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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-22
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PHI NOG RAPHY.

No branch Of education has higher claims upo ne f-.. ~
education than Photography either is vast 1nd
varied advantages the with which he
There greater aid in culture or 10 &c.
full employment, than facility in this art.
That Be easily learned and Immediately mad y-r
able, for Trct5cl purposes, Dc s0srn b H. fasr 5s
dat esfizao1yof CteTgye Doctors Laloysrs Teaeirss
JeHS H1RT Principal Of the High school at Philadelphia
Pa,
such Of Students as have made Phonogaphie reportn
profession have got along in life fas;er by ali Odds than noe
other kind Of business, and without the POSSESSION Il NV
pecizl brilliancy Of taents
Those who have not entirely mastered art s use Il A. Ar
as il IS at teircoHmand tazin partly in Ph1nt ~ d
partly in long hand Their is the da, or caa
in the school out Of Division H.. in which The ss
using this art, and With practical advantage"
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II N w A y e.
IHNHh SUBSCRIBERS are engaged in the Manu- factory
u OF AAn ware livery piece that leaves house Is
asgfraRfsd and finished with the greatest care
special attention IS paid to repairing Cooking vessels and all
articles Of Tin Ware. MACKENZIE & MTNCHIN.
iai5 n CaIIs,s ST.,
WROUGHT IRON SEOVES.---We have an as
Wv sortmsnt Of these popular Stoves which we win seIl on
toners NACKFNTTF = MTYS9TN
~ sizes OF the
keystone state Cooking stove for Coal,
The Beauty Of the West, do.
The Hickory do. do.
The above warranted to bake WE'LL draw we'll In fact to
90 well every They good any in the marx
cheapest
We have the following patterns OF Cooking Stoves
The Nennessean, with or 6 holes.
The Black Oak
me Old Hickory.
The Forest Home.
The Comet, 4 sizes.
Wehaye full supply Of Parlor Mantle Crates Jarnb
Crates, Se- &c
HEATING STOVES.
We have good assortment Of
PariOF stoves, office
and Church stoves
fOF Coal Wood.
MACKENZIE & MINCHIN,
JaiO Coere Street
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Having te lessons u NJ. }. W DoLsEAR in Phopozr.phv
Tor four da $ a free 70 that not ie derv o ne
knowledge have thus received for $500. regard PhoBcrh
as taught ~ Mr., D. a. long step the hghEay Of pross
The day - not far Distant when my opinion
With its twin sister, Phonotypy will be taught 10 all he scoS
Of the land, and shall hail The day with enthusiasr
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FOR CAIRO mEWpHTs.

ETNHE splendid passenger steamer DR.. ROBERT
IL son, W, WEAVER, Master, will leave for the eaSS
above and intermediate ports Saturday the 22d
Instant at o'clock NJ For freight psssage apply on hoard
or to jan2I-d2ll A. L. DAVIS. AGENT
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JupeE KAEE. b PlRadalpLil. -

Hon. THoMAs II. BESTOS s1 Congress Had This AT b
hard laborr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-22

Major Thorpe Arkansas "A Quarter in Kentuo
ky other sketches Edited by D. Porter T. B. Peterson
& Brothers, Philadelphia
Major THORPE may be regarded as the pioneer in
the new field of Literature peculiar to the South
and West and in which he has attained the highest
success His broad and Characteristic humer is
tempered by refined love of the beautiful and ex-
quisite taste, which render his works constant
source of pleasure to every intelligent reader. This
volume contains some of his beet sketches, aud is
published in style nearly attractive as the con-
tents.
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FENH0MAs MAXWELL Is. Cornelius MaxweII-Attachment
II Billion motion Of complainant by his solicitor ap-
Ierng the satisfaction Of the Clerk from an allie
CATION in compliments hill which the defendant
resident Of tho State Of Tennessee II is ordered that
publication be made for four Union
ing said defendant to appear at the next Of the Chancey
Court to be held for the county Jackson court house in
Monday in February 1885, to cOmpainants
the will be taken for confessed and doEn for hearing
paTts. ". w. Bolts, @. & NJ
Jan. 90 '5g-w4t mrs fee "a
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AAFILLIAM NIGHT complainant Pleasant Lendviile.
w John Sweaengn and others In this case, motion
complainant by his solicitor and it appearing satisfaction
OF the ERIK and Master from the affidavit Of
defendant John Swearengn NONRESIDENT State Of
nessee IL is ordered that public he made four
sve weeks IN the Union and American newspaper published
the city OF Nashville requiring said defendant appear
next term OF the Caney Court be held the county
jackson at the court house in the Of Gansoro
Wednesday after the first Monday in February 1852 plead
demur to cOmpanants bill the will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing paTFe to hirl
jana 'j9-w4tprseeS3. W. W. Bolts, G. &. N.
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Autumn.
BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT

WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
Now doth the hurrying sun
Tarder to rise, and earlier to his rest,
More Gorgeous gid with cleaning gold, the west
Wiener his is
The many eolored leaves
Are sweeping Ger the heath with omiRous sound,
While swallows empty and deserted are found
Beneath the caves.
The frequent blast
Groans Ger the land, and means in lashing sass-
Rsnds the dead limbs. and leaves the rifed trees
Skeletons Of the past
The winds that moan,
The leaves that wither, and the limbs that fall
The fight of birds. but dying years recall,
With many grOan.
These, life doth tipify;
Misfortune is the b ST. and treasured joys the leaves
And friends. the birds that fly the Wintry caves
When comes adversely.
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The Planters Daughter Tale Of Louisiana. Phadepha,
t. B. Peterson Brothers.
This is a work Of more than ordinary merit and
will be read with interest by large class Of read
ers. For sale by F. HAokx.
The Swamp Doctor. Philadelphia 7. B. Peterson Brothers
The author of these sketches is one Of the most
pOPulsr humorists in. the country, and the volume
before us fully sustains his reputation. F. HAGEN
The Big Arkansas other sketches Of characters and
incidents the South vest Phiiadelphis. B. Peterson
Brothers.
We are glad to see these hrstrsts specimens oil val
and humar collected and preserved in the elegant
form in which the enterprising publishers have pre-
scented them to the public. We advise all genuin'
levers of fun to read the Big Bear. For sale BY
F. HAGAE.
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FOR ST. LOTTS Ann WEI

TENHE fine passenger packet SALLIE WEST, ].
N. CoRBETT, Master will leave for the above u-G
and intermediate ports Monday "a at y o'clock,
NJ. For freight or passage apply on board or to
A HAMILTON, Agent.
jan22rlt or II II HARRISON Aren't
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To the professional indeed oeverv one . mr.
Sts in life call upon him to record incidents thoughts Il s one
OF the great labor swing machines Of age and lie eli sh
machines that really good IL does work than can be done
without it,"
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Magnificent Scheme!
WHOLE TICKETS SO; HALVES IS; QUARTERS say.

A Circular showing the plan of the lOS-
teries will be sent 10 any one desirOuS OF
receiving il.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES WILDE sold at
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IN CII4NCaRY AT 5saTSs r. Si@ JaISaTT

Rules. 1S5sj.--Canady Lee complainant rs. Cornelius
Maxwell defendant On motion Of complainant by his solicitor
and appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk Master
allegation in complainaHs bill is sworn t. that the
defendant non resident Of the State Of Tennessee
deed that public be made FOE four
Union Snd American newspaper published city Nash
Vile requiring said defendant to appear At the next OF the
Chancy Court TO be held for the county Jackson AZ the
hnue the the town Gainnon on the first Weinesia
after the FIST Monday in February 1889 answer complain
ants said l the will confessed and set
down for hearing es DaT9e W W. Bolts, O. & NJ
Jan. %, '5Q-w4tprs fees3
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The correspondence of the Times says that the
House Special Committee on the Pacific RairosO
voted down all propositions looking to its cOnstruc
ton, leaving to be acted upon by the Committee
only Mr.. StsvensOn's resolution. that it lie impOl
tic to embark in the construction Of any road al
this tine
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-22

DAILY RbrEyIS0 PuPgEs IN
Writing and Photography.
ERsONs from the country finish her lessons In On
II - =
LADIES and GErtEdES taught easy and elegant yle AZ
eui0Hs display.
Knowing permanent reputation could snly inei ana
sustained ~ the permanent Improvement Of his Puus NJ
has pursued that Of sr.. fb -.
secured him, within the st IS years. liberal pasror. ~
Nashville For evidence Of Mr.. D success in tesin h. one
needs toTeerto the improvements Of the many pupils be b
in the southern country, and the testimony IN those - 49,
witnessed il for the last twenty years See iarvs ra-s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-22

The SeRsGe's POstOihee committee have agreed to
report bill increasing the postage rates to cents
for all distances under 5000 miles. The feature was
opposed by Messrs. Bigler Of Pa, Dixon of Conn,
and Hale Of n. Il. The committee were unanimous
rs TO restraining the Thanking privilege, aud pro
nose TO authorize the Postmaster General TO receive
bids on the best terms with out regard particular
modes of conveyance now designated by law.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-22

u oI.AN,oEmY Ar MANCHESTER, Janu-

9ary Ruiess 1855. ---wiam Wood and others gs. las
Mason ana Others II appearing the satisfaction of CLERK
and Master em compliments bill that William G. Halle and
VIE M6ry Conway and wife Rhoda, Temperance McMahan
hedtng whitehead Edwin Whitehead Andrew Whitehead Jo
selh whitehead, John Whitehead William Clark and wife Eliza
BETH John Jordan and wife, Mibry William league
Teinperance - Davidson and wife, Jackey Ann,
residents Of the State Of Tennessee that the ordinary process Of
this Court cannot be served upon therefore, ordered
BY the Clerk and Master that publication
eessiye weeks In the Union and ABeScGR newspaper publish
ed in the city OF Nashville, requiring defend
ants 10 appear at the next Term Of the Chneery Court,
held at the courthouse in the Of third
Monday IN February next and plead answer demur com
pauants bill the Will taken for confessed and set
down for hearing prTteas TO them,
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WOOD, EDDY & CO., Augusta, Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY a. CO., Atlanta Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY 81 CO., Wilmington, Della.
IT list of the numbers from the Wheel with
the the prize that each is entitled will pub
ssd .Yery drawing, in the following papeTsAugusta
(Ga ConsutiOnalist, New Orleans Delta Mobile Register
Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Inegencer
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian, Richmond
Dispatch New York Dispatch, PauIdug iss Clarion
Little Rock (ArkO True Democrat. jan22.
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WOOD EDDY d co.'s
Single Number Lotteries!
CHARTERED STATE OF GEoRG1A)
Capital Prize s5O,OOO--Tickets only $40

Capital Prize s5O10OO--Tickets only $40.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
As the members Of firm have. by way purchase become
the Of the grants chartered by the States
lucky Missouri and part Of those in Georgia. manage
ment Of Mers Gregory Maury, OF Wilmington Delaware
have deemed it expeiient 20 change the Of firm
and after January lst 1859 that OF Wood Eddy &
who will hereafter have the Of the Sparta Academy
Lottery, and the others, as above named
In all transactions have endeayOed conduct
with integrity and prOmptnss public
the patronage heretofore Bestowed we'll Of
transferred to successors. Very respectfully,
s. SWAN & co.
Augusta, Georgia, Dec. Is, lS5s
WOODs EDDY s. Co., Managers,
Successors 10 8 StgaH & CO.
The following Scheme will be drawn BY wOOD EDDY ID.
Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery their Single
Number Lotteries for January 1889, at AUGUSTA, GEO.,
public, under the superintendent Of Commissioners.
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new PUBLIcAEIONa
Great Beck fOrtkO Holidays, for Szndar.
schools and Scr the Library.
THE LANDAsD THE Book /;
by w.M.Thoapson, ID,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Drawn FROM THE RAHNFRg
ASDcusToNs, THE SCENES AND SCENERY
OF THE HOLY LAND
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Rhh ~ Ia ss'--hanaway from the subscribers.
GpIO on the ON OF November, 1853, negro named
Erns about feet or 10 inches high intelligent face sharp
mouth very small feet and hands, l40 pounds
He wasbongt last summer in Lexington, KY OF s. Marshall or
L. c. RohsTts No doubt he will deny present owners.
The above reward viii he given il he up Of this
State, and 50 If taken in this State.
NOSFEEY 4
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h. W DaSIELs says:
take much pleasure saying that l. with many others Of this
place, avaie myself Of opportunity taking lessons in ne
science Of photography, taught By Professor w. DoEsxA
and in justice TO him, cheerfuily arsy state
he able 70 mpart In limited time. any person who viii give
his attention, thorough knowledge Of the principles Of the
science Although prevented by press o. ocal cngement.
Fom attending more than half % his OF
progress has Teen enable both read
the characters employed with astonishing readiness
am not less pleased the beauty and simplicity q ~
TEN, and its admirable 10 the wants The eomuuny.
than prised and deigel with which its principles
le Mustered ~ child accompanies the
Illustrations and exl anat0ns Of Mr Esetr
think that II its merits would adopted
BY auits and parents ID permit their children
out THIS abOrsavEg invention, especially when they reject Tat
its principles can be mastered 10 a lev hours.
RO. W. T. DANIEL
Grand Secretary. Grand Lodge Chapter, Council Eseanp
ment VI Mississippi.
Ny son, twelve Of member Of his class and
than satisfied with prugTess be made,
leVe that IL will be OF benefit than twelve
Of usual study would be. J. II. BOYD,
Mayor Of the City Of Jaeknon-
Mr. D. has most admirable panoramic illustrations, vAh
greatly aid the learner.
Printers easily learn to set type from monographs
scripts, and thereby greatly lessen the labor Of editors mean
&c, who Wri' advertisements, &C In photography
Hours % H. A. NJ, to 5, p NJ and 10 3 al night.
ianl4-u
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FFNHE splendid passenger steamer PASSPORT, 49,
will leave for the above and intermediate land eILA
ings this day, Saturday, the 18th inst, at O'Clock
For freight passage apply on board or to
ia 9-It 4. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Auction sale Of Groceries
BIZ
KIRKPATRICK NEVUNS q COE
No. 30 Market street,
an FRIDAY, January q At II o,clock A n -. 81;
~ oner ior sale az our Warehouse arge assortment
$3.50, GROCERIES,
comprising in part, the following viz:
100 hhds. Sugar, 1sO bov.. N p p.i.;,..
900 bags Rio Coffee; ION ~
100 bbls. Melassas; 81 AZ U.sh po,ra..
100 half do nj ME- q 2 .ioors
100 kegs do 40 e. E;bsrts.
w O9,S' HihcnIvin Whisky - English WalnUt3;
- Hye do Brazil Nuts;
: oid Bonr do ~ box Virginia Tohaeeo,
- amer Bandy, various brands
20 holland Tin; 10 Matches;
~ Aegs Nails; 1eJ Buckets;
wv boxes GiassWare; 10 nests Tubs:
IVY W. K Cheese; 50 coils Manila Rope;
" n U. 5000 Segars, various braEdsi
Together with many other articles in the Grocery
jsn22 KIRKPATRICK, NEYINs & CO.
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&E0 REWAEs D.--Ranaway from The subscriber,.

Herds Grass aet, Hungarian Grass Nnsgnit Oser rsnss
perennial Rye 6raSs And full assortment OF Garden sees
- po1n9 o. paper jana 2n CUNNINGHAM 4 CO.
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ron NEW ORLEANS

TENIIE new passenger steamer JAMES JOHNSON,
q JESSE JOHNSON, Captain will leave for the above
and all intermediate landings TUEsD ~ the 25th
at O'Clock p. For freight passage apply board
or to lian22- A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Writing and PhonograpAr
MR.. DOLREAR.

AZ the corner OF College II. and the Ssuar,
nm - =
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-24
INTEMPERANCE AMONG FASH
IONABLE LADIES.

The New York correspondent Of the
Charleston Courier, says;
"Thcre Is a great and growing evil
in this city, but one of such IA delicate
nature as to almost forbid being drag.
ged into public print. | refer to the
increasing and lamentable habit now
so common. of the indulgence by Ia.
dies in intoxicating drinks. do moi
refer to those who 10 wrong almost
from necessity, but TO that other elias.
who have rich husbands and homes
that might be made happy. A lar ger
number of this class seem to be ,tea
Oily diving deeper into dissipation ey
cry year. than many persons greatly
interested in their welfare and happi
ness even imagine. have heard re.
Gently of several distressing cases o
this kind. And today | learn that the
wife of a we'll known citizen reported
TO be very wealthy, has been sent tc
the lunatic asylum, in the hope that
she may with returning reason, be en-.
abied to overcome the terrible temp.
tations with intoxicating liquors have
Of late had for her. Her husba nd's
name Is almost as familiar in some
parts Of the South as it is here,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-24
For Constable.

We arc authorized to announce George
Lefeber a candidate or Constable in this
district. Election 1860.
We are authorized TO announce L. B.
CLEMENTS a candidate for Constable in
this district, No. /. Election in March.
We are authorized to announce Rich.
ard Sharp a candidate for Constable in
this district.
We are authorized to announce WV.
FARRIs a candidate for 70. reelection as Con.
table in this district.
We are authorized TO announce ROBERT
w. REEVES, candidate for Constable in
this district.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-24

AWFUL FIREs.--A fire occurred the
other day at Atlanta, Georgia, by
which property to the amount Of
100000 was destroyed, and two chill
drcn burnt to death. Several streets
of buildings were laid in ashes,
among them the lntellg'ncer ncwspa.
per office.
Also, at Griffin, Georgia, n fire oc.
cured by which loss to the amount of
$4,000 was sustained. The En-.
pire State printing office was lost
Both fires occurred the same day, we
believe, Al miles apart.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-24
NOTICE.

As my Furniture Room end Shop has
been burned down, with all my account
books, notes, and all other papers, |
wish all persons who know themselves
indebted to me, either by note or account,
TO call and settle with me by cash or
note, as it is impossible for me to recol.
lect. And shall have to depend upon
thchonor Of some, both for the debt and
amount owing, and as my expenses TO
build and start anew will be very heavy,
| hope oil! who can will pay me the mo-.
ney, as | shall greatly need all | Gun get.
sa5- All persons who may wish me to
make Collins for their relatives or friends
may continue to send their orders, as |
have made arrangements to supply all
that may call. G. NJ. FARMER.
oct23'j94t.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-24
TER Ms OF SALE:
land for sale.

By virtue Of y decree ofthe County Court
of Franklin county. Tennessee, pronounced
at its November term, lSj0, in the cause
thcrcinrcndtnr, VIM. c. Kitchens vs. Green
b. Kitchens ct ais, | will on Monday, the
l0h day of December next, at the Courthouse
door in Winchester, Tennessee, offer for sale
10 the highest bidder n tract Of land lying in
Franklin comfy on Elk River, containing "
acres more or less. belonging 10 the estate OF
Samuel Kitchens decd.
TERMS OF SALE.
Said land will be sold on Il credit Of one,
two and three years, except the sum OF S3O1
IN cash, which must be paid IN day Of sale.
Notes and approved security will be required
Of the purchaser. and Il lien retained on the
land until the whole of the purchase money
is paid. II: r. niMS, o,k'
Nov II tdS5 50.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-24
For Attorney General.

Wo are authorized to announce James
II. Hughes as a candidate for Attorney
General in the 9Th Judicial Circuit, in
Tennessee, composed of Coffee, Warren,
Van Bcren, Grundy, Lincoln and Frank.
lin counties. Election 4th Thursday in
May, 1860.
We are authorized 10 announce Mile,
Turney a candidate for Attorney Gene.
raj in this district.
We are authorized 10 announce JESSE
ARLEGE a candidate for Attorney Gene.
raj IN this district. Election 1860.
We ar AUTHORIZED eto announce c. c, Nc
KINNEY - a candidate for Attorney General
ia this district. Election in 1850.
We are authorized to announce II. II.
Smith a candidate for Attorney General
from this district.
We are authorized to announce r. E.
GILLELAsD, OF Fayetteville, a candidate
for Attorney General in this district.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-24
CAKRICk
WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE.

The next session of this Institution will
commence on Monday, the 9th of September,
and continue four months. The Principal
will be assisted in the conduct of the school
by gentlemen of Experience and acknowledge
ability, and he would therefore ask OF those
seeking a place for the education Of their sons
TO note carefully the advantages offered
The grade of scholarship is high, and the
course Of instruction full and thorough, EN-.
bracing with the usual English branches, the
Ancien, and Modern Languages, MatlIemat-
les, and Natural Sciences. The bull
new, and furnished with a view to the cdFn-
fort o. the student, and the location, as Is well
known, il second to none in the South.
For further information, admission &c.
application should be made to,
ASHLEY d. HURT,
Prin. Carrick Academy,
Winchester, Tenn.
or to Dr.. Wallace Estill, President Board Of
Trustees,