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, 1859-07-06

The Cricket Match between ENGLAND
aud America.
new yoRk, July 5.-The cricket match be-
IS American and II English resident players
commenced yesterday wlth the score Of the
first innings Of II lor the former aud
80 for The latter. The match Was resumed
TODAY.
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F. A. ltIsAGd;- sCon
SC. IllJGiNSOy.A
Cac7eo, July lst. 1s.9. Y,al1cr
+ fiOM1fICSF1NE N0TrTftE

fu'!c notice hereby gwen 10 al ps7-ons Isteree.
sEal sne med Appun,sd ty taa
non Eoonc:l u the fi5 of Cb1o to aeersaia 1aral
Ets Ind FSsotese Iue The OF tr4t
ssir IT.. - ID \ te and TT ths ope II II
twsEe ~. 10 the t'aA.1 Tusees snai!t,n Vi lie " <
an1 Is ~ the ne Of section L. Is e "a acc vi.
a1Ge Win An o:er kaae In Common Council June 81 ,g
as-;ss a .se Ne tnlc g as' The amount Of such
estate ty them dcenrt terdtrl Ia p5urt!,p as Ecr
- as s t. IL hsneats resoax .rceIef :rurni
thr Hh day Of July. 1873 At the bo;s Of 10 o'clock
Tor tie ptspose cf making said assessment
q. u. t;EAT.
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7. ~ BRAGG, CtuEa
clIcaco, July l. 1871: t.eHlet
COMMISSIONERS NOTN,F-

Fu.Ie S.ise t:.esy given all pe-sou~ interest,"
e tha The Undersigned Conmtsslnnve4 u5oinfed hv liz.
Go.naon csucil II the City II Chicago 10 ascer,aa ;h
7sa rerunpease due tie cwarrs respectively Il
snea f1a! rs5ste a. + t.. appropriated and akes Ef the
sNsnrnh U snth street ftn stswait the suutn
snea q the Cicar River to te At1tyx feet In width
SS* Mh oa9 asd y the sae tIse tn amount
u! auea tteth with thu nf ths prs.crensss
u ega a :: n asas = nay Il t. hs M .esa -
CoC ieut the lsth day Ut July l9 It ihv hou; ~
10 oeloeA a. u. fur The 1po&. u 1.iax st as.es,-
, 1859-07-06
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ia. BRAGG. Com-1
chicago, July It, 1S.o. ;sen1o.
(lUN1l[SSflNFi.S' Z117'11.E-

~; H., Puss Ecsce i hesesy Esea IL all perna interests:
raoa Council nf the civ pf cexn 10 r1tan fhc d,n.
r., az due the respectively u such
u sstNS - Ii IL a2psupt ii aaL tken fyr ths .xrt,
sh'n 2! fa s1xet .fVi present southern 1E1u.ilu-
% 4nEu efFEef ms se wbe IN asr.,rtaarr viii.
las aane ine 10 assAs tie al"uhs nf .uch Iusz H.,
Ssaef WIN tut 1T o the prucrers, uE~n h. nal estate
q T. f. Iii Il, ::, 1x,1: I;v<! q xan
tue 18th day 1t July, la, The hnuy II 10 uslocs
tas the pusprse Of EaiI: .a:. a.<reatrt ~
Il. M.GR41
, 1859-07-06
Weekly Review OF the Chicago Lutu-
ber Market.

TEEshAT EV1xfxa July 5.
The receipts Of lumber 18th, shingles ee. during the
past week. and since Jsu compared with the receipts la,,
ss,s. viii te found below:
EtcDf7s or tCNaxx sR15rxxs rrr
Week ending Previous sinrr Jan. 1 SANG ,irue
..-... 1uy wcrk- $50. LIS.
Lumber. ftet.. II s4nC 9.7klGS1 ~ EaI3Asi
ShnetA No.. 9&e.Gn 4.ss1hN 1Hu.ss6 ~ 81 6;y;:S
I'm pS......-. Aosa&0 @.Et.4ao l95;,.1s3 su9.1:o
isa. ieSas. 80 :-.... :5sg3 !.e05 e9".$3i 49,.
square Tam'E. n. 3t.0O .7,uoo ~. ,G.o
Tie fo!owsgtahis shows the receipts Of lumber etc. dur
n tic wsck a!oes tie 1T Of January and curing lie sa&
period In lsa3;-
GHtfAAs1suF LrNBEx, anIxoLHs AID IAzu fos rnx rrx
, 1859-07-06


PIE vAIoe1sE1j 1fynroot, June e.
Bz1AD*1rr1.-The vs.shsE favorable fns GRIPS an. tie
appnaehnE harvest 5le quotation hr a4ts1ud sl1g
"a adrance shs prize sf FItday Flour i.
quct du and !. ttsly o6ett By hode: n III
t.te l3A ID pef e11ttal,
.whez quiet bat 70. French lot these his seen ~ -
,tlvs q y - aITaace Mrssczn nd quoted ee*s
t0l; wkte IS <i$ils e. and southern nd ,0:ti;s.
81. aad . hIte u4EA &.
I4ov,ssoxs-Iha market ahows ! defining tsndenev-
Lad hsavy and afvd ii dectne Bevf hravy aud are-
tatIoaA noetn. Fork 61l tees e1sEs, but quotation
unch4n. Cd .-..-'.-
rRrprc1-Iosn dnil Il t. fos coEcaon- Splits T1r eu
nc tu1 u <1s >a<Ir 11 = III advance fuf al Qu1
tes. Cuaee qlis- Atee dnts
Tie Latest.
L1ruroef June ss-At day.4 ma.ket wheat Eott With
odera.t demand fpr umpaa ii a3yanee Of Aeo.
"a pcr cal prices Of this day week. Flour als,
Inquired fo aad ;he tu1a deasE oa. E1u,t qnos
qaalueA ~Rh vsEJ limited als 1sdaa eosn ats7etet
attention. 81d there VIA little Offering e1Te~1 k4i
p.r AiEanee Of "a pet certa On .he Te<k Ga13x
bringing - ID. sud Bsziux 81 81 PEI ctntal.
1nxpns. Wednesday Norink. Jroe =. IL 6s!oek-Cen-
aa.s to- Mone7. sas Do for Aerou1ta 18th juyh Ss
Se4ex. d:v.
e e,tocx-corsal, fe. Nopsy 1hut; Do for Aoeoansa,
4p, N-CAnsu1 for Attptqt&. ~ I44433.
, 1859-07-06
Urd1t5ll0rtltt0ll.
4 MEXICAN TI}.ANSPORTA-
1 = TON COMPANY.-1aco.porated
Under The Laws of tae stass Of New York. kE4a-%
CASH CAPITAL, >. 100000.
JOHN l.. KIMBERLY. rreatlent
ERASk!lN LEE. X!et President.


" me opening n navztaeu this Company wl ~ pre-
fSsk ssoq Albany nd Try to any Of the Western e,!cs
5Aa Fnuf fIosin Produce. etc. frur, ef the Lake
Ports to Tile waie With x1eat ami tlsfasch nd Il
= NV .tes as BY any other ra2rsoe Ene the
E1ed- This EcmIEiny haze Hne Of
EIGHT STAuNCN pROPELLERS
To ply between Rtao and Ehica touching route It
ShsboEk3a Milwaukee. Rarine. ktnnsha and Waukes7i.
Hsyn: u 'hit7xo ample facilities and war~uuse ae,nn,-
cAson: for e ton. asest.,g and shipping ali MI!
efler kent who viii give his per~nsl attention IL tke
sun'ineut Of consEss aIlutens Of e1ia ta1naxss
A. our Company hasrA tarse lice Of
CANAL BoAro VS THE ERIE CANAL,
and are about to e3hIh lie Of Steam Canal BQa:s ai%,
we fe~l tn rcsctuns humorous rustuE1-
szs. that they caa rely 5san
GREATER ptsrAitu AND AT LSS RATES
taaa has heretofore a<xn dexc. We, therefore, a.k
He y enntnue The patronage 70 Literally bsatuwtd Us
pses aud t"css on MARKET street., between Washington
4a4 Aa1l..ta ssEexts. Chicago. LII.
3a3t-cI469;u f.HtS Z f>I{ax. An.rr
, 1859-07-06

Fuic notice Is hereby siy.n to Il! p<ssons Interc.4t
1eya o " suae II ;b H. " a'a q t Cs
One ltundre4 snd Forty noll.:z Il 70 o. u;un ,he raj I
eta:1 she Wt.t Division b. him deemed teardss., by
&1S " koven sEtet fItn iiiA1e1 slrs.t u EIan mi
stEeet r lhe Room Ia The Cont sc % tte i,s
~ of jay lsy. II the hour Ut II osock = " f,r ia
purpose VI making said / A.aesan,e.,is - ~ 40
Sapt. Special Assessments aad Comms ~,,ner
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-21

CoScRKTs.- Madam Biscaccianti and troupe
gave concerts at the Nevada Theater on Thurs
day and Saturday Evenings. On the first even
ing the Theater was crowded, but the second
concert was witnessed by rather slim audi
ence. Madam Biscaceianti has sweet and
well-trained voice, and her ballads were much
admired. Mr. Evans the pianist is an excellent
performer, and the comic songs Of Mr.. Leach
invariably drought down the house." On
Saturday evening Signor G. Comass gave US
a touch Of the Italian opera-performiug the
character of Edgardo 10 the last act of "Lucia
di Lammermoor." The performance was alto
gether too scientific to be appreciated by q
mountain audience.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-21

SPoRrMo.-The game Of raeksts, for 5000 a
eide, between Con. Riley and Barney Harrigan,
of Grass Valley, and Dan. Collins and David
Court, last Sunday--the Nevada boys winning
the game. Riley and Harrigau, not being sat-
isfed with their defeat, another game will be
played between the same parties, at the Ball
Court, on New Years.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-21
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, DEC. 81. 1859.

a ~
Qu1nrz- The proprie.ors Of the Lime Pcinf'
Quartz Ledge situated 10 the Monte Sana dis
triet, about half mile above the Oriental Min.
bave'been engaged for the past few weeks 10
prospecting their ledge.o Two lots of rock have
been taken out aud crushed at the Oriental
Mill The first lot Of eight tons, being from the
groupings and largely mixed with the granite,
paid twelve dollars q ton; the second lot, taken
from tunnel some twenty feet below the sur,
face. was crushed last week and paid something
over twenty-thsec dollars a ton. The total ex-
pense Of running the tunnel, getting out hssl-
ing, and crushing the rock was some hundred
and fifty dollars less than the amount the rock
yielded. The ledge is located on the opposite
side Of Deer creek from the celebrated Lecomp-
ton ledge, aud is favorably situated for work
ing, as the bluff rises three or four hundred
feet above the creek, aud the lead dips at such
an angle that the rock can be taken out for .
defiance Of six or seven hundred feet without
going below water level. The tunnel, started
near the top OF the hill, has been run in about
a hundred feet; at the bottom Of the tunnel the
lead is we'll defined, and from six inches to-
foot IN thickness, but ''pinches OUT on ascend
ing towards the surface. The ledge is owned
by Aessrs. Hargus & Co.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-21
SEWN G MACHINES

'.f 81 r = slfi foli
OUR MACHINES HAVE REPEATEDLY
" taken the First Premium at yariona State Fairs IN
competition with all others. They make the INTER
LOCKED STITCH, (Which cannot be unrav eled alike on
both sides not at tho will Of the eperatoro not get
out Of order without great abuse and will execute every
variety Of work In the most beautiful style Hqaa
SEE what the scKSriFc AmsRicAN says and that ought
10 be good authority T'
Mr. Singer las become Nestor In the discotasysf
Sewing Machine Improvements Hardly week paAsss
without the issue Of one or more patents for his inyep
tons His Sewing Machines have been greatly improved
within the past year, HIGHEST DEGREE PERFECT. No
one man has done 50 much towards the 81
these great labosaying machines as Isaac Singer
He ought TO be well rewarded t.f.ssfa.. tss. han
The leading characteristic Of Mr. Singers mind a. sn
inventor Is precision In the application OF meehanical
lie makes msakes-triea M abortive expef
ments and although he has been able TO improve greatly
upon his original ideas, yet his inventions have al
ways been successful from the start, and have Inn
proved by any other person." HtrA tJia gHI
J. u DcNkiL, ESQ Agent for l. 81. Singer Co., 100
Sacramento StreetDear Sir I'VE take great pleasure In
speaking In the highest terms of the merits Of Sew
ing Machines for manufacturing purposes and we can do
so with propriety using yours and others
We manufacture all Kinds Of clothing both lighth
heavy, and have used for about year the wheeIerk
Wilson Machines, and the Quaker City, and forsoms
months Singers Machines. The Quaker City Maehinss
have discarded worthless to We stilf use the
Wheeler Wilson Machines light clothing for which
they adapted while we employ number OF you're ON
all kinds Of clothing Your machines give us roubis
p getting out Of order we can fully recommend them for
allpurpoSes. i.t.
stitches Sngers Machine makes the best stitch known,
and makes Il in the best manner ft ba .Etsi aiaff
Respectfuliy yours, BARNETT, BANKS x CO, ~
~ and "a California stf6et.
Our Family Sewing Machne at 875 Is by far the best
Machine ever sold at a corresponding price. Hammers
- J.H. DUNNELL, Agent. a7s3
33m 100 Sacramento street.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-21

REMoyAL-The jewelry store Of C. W. Young
will be removed, either to-day or tomorrow, to
his new store in Kelsey's brick building, on
Commercial street, near Pine. We learn that
the tickets in Youugs Gift Entertainment are
nearly all sold, aud the drawing will come of
on Saturday evening, the 3lst iAst., according
to announcement.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-21

RoBBERY.-We learn that man named Sam
uel Smith was robbed Of fifty dollars last Mon
day night in this place, BY another named Jas.
Stewart, alias Timber Jim. Smith was intoxi-
Gated, and bad been lying on a bench in front
of Hayes saloon, on Broad street. Between 9
and 10 O'Clock officer Rider came along aud
seeing Smith was abont to take him of, when
Stewart, who was standing near, remarked that
Smith was his friend and promised to take care
OF him. Upon this representation, Rider left
them together, Smith being very near dead
drunk. The next morning. Smith reported that
he bad been robbed Of nfty dollars which be had
in his pocket, and Stewart, who had no money
the day before was in funds on Tuesday, A
warrant was issued for the arrest Of Stewart, by
Justice E. w. Smith, aud Mr.. Rider started for
Grass Valley yesterday afternoon to make the
arrest
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-21

ARREsTED.--A man named Jacobs was ar
rested in this place, last Friday evening, charg-
ed with being connected with the robbery OF
Mr. Weiss, on Bear river. and on Saturday
evening another man named Ed BriscOe, who
is supposed TO belong to the same gang. was ar
rested at San Juan. The men are now In Jail,
aud Briscoe is to be examined today. The ev.
idence against the men is said TO be conclusive
rs to their guilt A paper was found on the
person of Jacobs on which were several initials,
a number upinleligible marks, and the name Of
"Briscoe" in full, written in pencil, showing
that the two were in some way connected.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-21
gysrial yssiess.

. I.at4t E -. -
NsweiI's Cough syrup.-we have just received
tew bottles Of this Syrup from the Manuicturer 1t
comes 10 us highly recommended remedy for ColDa
CouoH Soar THRoAT, BRoEcHsns any other affection
Of the throat or lungs.
I li.u - Main street, Nevada.
The Ladies' OF Nevada Will give Ball at
the Court House. ths evening Of the 26ih December
the proceeds ofhe Ball 70 be appropriated to protecting
Of Nevada from Fire. Tickets win be sold at $500
BY Order Of the Committee.
m Mrs. j. A. LANCASTER, Miss A. wE1nGAE,
Mrs. JoHS MCCONNELL. Mrs. JuDcR CAswnLL
s- Mrs. GEURuK LANCASTER, Mrs. JuDGR SEARIs,
Mrs. /. j. RoLFR, Mira G. W. HILL, %
Mrs. JoHs WERHER, Mrs. SANDS,
Mrs. SAMI- BORING, Mrs. ]. CAsnn, f.+ ID
Nrs.A. HANSON. Mrs. ]. s. WALL. ID
Mrs f. G. WAITE, Committse OF ArrangemenM
Nevada November Sth 1882
p eA2 Special Notice.
l.. NJ. Cohn, of the Philadelphia Dry Goods Store
wishes inform the good people Of Nevads and vicinity
that he has Just opened his large and well selected stock
fFAIL WINTER DRY GOODS DoMEsTICs, ETC, and
will not bait them with lect Calco sK Ct Sheetng
but will sell all goods Cheaper than the Cheapest estab
lshmsnt in this town. and win not be undersod BY any
ons Ca yourselves. Ladies, and be convinced for am
determined 10 d. as / say, and no humbug.
saN L. M. COIHN,
10 SIT Philadelphia Store Commercial at, Nevada.
Nevada Comnlandry No. Q, Of Knights TemplAr
meets every THURSDAY evening" at Masonic Hall, cor
ner Of Broad and Pine streets Regular meetings on the
lst and Sd Thursdays in each month. Visiting Sir
Knights are respectfully invited.
f. SIR THOs. II. cAswEII., Em. Com.
SIR. JoHs r. McCosRELL, Recorder.
Nevada Royal Arch Chapter No. 9, meets
every Monday evening. at Masonic Hail. Nevada, Regular
meetings. drst Monday of each month Visiting Compan
ions are respectfully invited to attend
10 ..i..a'II CHAs MARSH, N.E.H.P.
J.F. RUDOLPH, ssc'y. ..-...e $40 ~
TO INvALIDs.-Havc you Disease Of the
Kidneys ''-' -.'',
Take Risiey' Compound Fluid Extract OF fBuchu.
Have you Disease of the Bladderf
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract of Buehu.
Have you Disease of the Urethraf Ecf
| Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buehu.
Suffering from Debility OF Sexual Organsf
| Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buehu.
Suffering from Pain in Back and Lonsi .f...
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract of Buehu.
Subject to irregularities and obstructionst
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Duchu.
Suffering from Dropsy or Gravelt
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu.
Any Burning in Urinary Passagesi
Take Risey's Compound fluid Extract Of Buchu.
- A fresh supply justreeeivedby
a4la EFF. SPENCE,
2s-tf Druggist ApOshecsry, No. ~ Broad ST.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-21

TAX SALEs.-The sale Of property for delin-
quent taxes was commenced in front Of the
Court House yesterday morning. After going
through the list for Bridgeport township, the
Sheriff adjourned the sale until this morning.
Quite number of delinquents settled their tax
es yesterday, rather than have their property
sold, but we learn that the delinquent list is
likely to be unusually large this year.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-21

CHRISTMAS TREE.-We learn that Christmas
Tree is to be erected at the Methodist Onurch
from which the Christmas presents will be dis
tributed to the little folks, on Saturday even
ing. The queens have been selected for she
occasion and other arrangements perfected.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-21

Auction SALE.-The entire stock Of Mr. S. W.
McAbee, consisting Of crockery, China ware,
clocks, lamps table cutlery, glass ware, etc.,
will be cold to-day at auction. The sale COM
mences at 10 o'clock this morning, at the store
on Broad street.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-21

STEALING PICKs.-Sometime between last
Saturday evening and Monday morning. one
or more Of the numerous thieves about Nesada,
entered the blacksmith shop Of S. Oates, at the
foot of Main street. and stole some ten or twelve
new picks, valued at about thirty dollars.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-21

The KNIcKERBocKER.-Co A. w. Potter has
taken the KnickerbOcker Saloon, adjoining the
theater, on Main Street. where he serves bis
patrons with all the modern beverages in a style
unsurpassed 10 the Northern mines.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-21

AsssKs. RupoLPH HUEr have just received
ssPleudid let Of perfumery and fancy toilet ar
tieies, suitable for holiday presents.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-21

HOLIDAY PREsENrs.--G. w. welsh has Just
received fine lot of elegantly bound books,
pictures, fancy goods, ETC., designed for holi-
day presents. seos
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-16

It would be reasonable to suppose that if the
thirty fourth Congress made extravagsnt appropria
tiOns that Mr., Buchanan, who is an ardent admit
rer OF theoretical economy, would not have used any
Of the money thus improperly appropriated. Ban
aeF.
This is pretty fair specimen Of the arguments
by which the Opposition organs and speakers en-
deavOr 70 sustain the charge of extravaganza
against Mr. BucHASAx's administration. There
was but one way by which the administration could
avoid using the money improperly appropriated"
by the 34th Congress; and that was by open repu-
diation.
The money appropriated By the 3lth Congress
was for specific obieots-fOr work which they order
ed to be done, for services which they ordered be
performed for increased salaries to Opposition OIL
ce-holders which they ordered to be paid, for
gratuites to Opposition f4vOrites which they order
ed 10 be given away. The President of the Uailei
Ststes is not an absolute monarch. lie had no
right 10 lock the treasury doors against the bcne
Charles Of Opposition bounty. lie had no righ to
refuse the payment of appropriations vctsd by the
Congress Of the United States, however improperly
or cOrrupuy made by an Opposition IN jority l: is
not considered at this day exactly honest to repu-
date the debts Of the nation, though they may be
sxtrsvsgaAt.
The oath Congress appropriated Sil 4SS al. 90
than the President asked for, and they did net
leave it to his discretion whether il should be expeud
ed or not They passedlaws requiring the eIpendi-
ture Of the money. River and Harbor bills were pass.
ed over the Presidents veto requiring large OUTLAWS
of the public money Moret than three millions Of dol
lars appropriated by this same for pub
lie buildings which the administration had not asked
for or recommended.
Nearly two hundred THOUSAND dollars were appro-
priated by this Opposition House, pretendedly TO
buy books for their constituents but really, as the
result proved, to put money into their own purses
and swell the profits of Gen. CULLoM, their Clerk
Enormous amounts were appropriated to meet CUL-
Ions demands for fine carpets, mirrors, &C., for
which he had charged the government considera-
bly, higher than the prices at which he or his agents
purchased them. Large sums were expended in in
vestigsting the corruptiOns of Opposition members
Of the House Of Representative.
Will it be commended by the Opposition that the
Administration could refuse to pay these or any
other extrsvagsnt appropriations of this Opposition
House! Would they recommend reputation as a
remedy for their own WastefulnessH If not they
cannot censure the President for paying out money
improperly appropriated" by the Gath Congress
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-16
no NOG Il A PH Y
AND
PENMANSHIP.
MIR. DO BEAR

accomplished his object in showing the citizens
OF Nashville that Photography Is easily learned by
small chien His pupils able 10 follow moderate
speaker and rapidly increasing the speed Of their writing
The difficulty Of accomplishing this has been dOuby increased g
tie dcouragng influence brought TO bear upon pupils in the
shape Of misrepresentation, ieue &C. &c, In quare.s from
which better things he expected TAX and ct
who have children eucae would do we'll to look into the
and the OF this chapter Never have community
grossly deceived regard the nature and aavAnts
gs Phonoypy and Photography Citizens who have not the
leisure investigate the subject not aware that they greatly
lessen the labor and several Of time IN the education
every child and that they awaken the intellectual faculties TO
attained by other and with delight to the
pupiIths they have been eEmned tested Traey BY han
school committees teachers, snpernen
dents educaonists country and in England and
ported upon the highest Of APPROVAL while u has sS
bed them the eHect Of mode which ruins ne
minds Of many children, and dguss them with learning
Such this mode OF teaching in developing the
children, that they often regarded as Proses 10
II ect WheFeas the result Of teaching simple ruh instead
Of absurd error.
Mr. heretofore charged merely fort regular course OF
lessons Photography making charge for attending 10 NE
p7s practice reading and writing after the principles OF e
elrned He will continue receive pupils on the same
till the Goth instant, after which the terms oF s rdtdF
9f lessons will be the heretofore, but monthly
charge viii be made for attending practice Of the pupil after
the cozrseis completed.
" R.AH pEps Ooho Ades eOnplsted t1eir Of
lessons, are TeYHestedtO dc lulsAoaf delay.
il TRoOm over the store Of J. L. MeGi.
5ure 1T
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-16

sion, and success without harmony Is not 70 Be sx-
peoted. If any Democratic aspirans for sthee, or
bis friends think that they disregard the wish
es of the party, and run themselves, or encourage
others to run for Office, We believe they win be en-
tirely mistaken, and it viii reeOil on themselves
We speak in no spirit Of dictatiOn, and these re-
marks are written with no such feeling Bat as one
Of the Organs Of the party We feel bound to uphold
its interests snd give our earnest sdviee to those
who sre enrolled with US under the Democratic flag