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Np4S 1909 IVY w H9ZI1.-
JAvasAa 3um Nerfd1tf.
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Ndbere @uStunit in No. 1G2 @puobfr. C@fai4. 2n)
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%glN @~iSarrens @el9it mt 9utem @rfOls betrieben wurpe 1T
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Ncrlnnet unb eefm6Dt.
9euti6e8 Nrbcit=g ta6weiinngs=Siire
IbameSltr. $40. 55.

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aue Oei ui9en wttbe 6eut1e Sanbwerter, arbeiter p6er Dienf.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-11
From New Orleans

Arrival OF the Etna.
New YORK, Oct. lO.~Fhe steamer Etna has arrived
at Halifax. Her dates are anticipated.
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MA s VILE. .
RAILWAY nIATTERs.


Grand C0mmandery Oh AoHueS@SS'
The Grand Commandery Of Tennessee held their
second annual session in the new Masonic Temple OF
this city yesterday, commencing their labors in the
morning and closing in ample form at night
There was a full representation from all the diff,
ferent State Communicates, and likewise large at,
tendance from visiting Sir Knights. Business OF
Importance was transacted, and connected with il
was the granting of DispensatiOn to open and form
a new Commandery at the town of Shebyville-
The following Is list of the officers elected for the
ensuing twelve months :
Sir Lucius J. Polk of AshwoOd, Right Eminent
Grand Commander
Sir. Amasa s. Underwood Of Yorkville, Very En-
mInent Deputy GraId Commander.
Sir Oliver r. DOnohue of Memphis, Eminent
Grand Generalissimo.
Sir John Frizzel of Winchester, Eminent Grand
Captain General
Rev. Sir T. J. Drane of Memphis. Grand Prelate.
Sir John H. Devereux of Nashville Senior Grand
Warden.
Sir LeoneI Hawkins of Columbia, Junior Grand
Warden.
Sir Morton B. Howell of Nashville, Grand Re-
cOrder.
Sir Williamson II. Horn of Nashville, Grand
Treasurer.
Sir Hans Lemon of Memphis, Grand Standard
Bearer.
Sir William E. Mcneil of YorIviTe, Grand Sword
Bearer,
Sir Henry Sheffield Of Nashville Grand Warden.
Sir Michael L. DeGrove of Nashville Grand SEN
tinel
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-11
A Mania for Dark Rooms

American women have strange mania for dark
rooms but hear what FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE in her
notes on Nursing, says the subject: A dark
house is almost always an unhealthy house always an
il-aired house, aiwaysa dirty house Want oflight
stops growth. and promotes saAofua, ricketts,, etc.
among the children. People lose their health in a
dark house and if they get ILL., they cannot get well
again in it, Three out of many neglgencies and ignO
RANGES in managing the health of houses generally.
! will here mention as specimens. First that the
female head in charge Of any building does not think
it necessary 10 visit every hole and every corner of
it every day. How can she expect those who are
under her be more careful 10 maintain her house
in healthy condition than she who is in charge Of
rs second that it is not considered essential 10 air
to sun ami 10 clean rooms while uninhabited; which
Is simply ignoring the first elementary notion OF
sanitary things and laying the ground ready for all
kinds Of disease. Third, that the window, and one
window, is considered enough to air room. Don't
imagine that if you who are in charge. don't look
to all those things yourself, those under you will be
more careful than you arc. 1t appears as if the
part Of a mistress now is TO complain of her ser
vants and to accept their cxcusc-not to show them
how their need be neither complaints made nor ex
ouses.'
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valuable Land for Sale.

EOHN s. PEETE administrator Of the estate Of JohnT
ID Whitley, in right Of his wife Ann L, VIM Whitley
and Joseph Whitley complaints James Whitley, Ger
rude whitley Sally Whitley Francis Whitley and sth
Whitley minors defendantsB to sell land for
on. By virtue a Of the County Court Of Upton
county the State Of Tennessee at its September term, lo6o
stated will sell either publicly privately
before sold privately, will, the Fifth day
November, 1850, at the court house door, in the
town Covngton sell auction to the highest bidder the
hereinafter de3cbed the following terms to-
third Of the purchase cash in hand; third
twelve the day Of SALE and the other third two
years day the purchasers will be required to give
least good Secures the land etainsa lien to
secure payment OF the purchase Said lands thus
briefly described to witt
Cne containing thousand and seventeen laid
of to said John Whitley James Whitley, Gertrude
Whitley Sally Whitley, in the partition and division Of
the lands Daniel Whitley among his heirs lying in
said county, the eleventh surveyors district, range
three known the Griffith tract OF land
portion the Alexander tract Of land and the portion
Of Taylor tract of land being in the DeghbOrhOod
Col John T. Jet and DR. John Peete.
another OF land containing eight hundred
eight and wentyour pole laid OF to said parties
partition division known the Collier tract Of land
with the southern portion Of the Maclin Of lying
in Civil District No. J. in said State and county
And, also another tract OF land lying said Civil District
county and State containing hundred of to
said parties in said partition and division, Allison
tract OF land beginning at hickory the northeast corner Of
grant No 1913, in the Of John Eses for acres
Said trscts Of land will be sold ser aratsly.
IHHN 7. DOUGLAS,
sep2l-WE Clerk AID Commissioner,
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MILITARY COLLEGE.

BERRIER LINDsLEY D, D. Chancellor Of the University
and Professor of Chemistry and Geology
Col B. R. JOHNSON Superintendent OF the Military College,
and Professor Of Engineering.
JAMEsP HAMILTON u, Professor OF Mathematics AID Natu
raj Philosophy.
STEWART N, Professor of and Latin Languages AID
Literature.
GEORGE g. BAcKIE NJ D. Professor Of Botany and Natural
History
Rev j. W. HoYTE NJ. NJ D. Professor of Mental and Moral
Philosophy and Biblical Literature
R. W. PTMAE, Adjunct Professor Of Ancient Languages
J. g. ANGLADE, Teacher Of French and Drawing
c. X. WINSTON, Nj D, Surgeon.
The First Term Of the Academic Year 16O6 COMMENCES
the Sd Of September, 1860.
The Second Term the 9th Of January 1861
Commencement Exercises take place the 18th Of june s6
Tuition Boarding. Washng Fuel, Rooms, Servants attend
and OF Arms SO Term. Naturalization Fee, S.
Students required furnish their Engineering,
French Spanish German Drawing Book keeping and Fencing
each $40 per Term Of twenty weeks
Students under IA years of age will not be admitted.
By She aid Of Military Discipline effective government is
tabhed and health physical culture good order and indusr
habits promoted
For Catalogues additional normaon apply Men,
Der Of the Faculty, B. R. JOHNSON,
juIy2l 5O-d&twlt&w tt Superintendent.
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Democratic Rally I!

THERE will be Mass Meeting and
free Barbecue at Spring Hill, Maury
county, on Saturday, October 18th,
gotten up by the Democracy of
WILLIAMSON AND mAURY COUNTIES.
Hons. A. JOHNSON, A. O. P. NICHOLSON,
JAMES B. CLAY, JR,, and other distin-
guished speakers will be there.
The Democratic Military Companies
of Tennessee are earnestly and respect
fully invited to be present and partici-
pate.
An Extra Train of Cars will leave
the Depot of the Tennessee and Ala
bama Railroad at eight o'clock, A. NJ,
Saturday, and return after the speaking
closes. Let all 60.
President of the Day.
DIR. SPIYEY McKISSACK.
Vice Presidents.
ELLIS JONES. Sr. PHELAN HELM,
T. A. POPE S. NJ. HANCOCK
Chief NdrShalS.
TH0S. J. WATSON, SAMUEL J. COOKE
J. LEE BULLOCK, GEO. W. CAMPBELL.
Deputy MarShalS.
John o. Pope, T. D. Andrews, Ellis Jones, James
Alexander, Robert Foster, Richard Bauguss, Robert
Mccormack.
Committee for Receiving and BarJecuing.
Wesley Thomas, A. A. McMeens Samuel B. Caper-
ton, Alb. Little, and Jo Jacobs.
Committee on Firing Seats.
John W. McKissack, A. C. Alexander, Orville
Van Wells, George Roundtree, John
Wells, s. R. Alexander, David Stephenson j. NJ. Al
axander Thomas Jamson, W. s. Hurt Alb. Tucker. |
Committee for Stand, Provisions, TaJles,6c
T. ". Blair, Eth. Sparkman, Hannah Critz, Robert |
Rogers, George Nellums, William Wrenn, John |
Park Robt Morrow, B. Fitzgerald. John Morrow.
Committee to Guard Table.
John Gary, Alb. Little, VIM. Begley John Thomas, |
John A. Tucker, P. Ritter James Wells John John
on, Jasper Wells, Calvin Sparkman.
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Jackson County, state of Tennessee.

TIRCUIT FOR SAID STATE AND COUN-
IY--September ODD, l66Robert Bobs, the Of Vim
Jones vs. John McCormack-A
appearing A. W W Brooks, Clerk Of the Jackson Cir
Court, affidavit that the defend
John MeComackis resident the State Of Tennes
ordinary process
therefore ordered that publication be made the
UON AMERICAN newspaper published Nashville,
qurug said nonresident defendant appear the term Of
Jackson Circuit Court be holden at GanebOro Tennes
Monday in November $780, and then and there
plead attachment this sued Of said Court
the Of Robert Bo5s for the and benefit Of VIM
levied them five thousand tracts Of
anddesrbed follows One five thousand
24{7 the of Michael SOner the Macon county
line the Both, 1896, and surveyed Goth
May 1857 fully described in said survey Surveyors
and thousand tract OF land lying il districts
No and b. Jennings Greek, adjoining the former tract of
by entry No. 2446 the OF ALFRED King,
Goth November 1896 surveyed Cd june I and fully de
survey the grant John Mccormack; and
thousand Of land entered the 10th Eoyem
1885, the Of John Gore by entry No. 2449 surveyed
ed May 35 and granted to John Mccormack and fully de-
srbed the survey grant, and adjoining the King entry
and lying in district No - Of Jackson county, both sides OF
Jennings Creek levied the property Of John B. Nicer
Said attachment sud account of the indebted
of John B. Mccormack to Jones' purchasers Of
the Indebtedness of the said Mccormack Robert BOles by note
OF hand and monies paid accommodation endOrser and maker
said Mccormack the Bark Tennessee amounting
the Of twelve hundred and ninety dollars unless
said Mccormack shall appear and defend said attachment at said
and place the said commenced, will be tried ex
parte this the Dist Sept, 1860. A. W. W. BROOKS,
October >, GOV I'm -pr's fee 81 Clerk.