Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-01

clover which have been selected with the greatest
care in order to furnish our farmers with the
best varieties Mr. JENKINS has also, constantly
on hand feed for stock, such as hay fodder, corn,
bran. shorts. &c. He has likewise oil cake, said to
be very superior article for improving the condi-
ton of horses, cows. sc.
We stepped mo the auction rooms Of Benz. F.
SHIELDS d Co.. yesterday, during his large sale OF
boots and shoes and although the weather was un-
favorable we found quite number Of city and
country dealers congregated. The bidding was
spirited and each case was sold IN regular success
sion closing the entire stock. Their extensive
premises are certainly well adapted to the auction
and commission business. and well arranged for
convenience light and comfort and we think, an
excellent location. We predict large business
for them. which is rapidly increasing.
TuE SoruEES FIELD AND FmEsmE-Wc are in
debtad to our clever friend HAGAN Al College Street.
for number Of this excellent Southern Magazine,
published by JAMES GARDNER. Augusta Ga Its lit
erarv. miscellaneous, agricultural, horticultural
childrens' and ladies' departments are under the
control Of men Of ability, and we notice among Its
contributors the name of the well known oDns, OF
South Carolina 1t is a Southern paper, edited and
sontroleiby Southern men, devoted to Southern in
terests. and aids Southern writer's If the number
before US is fair specimen, we see no reason why
our citizens should not take it in preference to the
Northern trashy periodicals which flood our market
FHlGAy, Al College Street is its authorized agent
The Public schools.
According to section 9TH chapter 10th, Of the re
yjsed laws of this city. which reads thus-Be en-
I go 1T1fr9,F Sol n1I
begin on the first Monday in September ofeach year,
and close on the last Wednesday in june there be-
inc an intermisson of one week at the close OF the
first five months session" The present session Of
the CITY schools closes on Friday the 9th inst The
next session commences on Monday, the 9th Of Feb
ruarv urox. The Superintendent will be in his Of
fee corner Of Broad and Spruce streets, during the
first week of the session to issue tickets OF adms-
sion TO aDnlicants for the next session who have not
been members of the schools the present session
! Eighteen hundred and ninety-two pupils-lO4l
bovs and SlS cirls-haye been admitted the present
! session. with an average whole number Of l5lO.
Tbirtv-oDe teachers-tan males and twenty-one
females-have. been employed, located as follows: Il
in the Hume school, II in the Haynes in the Trim
IIs . in the Primitive Baptist Church; and in Lin
| coin Hail. College Hill.
! The schools are constantly open for inspe uon'
and the City Council, parents and guardians OF the
npnils and the community generally, are invited to
visit the schools at their convenience The Superln
t,n5nt1s at his Office during the first school hour IN
the morning, daily, for the transaction OF misceua.
ous busueSs being engaged in visiting the different
schools thereafter till evening, at which time ne can
| ba found at his dwelling. No. lG South Summer ST
Vv order of the Board Of Education
NJ II. HOwAEn, Secretary 81
jan 2S-lw.