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DEMOVILLE & CO.,
Druggists & PrescrtPtiOnists,


Union and american Bloce,
Corner Church and Cherry Streets,
NASHVILLE TENN
EEP constantly on hand full and large assortnent OF
Drugs, Medicines Chemicals, Paints Oils, Dye stuua' ETC
Glass aud Glassware =
Peruney soaps Fancy Articles, Combs and Brushes, OF
American, English and French manufacture
I.andrethss Garden Seeds
larrs assortment OF handwsrrantsd fresh and genuine -
coprrng al TIE varieties usually sold II our market al VERY
Grass Sesds.-- Glover and Blue Grass.
FINEST Virgin Brands Chewing Tobacco
al ID 40 Smoking Tobacco. in papers.
large stock domestic aud imported Liquors snuas, Pipes
Wnea BFaudie and Liquors for medicinal and COOKING
purposes, warranted strictly pure and reliable
Fine Black Teas fresh from the Canton Tea Com
pany fresh Juube Paste assorted Gum Drops Of French
manufacture
HoWeE HoarhOund Candy
Prescriptions carefully compounded az ali heusiady az"
Night, OF fresh and reliable medicines
spsidings Prepared Glue furniture picture frames
oroksy &C Inst received Every family should be supplied
With bottle Of this almost indispensable article For sale by
DEMOVILLE co,
fsbQ Corner Church and Cherry Streets.
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MOTHER invoice Of sasonsle underwear, Of auzs ils
"A meFino, cashmere isle thread linen, ackcnei a
pain cotton, received AID for sale By "A Asal---
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ss,auDsh, Fssraary oi6, 1851 $ = = ~ -'''
Nnrnnnnh 80, % IanuarY, So.

TT opssd to rua tae Ten Brock Course, the FIST
a. 81 ne regular meeting January, 1861, sHeepstaks
Th colts and allies, droppd In 1859 mile heats; $500 sub
sution s5eO fre s50declaraon, II made the fst day
81 Nav 1861; S50 piece o. plate added by The vannah
CLUB provided start the second horse 70 save ms
atsk-fsen subscribers to an The staketo name and
co on she hstdsy Nay 1850. Subscription and declaration
h h made the Secretary Of the Savannah Jockey Club AID
the stake to be ty the rules Of the Club.
Security for the forfeit required when the subscription made
s. VkTFS LEVY. Secretary.
s.1s str,oyIo Savannah Ga.
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rOrty-sight Hour. in rhs fire.
D.savrllr, KY. llars- s, Isso.

DaNNvTllE5 Ky. Marcl- 9, lsc0-
yEsszs. VIZ. B. DoBBs Co., CINcUskrH
GEgrLElEAt the time o. the Gre which occurred in
town on ed February had one Of your SAFES in our business
house containing valuable paper bank notes. &C. The are Qs
cared on the afaaoonog he al and ala
safe from the banning rain l he afternoon Of the 2it oaas
qusntly Il vas buried the burning tbers Tor about forty
sighthours In the cellar directly below where the safe stood
se vas considerable ot Of lard, and several casks Of no
lasss and the fell into iof course it vas subjected 20
powerful heat When We remozsi th rubbish from The safe twas
ALMOST RED-HOT, with large bed ofbuining Goals
all around Upon pIisng up discovered that in The fail one
Of hinges had broken, 50 that the corner Of one Of ne
doors Dropped ou thereby sout good deal Of heat to ene
tateas far as the inside DOORS Bat safe fs with the
door down. in proc-sd We deem it due
you 70 state further that the outside doors no locked
they had the door could not have fallen open, even though The
hinge vas broken When we opened the safe we found the pa
pers, bank notes, &C., all secure
Very rssF ecifully yours
fsiepeH g. W. WEIGH 4 CO.
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
ERaa@eaR @W WWWWlM

To baltimore, philadelphia New York
and Boston, and the only Road TO
Washington Citys
CENTRAL OHIO AND BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROADS terminate at Baltimore and Washing
ton CITY on East Columbus the West at which places
il connects xith Railroads for and from all points in the
West, Southwest and NOrth"WeSt.
Passengers by visit the cities OF Baltimore,
Philadelphia York Boston, the cost Of ticket TO New
York or Boston alone, By other lines.
Through Tickets also be procured via Washington City 70
the Eastern cities, additional charge Of - only
Sleeping cars attached 10 all night trains.
Tickets good until usd with the privilege OF stopping of at
all principal points.
Business and travellers, for pleasure orinformaton can
visit Cities comparatively small expense
scenery celebrated for wonderful teauty ald subm;
unequalled world system OF day and night rack
police splendid 2ment its exclusive telegraph nes its
large amount track hotels, (under the surTe
lance Company the Speed safety
and comfort. -,
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks can be procured at all
the principal Railroad and Steamboat Offices in the West
Ash for tickets via the Baltimore ald Ohio Railroad
W. SMITH, Master Transportation & X
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent, g. o r X.
F. FULLER, Genl Western agent, go X.
II. G. JEWETT, Pres't, c o R r.
J. W. BROWN, Gen'l Ticket Agent, G o R.
aDriI1Q
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BLACKMAN q GILLESPIE,
(SICHoLs' cOREERl
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK

BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES,
Travelling Bags Carpet Bags Ladies satchels, and every
article usually kept in our line.
Our goods have been selected with TO to the opinion OF
friends; call and We determined to exert
ourselves the utmost please all who call upon US
mar24-n
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The Standard Of the English Lam
guage throughout the World.
WORCESTER'S
ROYAL QUARTO DICTIONARY,

Ill USTRAT TED.
THE lapse Of few months sufficient to establish
Worcers Dictionary the acknowledged standard 81 refer
enes among the Echolars Of England and
Literary G,isette, february IL 1sC0.
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DISsECTISG INSTRUMENTS
UnderWear,

I'm brElluEs
D EcEIYED asupply q Umbrellas Of SIX alpaca gugh1u
y ald pisin cotton extra LARGE others very lg. rs
summer use fapl5l On Mc3llL.
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Tobacco Sale Days.
AT
A. HAMITON'S WAREHOUSE,

Sales Eilfin future take place
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays n
Ten o'clock A. M
II This arrangsus Is made for the purpose o. both accom-
rnarI7-f A.HAMILT1N.
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new PUBLICATIONS.
a World-Wide ClrcuIatlon !

A Wide Circulation
Repu5Eshsd IN England.
ReptJlisbed IN Germany.
$4,000 Copies OF tho English Edition Al
ready SOLE.
3 a Y a N D 3 Il Al
By the Author Of "WIDE, VIDE WORLD vols. lsHo.
are creb Informed that durirg the few weeks allowed
to the English Publishers in Of the is OF the work In
this country, 5000 Copies have been sold
In further evidences OF its great popularity need only
that up the present time We have unable to furnish The
book rapidly ordered
We inyite attention to the following notices:
The authors have turned their Intellectual wealth 20 the best
purposes such books better than hundreds Of eonto
ysrsial sermuns-"-R Slelt0R Mackenzie.
. Say and Seal indeed true beautiful home book that
viii be read with DELIGHT and profit BY Of Thousands Ct our
People."-EUsRiag Bulletin.
lDeeideiy the best gmanang from au,horess Of
Wide, Wids World Inquirer
"a delighthul book it is.r-T1s Press.
1T is superior to Wids, Vide World Bort5 AnCrieaH
VT. BERRY AGO., Public Square.
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GEoEGrTogvN CoLLEaE D, c., March "A, 1850.
The examination have thus far been to make Of Dr.
Worcsters Dictionary has been sufficient 70 convince Of its
superiority. We prefer Walkers because it represents the
present. past Of the guage other works with
which is usually compared because its decisions founded
upon recognized authorities provincial peeularities
the eccentricities ef the leXcOgF spher-
Dictionaries 20 found, in which the dednionso OF certain
words evnce more political than critical skill
where the writer's referred, to the praise d correctness the
Qualification Of paFzan feeling In further commentator o.
The edition submit ed to judgments IL Ould be added that Il
is remarkably from any such offensive partially.
JOHN EARLY, President,
J. r. FULTON, Professor Of Rhetoric
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
RAILROAD

UVHRoUGH Tickets sale at the Depot Market street.
The annexed
New York win choice Of II different routes 90
PbiIsdelpbia with choice Of u different routes q so
Raltiroore with choice OF different tes % 50
Pttsburg With choice OF different routes 70 90
Niagar Fa with ohoce OF different routes at - % 90
Cleveland vh choice Of different routes at... " 90
BudaIo with choice Of different routes % 90
81 Ieuis with choice Of different routes 10 90
Cincinnati with choice of different routes at . 10 IS
Dayton Win choice Of different routes a... 70 90
oIurnbus with cbece OF different routes at... I3 25
Wheeling with choice OF different routes, at... II 40
a. Joe5b with choice OF different routes q so
Beston Eitb choice OF d6erept routes at.... % 90
Travellers nv s IouisvilIe and Nashville Railroad
ten and Philadelphia - hours than by any
ether Nashville Tickets procured At any hour
In The dav A. J. FIELD,
mar Qs-tf General Ticket Agent,
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glas@biIIe Onion anO 5mtritan.
Daily S.; TrI-WoeIzIY S.; weekly e.
Rates Of Advertising

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE a SQUARE.
IN TIE DAILY.
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JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.

OTFIcE NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA RA1LRoAD Co.,
October Sd, 1859.
order NJ the BOARD OF Directors calls made the
Stock the Company subscribed for 0uldng bIAnCn
Road Bridgeport Jasper, payable to the treasurer OF '1
Company asfOOws: ,e,o -, 49,.
one dollar on each Share the lst November lg and TWO
dollars on each the days Of December, s5S Janua
~ February March, April May june July August sePem-
Ser October, and November, 1860. a,
Payment may made to Jackson Pryor. at Jasper or 70 e
Treasurer at his Office in Nashville -
Promp-esu meeting these calls Is requested Ct the sHbcre
era Of Stock construction Of the road depends exclusively
on the means provided specifically for that purpose
,et5-tf W. A GLEAVES, Treasurer
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lPROeRAmmE:

FRsr DAT-Tuesdavcoi stes, for three year olos nile
hesne ans fftv $3.50 dollars enroneehsty $50
dollars forfeit which TIE CLUB VIII aod one huA1e AeiV9i
II the race 8 run n To closs ist May lo59
EaEs n1T-JockeT Club Purse SOD two nanorea aoaf'
nile heatg.
sEcoEn DfsW enesiayO Colt Stake or te ~ 9ls, niue
hstst-o b5rird $500 dollars entlaucehfY $50 dollars
forfeit. III 7'To close 1st Nay. 1850 ,,.. -,
stE DlY-Jockey Club Pure three hundred tsSvol oafs-
Trm5 rbursay-Joeksy Club Purse fvehundredCssool
5oars-3 mile hezta ..,,.,.
nile heit8-S u s. ,s d,
FourH FridsyColt Stake for year DDS mile heats
three hn fasG dollars entrance-one hundred l4luO dol
rrr ft % iich The Club win add three hnneEed c dol
lrTs n The race run III 77To close lst May, leeO
SAM DAY-Haudicap race nile neanrss lour hundred
fsfn0l dollars. Eecoua horse 70 ave bis entrance.
F- gsf,,r5sv-post Stake, mile hess-free for all
arso hundred $4,000 dollars entrance, play pay to
With the Club win add twelve hundred e 00 dollars II two
or. art The second 20 his entrance. Five
more 10 an ne stake Il 5Io close the lst Mays $780,
Entries 10 be made 70
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STAR ANDADAmANTTNE CANDLES.

TTVHE attention Of the public invited to the fact, tdat @
o. the star and AdAmantina Candles ors Cor sale,
Deficient in Weight,
So that what scd for pound actually weighs but "a or p
ounces, and packages marked 80 l f short two, ree and
even Eve pounds % the box.
Many Candles that really seven to he ound are 6ande
and sold making difference against ne consumer or
pounds The variation usually made In he prise
pToportoned 70 this difference, the following Statements
shows:
Box OF ssvsBs contains 247 Candles and is sold for IS lbs,
which Is the actual weight.
Box Of "a or Short Weight SXe8 contains only 240
Candles same sevens, and Is sold 1r40l1s.
suppong the price Of the former to be 20 cents and e latter
rs cents, there will difference Of twenty cnts a prizes and
Candles in per box In favor o. The uli weighs
Candle 70 retailers and consumers and his VII be increased ave
cents per box for every clnt advance in price
The Subscribers have always made heif Candies iuii sixteen
the pound and marked packages &c the real uen
which may asceraine By testing them. As their experience
in business enables them to oter artistic equal Ia quail y q
any IL the MARKET they solicit the patronage % purchasers VIC
desire their Interest add the time,
courage correct dealing. PkOCIEh 3 CAMILLE
fsbI7-1lrv3m Cnci1ul1-
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RECENT TESTIMONY.
60 co., D. q, Mareh q, Ise0.

FROM HON. GEORGE S. HILLARD, or BOSTON.
never write without having Johnson Richardson Webster
Worcester all within reschi but compelled to
only one, should surely take Worcester.
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cry r2aE eclllllg yours
q. W. WEIGH & CO.
D.rsl11r, ny, March Z, Is5o

MEssRs W. B DsDDs Co., CusCuSsAIE
DEAR sms-TLs safe purchased Of you in September last
has stood the great Gre which occurred in town on the 2ld
February lenddy had alars amount % notes, receipts
&C. in it, before the building burned took t papers out hut put
in some sheets Of paper and npon opening since The Burning
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.
DR.. KING, formerly Of New Ycrk Tor the last
SE four years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and hO has
devoted attention the treatment Of private diseases for
i wears Hattsrs himself having attended 70 practice for
a years. and cured 90 many thousands be enabled % cure
All diseases private nature. natter how bad they may
from nudicious medical treatment from neglect Of eig
DR. Kings Dspensary No . DeadercE street. between Cherry
and Square, where be all diseases private
cured without Haucious medicine nterrens
sTEICTUREs Of old or recent date seetuaIy cured
days. by operation which causes no pain Where Structure
exists health cannot enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and uncermines the constitution 90 much
SYPHILIS diseases OF the kin growing out OF
bad treatment egectuay cured IN ig days
SEMINAL WEAKNESS. particular attention having been ven p
this disease and all the consequences growing Of a. oro1g at
an in mary cases By the destructive habits 81 neonse
Youths indulgence Of the passions, nL ~
which will uudermins the constitution, rendering ne an
a. for business society," and causing prerars Oh
Females who may laborng with any difficulty Of ne "o'
nav rest assured on immediate relief.
Persons abroad BIZ writing and stating their case Fh
fee eeIosed directed to A. King Ne q Deadek street
Nashville Tenn will the neceassry medicine senL . 80
$780, vitb ssss direcons Strict observed ON
bourg from go'cock in the morning until in The evening
Day23 ls59-d&Eiy
JIALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOB SALE
rsrT 70 male other investments propose o sen
M al our Resi- Estate In Davidson county, 80 iooFa'
rrUaT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
= r. prank Turnpike within bali mile Of the cyi
~ ne residence Of the late Joseph ". Horton
Containing about Forty Acres. ~
perhaps, moss commanding ste IN p
u vrf11e
$3.50 it IL or IS acres Of land the purchaser may CHOOSE
THAT VALUABLE FARM
- a. ne sim Tract sicustsd the smith IurnpiAs A9il
~ vsd within shree miles Nashville containing Ssu
e s is good it we'll Fatrged and ta7ered and can
ssvffed into small Of twenty acres and o.
brb are admirably adapted Tor country reaece rarHet gar
sens AID dsiry farms Also that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
- - rad nov occupied b. 7. G. McCap be and formerly
ne5 bv Thos Hardng containing about 25o acres. Til
$3.50 = veil known a. to need further description. Il vii
- X divided tosu purchaser 7. c. MeCsmphe viii she's
fhe1s places "a any who viii ear.
~ above property viii be sold reasonable terms an
on !, sre5it Of one, Two, three and four years.
Apply to " s. Lindsls5 Nashville or to either Of TIE
/ lsrsiFnde, THOS Q. McCAMPBELI,
Six miles FROM Nashville.
J. A.MCCAMPBELL,
mh3l Nashville
Want TO Hire,
NOR the balance Of the year Servant to DO e cooking AM
/ washing for a snail family. Apply 70 this Ofice.
L aur2f B&P
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N JEW BOOKS
JUST RECEITED BY
F. H a q a N
NO.41 COLLEGE STREET.

TIE HISTORR OF HERODOTUS, by Geo. Rawlin
son, N. A, with Maps and illustrated vols.
MARIN's MECHANICS, by Chas. Bennett
HISTORY OF PENDENNIs, by Thackerayi
VOYAGE DOWN TIE ANOOR, by Collins
LIFE BEFORE HIN;
AGAINST WIND AND TIDE, BY Holms Lea, author Of sy
van Holt'J Daughter, Katie Branda;
BIBLICAL REASON WHY. guide to Scripture Readings,
illustrated;
PASSING THOUGHTS IN RELIGION. eewell
NIGHT LEssONs FROM sCRIPTURE. sswsIl;
FRIARsWOOD POST OFFICE By tte author Of the Heir Of
RedcIf +. HAGAN,
aprl4-d&W n College street.
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1,,Im.nII. REAI. EsrATE FOR IL
Want to Hire,

NOR the balance Of year. Servant to DO tae cooking and
washing for a snail family. Apply to this Ofice.
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FINE PLANTS, EVERGEENs, ETC ETC
NOTICE.

INTENDING coune ourselves hereafter exclusively to the
Liquors. offer at cost large and we'll assorted
Of Tobacco Cigars embracing every grade Those who
want bargains, had better call soon.
LELLYETT & SMITH,
april 3 Nos 10 and - Market street.
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co.II COaL!I COALy!I
JAMES W. QUEEN & co.
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

TVyHE regular packet JOHN GAULT J. Il. -
BUNCE, Master. and c. T. REEDER Clerk, have tlsfi
determined 10 make their boats trips from this port
70 Louisville, commencing Wednesday me AStH
inst and regular leaving port other wednesday
uutloW
This boat connects with B. 0. Louisville for
Parkersburg Cincinnati mail steamers, and in low water
will not detain freight, hut forward inme3 iatey.
feU2 -5m II II HARRISON, Ag't
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apr4-d&Wu college street
New Public lions.
A New Book, By the author Of Wide, Wide World and
Dollars and Cents SAY AND SEAL.
WOOing and Warning in 1he Wilderness q
Story "Cansucky, tale designed 10 Illustrate the do
nestle life Of early settlers Of Kentucky, BY Chas De
Kirk de DeKay) Of Louisville.
The Marble Faun; or, Romance Of Monte Benz, new
book BY Nathaniel Hawthorne. vols.
Letters from Switzerland, BY Samuel IrsnRul
Prime.
The Way ia all Ended
Cathara clyde, Novel, by Ineouua-
Home Pastfmes, or Tableaux Viysnis.
Walter AshyVOOds a Love Story, By Paul sogOoth.
A new edition Of Reeds Poems, enlarged, vols.
| Just received ana for sale By F. HAGAN,
aprIs-n No Al College street
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-06
NRwPoRT NEWS.

FATAL TERMINATION a week ago, d,
an eyed German named g. Klaus, while on
h s way from the Ohio and Mississippi Depot
& the Newport Ferry-landing, was assaulted
b. some person unknown. Kiou5s skull
was fractured, but he managed to reach his
son-in-laws house in our city, at which
place he fingered in intense pain until yes
tersay, when he died. He was seventy-two
years old, and came from Bellvue, Illinois,
to our city, on a visit to his son-in-law-Mr.
Amtman
DOUGLAS MEErIYs.-Ou Saturday next o
Douglas meeting will be held on the -Four
mile Turnpike" same seven miles east of our
city, near the Ohio River. During the
meeting, a Douglas pole will be raised.
Speakers have been secured for the occasion,
and good time is expected.
OK His MUsOLE.--A man named Egau,
who travels on his muscle, was fined by
Esquire Paine So and costs for beating James
Oliver. The Squire, like our Mayor, is not
partial to muscle-men.
TuRNERs' HALL.--The tavern-keepers and
keepers of doggeries, tippling-houses and
others. in favor of dispensing with the Sun
day ordinance prohibiting thesale Of liquors
on that day, viii hold meeting tonight at
Turner's Hall.
ON DITzThat an elopement occurred in
our city day or two ago, by which one
husband is left wifeless, one wife husband
less, and two children fatherless. The par
tculars will be given as soon as obtained.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-06

CovINGToN COMMON ScHooLs.-We have
received COPY of the annual report of the
Superintendent and Finance Committee of
the Common Schools of Covington, with the
bylaws and regulations for the government
of the School Board. The reports show
prosperous condition, educationally and
financially. The number of pupils enrolled
in the High School, during the year ending
June 80, was SO. Number enrolled in Com
mon Schools 1920, an increase of 200 over
the year previous. Average daily attend
ance 81 per cent. These have 81 teachers
8 males and l6 females. The Board remon-
I strate earnestly against the transfer OF pupils
TO different districts for trivial causes.
| The report on the school finances shows
| that the receipts for the yearwere Sl2,69l 5o'
/ the expenses $l0,067 OIL. All the old scrip
has been redeemed, amounting to Sl,279 60,
! which leaves a balance in the treasury OF
81, ,344 50. The Finance Committee state
that this is all the money they have to carry
the schools till March, therefore they will
have to reissue some scrip; but they expect
that the finances have been put on such a
footing that they will soon be able to dis
pense entirely with this method of tinaneier-
ing: .-.-
The committee state earnestly the neees-
sity for additional and better school bnlld-
ines. Compared with Ohio schools, tns
COyington Board make an economical ex-
hibit. The whole expenditure average, ,,s5 psss
than 81 year for each Pupl enrollen. Slesl.
Tried by The severe test of the average daily
Attendance. il amounts TO about SO 33%
each. This they compare with the levy in
Cincinnati of $l3 for each enrolled child,
besides The large amounts paid every year
for school property.
School TAx.-The vote taken in our State
at the late election as to whether there
should be an additional tax of three cents on
the $lO0, has been defeated by 5000 votes
We are sorry that il has so resulted, aud
can only say that if q few other counties hac
done as well as Kenton, the result would
have been different.
PASSED. HroUsH.--Ex-President Pierel
passed through our city yesterday, en- routi
for Lexington. cr.I
MRDSoAL.-0n Tuesday next the medica
, | societies Of Newport and our city will NEE
at pr. Heiors, on Seott-ssreeh
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-06

RUNAWAY AND Academia horse, at
tached to a buggy, containing man and
woman, ran away yesterday afternoon, on
Sixth-street, below the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton Railway Depot and dashed
down the thoroughfare at furious pace.
The probability is that the frightened ami
NAL might have been stopped without any
injury to the parties but the woman became
alarmed and threw herself from the vehicle
to the ground, injuring her head and bruis-
ing her body quite seriously. The horse
was finally brought under the control of the
driver, and he returned to the assistance Of
the female, who proved to be his wife, and
took her home.