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Spirit of the age., 1861-04-17
sHE LOVED ME AND GAVE HiNsEL

aHE LOVED NE AND GAVE HlMsELS
FOR ME."-A kind frieR4d rieR4d rIifffs touching Incl
dent:
''There lived in an mining DIST lets in Eng.
land poor miner, who had an only and low :
ing son. 1t was generally the custom Of this
miner, when he went down daily INTO the
bowels Of the earth to quarry out there tho
valuable metals for his employers, TO takd
with him his child And then at eIcr.ing af4
ter the days work was ended, they We're botl1
drawn up to the surface by bucket ami
rope, and then returned to their hap y home.
One evening, as they were being drawn uI'
from the mine as usual, the father heard :.
cracking noise above them. He looked up
and saw that the rope was breaking, and
that now only three or four strands oft held
! him and his darling child from destruction
What was to be done? Not moment was
to be lost for maH:festly the rope was no.
strong enough to bring them botli the sur
! face, and therefore either one of them, or
both, must perish. immediately the foud
parental instincts of that fathers heart de
termined what he would do. lie resolved
to sacrifice his own life for that of his child,
and accordingly, taking up his dearly bciov-
ed son, he placed him in the bottom OF the
bucket, and said to him, 'There my child,
there, lie quiet for few moments, and you
viii! be safe at the top" And then be threw
himself over and was dashed to pieces.
stOh what, how great, how very great wa
the love of that parent for his son !? And
vet it was even small, as compared with the
love of that blessed Savior who died for US
on Calvary, and who said, Greater love hath
no man than this, that man lay down his lif'
: for his sfrend-Erchange.
Spirit of the age., 1861-04-17

TIE NEW CREATIoN.-Every Spring God.
works countless wonders. (We do not call
them miracles, because we see them every
spring.) Out of little bud, he brings a.
branch with leaves, and flowers, and fruits.
From tiny seed, be evolves whole plant.
with its system of roots and branches. And.
more wonderful still, we see spripging into
life new generation Of insects ami creeping
things, and birds and beasts. In wisdom.
thor hast made them all.
But the greater wonders of Gods hand are,
those which he works in new-creating ruined
souls.
Spirit of the age., 1861-04-17

EouLpN'r Do IT.-An exchange paper tells
story of man in London, who determined
to spend all he made during the first year
in advertising. He soon found that 1t was
impossible, for the simple reason that the
more he advertised, the more he made, and,
after strenuous efforts to get rid of his money
in advertising, he had to give it up. lfyou
don't believe it, try it.
Spirit of the age., 1861-04-17

A,boy was asked what meekness was. He
thought for moment, and said" Meekness-
gives smooth answers to rough questions"
Spirit of the age., 1861-04-17

Experience teaches us indulgence the
wisest is he wlo doubts his own judgment
with regard to the motives which actuste his
fellow men.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-04
A Good Farm for sale.

VETE odsr place which Coleman has lived
wv le55, and the Rogers land, lying on
yellow Greek Dickson county Tenn, pzty the stage road
within mile Of Wilamvie, and three miles OF the Nash
Vile Northwestern Railroad heay pesant and bean.
tul psT Of Tennessee Said land contains abo1t two hundred
and ninety seseghty cleared and acut any acres
good land tsin good state Of cultivation, with com,
irritable dwelling houses out houses ETC. etc. Ao two COED
orchards, failing springs Of excellent water
we'll tmbersd certainly be made Of the most des
rable stsckfarms this sectsn Of country We promise
ths land and will sell Tor cash. time with inter
est Po- further information call or James McNeily Who
lives said place. the undersigned q RsEer Landing,
Tennessee river. .-f q ~ BIkN z BkOTlEk-
Usi0A and AHssricaR copy, and charge AdaOc1se.
sep39-E 81 -..5. .rc
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DnJH. mcLEAN,s VOLCANIC eIL II
mENT.
49,. Exfernni In the WORLD Ter MAJ
AAc 49, Beast.

,,o,ru axns n human beings have been aaged ne
tsS.,s .nd ,assry, ~ The zee q this inr4l1abg
rspt Il vii reliss PAIN alEos, issssn ssn.s1ss q
VII e e, 49, TrIFAN's VOLCANIC OIL LTlIMnNT III
LOT - most nvsterait 81 R1eunAtEs, donf o.
For Paraysis Co tracted M1ssles, S1lnol1 81
-, - sfs Joints, Muscl s. LfgAnents. Il VIII n1Gel
80 ~ooeations viii s. re Throat, Headacha o EaI
For Sums ecal1 Or any Pain, : ~ 1nIal'i1s Ae
Always on hand.
PLaNTERs FARMERS, o. any one having ch.r.s Il y
riil ave money b. sing MeIe4nB Toica7io on Lplnru1
/. speedy and inellinle cure for Gala snraInn a
Swelling, LAmenss sEeeny, Sores Weundl, SsraEhS y
ezieraAl disease. Try Ia and yoa viii b conTi.eA
Dr. ]. z. McLfAA, sole ProprIsssr,
.tstr r, saint Icnf1. 4
Tors ale a Pruprsiess pzes.bs Bszsy DssssIiIs \
w HsndenaQtt. nAz-21seE4|
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Gbs 8asbhiIIs anipn ann 9msritau
SPECIAL NorrcE.-rhe umor IsD An.arc

SPECIAL NoTICE.-The UEIoK AND AMERICAN q condscs
ed strictly upon the CASH syte 1HPGPers ore dtsco1ssn
aspiration of the time for toich tAey A1pe oeH
paid. Sa6scibsrs so be nossd sgbsn their
about 70 expire, By CROSS MARK on lAssr peRsrs end ~
less the su6scripsio tie totH De dsSc0
Sed. TAis rule from sroh there So be no departure
RctcA for e mark, and reHeo roUr subscription
Weekly UNION AMERICAN % per Ga'iHan ~ ddcdncs
Til Weakly UNION AND AMERICAN s5 per Gn"H'n ." 0d
VGacs.
Subscribers desiring their papers changed must mention
the Post Office o we'll asthe which they desire the
change to be made. rssfA tif-Isi9 ~
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TVTHIs altogether medicine, the result Of nodeIn
discoveries the setsSle kngden, being an entirely
and abstract method o. o. all me Oh ana
ing Wright wing the deception Prscsed upon sne
Ininatd fe III. duty at once 50 nave 1 ons dotss
vsce given their adherence 20 les pee aad
reduced and when ali medicines the Phsrmaco
pa been tried in vain. Long thought years Of patient
crowned the Doctors Efforts and he now Elixir 70 .uf
ferns humanity the only thing that cure The following
di.esssiT IosI1.y
Mental and Physical Depression,
Determination Of Blood TO ths Head,
Confused Ideas, Il
...a r.. General IrrissAIHS,
RestIsssness and sleeplsssness at Night,
Absence of Muscular Efficiency,
Loss Of Appetite,
Emaciaton,
DisorgsnirstiOn Of the Organs o.
PaipitstiOn of the Heart,
And in fact all the cuneonan of nervous and dsOiaAt'd
Of the system.
AS a StimuIanI,
n is quite different alcoholic preparations is not sub
jec reactions shape continues s exc IT its influence
gradually and efficiently, a. long rs the least nec' ss exists Tor
It's presence.
. As Female MedicInes
1t is equally powerful effective, and the equilibrium
Sooner sUs sssH az me S 0Gs, sre onv IN pss
Of assisting o IenOvans the constitution Or ye goa Les
too, that Trey are only maze "
gnoTAnt o: the Medical profession altogether.
No Mineralsy
Dr. wright thinks It well to stake bis professional character
fact that minerals whatever form The least
parts the ingredients of his RsuyeRAtinR knoW
log what has bSen suAled on the community oy opium ene
mercury 49,
Generally, debated DR.. Wright would say, Never
despair No matter worn down Ieu may be- no nAr 10.
matter what the have
At once depart from Hygenc principles
take his .nH
RcjuvenatInR EiixIr,
And you will soon n4 yourself pride Instead
reverse, your friends and healthy, sssnd, and worthy
laenbeY Of the human family.
Price sQ Der bottle or three bottles S. and forward
edb mail to all parts Of the United States - $685..
soi by all respectable uggts throuehout the unio SsAses
and cHRadSs. The trade supplied At iberAA2iscou16
Fer sale BY the propTietors
j. WRIGHT e. co..
81 and Isl Obartres street, q
New Orleans, La
Sold Nashville By g. ". BenderShot Berry pemovi@
Wing Pendleton, and all responsible dInggsts ocS
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F1awfhorn1 for Lease to n Good
. flElr Tenant.

Desire place my late residence miles vest Of the P
square the hands ola good Tenant for series Of years
upon very easy Ths premises contain shout u Of
superior SOIL half cultivation the balance In shade and
blue grass TIE house with porehes, excelant lzEs
house, stable veil, e all new and eeforabe
To the Gardener the Dsryman, Gsaemz1 seeking cool
quiet retired spot Instantly free from the heat and dust
0ths town, e say place for rent in the vicinity Of Mash
vile offers superb attractions. eH- 70 -a1
To the right viii make the terms scceptsble.
No. az. Cherry street EUGENE UNDERWOOD
decI3-tf rrr ~
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DR. mcLEAN,s UNIVERSAL FiLLs.

For Liver Complaints BERIousnssz Ne
ache, &C.
VVHERE has nsvsr been cATHARTIc nsiisns Ger
the public, that has given such enfirs afisaeffen
LEAN's UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely Vegetable they rscsy ineocsls AZ
be taken BY the most tender nfaut get pfcps ana
removing all Bilious secretions, Aeidor ImprTss 4esa
from the sOmseh In fact they tie eng F1 AL q
be used In naiarious destriets
They produce Gripping, Sickness Pain in tne stoma
Bowels though very acfVs ana searching In nag open
promoting healthy secreton1 Of The Live and A,.esLs
viii G1d from Bili0asnels, Headache sna toe-
hand; ngie dose kaken In season, Hay
and months cf sicpess Ask for Dr.. J H. Ac1eaa W
sal Pilla Take no other Being coated tnsy ~ ees
ony Is cents Der box and can be sent 81 .il % Ang p
The United States. x.-..~ -. 80.
co-n.,af Third and Pine strsstss g.. houis.
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ACON Lard RuckvheGt Flour and Family supplies general
Iy,hy - - ------1- COMBS ( BARTINs
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JAMES M'LAUGHLIN d Co..
koccEssoRs TO a. JzzKnnD
Com issien. Feed a. Produce Merchants
-, ,-.--- r7ts DEALERS IN
HAY, OATS, COIN, BRAN AND FEED STUFF,
& NO. SoUzH 14RKE7 szBEEz,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
jan9-H s-ss- 49,
Flour. Flour, Flour.
TUsr received steamer Nashville 900 bags Extra Family
q ''0-'' ~ JAMES MCLAUGHLIN & CO.,
jan22-H ~ Nos Market street
Lard, Lard, Lard,
TUsr received steamer Nashville choice lot OF LU
JAMES Mel re 9 LIN: Co. CO..
J1nSTu - $3.50 =
Potatoes, Potatoes.
TUsT received per Nashville 100 barrols ext Ne
. 'hAnn0'k f''A''s' 'O JAMES ME MoLAUGHLAN CO..
jan22-u NO. Market street.
Hungarian Grass seeds,
ono SACKS Hungarian Grss Seeds , for saS Sy co
J.. ~ FLOUR FLOUR.
OAO BAGS Double Extra Family Flour, Superior Whit
OOO ''' ''''i' JAMES Ne 81 Ia z CO.,
marI7-H Et 8. Pa - No. 8 Market street.
HAMS, HAMS.
1000 Hams qs1 s;c s 15d fGI al:
mSrl7-H No. Market street..
-711T SIDES AND SHOULDERS.
1O,OOO and e +; Sg;. ,T,oIIr +. co..,
| marl7-n r.la. No Market street
ROLrED MEAL.
BAGS BeIted Meal, in bushe bags for family use,
wv JUS '''''''- JAMES 1 MLSUsHLIN CO.,
M MaEk AZ ntpn
/ " HIRAM AND SHlPsTUFFG.
zoo BAGS Brnn and shpstuns. Just received and Tor
O>1:> ~ JAMES NLAUarLIs CO.,
uxrfz-sf p t-t So a Nc Market rect .
gil9a.sa 30 CORN, CORN.
ZOO BAGS prime yellow and Mixed cOra,ja'' received
oOO ana ''' 'l i3Shzs TLAUaHIIs . Co, :
marI7-a 4. No. Market stree
SeO Kegs ": sss sfsn ,9d Fl '.s
m.,,y-. 'AAAS a AAo No. ) Mslkss street
| Hams, Hams. ~ q
Snn0 CuoIoE HAMS. ia:s Tsssigsd .1a 70 for s.,s By
| sBUtbU JAS Mel +UGHLiN 200
seed Corn.
500 SACKS '' coz s Z e; ~ ';i 81 q COS
| FRESH REAL.
TUSF received and 100 sacks Fresh Corn Neatly
/ II JAS hcLACGHLIN & 90.
| ian6H No. South Market Etreets
! HAN, HAY,
ono BALES Timothy and Hungarian Hay, Just relieved
cttytD and for sale by 800
JkMEs M'LAUGHLlN & co.,
| mzrIE-H No. 3 Market street.
| OATS.
zoo BUSHELS prime Red Oats, just received and fO'
JAMES MLAUeHLINk CO.,
| FLOUR -r-
ARO Bells supernne Extra. Family, and Extra fanily
lou In store and TO arrive Railroad and River io
| ssle commission By W. WATTS &OO-,
| Sebo0tf Nc. Broadway
! DIR. J. J. ALTERNATELY,
Ts now resident Nashville, and offers his services to tn
| 4 citizens Of the city ard surrounding country
IT 5Residence, No. IL High street. Once on sam lok &
- 'sp S-Sn = 81 s-g.saase
TSxTRA ns White sad Nezneek Potatoes, Just reees
l TnrIl-H BENZ Y SHIELDS & Ceg
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The Largest Circulation OF amy Political
Paper In Tennessee.

sss sas s-syss sAaatt h@kEHN
In politics, the UNION AMERICAS advocates the
principles of the National Democratic party, ex-
pressed in the resolutions adopted by the Conven-
.s-s non that nominated BREcKTRIDGE LANE. It
eevotes special attention to its News Department,
and accurate and reliable reporter of Com
nercial and Monetary transactions it is without q
superior in Tennessee, or any other State
1t ia Democratic to the core, working for all the
= o. great interests Of lohoe country; deeply alive
49, the development of all the varied resources Of
Tennessee, and labOring for the prosperity and en-
terprse of city The markets, produce and
money, receive special attention. and our reports of
Commercial matters gotten up with great care
Ell 81 and may be relied upon apprONmating to GER
tsinty. II you Politics, News or Commercial
information, the UNION AGERcLN is the paper
for you.
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the Blcod-ressorsng the sick, Sadarng invalid 70
uEALdH AND STRENGTH
There is 40 Mistake About 4;
If cure Liver Complaints, Dyspepsin, piarh0a. D.
ks-v Heaacs, De res0n Of Spirits ssvT 40 Ague, AM
Tsysr Rsd Rrss orsny dssaSs Of The Liver, siumzcA %
els. -. A. q. MA -
ko5oII prEs % you Waus ne BIoo Of Health % nou
v. -, (rbeeks aaain f-then goat snca and set
rxcFean,S Strengthening Cordial and Nc
--' PnriafeR.
r,. ,ot uouuspt it Il warranted q dive sAsflcfionl
m - .nv dissaso Of the Kidneys womb, Blsdfsr;
~, hs,rnctsd Ner1nusion Falling q tho Wormb, BAL
80 a. snV dsssss arising rom ohrozs or Nervous Dsb'
q hi an Iufsllible Remedy.
= FOR CHELDHENs
M vou vspt yourdscas, SICILY pHn children, 70 b He
s,-o1S ~ Rohust then give hem hcLeAN'9 STRING
ENIIG CORDIAL, es he dfsstions On each bsitlsI Is
nSr9ss ssle,Ooonfal taken every crnizg fasting Is
srsSepfiTs against ckis and Fever, yellow EeTsr cho
~ sxTJII0N S-BssaFs Of Dfarxiss Or Dealer. Ao
49, ,slro upou you bste o. Bisfers or saF,aprriIn a
~ an b1y eheaD ~ saying Il IL fa e rood Thars
80 nm BASE sroaEA 3 steal part Or NJ name 70 dab
VILE decoctions. Avoid suck infamqus PIRATES ana
viiIiapo-s eoap0unds Asa for Dr. ]. n. MeLsans sn
snnr Cordial snd Blood Purier Taxa nothing $50 Il
spiyrenedy hat VII Purify your Bood thoroazhly, aG
he snus time, sFIsEN1THsN snd IfVIGORAFR he Z
og.nis.iio1 rs put up in large BOtlss-si per sois
DR.y: Il, MeLE An, ssale Psopnsor,
Corner Of Third and Pine streets. s.. Lefh, q
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NOTICE.

------ ~ NOTICE. y ----I p
WE7E sold entire Stock Of Groceries, Liquors &C.,
nv 70 Mssrs Joynt Teanor, and take pleasure In
commanding them Friends, and the Customers Of the late
arm Grsham Hsskr merchants who are in every way
worthy Of their condolences and support
hAFFAKKR BROTHERS.
Nashville, Dec. Ia, 1860.
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Notice.

heretofore existing under the style Of M
W. (3IrxK1snE 4 Co. day dissolved by
= .snsSnt G1lKKRsON retiring from the nrn.
taAl conssN'' 10 EDWARDS,
J. K. GILKERSOS,
=. ,seo Il. +. EDWARDS
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uUNTSV VILE III o II E L,
HUNTSVILLE, ALA.
TNNHIs House Is now open for the accommodation Of the Public
hs oras are ali large we'll ventilated and furnished In
e. het Stale win new beautul furrt1re and cArpets
The PublIc Rooms and Has are hgbtedh By Gas, -,
The Lsdes and GertSmans ParioFs are inInned IN ieh
dId and ux urious style, Portable and inviting
.-- THE TABLE
shsl all Supplied with everything 5000 nome an
fTeirp market cap Afford and having In my employ good and
experiences and table serv nss Snail &c Pe
pared and served in the best manner
= THE BAR
furuisAed with old and excellent Liquors and Wines com
priing al popular brands both native and foreign
sroWth CONNECTED With thiFhouse is ssplencid
BILLIARD SALOONi
containing three tables, saong pleasant and healthS
-ecreatIon for a leisure hour.
IN my done to make the guests
o thss-Sim JOHN P. LEE. Superintendent.
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81. Lou1s MISSOURI.
PROCLAMATION

Sold in NASHVILLE By g. W HenSsnhets, Barry Dsnsy
Ewing Psndleton, and BY all responsible dIugEisiss
where. ocH7gdtEAg1y
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EDWARDS, r -
EDWARDS, HARRIS a CO.,
6.UocxssoRs TO EDWARDS eLKERsoE COL
T1IL continue The Wholesale STOSsy 1SrT os, s an
Church streets.
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NPCash In advance I'm al cases fer Clbus
ana Annual subscriptions
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THE DE SOTO RIFLES.

As VIC intimated on Saturday, we were out the
night before with the De Soto Rifles, Capt Kountz.
The special object of this turnout was serenade
to the Hon. VIM. i. Tancey, then stopping at the
residence of friend in the Pantalha Buildings, op-
posite Jackson Square.
The serenade was fine one; and in response
to it, Mr.. Yancey appeared on the gallery, and
made speech in which, after paying due compli-
ment to the company, with hope that they would
not be called upon to kill Or be killed in the pres
ent crisis, he adyerted to the remarkable charac-
ter of the Southern revolution as something unex-
ampled in history, which would furnish material
for 4 bright page in the history yeti be written.
He briefly reviewed the action of the South since
that final aggression of the North, the election o
Lincoln; and dwelt in glowing language upon the
position now held by the Confederate States before
tho world, owing to the prompt, dgnitied and en-
Ii5htened action Of the men Of the South upol
| concluding, the company gave three cheers for tn
lion orator Of the South, with final musical com
I pliment from the band.
The company then marched to Capt, Kountz'
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AMUsESENTs.- Pdrieties Theate7-Mr. Bass had
splendid benefit on Saturday night. The house
was jammed. "The Merry Wives Of Windsor
never afforded greater pleasure to the lovers of
shakspearian comedy. For the short notice at
which the comedy was gotten up, it was uneX-
pectedly smooth, and lively and agreeable. The
Falstaf of Mr.. Bass, the beneficiary, was excel
lent, as of old; his 60 Last Man u was exquisite
in its way. Mr.. Bass was called out and made
handsome speech Of acknowledgment. That glo-
rious comedy Twelfth Night" is to be repeated,
with other good things, this first night of Aprilf.
81. Oharles-Hermann, the great French necro-
mancer, appears at the St. Charles Thenter to-
night. He has great name from abroad, and
guarantees to do many iuexpcable things. Some
people say he is more agreeable and surprising than
Heller.
Acadeny-Ro Heller, the renowned Ameri.
can magician, will blaze forth tonight on the late
terrible battlefield of the French Zouaves and
New Orleans Russians. Heller has done many a
wonderful thing which we have never seen any
other man do. Some people say that Heller is the
brother-in-law of his Satanic Majesty; for he plays
| off Internally curious tricks. Tricks are now all
the go, at the st. Charles and the Academy. Those
of our friends who love to be puzzled will have a
gay time of it deciding between Hermann and Hell
Ter.
Opera House. The new and splendid opera
" The Pardon of Ploermel" !" is to be performed to
night, with the usual powerful cast. On Wednes
4 day night, Frezzolin makes her appearance
"Rigoletto" " being the opera.
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FIRES.

On Saturday night, at about 10 o'clock, fire
broke out in an old shed on a lot next to A. A.
Maginnis' cotton seed oil cake factory, on Maga-
zine street, near Lafayette. This shed was partly
filled with barrels of oil, and some of them having
become ignited white flame of immense size
sprung up suddenly and fearfully. By the energy
of the tiremen much of the oil was removed and
in little while the fire was totally subdued. The
building was almost adjoining the rear of Odd Eel
lows Hall, and next to the Webster warehouse, on
Magazine street.
Between l and 2 o'clock yesterday morning the
cotton yard of the Merchants Cotton Press, at the
corner of Front Levee and Gaennie streets, suffered
by fire, the supposed work of an incendary. One
whole side of the yard was destroyed, with large
| quantity of cotton destroyed and damaged. Not
! meeting authoritative informants yesterday, we
cannot now give q reasonable estimate of the loss
| all we can say is, that the loss was heavy.
At O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke out
amid the cotton bales on the wharf No. S9, Third
District the same being part of the destined cargo
Of the ship Marmion. Five or six bales only were
| damaged before the flames were got under
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01
GRADUATION OF LAW STUDENTS.


Law DEPARTMENT or THE UNIVERSITY OF Lou
the University Law Department took place on
Saturday. at Lyceum Hall, in presence of large
and highly interested audience of ladies and gen
tlemen. The exercises were pleasantly nterspersed
with music. Prof. Randall Hunt, Dean of the Fa-
Guilty, conferred the degree of Bachelor of Laws
upon the following gentlemen of the graduating
class:
Charles Edward Keynes, Albert Pauton Hulse,
Abraham B. Philips, Thos. Cotton Humble, Andrew
jackson Wyly, William B. Knelelter, Rufin Gray
Lurty, James George Gernon, VIM. E. Towes,
Land, James Owen Martini Edward G. Haydel,
Francis C. Zacharie, William Cyril Crone, William
Farmer, Lewis Guion, F. D. Chapline, Nathan
Lewis Knox, Daniel Barlow Gorham, Lawrence
| Lewis Conrad John Robert G. Pitkns, ohm Wit
| ter Friersop, Ezekiel John Ellis, Robert Jones
| Perkins, Albert Terry, Jeptha Landrum, Willis
| Carey Smith, Clarence Revey, Robert Walker
Vinson, Robert Henry Miller, Joseph P. Buie,
William a. Perrin, Benjamin G. Elliott Henry N.
| Sherburne, Bolivar Edwards, R. Franklin and
Charles P. Bailey.
Prof. Christian Roselus addressed the graduates
giving them that advice as to the achievement OF
success in the legal career, which he of all others
can so forcibly and eloquenty give. Mr.. John H
Kennard delivered the alumni Grafton, and Mr.
Bolivar Edwards the valedctory address-eact
gentleman acquitting himself with ability and tc
| the great qualification of the audience. After the
yaledictory address and music, the exercises were
announced at an end, and the assembage dis
| persed.