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"PANEo sTRUCKln

..t "PANEo STRUCK.
Intending to reduce what is certainly the largest
Stock Of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
in the State, will sell from this time
without Regard to ProfItsI
-.. J. W. LANGLEY,
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BANE NOTE AND ExCHANGE LIST.
The notes Of all banks quoted at par ar. busE.bl.

BROKEN WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Baak, BroHnsTilIs.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers AID Mechanics Bank, MemphtL
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
a-.. Exchange BANK, Murfressboro'.
Miners and Mannfacsarers' Bank, EnoTvlla.
Balk Of East Tennessee, KnoxViils-
Bank OF Trenton
Bank Of Jefferson. DandridFe.
Some ef brokers Offering on the The noaa
2 Rank NastF
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CHINA CHHNA!i cHINAIEq

CHINA CHAEA!! CEINAIyl
Grand Distress Sale
ID IoH and splendid Silver Plated Ware handsome
superb Ladies Gold sets, and Sil descriptions Of Gold
JewelrJ and Watches; besides overwhelming Of French
China Bot ean and Ont Glassware stone China and
Japan Silver Spoons Forks Fh and Butter Knives Cob
lets Walters, Ice Pitchers, CsstOrs, ETC., etc
HARDY BROTHERS, Auctioneerz
Sale to IN front auction rooms, Mondsy
morning. 2ls Jan. 1861 q 10 selock and continued
morning st 10 o'clock and evening o'clock, uDt
the whole stock closed We cordially fite the steaton Of
the Ladies to this SALE with promise that 10 hid Bay
the goods viii positively be forced for cash.
a HARDY BROTHERS,
.AuctiOneers 4 Gcn-T Az is, AZ, Public Square.
ianIs-tI No
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Merchants Of Nashville.

THE CINCINNATI DAILG. enquirer,
&c Mercar Of this city, Of the very best
4 Commercial pspers published in this country.
It's position Eaan4I and Conservative 9apsr Il toe we'll
knosn to be SET forth in an advertisement
jssss-dis E4EAH 4 MsLBAs.
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SfO,en.a.o1 g.
Diamond Breastp,n,

stolen, $50 Reward.
From the neighberhood Of Spring Hill. Tenn. on
the night of the 18th ult.,
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OF circular shape, tWenty-One stones, very CLOSELY
get set of jet, in the form Of crosses, and aps
laoa -
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CANDIDATES.
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STATE CONTENTION.

Election, saturday. February ., 1861.
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FORPADUcAH.

YFNHE regular 81. Louis, Memphis and LeasriIls
connecting packet Way Duke, DAVIS, Mas -Fe.J4
ter will depart FOR the above and intermediates Land
ings, THIS DAY, the go inst at II o'clock, NJ For height
or psss.ze spply on board otts
jan23-n A. L. DAVIS, Agent.
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Circular.
VIZ EAs.VILLx, January LIST, 1861.
w n HAVE THIS DAY associated with Mr.. n. II.
THoMPsoS, formerly OF MeNary Co, and Will cOntInus
the business under the arm OF
BORGFELDE, THOMPSON & CO.
Thanking you for fsvors continuance
our patronage fer the new arm, aud remain,
Yours, very ectfuIy.
. BORGFELDT 4 THOMPSON.
P.s-ApsSons inde5tsdtO will please settle their
counts a an early date jan22-im
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HOLM MOORE and others W Lucinn eOoFs and sat \
u Petition sell land and slaves II sppeans 2 ne ~
lucsn Moore and Lynn Aoore, and Martha A,ors .
James Moore the defendants IN tia ease nonratenta
OF the State Of Tennesse and beyspd The reach Of e
process Of this il 10 therefore ordered maj Poaeoh -
made the Nashville Union and Anericans pah
shed in Nashville, Tens for four weeks SeqaIag ~ noA
resident defendants appear before ne yGes otsteEAe
County Cont At their February term l6 10 plead arEusr
deur cor5sansnts bill, hied IN sad case mem or
the will orconessed a. % en Ano So or near
ing ex Paits. December 2eth, ie6o- -. - =
JAMS v3t-pr'tSiesS3 W. SOoA, y = n
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Flour, Corn, &c.
GAn BBLs Extra ana Extra 7arnily Flour;
OUU 400 sacks Corn;
25 bbis Lard;
50 bbls Green Apples;
20 cNIes Parrsfine Wax Candlesy
500 Flour Sacks iafty pounds.)
On Consignment, fer BY
". WATTS CO.,
jans3H rs. 81 College street, near Broad.
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WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY %, 1861.
The SPEAKER called the House to order at ten
n;cnck - y
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CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,

HoS. W. G. WHTTHoKS, Speaker Of a1e House of
RepTesentdtUes-Sir l have today received the
joint resolution, directory to the Comptroller, in
curing as to the condition of the Treasury to
meet existing and current engagements whether
any railroads have failed to meet their January in
terest, and should they fail to meet their July In
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FOR LOUISYILLE AND CINCINNATI.
TEyHE splendid, swift, souiunoaieus steamer
swallow, PARzuR, Master viii leave for .lls1<-i.a
the above and al intermelzts landings, this DAG
the 23I inst oeieek, a. For freight passage apply
o bsari A. HAMILTON.
jan23It II. Il. HARRISON, ACTS.
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Mr.. CAN'T, on behalf of the Nashville and De-
catur Railroad presented the members and officers
of the House free passes over that road for which
the thanks Of the House were tendered
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6oRrzEss MossoE, TIA Baltimore, June 1z.-rt :,
confirmed that the rebels retired from Great Bethel
sc far their main body Is concerned but the placs
Is still held By than, and can be occupied By large
body 81 short notice.
Capt 3. e Davis, son Of Judge Davis. Lieas.
Chas. Il. Leamon. and DR.. Martin, Of Col DURYEA'S
regiment, yesterday entered the enemy's line with
q flag Of truce, and went to within half mile Of
Yorktown They saw formidable battery at Great
Bethel. but were not allowed to examine the works
ana from there to Yorktown they werL conducted
oy Sridle-psths, escorted by Sergeant and four
soldiers, who met them at New Market Bridge, three
nnes from Hampton, to which point the Secession
plckess extend
Iaey were courteousy treated by Col J. B. Ma
snuuer; who commanded at Greas Bethel There
80 large encampment Of cavalry at Yorktown.
80 s1s place was being strongly fortified There
town. 80 y GU VI eNs Desnst anu OK
~ q cesaacnlsts report one killed and fiye
Moun,leu a. she engagement at Great Bethel. and
express 1ne wish that General Pierce NAV he re-
Msjor winthrop WAS shot by a Louisiana rifernan
whiie ieaolnS vigorous charge. He was burie5
By the rebels and his heroisn greatly uraised
Two Zouaves died prisoners, Tss 49,. -.
they have other prisoners whom thew
20 exchange.
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Cnnnnn Gnnnru.

At public meeting held-irrespective of party
near Mosebey, at Rushng's Grove, on Monday,
the 10th inst.,the following proceedings were had
On motion of Esquire A. Burger, M. NJ. Brien, jr.
was called TO the Chair and explained the object of
the meeting in few brief remarks; whereupOn
Thos. w. Wood was appointed Secretary.
The Chair then appointed the following gentle>
men as committee on resolutions expressive of the
object of the meeting: A. Burger, Benz. Fugitt, j..
w. Grand DR.. J. J. Gowen, and J. II. Jetton. After
having retired for short while, returned and re-
ported the following resolutions, which were adopt
ed without dissenting voice:
WHEREAS, in view Of the political distraction of
our country, and we, the people of Cannon county,
are extremely anxious to aay all dscord. and have
harmony between all parties in the coming guber-
Material election; therefore,
ReSolUed lst, That there is peculiar fitness in
the person of the present able Governor, IsHAA G.
HARRIS. to occupy the gubernatorial chair for the
next two years.
ReSoLUed lie is cur first choice for Governor, and
that we respectfully petition him TO remain at his
post, without canvassing the State; and we hereby
pledge ourselves TO give him hearty support on
the lst Thur sday in August next.
RESOLVED, We fully approve his course and our
Legislature in resisting the tyrant Lincoln in his
war of subjugation.
Resolved That the UNION 2ND AMERICAN, Patriot,
and the Banner Nashville be requested to publish
these proceedings. N. NJ. BRIEN, Jrq Pres.
THoS. w. WOoD Secretary.
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Frosa wheelIna

WHEELING, June l4-In Convention to-day M
Carlisle from the Committee on Businesses. renorts
an ordinance vacatng the seats of sill State ofce-
now in open rebellian against the United States and
providing for Provisional Government and for the
election Of officers; also providing that the State
county and municipal officers Immediately take
the oath Of allegiance to the United States. The
ordinance was made the special order for Wednea-
day next.
This afternoon spirited debate ensued upon the
declaration reported yeste day. Mr.. Dorsey OF
Monongahela county, took strong ground for an I'M
mediate division of the State. Mr. Carlisle took the
ground that Congress at its coming session would not
be likely to recognize the division, which recogni-
ton is necessary until the rebellion in the Southern
States is put down. the object Of Congress being to
restore every original State 10 the Union.
This done, the Congress would recognize ProVi>
sional Legislature, and with the consent Of the Leg
islature and Congress separation would be effect
ed at an early day.
Five hundred stands Government arms, a loan
from Massachusetts, arrived here to-day for distri-
button to the home guards in this and adjoining
counties. 500 more expected tomorrow.
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HANDSOMELY DoSE.-Maj. Gen. s. r. ANDERSON was
yesterday the recipient of magnificent bay horse
fully equipped for service The horse was present
fren Mr.. A. j. DUNCAN one of our most enterprisiug
wholesale dry goods merchants, and the equipments
were from Me1srs. JOHN MoRRow & SoS, manufae-
turers and dealers in saddery, whose establishment
enjoys an enviabe reputation for the nestness and
durability of the work they turn out.
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Arr4tcrrxo TsAGED1. ~ Re learn from volunteer,
now IN the city, IRON Coriuth, Miss, that one day
last week member Of the Wigfal. Rifles, lying st
that place. named J. NJ Harrison merchant, of the
firm of Harrison & Edwards Of Greensborough,
dence at GreensborouEh before day on Thursday
morning. and desiring to surprise his wife, he en-
tered his house with as little noise possible mrs
Harrison saw him. however, but in the dark mlstook
him, and called TO his brother, Mr. Hlnam
Harrison, merchant Of Lodi, who was sieep.
ing on the premises, to shoot the negro VINO nso
broken in. He ala SO. and heavy load of shot en-
tered his brothers. right breast under the nipple
Mr.. Harrison died in few moments, leaving MS
wife and brother in state Of distracted agony too
fearful to contemplate. Memphis appeal, Js1ae a.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
ron PRIVATE DISEASES.

R@ DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, for the
NeAGss1 four years ofLouisville Kentucky. and Who
devoted his the treatment Of prvste diseases FER
thirty yers himself having attended g practice fe
many years. cured Thousands be ehebed 70 Gu
an diseases Of private nsure matter how bad they b
from inudcous medical from neglect Of their
Dr. KI1gs Dspensay is No. % Deadrick street, between Cherry
and the square where be all diseases private nature
oXoRHRA cured without nancous medicine Interference
from business
otOld recent sts ssectuay cured IN few
days by An operation which pain. Where structure
eTs health cannot enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermines the constitution 30 much.
gyplts with all the diseases Of the skin, growing out
ect bad treatment be e6ectusly cured in few dsys
SEMINAL WEAKEEs particular attention having been given 70
this and ell the consequences grswin brought
on IN many cases the destructive habits Of inconsderste
Yohs and excessive indulgence OF the passions neglect Of
which will UNDERMINE constitution, rendering the subject
dtfor business or society," and causing old
Females who may aborng With any dculy o. ne womb
nav rest assured Of Immediate relief. -
Persons residing sbroad By writing and stating their with
M enclosed directed DR. A. King, No g. Deadrick street,
Nssyfe Tenn ha'ethe necessary medicine sent 70 their
Win Necessary directions Strict secrecy obserycd Ones
hour from o'clock in morning until In the eyennsl
nayQ3. I551d&zIy
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The Legislature.

The Legislature of Tennessee will re-assemble in
extra session tomorrow morning. We observe q
number of members in the city. Among them are
Messrs. BuMPAss, THOMPSON, BRADFORD and PAYNE, Of
the Senate, and Messrs. FARRELLY, WHlTNoRE, BARKs
DALE, BRAzELToS, LEA, and BAKER of Perry, OF the
Honse. We trust the session will be harmonious,
brief, and advantageous to the interests of the
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A FEARFUL THoUG-T.-The man whose property
consists of houses merchandise in crowded
city and is uninsured, stands, pecuniarly, upon 8
slumbering volcano, whose flames may break forth
at any moment and involve him in irretrievible
ruin. Fire is dread foe to the prosperity of man.
bus all may secure themselves against the effects of
its ravages by procuring of W. J. MARI, No rs
College street. insurance in some sound, reliable
Southern company that always pays its losses
nromntlv iunel3-tf
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Attachments.

II ANIEJ DEAN ~ 5chott in this csssii ssu
nJ satisfsciioa, that the defendant. J schoz
resident Of The State OF Tennessee, and Il frsr supca
affidavit Of psintif, thai the dsfendant Is irdebted
the sum Of nineteen dollars, due By note 10 thsrse1
By ne that publication be mule in the Nashville u
American for four successive wees, Commissioning sal
Schott 70 8pPelr fefoFs NE, a. nv once 10 TIE tod
dem Perry county, Tennessee on the 3lst tav 81 ha
plead. an5~er dem1r to ssid attachments Or t.e sa
set for heAring exp Hris. ThisAPril l9ih, 1851
JOHN LARkIN-
: mayio-E4spr- sleeI5 fJr PerrT rlrnsl
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From Frederick.

FREDERICK, June Ill is reported that the
bridge acros the Potomac at Hsrper's Ferry was
blown up and entirely destroyed between four and
five o'clock this morning. The explosion was dis
tinctly heard, and the smoke Of the burning struc
ture was seenby parties here.
1t was also reported that all the troops have been
withdrawn from the Maryland shore, and the town
of Harperis Ferry has been evacuated by the great
body of the troops recently there. small force is
yet there probably the rear guard of the retreat
ing army.
1t ia said that eight carloads Of provisions wers
destroyed to prevent their falling into the hands of
the Federalists, who were supposed To he concern
trating upon Harperis Ferry from the direction Of
Greencsstle and Cumberland.
The destruction of the bridge may be regarded as
certain, confrmatory intelligence having been re-
ceiyed within the last few minutes The bridge at
Shepardstowh is also burned.
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LADY's WIT AND ITS R,suLTs-A Tennessee
ady, who has been passing some time at Ashland.
was (while promensdlng the beautiful grounds
which adorn that place., sccosted by a gentleman
who seemed TO be arranging bouquet with the in
quiry if there were any laurels either in the
grounds or the woods near by. Noticing that he
was in citizens dress, she replied promptly, and
with much meaning in her dark eye: mo sir; but
/ understand that the Virginians have recently
gathered great many at Acquia Creek; Sewall's
Point and Fairfax Court House. doubt not there
are still more left At these places, and many other
parts of Virginia" The hint was not lost. A few
days after, the gentleman Joined a gallant corps,
and is now at Manassas, no doubt determined to
reap harvest Of laures with his own good blade
Richmond Dispatch, June 10.
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MACON CouNTY.-We have seen list of the voters
of District No. IL, in Macon County certified by the
judges of the election on the Sth inst from which
it appears that .UeTy in the District voted for
separation snd representation. Hurrah for the 18th
district We also learn that the whole West end Of
the county voted the same way.
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If the telegraph reports correctly with regard to
the partial evacuation of Harper's Ferry, it was
probSby done in order to meet Ma. Gen. Mcclellan
halfway, and save him the toll and trouble OF
marching all the way to the Ferry over rough
road. They wish TO extend to him the same old
fashioned Virginia hospitality that the ancestors of
the Virginians extended to the British of the revo
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Prom 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June 15-Boerstein's regiment has
gone West on the Pacific Railroad.
The Illinois volunteers have entered Missouri
Hannibal.
Gov. Jackson, with cars and locomotives, is going
West from Jefferson City, burning the bridges he
goes 10 Is said that there is large number Of
Confederate troops IN Arkansas and Northern Tex
as ready to move Jackson's invitation.
Tucker OF the State journal has been arrested at
Herman.
The steamer Louisiana, the third boat OF the in
vading feet is here to take on Boernsteins regiment.
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SAD CAsUALTT.-Mr. Richard Merritt, young
gentleman long known and highly esteemed here,
came to an untimely death by drowning, while
bathing in Cumberland river, on Tuesday last, af-
ternoon. lie and several friends were in bathing
near the Railroad Bridge on this side Of the river,
and Merritt started to swim out to the trese-work.
under the draw span. When he had got about
half way out he was heard to cry for help, but his
friends, knowing that he was good swimmer,
thought he was doing that for fun, and afterwards.
when they became convinced that he was drowning.
they were all TOO far from him TO render any as
sistance, as he only sank but once. The cause OF
his drowning was doubtless cramp.
Mr. Merritt had many warm friends here and his
sad and sudden death produced q feeling OF pro
found melancholy regret in the community. DE
was about % years old; son of DR.. D. +. Merritt
of Todd county. kentucky, and nephew of MAJOR
Hannum of this city, with whom he was living at
the time of his death. His body, up TO yesterday
afternoon had not been found, though digent
search had been, and was still being made for II.
Since penning the above VIC learn that the
body has been found five miles below the city
-0qrL.s,ille Chronicle, June "A.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS Monroe, June l5.-There is no informa-
ton here about the oSements of the Southerners
The fortress is in reality invested except by sea.
No ingress or egress is safe. Movements are i'm
possible.
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ST. LOUIS, June 15.-Gen- Mcclellan addressed
the Cairo soldiers. He told them they should be the
leaders IN the Great Western army, and ere long
have an opportunity TO meet the Ccnfederates.
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MARRTED.

On Thursday evening" June 18Th at thu residence Of the brides
father. MI f. s. Scott BY Warren, Mr.. ED. LUoAS
and Miss LOU. L. SCOTT,
May the richest blessings Of Col shine their pathway
may shine bsni gnsntly them and eiTs and
they with goOdy share Of this worlds comforts
bouutes II.
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From Freaertsk.

FREDERIcK June ia special agent Of the As:
socated Press just from the Maryland heights over
looking Harper's Ferry says the Ferry Is mainly
vacated, about 1000 men remaining The route Of
the main body was by the turnpike towards Charles
town. Shepheard's turn bridge is burned. The
Southern pickets have been Withdrawn from viii
liam
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AP,rRIorIc LADY-We are informed that Mrs
DR. c. c. Blackburn of PIKE COUNTY Ca has st, sent
rao5est that he sell il and apply the proceeds to
the spnoort of our gallant troops in the field We
Lean tbst Mrs Black burn expresses her determines
tion to wear no more jewelry while the war lasts:
While such spirit fHs never be- conquered the
held-Psderal Union
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Vore or TENNESSEE TRoOrs AT Pensacola. NJ.
Condor Esq commissioner appointed TO take the
snaraoes of the Tennessee troops at Pensacola, has
,st returned from that place, and informs us that
,Se vote stood for separation and representation
.. re 6eId have so far as heard from, been q unit
- Seclarlng their sentiments upon the great ques-
i IL lately presented. Hurrah for the Volunteer
Ssste and her gallant volunteers.-Aienphts Appeal
Lime IA
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A,1wAr mAT.rERs.


AAbhtCAN L.
inform our fellow-citizens that Dr. THOMAS E. JEN-
KlSs and Ar. W. A. McCSIL1. Of Louisville, Kentucky,
have perfected arrangements for Transporting let
ten to al points North and South of Nashville
The company charges ten cents on each letter they
may take charge Of paid at the time Of delivering
70 the Company. Each letter must be enclosed in a
United States envelope; stamps win not do.
Aessrs. jenkins and McsIIL come well recon-
mended to Aessrs. DOUGLAS & Co., and many ether
of our citizens as worthy of all confidence, and it
is at the instance of these gentlemen that we intro
duee the American Letter Express Company to the
eititizens of the Confederate States. The Company
has supply of United States envelopes at the Office
in the Post Office buildings in this city, and they
have about hundred letters for parties who can
get them by applying.
UNIVERSITY CoMxExoExLNT-At the Annual Com
mencement of the Collegiate Department OF the
University of Nashville, held June 18th, 1861,
(without public exercises,) the following degrees
were conferred:
Bachelor of Arts upon
BENJAMIN T. Brown Of Louisiana; Daniel L.
Cameron, of Mississippi; Joseph E. Harris, of Ten
uessee: Calvin Jones' of Tennessee; Jere. c. Loftin
of Georgia: Daniel II. Montgomery, of Mississippi;
John II. Montgomery, of Mississippi; Jacob L.
Thomas. of Tennessee; Arthur w. Winston. Of Ten
nessee.
Bachelor of Sciences upon
George P. Bedsoe, of Alabama; Lee Douglass, Of
Tennessee; John S. Gooch, of Tennessee; Isaiah c.
LAWYER, of Illinois; Thomas Perkins of Tennes-
see; Absalom Petit of Mississippi; Patton Robert
son, of Tennessee; James II. Whiteman OF Tennes-
see; Thomas NJ. Tucker, of Tennessee.
The degree Of Master of Arts was conferred
in course upon the following graduates of 1858:
Frank Nancy, of Tennessee; John Edward Saund-
ers, of Tennessee; James Washington Thomas, of
Tennessee