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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
BOARD OF COUNCILNEN.

The Board net yesterday afternoon; Mr.. HAswELL
in the chair.
Ornamental Kiosks. s.-A resolution was adopted
giving permission to Henry { Babccck aud joseph
Gallon 10 erect ornamental kiosks in the various
streets OF the city at their own expense. The Com
nittse this subject state that the proposed kio.ks
will not only be adv to the city in afordng
increased light without additional expense, but will
also furnish novel and elegant stands for the sale Of
papers, &C., beside affording place of shelter for
The police, after II O'Clock p. m in stormy weather.
They will be of elegant for, the upper part glazed
ard provided with strong gas-lght aud excellent re-
fcctors and will be lighted every night I'LL midnight.
EJtr0 CLERK Hre.--A resolution adopted to
appropriate $3.50 to W. s. Pinckuey for services rem
doTed the Committee on Assessments for the present
year
similar resolution to pay Theodore $. NJ ns $50
for services Clerk 20 Committees of the BosTd of
Aldermen was concuned in.
The Indict,d CKy G0rer.ment.-Ths resolution 10
appropriate $500 for defending the suit agains. the
IomnoL CoaI ci OF 1857 brought up for concur
renee, but was lost.
The report If TIE Committee Wharves, &C., in
faver Of granting 70 L. Vanderbilt the privilege OF
constructing pier south Of Per No. |, North River,
was adopted.
Adjourned 10 Friday
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
THE LATEST By Tdegr7Yh.

IoNDON. Dee. IA. v.
12e Daily Ners city alticlel dated Sunday even
Ing. says
Tie funds to-dsy experienced slight anc'ua'ion,
snd the geners tendency downward. Consols
closei ut a De cte OF pr ceut so that TIE improve
ne,t which took place yesterday has bseu eni.roly
ast Iu nos, Of the other depar nepi- Of the Stock
Exchange the variations were on a limited scale n
large nun btr OF bills falling due 10 dag, the discoust
maIket was ysIy sctive.
Ahont fifty ihoussrd pounds "a gold w's Withdrawn
fIom the Sank ior expectation to the con'i4ert TIE
{ So 100 in gold by the Agiucourt came 10 Land to-
dsy and the hole tai for tie des,iust m.
II believed that the L lnOin gold by the West
lnda steamer Parana. Will hAewi-e be seat
away. Exchsnge at Bombay Appeals TO be
II lie more unfavorable. The Dover Cas-
tile with G33s 90O in gold has n"w been y days
At from Melbourne and the Marc Polo VIII
Ele $50 s. dSys. TIE whole Of tbs san OF t92o iOo
NAV now te COZ siier.d due.
The Foreign Exchanges this afternoon were firm;
g. regards paper Holland rates We're trii higher;
bills NeLra and Trieste, however, coutinue on de-
and.
Tie TINES City Article say, the funds open this
rnorrirg with good appearance bus late 10 the day
there complete change IL the market, ami ses-
rites Of several kinds weIc psssed or gaze. Ie uln-
.fe reaction was attributed 70 series of speculation
sales ON reports ot the dsaffscted condition Of
Lombaidy, coupled with the advertised state
uerts n 10 the tone Of France tDrafd Austria.
The fact of there being specie taken from The bank
nutwitnsianding toe delivery Of the amount by tn
Aainoour, likewise operated urfsvoraby. There Sas
increased demand for money to-day IN the 9 scount
market in Preparation for to-Torrow, the ih
IL the Stock Exchange loans are aburdantly offered
a,2 a. cent. Tie Times says that the Intelligence
from China impaired additional trmness t. the tea
market snd a good amount Of business has tsksr
Place dealers mani.sting genera coIti fence. Black
leaf Congou attract mach attention. c!osirg al id
higher: ccnnos CoDgou has advanced = lid,
TIE prces of Austrian Seeuilties a. N.ena. do not
irdica, any uIeasress with regard TO the state Of a
fairs at Milan the prospects of unffeodnr-s 10 any
other quarter. Tbe Five q Cent. are Very little De-
low the poin; at which they have stood for the past
week or Two, the teegrsphc quotation beng - So
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
TIE INDIAN EMPIRE SAFE.
ARRIVAL OF THs ARABIA AT HALIFAX.

By the American TelegrsPa Co.. Line NJ p Walls
HALHA1, THURSDAY, Dec. l6, 1873.
Tie Roya NAL steamship arabs, C-pt. Styre,
from Lv-rplol =, eek ck ths morning a. the IL
irst., arrived here at 10 O'Clock this evening. Her
dates are ore week later than those already received
TIE Arabia reports stropg wsster? gales during the
entire Iesssge.
Tie ttesn er KNnAk also left Liverpool ior New
York CI TIE ith iIst
Tie steamer Indian. frcm Q1ebsc, arrived al Liver
pool at C'cock or tie mo-r.Es Of ths y inst.
Ire steamer New.York fem New-York, arrived a.
Southampton 81 noon on the 81 inst.
The steamer kangaroo from New.Yo-s. rescted
Liverpool at O'Clock the morning Of tie 81 ios'.
TIE steamer Circes-isn, frem NeF.York via S:
johns. y. f., arrived az GALAXY on the 81 int.
TIE steanls' p Anil -sed from Southampton on the
1t from New York She took tie 70. oriog news:
Tie steamship Iadian Empirs reached Broad!
havep, Cooniy Mayo, on the 26,h Mt. All Vel on
beard. but her fuel exhausted ard portion Of her
cargo snd woodwc,k Consumed, and short Of prov.s
ions. Tie ship lad to for week, within day or
two's steaming Of Galway curing two furious storms.
Tie steamship Faton from New-iork arrived at
Southampton on the 2Sth ult.
The steamship America from Boston arrived a, Iiv-
reached SOUTHAMPTON the same day
An influential deputstiop Of commercial men had
waited on Lcrd Derby urge him to extend protec
tora,e over Sarawak. Lord Derby discouraged the
project.
james Davis & Sons, extensive leather and boot
exporters in London have IA ed lisbliie very
Siderable.
AL tie Epsli,h papers containing Montalenbsd's
al re VI mot sf1.u,d ,o er.ie~ Franc
The ten deputies Of Corfu hal prot ,tei again. the
ststenert that tie irhabi,ant. desire incorporation
with Great Britain, AMI say they wish annexation TO
Greece.
Tire Plussian elections rcsolied overwhelmingly in
favor of tie Ministry.
Tie Cham6e-s are almc-t entirely Liberal.
The telegraph between tae Dardsneiles, Sra, snd
Clio lad been success, fully laid. Trat between Craia
ard Egypt had been bsoksn.
An unsucce .sful attempt Rad been maze - assassi
nate the Kamsiksn at Bucharest, by means Of full
miDating she'll
Tie Calcutta msils of Oct. % ard the Hong Kong
rails Of Oct 3 reached England the 2Sta nit. Tie
{, phcOn at SwaJOw OF unprecedented VIOLENCE,
laying houses and even ;hng IN ruins, and trvog
ses high on lard About thGes tLousand Chinese "e7e
drowned, aud 90 sevefal Europeans.
The Cochin Chinese were concentrating 100000
ren around tie cspal againft the French and Span
sh forces.
Commissioner Reed and Bsron Grcs were al Japan.
The following is the news proper b. the ARABIA:
Tie bark Gcodspeed from Mobile, ca in collision
a, the Mouth of the Mesey VITA tue screw .te amer
GeIova bound for London. Both vessels were
r'ousv injured, and Rad to he run sgrou5d The
Goodspeec had FIVE feet of water in her hold
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
XXXVth CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
SENhTE---.WASniSGroN, Dec. 10, 1913.


Various petitions were presented aud referred
bin so as 10 provide for the election OF Governor,
Secretsry Judges and other officers by the Peop Tor
the tfn of two years. Referred 10 tine COMMITTEE on
I,tritofee
Mr.. WILSON also sointToduoed resolution, calllrgon
the President for information concerning the laodlng
By the yacht Wander,r the c. asst oi Georgia OF
cargo otslaves, which was adopted.
Mr. CLiNGMAN IN. c. attempted to bring up his
resoiu.lon to aorogate the Clayton-BuIwer treaty.
hr. MASON Nal, Chairman OF the Committee on
Foregn Affairs, Vas IN favor OF laying II ON the table
Its effect would be to make an issue with the Pre,i
dent. Tie day may come wlen il will require 10 he
ahrogeted either with without The assent of England.
But Do statesman would undertake. to do IL until he
than have looked far enough ahead 10 see where it
VIII land us.
If the tIesty be abroga.ed, il will place the two
countries ss they were before il was entersd into and
viii call an us 10 define the vague Moaroe doctrine
We have rcsson 10 believe even now that the tx.
executive is engaged in trying to avert the misauder-
standings under this treaty.
Mr. CLlNGMAE insisted thst from the Presidents
two messages il appeared that our progress had been
back ward in Central America for the last year and
that Great Britain was getting stronger every day
under this treaty and that ought 10 be put ont
the way; and then when occa-ion is offered sill
act IL that region. As go hal failed hltoerto ac-
cordng 10 tie President to get good treay either
ron Great Britain or Nicaragua, what ground was
there 10 hope that these parties would, bet yeen
Themselves, make such treaty as would protect our
interest
Some decided ground ought to be taken.
IL WIS useless 10 aait fox negotiation, because in
eight wears We have made no prN-css, and hence "
no one else did lie would make uogement Of prac-
nea pstuie TO relieve the country Of this restriction
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

MessTs. COLLANER aud SHIELDS generally sVp-
ported Mr.. Cling gmans vaws, but the Senate refused
to take up the snhiect-ieas - Nay ~.
TIE Pacific Railroad bll was thea taken up, ana
Mr BELL spoke 10 favor of il.
MI. TOWNSEND HARRIS wa, permitted by
resolution to receive certain gifts from tho Brtsh
GOveIrmeI
Mr. INERSON Ga introduced bill 20 give back
pay TO th" officers. .iuce reinstated who retrei
b. the NaVd Board.
Mr. FITCH novel that ten thousand copies Of tie
Presidents MESSAGE be printed.
The Senate Agricultural College bill was then made
the special order for Tuesday.
The Senate then cleared from off the clenii- ! y
edverre rrpors ard ind-da,ely postponed % bill-,
The unfinished business froU' last session.
= The Senate tlen adjourned ill Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

AsoTBLR Nav COUsrEKsEn.-A . O'Clock
lssi evening, yCuog vi, gave his name ss Paul
r. Sbearer pufchaed pound OF cancy at the store Of
II. y. Wild No. 4Jl Brosisay. end lelderei q coun-
t..iGh 3 bill on ths Western Bank OF p'nl.j'Iphis.
WI lie the cleik Of NJ. W. vas I.oaiog ~ tho couu.
t.rt.t ds'sc'or, messenger was oi-paichei - the
BraLdreh Hous to II toe bill was good, whsn the
Messenger 6i.covered that the bill WAS counterfeit,
and ii a. one Of them Rad also been parsed At the hotel
Il sbort to.e before On being acquainted with the
true character Of The bnl Mr. Wild arc-sted Soearsr
srd another eho Vas with him, but Mr.. w. was
only able 20 bold to Shrarer -ho was taken 20 the
Fl Est'h Ward Station House and - kei up. The bull il
pinned in green ink with two Indians overlooking
village on the left sud rsspiDg in the rignt-
bsrd lower ccmer. O.. VI Tcontmsn IL sgnsd ~
Cs-Lier ard fly. Patterson President. Several moro
Of the bills were paced IN stores ia Br)stway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

H.nrpxrry sr,iSG THE SiGHrs-An infisiial
from Hsr. N ns ned John Ray pisno forte maker.
f,A in company with three prostitutes named Sas.s
Dosue Ellen Smith sud Mary Marshall, on the corner
Of Broadway and osaro street, lot evening eboa. i0
o'clo,k, AID, while bs coGversng sith thon, Was
robbed Of god wsteh that presented TO him by
hi. employers. Discovering his ocs hv had t1s grs
arrested and they were taken to the Police HeA-
quarter, where Susan Dosne admitted the thef ana
sed she threw the watch into coal box the corner
of Grad and Elm streets, where il was susseqaeatiy
found by Officer Farley aad restored % the proper
oWIey.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
The Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS Thur, ,dag, Dec. 16, 1853.
Mr. Bowie = passenger bs the Overland Mail, ro-
ports the roads in good ccAoitiol from san Francisco
tc Fort Suiih.
Accounts from the Gila River mines src favorable.
Mr. Pardee. the expressmaD was met one day 90,
from Fod Smith, fifteen hons ahes-d of me. hs had
not aba doled the coach. No hostile ln.iscs were
seen
Tie Fart Smith Times Of the Srh says tdat one
huudred ard fifty recruits under Capt Caldwell, had
arrived fror ST. Louis. aud lsn on the Sh for Fort,
Wasl,ita Arbuckle and BE knap.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

Nj. VERNON FESTIVAL FusD.-The adveri-emen.
of the firs. days and evenings performance of to-
morrow Saturday, at the Academy, will be found ia
our columns. A sumptuous repast is proyiced. Al
the moet distinguished dramatic and musical artists IN
the city will take part in it. The performance vii
commence at 4! p. IN. The frs. performance to-n'r'
row is dramatic aud musical The second will be
dress ball on Tuesday and the third, monster con-
cert, Wednesday. 1t will be the greatest thing o.
the kind which hss ever taken place here.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
,ondent u TAe Pyoyidnr

FLORIDA CRops-A correspondent u The P,ovidar
and Georgian says;
"If it be deemed proper, the fact may be s.Atei
thst a farmer IN Washington County tbi. year msds
and has delivered Is si1 pounds Of Tobacco fiom
II acre # land sod to Gadscen County buyers st %
cents ronnd and thinks oss Of at e As. - per cent
was sustained by grasshcppers on good portion Of u.
He is now kckDg cotton first time gcttisg
average 600 pr acre sad was eaten of clean by
cs,.r,.iiars BY IL, q September. On the SAM kat
cf aud Predecessor gsnci 2,lOC poaIts pr scrc;
81 snch s,i can b. boDgt no~, nti- poor country,
at 81 or s. per acrel,rge 'e;,' '.uea:s, Jssoins
thinner Ispds, Tor ugcA scss.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
United States Supreme Court.

WAsHINGTON, Thursday, Dec. 10, ISJS.
No. 22.-Thomas Leggett, jr., ct al, vs.. BENJAMIN
G. Humphreys. Argument concluded for appellants.
No. % Ross Wnans agt The New.Yorl aud Erie
Rairond Company.-Argument commenced isr the
plar tifl and continued for the defendants.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

we.,~-n ! sds S. wh,e 90 6 ri 8 wsts s,g,h-ru tNa
= Cern~ns shiy owrr ana freely offered Mixes, aS 60
y Nelio- - Whi'- g. c5i :.
IlyiKPoOL PKOyIsIOss NARKET.-M-ssrs Rich
a-rso: S2clce Co Brse- AT.hs CO James MrH-nry
Co ard otlsi5 repi; Beef h-,yy al hoser, slIag' @
k- Pork s.ssfv Bacon er- bat ste.iy Lsrc hrn
p- rs.r a. g eGse h, sb.eare-tiv d,--rs.ei
- mar.e' TAie~-oa7isor' barely nAn'A--d Butchers
:. rrl'nsiy =
rc1rs qrct- du Pots ssL'ly low a.d ssat.
"a 50 Pesr,. S. a., ,Es,r dGE bu; s'"siy C7+-c
s'ese, Rec heavy a,d qnia'o' barely ni'a'.red To-
frm viii 81 ssTsn.- 0f tGc OF -oue e-er common Cou
I'D. Resin ,'escJ oommor 5G+ a. hne. lIse :.
Spirit Tlp~ tn --sdT e. 81 eGR r5ee % 20 Hde'
CD o. Z So, 20 Lii seed OIL unchsnstt.
Lo>Dos M,BSET.-Me--'s Barring Brothers qlo,e
BRE.DsTrIFs cal. Ersi:h WHkAr .h,htly oSer: Waite
z rs l. Bar. as sVCAs quiet bIt s,-ady. CoFFEE
s;esy. TE.-Slack Ccuzors soye .at .dit Lgher.
Cortou,, Ild- sPiErrs TvsrrSriss eul A. 81 Lis'
siED CAKEs il god demand. New-fO'k shipment {
so.;or .o FISH OiLs uacb,nsei OLIVE on slightly
sher LssEEo On auie; al p 3G! RICE heavy TAI
UAyKE MARsET Ter the week ending Nov. ~. inclu-
.vel-CorToS 6u: sales o. - 50 b1es sSck 900
tsss N-worlesrs Tres Oriirare Sf the manufacturing
gods ari prices f-. BgsADsTuFFs h.i lp
tendency At h- orenias Of the -~,s bat closed vita
quit COFFEE firm. WHALE OIL. 20 arrive. sish,v
iiEneE RICE heavy. SUGAR hFm LAID auisi NHALksoNE
frmcf.
LosDoS MoyFY MARKEr TIE Lon on Money
rr-ket wss Esrerslly urehsrsed.
Cors''wrr quoted Al tie close OF the 3D. a. 1s. for
/. L ~ ard account.
TIE tuen N the Bank Of Ensand lad decreased stCo0
AMFRICAN SECrR RITIIs.-MessIs. Baung. Brothers
c.. ote The srs-t for Aneean Securities q'ie'i 30
Mas.scl .etts S. dios
Msry!anc IS. .,
Prnsy,,sfia $. Bosds lsT7 noniua........... 81 90
virginia e. al 6 Bcnd.. So S5
Pernsyyaria central6' Is, mtg sso.......... %
Ilro!s C-n.Is - aIts ns'ed - the lowest rsti..
MtssI Bel c.. report 'he martet rally aslged
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

RrsToRED To DrIr.-Iluga MassfSoo, one OF tue
icrmer aid. 70 Chief Ms,s,ll cf The Municipal Poice
was ye'tesdsy appointed Mo'Iopoh an policeman.
ard cetal,d at the oaee OF Geuersi S1geI -aeAds-t
Tsimadge.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
Burning of a Steam FlOuring-'sill,

KAIANAzoo Mch., Thursday, Dec. 10, IoJS.
Alcotts steam hcuiins-Idll in ttis place was oe-
stroycd by fse last night. Loss $4,000 Insured
$1,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
FIRES.
fIRY IL THIRTY-FIFIH STREET.

At 81 O'Clock last even'ig Il fire broke ca IN n
shaIiy ccrucr Of Tniiyfth street and Tefih iSeaus
Damage eight.
FIRE IN STRING STREET.
At lCl clock last night fire occurred in the
basement OF buildin- No 320 Spring street., corner
of Greenwich, occupied b, T. IL. Jones, weaver. IN
cousequcnco of careessness with caodis. Diuste
abou. SEQ.
FIRE ELEVENTH STREET
Abont III o'clock las. Iig hi, the alarm for the tirf
Iisiric, was cau.ej by The bur ng of a wiodow car
tain at No. 100 Eleventh street. Of Grceneicn
av,ruc in the dwelling Of Co,rlas Hen Some
hing and fu Ditrio w,r3 dsibage'. Less 40 ut
SO; insured for $500 n the Brcadwey In. Igauce c..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

The STABBED PoLIcExas Officer DAVIDSON, VINO
is alleged was stabbed by Joe Coourn and Henry
Drake on Saturday evening last, much ost.sS yes
itrday. sud /. uoS pronouncei on, Of dsnso' D. ta7
si'eudii 2 yscisp. II Is Ii ught nov tAt Cehatn
NJ su!teld.r h.lssJ
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-08-19

VALUE OF STRAws.-L Large profits
are sometimes derived from small
business, especially in cases where
the money is to be paid by exquisites.
One of our exchanges contains the
following paragraph:
Nearly, if not all. the drinking sa-
looms in st. Louis, it is said, are, fur.
nished with straws for sucking Juleps,
by one man, who sells them for one
and half or two dollars a thousand;
from about two acres of land, on which
he grows rye annually, be sells about
2,400 worth of straws. They are
packed also in barrels containing a.
bout $4,000 straws, and shipped tt
New Orleans, st. Paul, and the inter
mediate places, and the demand il
increasing.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-08-19

GREEN Corn CAKE.-Tbis has been
one of our August Injuries, and it
will be in season all through Septem-
Der. 1t may be made of the sweet
corr or of any other kind; the sweet
varieties are best. Husk as many
as may be desired and without boil
ing them, crate off the corn. Stil
into this about two table-spoonsfUll
of -four for every dozen ears, and
also an egg previously well beaten
Add little salt, and very little
sugar; if the corn be sweet, ado
about two table-spoonsfull to the doz
en- ears. Let the whole be vel
stirred, and baked in a creased tin
basin or tin pan, for full hour, in q
hot oven. 1t is good without any
dressing, but may be eaten with but,
ter or cream, sc.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-08-19
District Chanccry Court for
Lincoln County.

hoOert Drenn .oa and others July Rules
Thomas Y. Wallace and others. io'o
.nN motion of compliments by their coun-
" sci, and it appearing to the satisfaction oil
the Clerk aud Master, that defendants, Eliza
beth Wiley, (widow of Hamilton Wiley, Ma
ry A. (minor child of Alexander Wiley, dcc.)
-Crowson and Sarah his wife, and Lavinis
Wiley, are non-residents Of the State of Ten
neSsee-lt is, therefore, ordered that publication
be made in the FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER, a
newspaper published in Fayetteville, Tonnes
see for four weeks in succession, command
ing said defendants To be and appear at or be-
fore the next term of the Chancery Court to
be holden for the county of Lincoln, at the
courthouse in Fayetteville, on the fourth
Monday i'm August next, and plead
answer or demur to complainants' original and
amended bills, otherwise the same will be ia
ken for confessed, and set down to be heard ca
parte as to them.
r. FARQUHARSON, E
| July 20, lS5S-4w. C7k. d M.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-08-19
InSOlyent Notice.

PURSUANT to an order of the Clerk Of
IL the County Court of Lincoln county, Ten
neseee, upon the suggestion of the adminis-
traitor Of the estate of Rebecca Baggerty, dec,
of the insolvency of said decedent's estate
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate, to present them to
the Clerk of said Court, properly authcutica-
ted, on or before the 7ih day Of Janu-
ary next, for pro rata distribution, or they
will be forever barred.
MOSES CRUISE,
Adns'r, trh ste VIZ amazed.
July IS 1853.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-08-19
Boot and Shoe Shop

|fGlHE subscriber has opened Shop, ~a,r
Il near the north invest corner of the III
Square, one door west of Webb & Nc -.
Phails. and is prepared with GOOD MATERI-
AIS to manufacture to orderall kinds of Boots
and Shoes, whether of fine or coarse quality.
His work shall not be excelled for STRENGTH,
DURABILITY and NEATNEss, and will be war
ranted. All orders promptly attended to, and
PRICES MODERATE. Particular attention paid
TO the manufacture of LADIES' SHOES, and
their measures taken at their residences, il de-
sired. REPAIRISG attended to with CARE
TERMS, CASH. n. NJ. DUSTON.
FayeyerNe, May 6--Gm.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-08-19
TENNESSEE EMALEC0LLEGE
Under the patronage Of Tennessee
Annual Conference,

"HIS Institution is located at I'D
Il Franklin, Tenn. in the midst AH
Of healthy and beautiful country. M2
The moral and religious tone of the m"
community is unsurpassed.
The government of the boarding family is
parental, and the moral, social and intellectual
improvement of the pupils is carefully attend
cd to.
The fourth session Of this young institution,
which is destined to take high rank among the
colleges of the South, commences on the first
Monday, 9th day of September, under the
presidency and direction of G. w. Calender,
A NJ, late President of Soule Female College.
Thc Trustees congratulate themselves and
the patrons in having secured the services Of
Mr.. Calender, who is practical teacher, hav-
ing been engaged in his calling nearly fifteen
years. His ability to impart instruction and
to discipline The youthful mind is well evinc-
ed by his success in conducting the institution
whose presidency he has just resigned as we'll
as by the testimony of the many persons who
have enjoyed his instructions. His assistants
are ladies of much experience and devotion to
their calling. Most of them have been con-
nectcd with the college from its incipiency,
and won high character and place in the es-
TEEN and confidence of the community.
Under so accomplished Faculty, the Trus-
tees take pleasure in recommending this insti-
tuition as first class Southern Boarding School
to all wishing their daughters thoroughly edu-
Gated and accomplished.
For further particulars and terms apply tc
JNO. MARSHALL, President of Board o.
Trustees, or NJ. L. ANDREWS, Secretary.
Prof. c. gives the following references:
Maj. j. B. Palmer, Hon. Charles Ready
Col. L. A. Keeble, Rev. j. r. Plummer, and
Trustees of Soule Female College, Murfrees-
boro. 81.
Col. Head, j.. j. Turner. Esq, and Rev
Robert Hatton, Gallatin.
Ex-Gov. VIM. B. Campbell, Col. Rober
Haitian, Rev. j. f.. White, and Rev. l..
Bryan, Lebanon.
Col. Jas. Hamilton, Col. A. G. Rogers, DIR
II. Ragland, Robert Bell and Benjamin Win
ford, of Wilson county,
Rev A. S. Riggs, Rev. w. d. F. sawrie
r. A, Rozzel, and James P. johnson, Esq, o
Williamson county.
July 20, 1885.