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PHI o N o G. r A P II Y

Is so simple plain that child of seven years of
age learn it with ease, and is delighted with it, 1t
easily read and learned, and should therefore
be taught before common Writing, and common Wri-
ting Is much more easily learned after Phonogra Apply
has given the habit OF accurate observation. For
quickening the perceptions, and awakening all the
faculties al the mind, no other branch compare
with il, and children who early learn this abOr-sav
ing Art, will have greatly the advantage life
those who are ignorant OF IL. IL has been peatedy
been practically, tested by able School aud Legsa-
tive Committees. The able Superintendent Of the
Philadelphia High School, 4. :. Heart, says:
These who have not entirely mastered the Art
still use IL is at their command taking notes
partly in Photography, and partly in long hand
There is not hour in the day, class IN the
school, out OF Divis on H., IN which do not the
students using this Art and with practical advan-
tage."
II it is useful the children of Philadelphia.
why should those of Nashville be without ~ Tie
making of few marks the black board is not
teaching this beautiful Art AS well might Music
Geography be attempted TO be taught without books
maps, &c
Nr. ID. is amply prepared with books, not only for
instruction, but both English and American Books for
extensive course OF Photographic Reading, and
with extensive Panoramic Illustrations for teaching
Those who wish 10 JOIN Mr. D's class will be greatly
benefited by DONG Immediately, as IL viii allow
them a more extended course Of Reading.
Room the Store OF }. H. McGiu-
S-tf
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MONDAY, MARCH %. 1859.

g Hon. JoEN BELL reached this city on
Saturday morning. We have not seen him.
within the last ten years, appear in better
health. Mr.. BELL now returns home and to
private life after political career nearly as
long and quite as able and consistent as that
of any of our living statesmen. But as the
times go, the involuntary cessation of his
public labors may be justly considered trib-
ute TO his virtue. Long may he live in the
enjoyment of health and the respect and ad-
mration of his countrymen.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-28

-AwFUL DEATH.--We are panied 90 learn
that on the I'D inst, Joseph Kidd, second
son of our worthy fellow citizen, John Kidd,
three miles northwest of Lawrenceburg, met
with a terrible accident that ended his life
in a fearful manner. He was riding a mule
which had on gears, and his foot becoming
entangled in the gear, he was thrown off, the
chain being fastened to his legs, he was
dragged near a mile and a half, and kicked
to death and horribly mangled. His body
finally became fastened to a log and thus
the mule was stopped.-Lucrsacebln Journal.
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The Postomce Departments.

We yield large proportion Of our space
to-day to. the letter of the new Postmaster
General, and the able review of the Fahject
by the National bsteHigeHeer. We can easily
see that an extra session of Congress would
be highly desirable to the Postmaster General
in order to show the precise condition of the
Department at the time he takes charge oft
but it appears that it would not suit the
4 majority OF the Democratic party"
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Letter OF aise Postsn aster General
WASHINGTON, March q, 1853.

WAsHINGrON, March Il, 1907.
SIR | have Just learned that it is the de-
Termination of the President not to call all
extra session of Congress, and in view of this
aud of the failure OF the Postnfiice alpro-
priation bill. should be glad to learn what
course of administration is proposed hy the
Department for the relief of its creditors,
aud especially il any provision is contem-
plated for extinguishiug its liabilities which
have already matured and are now payable.
have the honor TO be, very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
GEO. MATTiNGLY,
Sup't Potomac Steamboat Company.
uol. JOS. Holr, Postmaster General
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-28

re- The Knoxville Rsyssisy Is in extaries
over the recently constructed democratic
platform. u ssys -the apparently angry eis-
msuts OF differences aud dizseasions which
Lad condensed into dark cioud about The
teai of Democracy, was dispesiea on The arst
appearance % The principles Of the ancient
faith % the fathers. like miss belore the san-
No one eoniended Tor alsra Views, or Tor the
expression Of oplnioa In detail in tbs plat
form Of leadiag doetFlne- "a sord, Desc
cay ssas tsAzpAanf.a That Is FefFeshlag-
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
March n, 1859.

Sin: In answer to the inquiries contained
in your note, just received, | beg TO submit
the following statement:
Congress. Tor She first time since the organ
ization of the Cover nment, has expired with
out having made appropriations for the ser
vice of the Postoiiice Department during the
next fiscal year. which will commence on the
lst of July. Had the members OF the next
Congress been elected from all the States. the
President might on the 4ih OF March have
called an extra session. aud this omission OF
th, late Congress might have been thus sup
piled This was, however. impossible with
out DISTINGUISHING the people OF nearly halt
of the States of the Union which had not
elected meInlpers. Al that date there were
fifteen States without Representatives. New
Hampshire has since elected; Rhode Island
and Connections will elect ia the beginning
OF April; Oregon in the beginning of June;
Virginia ON the fourth Thursday of May;
Kentucky, Alabama, North Carolina, aud
Texas in the beginning OF August; California
early la September; Georgia, AisslsslpPi, and
Minnesota IN the BEGINNING OF Oetob'f; and
Louisiana and Maryland not until the first
Monday and "Wednesday In November. THIS
is most unfortunate. There ought To be no
interval when full Congrcss could not be
convened, aud IL IL hoped that there never
will be one hereafter.
Had the appropriation bill which failed
made proyisio. only for the fiscal year com
mencing on. the Ist of July next, there wond
Obviously have been no necessity fDr snextra
session. The iirst quarterly service OF COZ
tractors foe that year will no. have bern
performed. 50 A. 10 entitle them to pay, naill
the fret ol October; aud by the terms OF their
contraets-those for railroad routes only ex-
cepted-sixty days more must elapse b,iofe
their accounts can be finally settled, which
would postpone the day of payment I'LL the
frat VI Dee Inber within le~s than week
from the regular meeting OF Congrss- ii II
shonld b-. deemed advisable. CoDgrsss might
be convened for the middle u November, In
,Inpl time 10 provide for the payment OF
what wall b. dale contractors Tor tbs nrst
quarters sergjcs of lbs "a II hsca year. b--
f.r. II wi.I'be Ia fact payable. This state
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-28
Alfred Marks. ESQ. says.

'fMy wife has been sorely afflicted with Dyspepsia
for the last year During this time she had used
many medicines which seemed TO aggravate rather
than remove the disease that almost despaired of
her recovery Living in the country, she enjoyed all
the advantages Of pure air and exercise, yet each
day she seemed to be enfeebled With some
difficulty persuaded her TO take your Holland Bit
ters, which happy to state, has completely cured
her" @s mar22-lw
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PENN

MR. DOI.BEAR teaches a neat, chaste STYLE of Wri
WI ting Tree from those ridiculous afec that
sould disgrace Merchants books, and that tend
much to destroy the steady movement that produces
a uniform style of Writing.
His system is such that pupils SUCCESS will be in
exact proportion to his adherance the principles
taught; aud Mr.. DOlbear does not wish iujure
reputation by having any pupils except such will
ieaI and adhere u those PRINCIPLES which his long
experience has shown him Will guide unerrngly
success.
Mr.. ID will never resort to the deceptive course Of
cutting Catfish and BuZzirds'' TO induce pupils to
JOIN his class, VIII he his prices down
below that of a pectIble ''shoe black. He knows
that Merchants only be sustained by living profits
their Goods, and that services Of competent
Teachers can only be had Tor fair COM ensatIon.
Tue idea of being taught t0O Sciences for dollar is
simply ridiculous Those who have recently expert
enced the falacy of such pretensons and are now
paying Mr.. D. for teaching the branches tell
which is teaching and economy, and which
than a useless waste OF time.
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Chancery Court at Nashville.

A the Office 81 the Clerk and Master of the Chan
~ Gerry Court At Nashville, on the 25th day March
lS59, motion Of complainant, by counsel m
the above cause, and Il appearing Ia the satlsfac
ton OF the Clerk and Master, that the said defcn-
dant. r. y. HUOHns, Is non resident of the
State OF Tennessee, and therefore the ordinary process
OF this court cannot be served upon him tvs therefore
ordered by the Clerk aud Master that publication be
made weeks fn succession in the Nashville Pa
uiot a newspaper published ia the city of Nashyiil"
requiring the said defendant o. appear AZ the next
term the Chanoery Court 20 be holden Tor the eouE
% nav dsun the courth house thereof IA the ciy
OF Nashville, the first Monday In May next and
answer said bill, the same viii be taken
for confessed as 10 him and set down for hearing
paTte. JNo- D. eifANE<s
mar2s-w4t Prs fee s. Clerk Master.
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Houoway,s PiI,-Y

HoIIoway,s PiIls.-when the flesh wastes,
the strength declines, the liver becomes torpid, and
the bowels irregular, Indigestion is the primary
cause. In all such cases HoIoways Pills an i'm
mediate, never failing cure. mar22-lw
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NERSCNEIlII EEN'EON.
Teacher of Violin and Guitar.

COURSE of twelve lessons on the Violin, sl2 90
- :" :" Guitar, 10 90
LADIES' attended at their residences Gentlemen at
his room, Union and American Building, whore orders
may be leit; also, al either of the Music stores.
mar2T-lws
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n o Il &c l. l..
Clover Seed.
Administrators Notice.

VNHE underslgnei having obtsined letters o. Ad-
l. mini tratiln on the estate 0f ROBERT KING, de-
ceased the March f~Fm 1859, 81 the County Court
Of Davidson county tbs - To notify ali persons who
may be indebted g. said estate 20 come forward and
make payment without dclAy, and those having
claims against the same to present them, duly
hcutlc TED within the time prescribed by lsN or
they viii be barred. SARAH r KING,
mars2-lm Adn'x OF Hubt King, drcid
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NEW OOA -.
'wHAr WILL HE DO WITH TTf'' novel. by Bu
wer.
AUTocRAr OF THE BREAKFAST TABLE, by
Holmes.
ERIC; or, Little by Little, by F. W. Farrsr.
THE AFTERNOON OF UNMARRIED IIFE.
ETHEL's LOVE LIFE; novel, by Margaret J. n
sweat.
Captain Mayne Reeds Western scenes aud Adven.
HUNTERS FEAST; or conversations around the camp
IRE. Elegantly bound In cloth, with eight original
illustrations. limo. 81 rs.
THE SCALP HUNTERS, adventures among the
Trappers. Elegantly illustrated with eght or snnaI
designs
THE WHITE CHIEF, Legand Of Northern Mexico.
Elegantly illustrated with eight ignai designs by
Orr l2mo. - IS.
THE RIFLE RANGERS, or adventures in Soathern
Mexico, I'm elegantly illustrated. 81 IS.
THE WAR TRAIL or the Hunt OF the wild Horse, l.
mo. elegantly illustrated. 81 rs.
THE QUADRoON, or a Lovers adventures in Louis
lana, l2mo. with eight elegant illustrations. 81 IS.
With man sthers just received by
r. HAGAN
mar22 Market St
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nem Aopertisemfnts.
Shirts and underwear.

yXTE are now receiving superb assortment Of
w Shirts, of the latest patterns warranted TO fit
WELL and to be made in first style. Also, every
variety of seasonable Underwear Of silk, Isle
Thread Cashmere, MerinO, Cotton, Muslin, &c, &c.
for sale by az J. H.. ACGIIL.
mar2S-H -..- f" r--a-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-28

CONSISTING Of some 81. ghe ucst valuable fInil
u les ever offered in the NassyIe raarkst, and .
good lot % yoCng men and women, boys and girls.
lNIE<
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Dressing Robes.
Shirt Collars.

lust to hand a variety of Robes de Chambre at va
a rious prices. J. H. MCGILL.
mar2S
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Dissolution of Partnership,

II October last ] sod my interest tie basne-s
u ~ IL HAYNES CO to ny pa lIsrr, Nf, T.
J. LriEs Agreeable q Size terms ~ te saie
remain with him until the afst 81 Narh frsfu ttat
an Q. We vii contnue ti4e huzasess L osu nagae.
lie aloae Il authorized seItle the bass ~ che
urm attn thankful - nly friends Tor LIBERAL pa
uonage received. Il. ii. HAYNES.
If
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-28

Second Appearing, with Biographies Of Ann Lee Jas
Whitaker, j. Hocknett J. Meacham and Lucy Wright
BY F. W. Evans. l vol. lsmo
ONWARD; Or, The MOUNTAIN CIAxRERERs-
Tale Of Progress. By Jane Ann winscom. vol.
limo. .-L -
Looking Upwards; Coin and Jeanne: The Family
az Aeyne; on on and Away; Endeayorng; Ed
ward Arnold; Poor, yet Noble: Lille Harry; Poor
Jamie Clark Fields White unto the Harvest; The
Sand Huts; The Drunkard's Cottage; The Infants
Ministry; stand STILL Old Moses Little Anah; The
Rocky Glenn; Salome: Widow Mcleod; Staia and
Iona; Clouds and sunshine; Faiths Conflict; Faiths
Victory; Reunion; summer Days; The Fading Flow
er; The Unexpected Arrival; Wedding Day; The
Mountain Tops Appearing; Fastening On; The Sire's
Birthday; The Summit Gained.
ACES FROM THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF SID
NEY, LADY MORGAN. i vol, l2mo.
From the London Atheneuml
ssThis volume brms with sense, eleverness aud hu-
NOR. lively and entertaining collection OF great
mans thought and uick woman's observation; a
book TO be read for ment and 20 be sought
hereafter for reference
From the London Daily News1
"a charming Book. 1t is long since the reading
fascinating collection eff wit, anecdote and gossip. 1t
is delight "reminiscences Of brilliant past told by
of the best wits still extant."
w. T. BERRY & CO., Public square
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M. C. BRUCE,
Auction l. Commission Merchant,
Corner Cedar and Cherry sts.,

ID EsPECTFUIIY solicits eonsignments OF Merchan
II disc Il all classes Satisfaction given 70 consign
ees and purchasers nearly possible. CunslgU-
OF goods this market will and my
well lifted up and the goods Will be sold without
lay and the money pail forthwith
S.B-<o goods bought or sold Oh my own arooL Mt
Charges reasonable aud liberal advances made on
cunsg mar2S
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Fourth Congressional District.
We are authOrized to announce ". B. STOKES, Of
DeKaIb candidate fer ,ugress in the Fourth Con-
gressional District. mar25-td
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D ECEIvED this day every variety of Shirt Collars,
H Of the best quality.
MARES j. d. MoGITI.
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Combs, Brushes. Umbrellas,
DORTE MONNIFS, Buck Purses, RaZors, Turkish
Il Towels, &c, and variety of other things, re-
ceived and tor sale by
J. II. MCGIII.,
Furnishing and Fancy store,
mar25 Corner of Square aud College street.
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Ties, Stocks and Gloves.

list received choice lot of Neck Ties, Stocks
81 Gloves, Pocket Han. kerchiefs, Suspenders, &c.
embracing all the latest styles, TOR sale by
mar2S ]. II. MCGILL.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, Wilsford & Co.

On Tuesday, March goth. 1859,
yNTE will ofeT FOR cash IN front OF our Warehouse
w No. Market Street., a large assortment Of
Fresh and Choice Groceries, comprising in part the
following articles viz:
100 hhds. Ia. Sugar; 100 boxes Tobacco yAri
100 bags RIO Coffee: Gus brands. ~
100 . Iaguy ra Coffee; 200 boxes So Par Soan-
80 bills New M0lasscs; 200 - Palm Soap:
80 = bbis. do; 100 - FoN's starch;
so hbls Crushed 4 Pow. 100 Moods do.
dcrcd Sugar; 200 dozen Rronns 5;
500 hbls. Cln'ti- whisky 400 boxes star Candies:
70 = Newsom do: 100 Taiow DO.
SO Rebnson CO. do; so = and y bbis. Gran
so - old Bye & Bour- berries.
bon Whisky: 500 dog Painted fute,s.
- = lipeS Bfan'y; 100 boxes W r. and T. n
Is bhlS Water aud Rut- Cheese.
= Ter crackers; - bags Pepper:
700 Negs Nails assorted, 300 Rcams Wrap. Paper;
200 cases Cove oyStcrs 20 Gases Sardnes,
SOC, oOo assorted Cigars:
VIVA many ut.cr article too L. iious 10 mention.
CARTER, wIlSFnRp 4 co
ulh-+-td No Market street
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Wheel BarrOWs.
Firty Negroes FOR Sale.

~ ARpEV and Railroad Wheel T,arrows IN hand
I Il ana for sale by 4. n. uICn EY
ruafgJ-tf as Market street.
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Canes! Canes!

I UST received large assortment of Canes OF
q WhalebOne, Ebony, Gutta Pereha, Hickory, &c,
for sale by j. ii. MCGILL.
mar2S
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Those tender leaves that yester' even,
In elushing 1--we so sweeily spread.
And with sweet perfumes filed the air,
Nor Serves corruntIOn for a bed.

Blend, Oh, thou beauty with thy treas
ured charms, the Christian graces Lay the
mirror that reflects thy pretty face, and which
you so much love to gaze upon, aside. and
hold up to thy mind the mirror of religion
and obedience to God. Let it reflect the
most obscure corners of thy heart; then
pluck up the weeds that have spronted there,
and nurse tenderly aud carefully the flowers
that nature gave thee at thy birth, and as the
moon lends light to darkness, SO will they
add happiness TO thy life.
NashVilIe, 7snH., NGrch &c, 1859.
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New Publications.
w. t. ERRY s CO.
HAVE JUST RECEfFED

HAVE JUST RECEIVED
SHAKERS: Compendium Of the Origin, History,
Principles. Rules and Regulations, Government and
Doctrines Of the United Society Of Believers in Chrsts
Second Appearing, with Biographies Of Ann lee, Jas.
Whitaker, j. Hocknett, j. Meacham and Lucy Wright.
BY F. w. Evans. l vol Ismo.
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Notice 60 Warmers.
NEG no ES.

FrwHTf f4krty foang Negroes. cpnslsttag -
L xafs and ElFts. tasn 4ae NssnFa. Shsse Aestoes
uss hes.sia .es. !. . HANAtss, @ksat.
nzsF<s-u nzAs ~. y cess@F a.
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ONWARD; Or, The MOUNTAIN CIAxBERERs-
Tale Of Progress. By Jane Ann winscom. l vol
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-29

Business Cards, not exceeding six lines, insid.
1it, otherwise sic.
Funeral Hsaoes II %. obitaariss, seserdine
to space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
Aboye rAtes.
Advsrtissnsnts lsadsd And placsd uHdsr the
hcsd OF "Special Notices." doxbie fAs ordinary
Safss.
Special Notices in the Local Column - cents
Per line. @s8 sssr~ s- I'M 80
Advsrtissnsats ardssed on he insiae exelu-
nvsiy In the Datly, altar She Arst tvo weeks,
~ per oent- more than the above FAtes
Al! fraastesf adsevfssem<Mfs sssf Dc paid for
IN adssscs- This rule will not be varied from
when the advertiser uses the weekly aloaa.
The pr1ce VIII be the same % In the Daily
Where the Daily snd Wsskly ere both used,
- Per cent. win be deducted from the aggre-
gate amount.
UAdsr the present system, the advertiser
pays 30 much for the space be occupies, the
changes being chargeabls for the composition
only. This plan 10 now generally Adopted
Our eAafs Tor ehanges Will be fs cssts per
square.
~ In ALI cases where advsetiseusrts are
disoontinusd bsfnre the expiration Of the year
or the time contracted for, they will be charged
up st eur regalsr ratss for the time actual
ly In.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-29

Dr. Hicks, In rsnswing his card to the pablie,
would sAll attsntien 70 new styls of "PlAts
Work, which 10 pseuliaSly adspt4d 70 AT, irrsgu
lar, and otherwise didcuit jsws. TIKI improve
msnt has bssn testsd thrss ysAn aAd has sustained
III early promise of Aling : real want In plats
work. The work In nov worn by many Of our most
prominent citissns, who give II hearty approval,
and to whom he II permitted to refer those intsr-
eatcd.
DR.. II. il also mounting "Continuous Gum
work, . Block" work, and ordinary "Gold pAts''
work, tor which he has superior stock OF msts-
rial. He ID prepared 10 6li tssth with Gold Foil,
Adhesive Gold" and ''Chrystal Gold, IN tho most
thorough md durable manner.
ln view u the striAgsncy In money matters
some alisstoa TO rnacas may not be improper -
whiis, on the hand DR.. FL. helcses 10 he the
better policy, - we'll the honsster course, moi
70 work at al than TO work 1t prices that viii ns
osssitats inferior work on the other hand he d
wifltngto conform In his charges to the lowsl
standard u rsnsneration that other ocsupation,
have suffered.
With fifteen year, experience, = thorough dsvo
tion TO his profession, and m earnest desire :,
please, he ID determined TO merit, and hopes to 70
osivs, continuation Of the liberal patronage here
tofors enjoyed.
JulyIl-dkw