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home, and they were faithful attendants at all religious meetings held there.
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JAMES K. POLK.
By an act of the Legislature of Tennessee, the Ladies' Hermitage Association, a society of patriotic ladies of Nashville, has charge of the Hermitage, its mansion and surroundings,
