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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-27
W F. srr.nSs, Prefass0, Of Gorernnsnluz .s.ienee 4

W. F. sTEARNs Professor Of Gogeynneah1z S,;.n.s aud
Lac, an the LaiCerSfy Of HississiDOi saws. e H''
Photography taught by Mr.. Doiesr. is No co,f, Ill
arbitrary characters as supposed by man, M -
tiful. Harmonious pilisOphia al rational 800 ~, -
principles which simple that child can understood i
readily, when illustrated and explained
Mr.. DOllear to eicbt - -
members OF the same class with myself and he Taud
with which they progressed was wonderful In me NriS
than twenty four hours think nave boa 60. -
practice and receiving lessons and vet an, s,IiJ ~
find that already can write more rapidly in the
style the ordinary method. With Ijtte
l confident that in few weeks, PhonorreDbv viii 5et r.
a saving Of at least tiieeOuTs Of
in the process Of committing my thoughts b r W.
possible enforce the requisitiUn, Cannot d1t IN r III
and professional schools could not otherwise so etna liz -
the interests of education by making certain a Of
proficiency Photography prerequisite to he alnissisr %
upil.
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for the purpose Of carrying on regular business in
NEW YORK. STYLE.
OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
Id. A. TihhS. PrOnricIOr.

TWNTS Hotel spacious brick building completed
Theprapritt0r has incurred heavy in
and furnishing rooms, make them and comfortable
the bOarders,
travellers; and e proprietor afford ample
persons An omnibus with good
depot convey the Hotel
depot again The proprietor intends frst class
Hotel, and hopes to share liberal patronage.
augls DANIEL A. TIBBS, Proprietor.
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A bill has been introduced in the Missouri Legis-
lature approprstng $50 900 to protect the Missouri
frontier and assist in arresting the Kansas robbers
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-27

The celebrated race horse, Sork was sold on the
18th, in New Orleans, for $1,000. This horse
is 10 be placed in Mr. Ten Broeoks stables. in En-
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Broadway House,

Fine Country Residence for Sale.
AVING determined to carry my Negroes to the South,
j will sell about Three or Four Hum 4S5sER
dred Acres OF Land being part of the tract up ~
on which reside, situated good Turnpike Road,
about thirteen miles from Nashville, in of the best
hoods Williamson county Soil equal to any the State. For
particulars apply the premises v Lindsey
in Nashville
sepg-df P,A.PERKINS.
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G. IL A N G l.
GENERAL HARDWARE BUSINESS,
Attic cid staad of Kirkman & Ellis,
M, ~. pubiic Square, Nashville

where will be pleased the I'D house
also friends in general assuring them Of best
render salts action. We weud that the being
made complete by large additions of New Gosds will pre-
pared for the Spring Trade before the February TIE
genel prices will remain st the lew established by
lsms Co. janl3-lm MCCALL L 90,
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A SEDITIoU5 YOUNG LADY.-The British journals
have had much to say about tie rial of Montal en-
bert, in France, for writing sediOus articles; but
their own government has placed young lady in
limbo, for similar offence, in ireland. The Tip
peIary Examiner says.
Last evening, the Fethard police escorted into
ClOumel, young lady like, aud extremely delicate
girl, named Ann Walto-, and bad her committed 10
Jail on charge OF having written seditious letters
one, in particular, which, we understand, coasti
tutes the head and front of her offending written
on the 10th instant, and calling on her Maiesty's
forces to ''rebel and mutiny," as the language of
the committai expresses it Inquiries made at the
Jail have failed 10 elicit any information respecting
the position and connexions CT the prisoner To al
appearance, the accused is highly respectable and
intelligent Wemay mention, en- PEASANT, that ru-
more touching her sanity are freely obIaned to-
daY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-27

Tie Ticket Office in the Passenger Depot and
hour before the starting each Train, which allows time
fer the puraS Of Tickets Il is open other time during
the day Passengers for the Eastern cities leave the A NJ
Train which throughout with Trains the other roads
Tire Richmond a hours Washington days; Philadelphia
two and half and New York three days. This the cheapest
and hest route from Nashville to the East.
New Orleans passengers leave the 80 NJ Train, arriving
Memphis in time for New Orleans the evening Of
the day. and through without detention Memphis
Those for MMnuvle SPARTA and Beeseba Springs leave
Nashville 800 NJ. Train which directly Tu
lahOms with the Train for McMnuye- Persons leaving Nc
Munyille IN the morning arrive at Nashville at 1:3O ?. NJ.
Nashville there which leave daily for Smthland
and with boats FOR different places the Ohio and Mis-
sispp rivers ALSO daily line of stages for Louisville, leaving
very morning the arrival Of the night express.
this change Of Schedule the from Memphis connects
direct at Stevenson with and down day Trains causing
delay Nashville and Eastern passengers and hour gained
the former Schedule going Memphis from Nashville.
{. L. ANDERSON,
juIylO, 1858 IRE General Ticket A CAN'T.
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Miss AVOnia Jones has completed her late en-,
gagement in New Orleans, and will make her next
appearance in Mobile
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DISSOLUTION.

TENHE cOparerhp heretofore existing between the subscr
bers, under the style and firm Of Gardner Sheppard
this day dissolved by mutual consent R. H. K. and r. G.
Gardner having purchased the Shepherd,
Wthdraws from the firm. The business will settled the
naming partners r. II. GARDNER,
L. s. GARDNER,
r. c. GARDNER,
A. SHEPHERD.
Nashville Ian II
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SHAKER SEEDS.


ID EMOYAL s--Ilavng removed from their old stand to
u the and cOmmOdOus room, Cherry and
Church streets, DemOviiIe n Co.. Druggists Gate De
movle & Bel take this Of returning pat
friends their cordial thanks the liberal share
given them heretofore and Of soliciting future
continuance Of the They would public that
their stock Of Drugs, Medicines, Dye-Stuffs,& &C,
will all the time he full complete and fresh embrace
all articles usually to be found in Drug Store They would
further that in addition the assistants already
poy, they have secured the services of thoroughly accomplished
and efficient Druggist and Precrponis caarge their
Prescription Department Orders in this line business
will at all hours be promptly and accurately filled
ja6-H DEATOVILLR & co.
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MACHiNE MADE H0RSESE1OESs
~ THE TROY IRON ANDNAIL FACTORY, -
M N at Troy, n. Y, have Henry Burdens I'm III N
hi Improved HORSE SHOE Machinery ncwH w
Uin successful OPERATION and prepared ton w
III execute orders for Horse and Mule shoes, Of VI II
any Weight and Pattern, at price but little " q
above the prise Of Horse Shoe Iron.
The quality ~ warranted in every
respect These shoes have be approved Of by
the Uted states Government exclusively, by
principal Stage and Omnibus Companies and Horse Sheers
Throughout the country These Shoes purchased through
the principal Hardware and Iron States.
hers addressed the subscriber, Troy will receive prompt
attention. VIM. Y. BURDEN
aDrl6-ly Agent. Troy, Nee York
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Pm NOG RAPHY.

No branch Of education has higher upon the sri5
education than Photography, either of its vast AMI
varied advantages, the with il can he larnI
There greater aid culture or surr road IN
ful employment, than facility in this
That u can De easily learned and iHaeiGfey aa0de ,,y
able, OrPTdccdt purposes, be S4OacR b de n9ot M %
d1at ts5RoRyef NergyHiea, Doctors La1eyers Zrc5er
john s. HART, Principal Of High at Phildepba
Pa, says: P'"A7
such OF Students have made Phonographic reor
profession have got along in life faSer by odds than those r.
any other kind of business, and that without possession on n
pecal hFlliancy of talents. -N'
Those who have not entirely mastered the still use az far
as II at their command, akD partly in Phonogb and
partly IN long hand Their is a, nor eas
in the school out Of Division H.. in which the students
using this art, and with practical advantage"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-27
Rev. W. B. CRIsLER says:

Having taken lessons If Mr. W. DoIBEAR in Pbopocrarl
for four da ali free not lie drv ~ -
knowledge have thus received for $780, regard Pbono
taught by Mr. d. long step highway of prgsS
The day is not far distant, whe my opinion Phonegrs
with its twin sister, Phonopy, will be taught in all t c
of the land, and shall hail the day enthusiasm
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my CBAOCS " hnieOs
WILL the very highest market price likely Young
Il negroes between the sges OF Is and IS years.
WILL. l.. BOYD, gK.,
oseS No. so Cherry street
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Phoenix BcdsGead Factory.
New and Exclusive wholesale
BONNET AND MILLINERY HOUSE
Mo- 30 II tIUEIN NJ IIeIIV9 "NtU
Garner of Cedar Street, Tp-Stairs

Corner OF Oeuar street, upstairs
EWNHE Trade will be conducted usual the stand
40 Union street, next to the State Bank. Our
complete 18th February LIST March, consisting
largest stock OF Fancy six and straw Boune Millinery
Goods opened West Of New York. Likewise aides
Leghoru Flats Hats Paris Flowers Rushes Ribbons,
Band Boxes bales, Bonnet Frames, Blocks, Material
merry, sc. We would respectfully call tie attention Of country
Merchants and Muers that - dealing in and
ing Bonuets and Millinery Goods, ser ourselves
hsveSOme experience in purchasing suit the trade
times posted in the latest fashions This, with combining
Go cash business possible, will make saving
customers Of fully 10 per small goods
purchased East.
We respectfully solicit call from you visiting the city this
Spring All orders puuCtuaIly filled.
isnl3-ly WISE. Aren't.
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Jrner KINr. 81 PGiladelphia. snns

Hon. Thomas H. BENTON said in Congress- Had this art bean
hard labor" @7 "
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The anniversary of the bA tie of CowTens was
celebr'tedin Charleston s. c., on the 18th inst.
by the Washington Light Infantry and Palmetto
Rifemen.
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ENEwABLR AT PLEASURE.

ENEwABLR AT PLEASURE
Onesquare, year, s3O-Eacl additional square, $40
| Advertisers exceeding the space con tracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
ONE per buarefOr the first and FIFTY CENTS for eae
published both the Daily and Weekly, will
be charged the full daily onehaf the weekly rates
aided.
7r,nstes Advertisements Be paid for at Tie time Of
To Correspondents.
It will great deal Of unnecessary Trouble If our
friends in writing to as will bear in mind the following rules
Always give the date post Office county and State the body
Il wish paper changefrO one Office to another give
If you write business and Matters write on separate
sheets of paper, different leaves OF one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon all such
subjects may be OF information interest public
Anonymous communications Of whateverecter, will
Correspondents only upon one side Of the paper
We cannot undertake to return ected tons
All letters business should be directed Messrs E. @
EASTMAN Co. and not personally to either Prorrie
ors.
The southern RfpreseasatiUs, heretofore published
at Chattanooga, has been removed to Atlanta. Ga
The mercury fell forty degrees below zero at Mon.
treal, on the l lih inst
The anniversary of the bA tie of Cowrens was
celebr'tedn Charleston, s. c., on the 18th inst.
by the Washington Light Infantry and Palmetto
Rifemen.
The official valuation of Minnesota in 1S49 was
S5l4, 1886; in 1857 it was $40 $50, 673.
Miss HOsmer, the sculpress, has returned to
Rome. and lives with Charlotte Cushman.
Mr. Booth commenced engagement in New
Orleans on the 18th inst.
Miss AVonia Jones has completed her late en-.
gagement in New Orleans, and will make her next
appearance in Mobile
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ROCA,S BALSA Nj FOR PTTTi1SN aF{V nm
TUBEkCLLAR CONNII vi I,.CInN ..D

VIE public now put IN possession OF
ordinary remedies eNtant for what
sidered incure disease, being Outward ADnIica
tOns the action Of which seemingly niraculous and
having Of those attributes make up the numerous
compounds in general
pamphlet containing ectons letters from diet u;st3
and well known individuals, and other documentary evidences
will accompany the remedy ~0'
Mr. James Rees having ceased agent for tb
ths Basam the price has been reduced. 1t only obtained
the proprietor by letter directed to e.. RGOCA, box I7O P
Q. Philadelphia, Penn. Doy9N M,
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NJ - MLoIL HIDHEs
M. g. ID. HENSON a BRO, Whole
~ sale and Retail Dealers In Pizco F0rtes,
49, G. A Princes Msodsons. BuGaio,N- Y,l5 j - hi
- Church and Parlor Organs, Guitars, Fio- =
lneeos, AecoricoRs, Flutes Rlagoe Rf Drums, tahas-
rine Banos, andsTeryhingi the uscal MERCHANTS line
large elect Catalogue Of New Sheet Huse Music In
strrctOrs Of all kinds. 0rdEs from the country ~. inset via
prompt attention. Pianos tuned Accorons and Al other ns
repaired. Ne 60 Union st 1s door fru oolisge
Eptz3
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take much pleasure in saying that l. with many others Of this
place. aved myself of thu opportunity taking lessons IN the
science Of Phonography as taught by Professor W. DoLBEAR
and in justice TO him. most cheerfuy fearessly state that
he sate to pa in limited time person who will give
his attention. thorough knowledge OF the princpIes Of the
Although prevented by press Of official enareens
from attending an half Of his course Of lessons vet nv
PrgreSs has een enable to read and write in
the characters employed with astonishing readiness.
not less pleased with the beauty simplicity OF the
teu and iIs admirable adIatO the community
taa prsed and delighted at the with which its principles
he mustered by child, when accompanied the manor mic
Illustrations and lanatiOns Of Mr. Dslhear cannot Int
think that would at oure adopd
g and parents would permit eirchidrep 10 he with
out tins boTsayig inventions especially when reflect that
lis principles be mastered in hours
RO. W. T. DANIEL,
Grand Secretary Grand Lodge, Chapter COci Encamp-
ment vi Mississippi.
My Twelve years Of member Of his am
than satisfied with the progress that be made and be-
eve that it will he Of benefit my twelve months
Of usual study would be. J. II. BOYD
Mayor Of the City OF jackson.
Mr.. D. has most admirable panoramic illustrations which
greatly aid the learner.
Printers easily learn to set type from photographic
SCRIPTS and thereby greatly lessen the labor editors merchants
&c, who write advertisements, &c, in photography
Hours to H. A. NJ, ) to ), P NJ. to at night.
janl4-u
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The official valuation of Minnesota in 1e49 was
S5l4,936; in 1857 il was $40 336 673.
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OFFICIAL.
Opinions OF the Supreme COurtOF Tennes-
see, delivered ut Nashville, Decen Der
Term, 1855.

Opinion Of the Court, delivered by EIuin II Ewing Es ap-
pointed BY The overn.r, sPeea Jude Tor The oeeasn
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To the professional and indeed tOeyerv one os mr.
suits in life call upon him TO record incidents or tho1cb H.
great labor saving machines the ACE anil ia - ~
machines that really good, it does better work than m %
without it." M " NON'
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Mr.. Booth commenced an engagement in New
Orleans on the 18th inst
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RAINS 81 BROW

DRUGGISTS AND PRESCRTPTIONISTS,
NO. 10 SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
complete assortment of English and American Chemicals
n pure and unaduated Drugs fresh and genuine Extracts
select powders, etc. always on hand.
FLAVORING EXTRACTS, ETC.
Lemon Rose Vanilla pple, Strawberry Celery Almond,
Raspberry, Peach and Orange Extracts for avorng
muda Arrow Root sngass Gloves, ut Cinnamon
RAINS & BROWNS
Fresh Garden Seeds.
LARGE and we'll Seed just received
n from the following well Seedsmen They will be
open and ready for sale MONDAY next, January b.
D. LANDRETH & SON,
Philadelphia. Pa
10000 paper assorted seeds;
100 Pounds - 50
In store Seeds character of which are
so well known they need not word of recommendation from
JOHNSON, ROBINS 81 CO.,
PropristOrs Of the american Seed Gardens.
WHhersfeIa, Conn,
500 dozen assorted, from this house This
eeent houe and, perhaps, sell seed than any house
New England.
were the first to introduce their Seeds in this market and are
till their wholesale
Their given full satisfaction and many are so we'll
them that Trey will have other Among their Seeds will be
found some varieties not heretofore brought here.
RISLEY,
Fredon,a Ns1g York
large supply from this house, put up containing
papers, assorted, to suit the country trade.
These seeds any the market and prefer
them from having been grown so far North.
have also large supply Of Beans and Peas by the gallon
SHAKER SEEDS.
From their Gdrdens South Union RY
We always keep supply Of these Seeds they have many
friends who prefer them to the Northern growth.
Garners families who wish supplies had
better send in their orders before
JAP RAINS & BROWN.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville 81 Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
g.
L. Oh ~, , " .n,rr,rr I'LL, nan

an and after SUNDAY, July H. 1853, the Passenger Ira
Z will be follows:
Leave Nashville daily at S A. NJ. and go p. NJ.
Arriving Chattanooga 20 P. NJ. and lbs A. NJ.
Leave Chattanooga at A. NJ. and . L. VI.
Arriving at Nashville at : 80 2. NJ. and 10 A NJ
Through tickets sold at Nashville to the following places
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Miss Hosmer, the scuptress, has returned to
Rome, and lives with Charlotte Cushman.
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PENmANsHIP.
MIR. DOLBEAR,
Al the corner of College Stand the Square.
wri1ing and Phonorr

IS DAILY REfElVING INV PCPILs
Writing and PhOnOgraDhy
ID ERSONs from the country can
II week.
LADIES and are taught an easy and elegant style OF
Writing, fee from all eugar ggeeatiON, OF useless and
caaOas display - 1'U'
knowing permanent reputation could only b. gained ami
sustained BY the permanent improvement Of his Pupis Mr. N
has pursued that and fairnes b;
secured him, within the last IS years. liberal patrnns ~
Nashville FOrevdenoe Of Mr. D. in teacing he %
needs oTeer to the Improvements Of the many pupils he
in the Southern country, and the testimony Of those VIC
witnessed for the last twenty See large circulars
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Inc s0Hthsr" hfpTesentatiUs, heretofore published
at Chattanooga, has been removed to Atlanta, Ga.
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TTNHE Proprietors beg inform the citizens Nashville
the public generally that they have considerable expense
fitted up the houses on the Of
CHERRT AND CEDAE STREETS,
for the purpose Of carrying regular in the
NEW HOIEEN STYLE.
purpose having regular Bill of Fare prices attached
that enabled 70 suit both and our
customers charge fU than they get THIS las been
needed in our city, hope to our
to public patronage. We feel certain Of success with our
own efforts immortal FIJI in the Kitchen will furnish
pubic dinners the shortest notice. We keep on hand
SIEIRS. CHEWING TOBACCO, VINES AND LIQJORS
Call and examine a the Metropolitan.
or6 !. & W MOORE
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RAILROAD OMNIBUS LINE.
RAIGHEAD a co..,
y. d. GLAaCONEk

A UCTIoNEER AND GENERAL AGENT, would oeerb
services to the public Agent for sale Of Real Fsa
Negroes Furniture, Dry Goods Groceries or other pee
property either IN town country Beng determined to de
vote time to the above business and having considerable
experience hater myself that give satisfaction 10 tbs
who may favor me in that line always found at the
der nav he left.
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The mercury fell forty degrees below zero at Mon.
treal, on the 18th inst
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THE PENNSYLyANEA


G e N Il R IL Es AHLR DAD.
IA q -
nm c.n.c1rr OF n ~ 1 mn. co.rry
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ENEwABLR AT PLEASURE.
onesquare, one year, s3OEach additional square, $40
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
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gasBdiIIe anian anS 5meriean.
Rates of AdverIisiu

TIN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTES A SQUARE.
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-25

DEoLSEs.-Botts, of the Standard declines
acting as one of the Committee of arrangements
on the reception of Greeley.-.S. F. Neacs.
All praise to Mr.. Bolts. The man who has
been working for years to loosen the ties by
which this Union is held together, is unworthy
of receiving honors at the hands of any set of
men who love the Union and wish for its per-
petuatiou