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TAsnI n1--l.aor "A n.la Al N
t fSsa wa waraI' y N a, Toner, N D. D
Sra " Ward J. u : SS %,Is n Nh D.
S Sss : a,u - ,i = whe as n -; -
o'''"'''"0's' y isa'aauehar'A =. Force NJ
RrH Ward-Geo W. Riggs Dove, (prosident,)
Second Wdrd-Thomas Miller and Thomas J. Fisher
Third Wara-inomas Donoho and Joseph y Brown
Fytth wa,dNEmand Barry and dc q W w q pannina,ou
@ il5Ss ANA and aI ps,ar a easr.o
Sscrsar, 10 he 3anrd- Erasmus j Middleton
1a.ea.y !" ,acot EIeiher o = s'o"'
Ae's'"p" 'A '.
COMMITTEES on THE BOARD on ALDERMEN
On Fnancc-Messrs. Riggs, Brown, aad smith
Police Messrs, M0hun, Barry, and smith.
Claras-Nessrs. Barry, Brown and Pearson.
Elections Messrs. Moore, Fisher, and Clark
Drainage Sed0e and Disr6ufion WaserNessrs Brown
on UnGnished Businessiessrs Mier Dunnington and
Smith
oonnrTErson the Asylum-Messrs. Moore Donoho, and
Heath Of ne -Messrs t Miller, Mohun, and Clark
q Canai-Messrs Brown and Peason
Whaypes-,essrs Donoho and smith
Enroilei BaIs-Mr Moore.
accounts Of Reeiaer-M Barry.
EiiSiig d Assessors A. W. Miller Fisher and Smith
70 Attend th Interests ae Corporation before Conorsss
Dunnngton, Riggs, and Clark
BOARD OF ooSAoS COUNCIL
First wara-chares Albert prosidcnt) John b. Turon and
soabev g Parker ~ 49," DDD'
socod Ward-wm orme, Powell Charles s. Jones
Thri Wardwm G. Palmer Lambert free, and Christopher
oIiare.
FJtA Wa,d-wilam Muoy, VIM. F. waace, T. Van Res
Ward-Georgc A Bohrer, Franklin obor John
seusnh Ward-Thomas Lloyd, Charles Wilson, Thomas
Mstead,
Secreary-wiiam A, Kennedy
COMMITTEES W iiih noAhp VI "Aaos oouNcii-
On Wa and esss JONES' Turton Tree, cscman, Van
On Improvement Turton, Van Reswick orme oIIarc
Mohun, Russell and Lloyd
Ct0fms-Mcs5r5. Wlson Wi.
On Unfinished business Messrs Palmer and hlstead.
On Police Muoy, 0are, Parker POWELL Casteman
canalsMessrs Castlcman ormc obc Van Roswcr Parker
and Mlstead.
Tree, Turton Powell hohun Wallace, Bohrcr
and Lloyd.
Fire Department. hessrs Parker, Edmonson ana Mistead
Ru sseIi, and wilson ''nuD Aa''y
1orPo'Gio oyore ooy in' , n' Ivy, ana iIoe
vaa Reswics 1870, 80, c,v,,,,,,,o, y. ,o,o.
1syamgMessrs Turion, Jones. wallace, and MIstead
so,nt aud Deayoy Dae Ii;ls--Mr Edmortop
Rsyter Of Acco,asss--Mr Bohrer H=
Heath Of tie Csy-Mcsrs Palmer Parker, Wilson, Muloy
Earotlcd Bais--Mr. Tree.
Eisbliy@ AssossIcss Wallace, oaro, Parker, Ed
COMMISSIONERS
xxx Ss,ond D pstritR B. Ovens.
T Js,.raa g Dsrs,mae so1 taylor
po,pn or rnus,rrs or THE pumIo sHoms
f'1 rn WV ? 'e'1'AD ss' y o's''e
Ssad n sy,ctreter pacon Erasmus NJ Cbann and ,mos
ra,Tenson m ~ ''''s'
laird DariJohn D. Brandt William r Price, and Francis
walsh asar, wilson r w,c,, and Fro sr,c.
,vl ron" D" i"'' A''' " " ' " " A
IS" SMraayyt 10 The Board-Robert Ricketts,
Tfepsurc--valcntine Harbaugh.
OFFICERS oY rR ASYLUM, ETC.
y,.ndo,, ~ u, A.,lum--Iobp n oaeon
j I..ims y y 81. 1.~,,nn mr. ~ II barry
fAyean . us @ " e WY wv r c ,,,,
To- an% Inonard ,i,ri,anob 70 " 20 -e
:" s a,g ai % re- Cemrli,sioueys H. Moves
Commissioner Of William
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TABLE EKHLBITYNG THE SEATS OF GOVERNMENT, AND
THE TIMES OF THE ELECTION OF STATE OFFICERS or
THE SEVERAL STATES.
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The Organization OF the Executive Departments
or the Government or the United States
STATE prrAKnssr.

The Organization OF the Executive Departments
or the Government OF the United STATES
STATE pnAKnssu
whole machinery employed 10 arising out
simple Than Is generally conceived The number employed the
Department Of state Of The United States only seventeen as follows
State % John Apeton chief clerk twelve clerks one trans
lator, and one librarian.
charge OF all correspondence between the and other d.
poac agents Of the United states abroad and those Of ~
the department. communications commissioners I'M
all Of like character received are ana fled their
being first entered IN analytic table or index.
Consular BancThs branch has charge Of the correspondence,
k between the department and the consu and commercial agents
the United States In Instructions 70 those officers and answers
lar relating consular affairs prepared and recorded
TAe Dg AsIs bias charge q al Correspondence and m,
disbursement Of which the department IS charged.
furnish
may require He also records the commissions Of consas
issued.
CLERK Of appointments Commissions, records
commissions letters OF appointment nominations the
makes out and records and when IN the
Of Rolls charge rolls
rolled acts resolutions they received the de-
from the President the authenticated copies thereof
which called for for and superntens their publications.
and that Of treaties the newspapers and IN book iorm attends 70
and publications regard which This duty assigned TO the
as Gns and answering al Letters
seals 'he United states ana o ths anu and
aud accounts Sr e e LAS se q q
s 10 uhue. o m1 i s ~ my d , h
w 49,
Ctdkg fdrdos ana fuaio prepares anu recoos Traons
which Makes out and o
daily Of all letters other diplomatic and consular,
~ ,bis 'hrsInass ~ $3.50 ~ = 1879 i'Nt Ae
.rronxxy aKxm.t,s oy,,ca
Hon Jeremiah Black Attorney General Of the United States B.
hc,anon' esq ce ce, ing BUSINESS vi uis oeo hy
10 oassnou unu,i 'no io,o"t's uo."s ~.
80 80
.a,oa W ~ ~ ,rne N.Y. - ' NNN y f' " - ~
Of 10 y,,es of an land nprch,sod a. Tho s,,os n,
at hoscs and All her nnbl UoIs N
,be ITnited States
Ann,oons for patons IN all caes of conviction In the courts
OF the United States
A. Applications appointment oil the judicial and legal business
Of the government.
D. The conduct and OF all suits In the supreme Court OF
va o l oa y w ~ y, w. , , ~ INV ~ ~, d,
ins ~ ~ s =, ny 4. ay =, wy
,ba Zen, ,inn re rnfas,ne rz. ' y - ~ - "
~, Te ~ al, a,sa nm lana c,,ms an California
Second District
Columbia.
e.. - ~. -. !, ~ ,.,..,ou H., I..nh rron,
. h , ~ aI frcc Consists or ono bips
clerk Moses Kelly dstursng regu
the
following branches Of the public service:
called the
The Bureau charged
with the and sale Of the public domain and tho
nae .. loima ~ saies, Una NJ ~, ,
" Pnoo an wy
NJ nga h MAJ p9u M u ss'as, ,. u sas ~ p
nu .ncrco ing na ooe so' @ ~ o~ Vs. ny
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requested
win unless embraces all articles required post
periods quantities OF each delivery will
LIST September LIST December 1852 and LIST March, 1860
The and coffee be delivered in strong barrels full hoped
The and salt barrels and the candles strong
boxes convenient for transportation Salt only be received
by Of biwo quarts tho bushc The candles
have cotton wicks
be thoroughly and dy Inspected the time delivery
expenses until they deposited
such soehouses designated by the the depart
ment.
Any variation from the
sufficient and good for rejecting article articles
Ing.
The Cmmsary General the privilege Of increasing
minishng the quantities. dispensing with all articles
qued post time before entering
subsequent contract giving sixty previous notice
All bidders required TO their proposals with ample
evidence Of their ability fulfil their They
nsh the their responsibility
Ned by the district attorney by well known tho
government; otherwise eir proposals ciH acted
Aduanc sU not made and evidence Of inspection
and full delivery must be received at this office before any requion
M % ads the treasury for payment which will be effected in
such public points delivery
OF the Treasury Department.
No drafts aa office w accepted paid under any
Each proposal will scaled in separate envelope marked
GEO. GIBSON, Q. @. s.
NoEdos will not be paid for inserting their papers this
versoment unless authorized Commssary
Eubsistence.
Sept 12-1awtlstNov [Int&sarl
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20 HnnADanAoeAn
O9oo1D = - q esuis I've.
ososougs nsapAess, - sska
~ M . ebo4sn kssesR - q.
IN = - ~, y stesGs;ea ~
1sa Ps.soA, ~. 3 -, ~ IN
- ~ 1.sllllliss CoaaleDeA
ss..s~ q - Cd.
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Embroidery.
vmgVrATGo ~ MSssusssPPD,
Ipuoooo e'oW0oy.

TanE State ~ Moss1sssr1'1,l
raoooo e'oWooy.
To Sarah Kemp, iMs ridosr Of John
ksmp, deceased, and Ja,per ksnp,
Mssr A. Jonc. Patience y. WiIiny.
ham, Nephss Kemp, Zaehsrias Ksmp,
John NJ ksmp, Simson k,mp, WI.
liam H. H. ksmp, Nasah kemp. and
Lmss b. Eenp, hsirs and distributes
of said deceased. and 10 John u. Joass,
kssband Of m,d Sarah a. Jones, and
". j. W1iiingham, husbsnd ef said
Pafisaes y. Wtninghdm
VOu ARE CITED to be and appear
before the Probate Court u said
County on the Fin, Monday In pecsm.
her next, to show cause Why the petition
81 benjamin Middleton. Guardian 81 vii.
liam n. u. Kemp, Jamss y. ks~p and
Sarah Kemp, praying foF . sale Of the
foliowIn. lands, so-witt
Tho South West qasvscr u Section 3,
and the Vast ha,f ~ the south Eas, quar-.
ter o. Section :. al 10 Township ~, Range
&. West, IN sstd County and. also, ih'
following Siaves. tist AM, . w,n'ar
absu, - years n ss., and Penny, = s,f
years old, and Sarah, m infan. CIR
a6nu, I? years old. shsaId rot he granted
~ ORDER Of Csart. issaed the II d..
, u November. isss.
". y. wOorrrN, ci~s.
November ., 1sjs. Sl-ts
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.AG>s Cs11o1e,
E4MMt stNlG 6t,ih
Eass' !: I: !: 49,
~ y ha,s il s<tv<.es~ On
1g6< tsss Ns4sJ el'@.esi ~
5uy tuiffYs sy9 N Ne inst ~
~. shSss ha~ tosNnfsfe l'seN ~
sss<s,s sng lnrue sIenh NJ Ven
~, Ssts y NJ Aasfs VI ~ e.ss sot
n.ej,sssa N w. pi s~ai@ tsfnit,
,ha1 ~ tysssreFS tnsfs.M W.T. b'su
Srsuse,g al ufIt hett, ssi ins(
eiss sssmirt1 Nv No jui. We
y y ssmpIsssl, sNd ~ tsne sfsHs
100 IN lss(fyih1 ~ ihs NfsAI'hs
a. asshifseisssI hess'y " IN
N. shlsh ~ ssssfa - ~ ofhsmss.
NxS i5sn, IN hsNof " N, County, sNi
sv,lsNss n Inc god lss.s end jsif.
n sh- sessky sapssissssass', Col
M INT al sasmlssA ,bs re-.
"a Csurt oMse, ssl ~ seffst y ~
sss Isssss.ealIvns have dlssIsssd faet'
"a ia 10 show esfslssssess N M
n spms Usss<,sss, In The llssni,
AZ usurt. The Isw requires ihsl
q, Esesasss, AdmInislsssof and osasf.
All bs compelled 10 nsss 4 settle
ri of lhsls aseeunl9 oncn In ever rear
o. think ihAt w Lea vac vissl,
nesxt net ONLY IN ths tsotsetion ol
slshls and Interests NJ minors ami
M, but slsc Tor tho protection " w
r%,,iiss on their omcisI bends, and thai
i II The utmost inpoFlanes that th'
b shoald bs strictly, ial~hesIly, IN,
Ipwlslly administered anil enforced
IL, therefore, wlth feelings VI iscI
ra that ~ lind ourselves compellei
asrnse u duty v tke conniy 10 ,Mpk'
ID psbIie slstemsnt that the law In IN
srse, hss net been complied with, mi
/. there are Q number ~ instances !,
sssfds of the Probate Court In wh,c|
usfdiars have failed I, make any sct,le
aNfor q number Of ysass. We DO M
n thee thsrs hss kssn Any erImlna
)slsc, On the part Y thus whose dul
IN 70 enforce THE Law, nor have v
spcssd 10 treat u In this manassj bu
Ne sams time w regard J, Nc such
glset Of duty ~ demands some rsasou
rance from " % tho 0rssd Juror .
} County.
v. We beg leave 10 resusn 70 sou
bsos our thAnhs for the able and ~
hnial mannss In which roe have ii,
(Aseed the duties VI Circuit udgs dsris
present term Of our Coustj vkis
blis ere at oil times dimeult, dslieat
} onerouI, and are rendered doubly I
one vho, like your Honor, 10 ssdden|
unexpectedly called upon 10 disshari
I'm.
". ash that this Report nay be spvss
pom tho Minutes Of the Court and pal
NED. All Of which 10 respectfully sa'
t.sl
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0YUWUA0Oe
~ bsss tsssasss 70 sesessl6 IL osa
sc.ssss, ss.ssAsss ~
psrf,snsd ~ Nstsss's vessseIe OIL LIa.
,ueus. ksad Zoe ye~ssselses
JAssuss fsst, aklWssoe1e ,llsieeeoa
C...,srsue on 1sssA street, ~ . ksssi.
Ne ,sss,rs cote on Ne feet. Ne tsied
,~,,;,ss l.sssuesss. sslsss, Ae., bet sooId
d. i No sssa. Ne lescsivses al ssss ksteg
ali. "a se't o. bic sssts sQetss eeessae
be sYsIa ess ssss say ss.elsss DO irsis
al - enc smsli hsiiIe u beegAss's Vol.
esa;e OIL Lisissss, b u - pss'sssly
Rs~,wss;sn .esssiysis. sesssleis .Ssss.
.>s. .pssIus, ai6ses saske sisss = -
sl-., sweIiaes, ssse sAssas, ssvsssts -
l,,~sA.sshs. Us~sls, 1vvsk es.s, ssses,
lsrss. s.slis, pains. L., yisl1 - he
insst.
Va, uvss,es su1 Cattle Il isssis1Allis .
ss,sag ess sAness, esiIs, sssoaehseso1l.
~ h>els, lsnessss ,spasto sseeeesse Ysirss
ssssls, tssssrs. sseIIiaes, eeunessNss.s.
ssshs hisrs, no1 vssises eeees 1900
sNssA ssissis - iislas v sssa isjssiss
~ aeeiaese.
Ever ssssssy Wsseksss sAssle sAtsis
. sosois Il N.Gess's vsiessie OIL l.isi'
.~s. Il sslls ssestly, bssssssa slses'
Hiissss, siss.sss I'll, be ss1ssssss
ssksss. vhs ksv " I'll sesie.
ppsrss sale ~ ]. y. Nseeees pesfsi
I,<sss. sssses Il mr. - - sessss
s,. t.,sis, - siek ~ 80 y 49,
.IClssle, q ~ ssnetd1 CGUuss tecese
fshfuass !, 1e9e. UpSy
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To Sdfdh j. Potion and WylieP. Woof.
tn. Ass Cussdjaa % Nfes.
Nov ape cited 70 appear before the
Probate Court Of said County, on
wednesday the ssh day d Deeember neat,
70 show eiass vhy the petition u essis.
uSa Y. Patton, Naturalization ~ the u.
tate ~ janice ". Patton, deceased. for
sale II he personal Ysssc II said dc.
ceased, aud also the petition n said Ben.
jamin 2. Patton, for division Of the fol.
lowing laais Of deceased, Wis; IVES, half
and shs South East quarter, and forty
acres On tho South side u the North Eas,
quarter Of Section %, Township ], i.snrs
: West, In said Coah,y, shoald no, b.
sssn,sd.
~ order Of Court. lssaei November
ssh, iSSs.
". r. woorrEx, c,,rs.
Nsveabes 10, 1856. i.-iw.
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JOHN G. BRAuAN,
Foreman u 0rand Jury
q. MATTHEW'S,
II. T. cox,
y. 5. BtvINS.
=. uUDBAkD,
B. WALTON,
A. 0. ASkEw,
v. W. BYARS,
=. &. SHAW,
A. L. WILLIAMS,
A. PAISLEY,
W. =. MARTIN,
A. DOSr,
u. ". ~BAiLEXTiNE,
.. l.. HURT,
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b ne Nm. JAa r. Cnshman
Judge n Ms ia Jndieiai Dis.
trief:
We, he d~ndersisred, menhess Of the
ffsnd Jury Of l'snola County, AIissis.
krpi, having seecnsidered thas portion
or Report m relation 10 the condition
~ aAsirs 81 the Probate Courts Onee,
paid here remark that, the. '.esess"
pAisA the Report declared, seaded 10
Ne .sarslsssnss' On tbs part Of some
tssr1iaas and he Court, are ssea ~ The
siisvins. Thos4 Guardians vhs have
kle1 " report for ssns ysass, ere n-n
lases cs liberal estates. whe hsvs been
ass q present. U~assdiass 81 Their
% children ; asd " dsabs aes the Pro.
~ jsiee was fsIly sasisasd, - be bad
81 ssssso = b, that - pss7srty 81
" sasis go pssfsssly ssesfs; and ve
= hat The nay ~ sprsad spcn the
Issaes q sAe Ccsss, h ~eosssetssa 9Th
- RseSsA, - ~saDtsnassry u ths sane.
kapessfully subnited,
JOllN =. DkAllANs
foreuan u Gssnd Jury.
G. + 1luaI
o. y. DALLExTlxE,
3. 8. ulvkNy,
&c. SHAW.
A''s' ~, =, ,; =; Man. ~,
nlktS. 9 ~ IN tuss u Ne sesi
aes TO ai1es 9sss q psasla, ". PAN
~ fAYLOn. Ne ~ ~ = u
Ne sss - ysass. ss1 NJ pshiis -
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yh 9hntmasais.


m. ~ ACRE. hsviNe pevDasensly
~ located q Sarjis, h psnsls county.
ksi h alvsss ssa1y 10 sssvvs eslIs frs~
- - ~ ecsssy, pa BENG -.
A - M esas ~ Mn will
SS.ss.e.1 ~. - ssspessfslly -.
ksvenbo9k looA ls-ly.
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Sslspsspsissss n he tsstssls
Asa. Mci.ssafs vsiesHie oil t.ts.ases.
ePPussspsl erpss - ~ esscss =
fs'sj ~ psss directs, -. Lssts, No.
epess sals n pens1D, 4tssteifpt,9
yMDg. h. C1sAekk,
~ ~ ortc1 cORee.
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Executors Notice.

r ETrkRS Tcssamensary having been
IL granted 10 the undersigned on the
last Will aad testament u Alexander
Miles, deceased, by the Probate Court Of
l'naola County, Mississippi, q the No.
vsmbss Term, ISIS, thereof, ali person.
hsviss elsiss against the estate Of said
deceased, are hereby notiaed to come for.
ward and have shs sams probatei and 70.
gis.ered within tho time prescribed By
Law, Or they will be forever barred.
HENRY d. NILES, Essrsiev.
Novsmber 10, lass. 4a-6w.
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10 IsAs H. wsfsos ssd MsyE q. ts'sit.
or, Arn, &C., Of Js~ss Z. Wsisoa,
decsssed;
VOU are h.rshy cited 10 appear before
the Probate Cssrt VI said t'eua,s,
on he hsss M,stay IN japsary nss,, 10
show saass vhy ske eaal seeosns u John
Il. Keith. Administrator Al The kssate 81
James Z. Watson. deceased, ~rceensly
alsi In said Court fss ~ litisa and 81.
lssaaes, shesla rot BE- allowed asd Sp.
proved.
Dy sriss d cssss. lssssa 81 Say .
u. =. woorrEx, cirs.
November 10, 1858. cav.
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WHEREAS. q The August Tesw. lsss,
II the prsbsss Csars u Pussls Cesnsv,
Msssiesip4i. letssss sessaaealasy u The
lea Viii sai sess.asus IL ns6ess jss.
siass, aesesei, vsss esssssa - " ~.
tstsinei, Nes. eli pessess hssise eleias
aoaiass esii oeesass1. sre heseAv sssioei
10 hsss ~ ssoe pFspRiy DFsbsseS -
registered b ~ ftsksse CIssa's 49, d
"a Cssssy, vida ~ siee Iiniss1 y
lse g eloike ssmeui1 - fssvseF eassg2
ntCuAnO n. JENNINGS.
Etprstsn
NsssgApss tse. l1-.es.
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Jest svcsived. ore cssk 81 superior
prussA Dsssiy. Which ! sa psvpsses 70
ell u sssss hssslss. All perssss sees.
iae ossssy fss ResisissI Fsrye>s, oil
osa il he - aRs5<!e 10 The essnlsY.
- Csesss. Call 49, q 'hs
"DsieA Cssues.
svslf THOMAS Z. CLARKE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-16
prnL1r SCHOOL EXHIBITION.

We deem the subject Of public schools one Of eI-
haustess interest and fear not that readers will
tire Of our occasional notices Of the educational
work progressing in cur City. To the hundreds Of
parents whose children are receiving culture in
schools every thing in relation to them is Of alb
sorbinginterest The whole community, who tax
themselves to secure these nesimable privileges TO
the rising generation are interested to know, from
time to time, how The good cause advances. An
occasional word Of commentator is justly due, too,
to the noble band of teachers who fulfill the sacred
and responsible office Of moulding the young and
plastic mind. They merit a higher requital than
mere money. We owe Them grautude-we owe them
praise and il is our duty TO offer them public esti
monisls in reward Of their arduous labors And
the pupils themselves, are stimulated by these no
tees, ambition is excited, and the various de-
partments emulate each other in proficiency and
excellence. We therefore, discharge a pleasant
duty in briefly noticing the exercises in the depart
msnt under Mr.. Dorman, On last Friday afternoon.
There was a fun audience in attendance, and
several members Of the Board Of Education we're
present; this room having the reputation of being
one Of the first in the whole school for thorough
discipline and advancement Of its scholars. The
exercises opened with concert speaking and singing
In elocution and yocalism, Mr.. D0rman has no SUI
peror in the corps Of teachers and his classes have
more than once, on occasions Of celebrations,
charmed the audience with Their CHEEKY songs and
animated defamation. Some Of the single pieces
were spoken with beauty Of information and grace
that were truly Surprising. Franklin did not re
member the time when he could not read. These
boys will hardly remember when they we're not clo-
ouent In history AMI arithmetic, the recitauons
displayed great aptitude and intelligence on the
part OF the boys and the superior capacity Of Mr..
Norman as an instructor. The entire exhibition
may be characterized as eminsnJly successful and
entertaining. The members Of The Board, though
they had no children in this department, expressed
in the strongest language the pleasure and gratih-
cation afforded them. We but truly give utterance
10 the emotions Of pride and gratitude ofeyery parent
present when we say TO the little fellows, that they
sustained well their claim 10 being the " banner
room. and to Mr.. Dormau, that he has our most
grateful thanks for the interest and emulation awak
ened in our children, and for their rapid improve
nent under his sgin-ul and judicious management.
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Tbs GAIETY There was a brilliant and crowded
house at the theatre last night to see Mrs. JULIA
DEAN HATSE. The performance was received
throughout, with hearty appreciation, rising at
times, to enthusiastic applause. The piece is adj
mirably adapted to Mrs. HAYNES style Of acting,
and we can say in all candor, that her rendition Of
the leading part Of the play complete triumph
beautifully chaste in conception, thoroughly ar
tistio in limning-a charming performance. Mrs.
HAESE combines in herperson the double attraction
Of an accomplished, versatile artistic, and sweet.
beautiful, and fascinating woman, and challenges
alike admiration Of her talents as an actress, and
her worth as q woman, We are gralihed to observe
anighty increase in the number Of her auditors,
as well as a growing admiration for the modest
easy, and natural style Of her acting, cOntrasted
with the too common rant and furious bombast OF
pretenders to the histrionic name AT the risk Of
being written down 50 old fogies," we confess to
genuine admiration Of the natural in acting-the
ars eslars artsm-the manner that oersteps not the
modesty Of nature. To those whose tastes incline
them to this style Of acting, We can most hear
tily commend Mrs. HAYNE as artistic Of great
excellence.
To night. another excellent bill is presented We
anticipate a crowded house again.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-16
THE LEGISLATURE.

In the Senate March 18th, all the business, which
consisted in House bills alone, disposed Of there
being nothing to do but pass few House bills on the
second reading.
In the House Of Reprs0eptairss, theSenate amend
ment to so amend ihe charter Of the Tennessee and
Alabama Railroad Company, as to give them scope
on Broad street. and authorize the other terminus at
Mount Observation-Disclosures the Company to exchange
their loaned bonds for "straights," and receive
Company indemnity bOnds--extendiDg S85,5OO
bridge aid instead Of 1920 900, was cOncurred in
with an amendment restricting themtS SlO,5OO
mile from the State.
The Part XXI, of the Code, was passed the third
and last reading in the revenue section,
50 as to require the Comptroller and Attorney Gene
raj, to publish their construction Of the revenue
laws, upon the adjournment Of each session Of the
Legislature and also TO require the Collector to de-
post once in six months in the State Bank or one
Of its branches.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-16

American Cons suEILER.-l appeal to the intel
liqent citizens Of Nashville ii this is not the best
invention Of the Kind ever exhibited in this city.
The mechanics, farmers, scientific, and indeed all
classes of men have been TO examine and try the
machine and see its operations. 1t is decidedly the
hest article Of the kind have seen as respects sim
pIicitv and durability as well the rapidity and
perfection with which it shells corn; il is certainly
a most valuable acquisition to the labor-saylng
department If this be so, why do our manuiac-
turers stand off Some Of our best and largest
farmers have purchased machines and they say al
ter trying the Corn Shelter, that it is the best they
have ever seen. Mr.. Brown says he supposes there
have been over a thousand persons who have tried
IT, and a.. say 1t is the best they ever saw. VIII We
suffer stranger TO come in our midst and sell ma
chimes 10 our farmers when we have the opportunity
buying the rightor the State and manufacturing
them ourselves. There is large profit on the ma
chimes When this is plain before YOU, will you still
stand of! hope some one will take hold. have
seen Mr. Brown; he will sell the machines cheap,
with the State right on good terms. mch7-1