRE
shipments against Loss Damage BY Sea, Rivers, or Inland
Trsnsportaio ion, the most favorable terms
LIE AID NEsKo PoI1c1Es IssUED A CURREsr RErEs.
06zcs No. 80, 0oraer Of Sqgsars ard cedar Street
DIRECTORS.
ANTHONY W T4NI.EEB, JAMES WOODS,
JOHN HIRKMAN, JOHN H. EWIN,
THOs W. EVANS, HUGH MoCRAE,
WESLEY GREENFIELD.
ALEXANDER FALL, President
jams wArrsn, Secretary. aPris-y
PAINTING ESPAIsLISH1IENT.
DUILDERS, EOUSEHOLDEEsS, &C,
quested take notice that the undersigned, having made
worzmen, prepared take LARGE CONTRACTs in tie line
Of his vocotion, in all its vrios branches In the department Of
HOUSE PAINTING,
the subscriber prepared with the greatest pruPtness,
ali con tracts however large, which may be endered style and
upon which cannot fail to give satisfaction. lie is slsopre
pared 70 execute all manner Of
sIox ORNAMENTAL PArsTIsG, GRABBING ANn NARsLEss
Having IN that department secured the services Of e most expert
The Subscriber would reust persons having work in his line to
give him call before making final arra9geP re Is g,r1Na
marchsdtf Eo6g Union St, between Cherry and sumner
NUTS, SODA, CIGARS, dc.
Is bbls Soft Shell Almonds 5000 La Esfslla Cigars;
do English Walnuts; 5000 Bio Hondo do
do Brazil Nuts; 10000 La Rose do
10 Filberts; 10000 La Chincha do
100 bxs Fire Crackers; 10000 Estefanoni do
90 casks Soda; 10 bbls Smoking Tobacco;
10 do New Rice 50 gross H. Clay glazed
Pipes.
All OF the above Will be sold very Nos - and IS Market
street by HUGH McREA & co.
uoy24 .
w. M. MARGRAVE,
F0USE SIGN, AED 0RNAMEyZAL PALyzER,
BROAD STREET,
sent a5-f NASHVILLE, TEEs
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IL .soLp pOMINIoNl, COFFEE-rOT.

YFyHOUsANDSo Of this mex oGes-Pos have already been sod
and the desnd f-ou al parts Of the u1e Statfs iap1y
the Increase Wherever Introduced. e has given ne mosi
complete satisfaction.
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FEyHE SUBSCRIBERS have associated themselves together
3 for the purpose OF doing business in
EFARDVE ARE. CUTLERY AND HOUSE
ET7EENTETHTRG EnnnG.
San Andreas independent., 1858-04-03

SCHOOL ELECTIoN.-0ur readers will notice
call in to-day's paper for the election of a
Board of School Trustees for this District and
now we would direct attention to the ecessity
r of the organization cf the school on such
basis as would extend the term to at least ten
months, in sessions of five months each, and
one month vacation. We are entitled to Il
school fund for this district of from four to six
hundred dollars per annum, payable in cash
I'm order to procure the services of compe-
tent teacher, it would require a salary of one
10 two thousand dollars per annum. Now,
with an average attendance of thirty scholars
at Sl.5O per month (the amount which is now
paid by scholars, and school term of barely
six months), the amount required could be
easily obtained, and besides the citizens would
readily make up any small deficit which might
arise in the aggregate sum required for prop
erly conducted school in our midst. Again,
would it not be as we'll to have female teach
er, for these reasons: The majority of chill
dren in our district are very young, and
female teacher is more likely to possess that
patience anu perseverance necessary 10 linpart
knowledge to the young, besides they are not
likely to have any outside occupation to call
their attention from the school room. There
are many interesting young girls amongst us
who require schooling, and who would attend
school taught by female. but not otherwise.
Female teachers command more respect, and
ARE better qualified to advance small scholars
by example and moral precept, than male
teacher. The services of first class teacher
could be procured for one thousand dollars a
year, and we trust these few suggestions will
lead to some action by the incoming Board of
School Trustees.
San Andreas independent., 1858-04-03

MAY Day EVE BALL.-Mr. B. Crowley, of
San Andreas, will give ball on Friday even
ing preceding /" May Day." at Knickerbocker
Hall, in this place, under the patronage of a
host of friends from the surrounding camps,
who have Joined in patronizing the same suf-
ficient to successful completion. Mr.. Crow
ley has the means and ability to provide and
display the best supper ever prepared in the
camp. His skill in such matters has been
amply tested on previous occasions, and his
arrangements are now such that all must be
satisfied. Good music will be provided. Tick
cts admitting gentleman and ladies, S.. By
reference to the tickets it will be seen that the
committees are composed of gentlemen of ex-
perience in such matters, and will warrant the
supposition that nothing will be left undone
which would enhance the enjoyment and COM
fort of all who attend.
San Andreas independent., 1858-04-03

GoISG HoME.-Quite a number of our old
est residents, taking advantage of spring-time
and cheap fare, leave for their Atlantic homes
on the 5th of April. Mr.. Henry Schroebel, oul
former popular and efficient Deputy Sheriff
visits his family home in Alabama, after an
eight years residence in California Mr.. Wm
Bufum, an old resident, well and favorably
known in this county, also goes on the steamer
of the 9Th, to see the {" old Folks at Home. >
Among others preparing to leave, are Mr.. A
Jones, of Specimen Gulch, Mr.. Richter, of Big
Canon, Mr.. Kale, Mr.. Wilkins and Mr.. McGill
We wish them all safe voyage and pleasant
Journey, and their return in a ''few days" with
better half; which, we learn, is the positive
intention of six out of seven. To those who
are able and willing, we say ego thou and do
likewise"
San Andreas independent., 1858-04-03

"APRIL FooL."-Thursday April lst, was a
clear, beautiful morning, inviting all pedestri-
ans to HE unto the fower-carpeted hills far
away from the associations and sells and snares
of the fool-killer's fish-hook but before nine
o'clock it commenced raining moderately, by
ten, terribly, and at eleven it was plainly evil
dent that dame nature had just got up the shine
to fool some unwary editor, out on tour for
items, without his "umbrelar." In this case,
however, being on a sharp look out for I" sich
accidents" (as far as we were concerned the
thing was fizzle; old Rye and Barley enjoyed
the joke hugely; it also tickled the sides and
ribs of Jack Sluice and Long Tom.