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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-14

ELECTION BIZ TEE CRY COUNoIL.-The bill to re-
organize the night p ice, having passed both boards
and received the sanction Of the Mayor, the City
Council proceeded last night to ell by election the
Offices created by the BILL with the following result.
GaPtam.-James Everett 10, John A. Petty A.
First Lieatsnant-W. E McAlister; no eppO-
siiion.
Second Lisrtsnaat.-w H. sturdivant; no OpPO.
sition.
PoIicsueH-The following gentlemen were cleo
ted: John Bsugh, r. N. Csvitt, w. W. Calvert,
W j. Harrison, W. H. Lanier, Joel S. Phillips,
Sam. ]. Starke, A. C. Tucker, W. Marlborough,
Fred Msrshall R. c. Allen, Alexander Brannan,
R. NJ Watson, John Davis, W. H. CrOsthwail and
VIM, Hughes.
There we're sixty sven candidates, we believe,
and FIVE ballots were had before the sixteen police
men were elected
TAX AssEssoR-The bill providing for the apN
pointment of Assessor having been approved by the
Mayor, the election gone into with the following
result: ListOn Stone Is; Thomas J. Halle 10.
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REMOVAL.
JAMES ID. LEHMER a. CO.,

TTAVR removed their large commodous Warehouses
Nos 81 and g. West Second street, between Vine and Race,
OF their old stand where they prepared
purchase sell all kinds Of Produce and Merchandise,
d. a general Commission and FsrWariing Business
Consgnments Orders will prompt personal
ii = Refer 10 Nashville Merchants generally
Cincinnati. Jan. 4. ian9-lm
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The keeper of the standard weights and measures
for Davidson county, Will be found at the eslablsh>
meut of Messrs. P. W. Maxey Co, No 46 South
Market street.
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value Of the Pike Peak Gold.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13 The Superintendent of
the Mint, after careful assay, Gays that the Pike
Peak gold dust is worth nearly twenty dollars an
ounce.
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JEwELRY-Jas NJ. Reeds auction sale of fine
Jewelry, at BemOyille Bells old stand will close
to>day. The finest ewelry has been reserved to the
last, but will be positively disposed of to>day
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A PPLES! APPLES :! --Just received a supply
N Green Apples, very fine. ApplyUO
r. R. BOYD,
janli-4t -, Market street.
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DIE. ]. ~. TOUT.

NTANTED TO HIIEE.--A negro woman without
Wv incuinirtnce For a first nurse,
liberal price will be paid Apply this Office. anll-3r"
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!. Z. T sTRArrOs.
MORRIS 4 STRATTON,
WHOLESALE GROCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Dealers in Foreign IL Domestic Liquors,
NO. II MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
ENTE in receipt Of large and well assorted stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors. &C. to which We invite the attention
of the trade.
400 hhds Louisiana Sugar, al grades;
$50 %l, n y and Baltimore Crushed Sugar all grades
as % Do % cons ss and Extra do %;
COFFEE.
$500 bags choice Baltimore Coffee;
100 do do LasuyTa do.
MOLAssEs.
900 bbs choice Rsboled doasses;
$40 q bbls do do do;
Al kegs st. Louis Syrup;
100 do La. do.
TIN PLATE.
200 boxes J. C. lOxI4 Tin;
SUNDRIES.
$50 boxes Star Candles
200 DO Summer do
800 do St. louis and Mem. Soaps;
100 do Starch;
so cases Tea;
100 boxes Boston GrCura Pepper;
50 50 do do do do s sPiSs;
100 do superior Carb. Soda, papers;
STo casks de do
casks Dutch Maider;
10
~ tierces Rice;
100 dozen Painted Buckets;
l25 DO WashbOsrs:
30 nests Tubs;
100 dozen BrOoms;
1O,OOu assorted Cigars;
ljI bales Smoking Tobacco
2JU boxes Tobacco, all grades Va. brands;
500 kegs pure White Lead;
rs kegs Shot, all sizes;
80 cases Mason's Backing;
5000 bags fine Liverpool Salt
1910 hbls Kanawha de-
$40 boxes Glassware
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia Whisky;
600 do Raw Ohio do
30 do old Country dc;
$50 do Smiths old Reserve 10;
100 do Old Bourbon do,
SO do do Rye do;
30 Old Port and Malaga Wine;
80 do A N. Gin;
pipes Holland Gin
10 Old Cognac Brandy;
100 cases St. Julien ClaI1t Winei
40 baskets Champagne, extra
1900 cases Brandy
300 packages Domestic Brandy;
300 barre Cider Vinegar;
j,nii H. 0 NORRIS & sTRATToN
Time sale of Groceries, at Auction by
HARRIs, GORDON & COMPANY.
ON TUESDAY next jan H. 1851 We will offer tor sale At
800 hhds n. 0. Sugar, all 50 bSs Lanshorn & Sons
%, b. Ssai.. Rio Coffee 50 bx, o o'IG Ro,ebod do
500 bbls Deans Whisky; 50 do Keene & Smiths do
500 bxs No. ! Soap; loo reels Cotton Rope;
100 30 CaHdles 50 bbls Vinegar;
800 bhls New Crop MOasses;
With many other article.
TERMS An under $500 csshall $500, sixty
DAYS for approved endorsed notes, payable in bank.
JauII-td HARRIS GORDON & CO.
N, :. EAEIN, DIX
D. SAKIS, sAMUkL
WIN. s. EAKEN a CO.,
WHOLESALE
DRY GOOD S,
r. 4 w. Eakin & Co.
SUGAR hhs strictly prime cL3ics
ana Sugar; landing and Tor sale low for cash by
CARTER, WILLSF0RD & CO., 80
japl Ne. 5, Market street.
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the hair snarle shrivele harsh and dr. still
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INV YoRx, July IS, Is57.
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Since using Hair Restorative ny hair and whiskers which
almost white Gradually grown dark: and now feel
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PROP WoOB-About years ago ny hair commenced falling
81 turning gray becoming bald, and had tried
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o. j. WOOD& Co. Propretors, 3l2 Broadway, New York Gin
the great n. Y Wirs Railing Eabskmsn and ia Market st.
st. Louis. No.
Sold BY al good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
nov23-i&u lyins
ABRAM CONLET,
Successor % ConlsS e Josasoa.l
MANuFhcIuRER
TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET-IR0N WARES,
II EEPs constantly hand all kinds Cooking Heating
Stoves Ornamental Plain Mantle Crates. Also all
Copper Sheeron Work done for Steamboats,, Roll
ing Mills, Furnaces ROuhdries, Factories, &c,
No. 10 Broad and 81 south Market Sts.,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
III All those indebted the Of COuleyA ether
by account WiIl please f0rwardtl sinme.
sisy, IS further indulgence IL mPessbls.
July 80 leSs-Wa As
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JOHN LEILYETT. MN n s,,y,z
LELLYETT Il SMITH,
nos 10 AND II SOUTH AARRE7 STREET,
importers Of and Dealers in
Fine BrandieS and Wines, VyhiskyS,


Fine Brandies and Wines, Vyhiskys,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals.
F@A We beg leave to call the attention Of our FSe
t friends and the trade generally. TO our large Esa
- and we'll selected stock Of the above articles
just received, embracing in part;
RrandIes.
sarzerae, (lsiCl Alex. seisnette
Otsrd' Dupuy, very fine; United Society Propretors
jules Robin; Raynal and Alussee
With many other brands
Wines.
Clarst, teyery grade) Madeira;
Port, do Do Champagne, (ycry dne)
Ola Sherry Pure Imp. Malaga.
TObaccos.
Adam No. Tenn: Hannah:
Lilly Dale. de- B Potter;
CT Wills; Corner Stone:
Richardson; W North.
Tyreana DeR0sa:
Beverly: Peaches an6 Cream twist;
Johns Twist: silver Flake:
Rough and Ready; Gold Lump
silver Roll; Langh0rne 4 Armstsad;
Claiborne 4 Talaferre; Pine Apple;
And many ethers
Cigars.
EsrelIa; La RssarIatta.
Columbia; Iulport4,t Ioplres-
Estrella Primera; la saIvadoia;
Intro dc Oroihi Imported Solacs;
Concno kegaliai d R=aselTode;
La Silva: do Prucins-
La Prueba, Imp do Trabueos
La Saza' DO Ia Hguens
La DIANA do Gift
Embracing every grade
eet2 LELLVET a SMITH.
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Magnificent scheme!
EACH SATURDAY IN JANUARY.
wEoLE TICKETS $40. HALVES g: QUARTERS 49,.

A Circular showing the plan OF the lse-
tericS will be sent So any one DESTROYS OF
receiving it,
tf,a f,Tf,.r s-l.f,Y. 50 III.
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NTEWSONI,S CELEBRATED VYHSIRY...Iu
and for sale 30 barrels Of Newsoms celebrated pure
Whisky. MIZELL HOOPER & co.
HBRANDIES AND WHNES.--We have in store a
large assortment of fine Braudes and Wines which
Offering at great bargains. NIZELL, HOOPER & CO.,
ianl3 Nos Gand Market street
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HAVING returned to Nashville, again his
citizens and thssc Of its vicinity in the branches OF
dis profession.
once g. Nsrh Cherry Residence No a.
~ 4rket street, janll-3t
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Rock City FIiIIss--J 2. BAU1LdN6 co., Proprf
stors. J. = BAUMAS CO., Manufacturers Of ROCK CITY
FLOUR win pay the highest price all times Tor Wheat and
Corn their Mills, Of Line and Cherry Streets Nash
Prices of FEOurRrcn andaer this daIe nhi further
Extra Family Flour, 81 90 Fine Bran zoe
I r,Ss tiopl' 90 Coarse sr Bran Bran, Sc
MiddIings, So Corn Meal enshsl' 70'
Shorts, 70
the city free Of caare Wien selling BY the quantity their rate
Of discount Is u per cent nun ''' j. E BAUMAN CO.
Anv one wanting Fleur Bran Meal, &C. from Rock CITY
Mills will End Order Box at the Post vlce and at W. H.
Gordon Co.'S warehouse, where the calls four times
eaet dav ldec II J. L RAUMAM 4 CO.
TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY.
yEyENNEssEE Division, Temperance
~ Saturday night at Temperance Hall No 53abeVe csege
street, near the square. A. NELSON.
H. K PECK.
JAMES CLAIBORNE. -.s :
TTF0PIAN Temple of Honor No 81 every Friday eve
A. n BRADSHAW W. CT
ROBERT BRUCE, W.T..
v. H MORROW, W. r.
NASHVILLE Temple Honor So meets every Wednesday
W. a. wHERRY, W. c. t.
L. BENSON, WIT.
R. BARCLAY, W. r.
ENDMUND DILLAHUNTY Council No 1 Of 7. A. & 5. Tenn
psr, the lst Thursday evening each month
the same Hall As above. JOHN PATTERSON, @. of c. !
RIO. LAPSLEY, S. Of G.
H. II. McALLISTER, j. Of @.
J. HENRY CURREY. Comp. R.
GNuRREY DEGREE Temple Of Koncr No II, meets on the
~ last Thursday night in each month. at the Hall
above. W. BRYCE THOMPSON, D.
b. ". PETTY, d. v 7.
jy3l iy J d. DALE, d. R.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRY AMOS
p U In MIC WAF Err 5!

The moot certain and ssedy remedy dscoSsrd for all
Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs, Coughs, Colds Ast
ma, Consuu5sioR, Bronchitis, LnfUeasd,
H0drSezess, Difficult Breathing, Sore
ThrOIt, DC, DC, dc.
THESE WATERS give the most nstantane and perfect
lief and when pesevsd with according directions fail
to effect rsp and lasting Thousands have been restored
to perfect health who have tried other To all
classes all constitutions they equally blessing and
need despair matter how long the disease have
existed however provided the organic
tue Of the vital organs not hopessy deeayed Every
afflicted should give them impartial trial
To YocAsTs PUBLIC STEAMERS, these Waters peculiarly
valuable they will in day the service occaona
hoarenes their regular for few days WILL at all times
the power and fexibyo the voice. greatly improving
its tone compass aud clearness for which they
uarly used by many professional vocasts
JOB NOSES Sole Proprietor, Rochester, Y.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
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NASHVILLE.
FRIDAY BIoRNTNe, IANUARY I4, Issa.
RIVER AND sTEAMBOAT NEWS.

RIvEE AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.
BOATS LgAVIEG THIS DAY.
For Memphis, B. NJ Rnpyan.
Paducsb MinnelODka.
Cincinasii, Lebanon.
The river is falling slowly with six feet on Har-
peih Shoals
TIE following boats are expected: E Howard,
from New Orleans Reliance and ConsWago, from
Cincinnati; John Bell, from Louisville; and Char
ter from ports above
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Lebanon from Cincinnati.
Minaetonka from Psducah.
DEPARTED YEsTERDAT
Scotland, for New Orleans.
Fairy Queen, for Cincinnati.
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BARGAINS IN READY MADE CLOrHNG We are
selling at Reduced Prices, for Cash, the balance Of
our stock Of OvEE CoATs-BVsINEss CoATs-hearg
Pants and Vests.
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CUMBEBLAND FEMALE COLLEGE,
NcKIANIILLE, TENN
FACULTY.
D0NNEIL, A. NJ, President.
Miss 5. 5. SEARLY,l ..;s,,r+.
EN-. sEARCY,i Asss'1h's'
Mrs. L. A, GLAS .OCK. Teacher Of Music.
The session OF this Institution will commence Monday,
Jan. 24th, le5g.
Tcrr,,S per Session.
Tuition in Literary Department. s. 10 sac 90
Music with Use OF Instrument for Instruction, . W
Contingent Fee, ! 50
boarding the College including Lights, Fuel and Wash
ing, 50 w
For further particulars apply to the President,
jan4-wtf I. c. SMARTT, Secretary.
SUNDRIES,
Oranges, Figs, Spices
Raisins, Almonds, Pecans.
Pepper, Herring, Soda,
Nader, sariines, Brandy Cherries;
S1ZELL, HOOPER & co
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Tried other Kinds in Vain.--WornsfOr the most
patlie impossible
teE imledl they the slime and mucus, with
rAls remedies. B. A. FshnestOck Vermifuge
first the aud laying bare the worms expes them
without injury the patient 1t be surpassed
eradcator 0 worms.
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TRENTON, \. J., December sd, 1854.
Messrs. b. A FAHSEsTOCK CS-Gentlemen: On THURSDAY
last Of vial OF b. A RahneOcks
Nernugt three hOuIS taking he passed
worms, OF which fifteen inches in length.
ser it the best medicine in have tried several other
kinds without effect. recommend Fahnestocks the best
and safest thai know of JOHN HAYES.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
country merchants throughout the United States au2d&Wlm
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Mexican Mustang Ljniment.-From rich and
poor and all colo grades and conditions Of life,
hear the need Of praise awarded this wonderful article
Sores healed pains relieved, lives saved, valuable animals
male useful and untold ills assuagey this great medicine which
surprising the Judgment of What family does not
require standard nneu', Who ever heard Of the effects
produced B any arcg7 For Cuts Bruises, SPain Reu
aisu. Swelling Strained orses &C. it has equal BeCare
Of limitations. The genuine Mustang Lament is sold by al
ecsbe Druggists and Livery Men every parish and
hamlet throughout America Europe and the
Islands Ct he Ocean. Buy
BARNES x PARK PrOpreIors, New York.
or sale by RAINS & BROWN,
drs25-d&wlm Nashville.
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WARD, BRRMIEGHAN & Co.
No. 20, South Side Public Square.
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SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY.

WOOD, EDDY co., 1Ianagers,
Successors 10 8 SraH s. CO.
The following Scheme will be drawn By Woon Fruy 4 Co
Mana gers OF the sparta Academy Lottery their s ls
NGnlter Lotteries for January, l-59, AUGUSTA aEO in
pHblie under the superintendent Of Commissioners
Class I draws on
saturday, January 4, 1889.
Class draws on
saturday, January 3, 1859.
Class draws on
saturday, January lJ, 1883.
Glass draws on
saturday, January 30, 1889.
Class draws ON
Saturday, January 20, 1889.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
Five THouskSB FoUR HUNDRED EIaHTY PRIzEs
NEARLY ONE PRIZE To BFERY MINI TICKETs
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- - Bank of West Tennessee, at
49, MEBIPUIs.-The notes Of this Bank will lie
Union Nashville [dW-
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Persian Pearl Drops,
Impart pearly whiteness to the complexion.
Persian Pearl Drops,
AS beautfer cannot be exoelled.
Persian Pearl Drops,
As a cosmetic stands unrivaIled
Pei sian Pearl Drops,
Warranted not to injure the skin.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Soldty Jo G. Brown.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold ty W. II. Hendsrshott
Persian Pearl Drops,
Prepared from the original receipt BY
augI7-d6m A. E. WErHERILL, Cincinnati
? Look out for iritatious of Lea IL PERKINS, WOr
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IN UhDEHINH TICKETS OK CERTIFICATES Tess
Enc0se tie money address for the Tickets orlsrc,
receipt Of which they le forwarded hy first mall Purchasers
have tieksts ending any figure they may dssieaf-
The List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes will b. pur-
chasers Immediately after the drawing
II Purchasers will please write air signatures plain, add
give their Post Once, County and State.
VI = lenenher that every Prize payable tall
without deducti0n
II All przas Of 81 900 and under, paid imulelaisy azr
the draYing-oeT prizes at the usual time Of ths
All communications strictly confidential.
IfIresso rylera f1rT Cent
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Il ? Look iicitatious of Lea IL PERKINS, WOr
I suns aug2l-d
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hooks SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS.
Beautifully BOund and E,,.,-,,,,,,..' -


In various styles Of binding from the plain cloth to he s,s,
Antique Aoroece and Paper Maeh with BEAUTIFUL steel an, si
I'd eagraVings.
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SatAc u NNAAOt+'
Daniel Tucker and others Rehecca VI son and others.
Y decree q the county court q Davidson county in he
above cause, az the December term, viii Offer Tor se a.
tde house IN Nashville saturday, January. % i- hs
following negroes, owt Arthur and aged co years; Poly
aged 3J year,, amanda aged Is years.
Teruas--S00 will le required 10 cash. and the balance
credit Of months. with good security re-, uirel
dsc22-ti prs es S64; = r. CHATHAM, C q "a.
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Nashville Market. Jan. 10.

COTT0N-Today rainy and dsagreeabe, the conse.
quenee duh Market limited TRANSACTIONS amounting only
about $50 bales the following figures 50 bales 99IO
at 10, I5Oa 1O, GO lO6O and 90 We continue
quote the market wi hin the following range: iuary
Good Ordinary 199]sc, Low Mddlng 99IO.c, MddIng
Strict ddlng 8O1lc and grade above 10 COG
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II list Of the numbers drawn from the wheel, via
he amount Of the prize that each is en - wiz Re ps
licked after very drawing, in The foll0wing apersAu1a
GAY C0nstitutionsis New Orleans Delt Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette atlanta inieiise Ger
New York Weekly Day Book savannah Georgian, RcuoHd
Dispatch, New York Dispatch, Paudiug tss) Clarion, and
Little Rock lArk.l True Democrat.
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PAULBING ANDERSON,
Lebanon, Tenn.
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ATOTICE.---Taken up and pat iu Jail in Iasese u H.
Ciaibouns County, Tennsssee, ngro 10y oi a eou -
color about = yeas Old, weight about b5 pounosi spou
feet inch- h-h says JONES; belongs % s
ma. in the State Georgia, Wigersou couar. Tie owner VIA
prove said boy, and charges aa ke htn aut
W Is GEEEft Siarin
nf ,l-wit-urs Re q JalInr ClaibaEne cnunlg
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-07-13
EDUCATIONAL.

One Of the prime agencies which has ever been
at work in preventing that unity ofsentiment in the
South which would give resulting consequence Of
strength, Of that unconquerahle strength whichsis
only found in the combination Of moral and material
force working in entire harmony, has been the
sending Of youth abroad for education from the
lack Of the native educational facilities whereby
might be instilled, as the inseparable and para.
mount principle Of instruction. an inteligently pa
triotic sense Of that animang genius and spirit Of
devotion to her interests which should inspire to
constant activityin their behalf all the true sons
Of the South. Sent abroad, they imbibe sufficient
Of the poison Of opposing sentiments to render
them too often lakewarm during their after lives,
and more injurious than open enemies. But the
soe.h is awaking to the importance ofsuch con-
alterations, and there is every reason to believe
that, ere many years. the cause Of complaint and
appeal will be removed. for spirit is abroud, and
hourly gaining strength, which viii not be laid
until its end is astaInedthe establishment Of such
firstcass education instutions as will doaway the
necessity OF sending youth to seek their alme
matters abroad, andto gain from them finished
education at the expense Of injured principle.
| Among the institutions which, upon It'll Own
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-07-13
Southern Literature.

The following earnest appeal to the gifted men
and women of Louisiana is extracted from Echoes
from Pine Forest" as published in the N. O..
Mirror of June 18th.
But quieter subject lies before us, not without
q certain importance--the establishment aud sup.
port Of proper local literature.
Have we even the pretense Of one? Is there an
other State in the Union SO utterly devoid of the
wish and effort to register its annals With the
single exception Of the writings ofthe Hon. Charles
Gayarre, a work admirable in its intentions, and
we'll executed, who can point to single Creole
attempt to rescue from oblivion the past Of our
nati7e State-to explore its resources, or prophesy
the promise Of its coming yearss
A literary undertaking IN Louisiana generally
drags out an unhorored and ephemeral existence,
and perishes from the mere want Of one 1.-THE OIL
that encouragement which is so literally extended
to the books and periodicals Of other States. Can
any good come ont Of louisiana" is The doubling
principle which rules our actions. Genius, talent
and education are not uncommon among US; but
genius. talent, and education here seem to forget
that true loyalty to the natal SOIL which has in al
ages, and among oil nations, been the moving spring
of energetic action.
We know Of one Creole (may these lines meet hi
eye) man of extraordinary and versatile intellec
polyglot Of languages scholar, even according
IL.