MT, Wilson's Exhibition.
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We had the extreme pleasure of wit- messing portion Of thu exhibition at Col. Wilson's School House, II miles from Weiumpka, on Wednesday, the 2s h day of July, on the Georgia Road, and in the neigbborhood of Maj. TEorn- toms, on which occasion the greatest proficiency was exhibited by the young men and juveniles belonging to the school. We have never been accused of nlttery, and we hope our young friends and their genllemanly teacher, who has proven himself so worthy of their regard and respect, will not charge t upon us now, when we say that they done honor 10 themselves and reflected credit upon their veteran instructor.- It would be almost impossible to desig- nate one from another of the numerous promising students that were there, as deserving the most credit, for all done well. Though we cannot pass by the oung man wh, was known as slhe man with the horns,' without saying that he showed talent of the greatest order , and that practice is al, that is necessary for him to be Herr Cline.

 Al 10 o'clock, the students formed a, Col. Wilson's dwelling, some three hun Ired yards distant, and marched to the School House, much 10 the delight of the large congregation present, when the exhibition commenced by the recitation of some beautiful lines of Poetry by Fe> males, then speeches by several young men, which were delivered n ih great deal of ease for ores so young. Du. ring ihe interval of each, the nest eau Iifol music from the violin was given.-- Tte dialogue of Buck and Dick was given, much to the amusement of all pres eGt. A description of each one's merit would be too much flor US to undertake.

 The exhibition was continued until 1 o'clock, at which time it was announced and the assembly repaired to sun ptu~ ous table, prepared short distance from the harbour, where many delicious things '(lhe production of the neighbor. hood9 were participated in.

 After vacation of one hour, tfe ex- sanitation commenced by the story of Sal Flax Seed,' by T. Stuart, followed by numer. us dlalogues and speeches. un,ll'obout 5 o'clock, al which time, a balloon acsended with grandeur, auaidst shouts and pIaudits. We were not present in the evening, but learn from friend who was present, that It closed by performance of the black band by some of the young gem llemen present, a, half past ten o'clock. after the recitation of thirty five spec. ches and fourteen dialogues. during all of winch, nsnch originality was display ed.