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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-13
PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.


TAKE pleasure in announcing my old friends and
toners that after an absence Of two years, have again
turned to resume the practice Of the Photographic Art
in all its branches having purchased the interest my brother
in the old established Gallery Union Street. and having
four months in New York the Summer fully all
the late improvements in the have painted renovated
enlarged the suite OF Rooms throughout my facilities
now better produce first class work Galleries
beast Of and conduce 20 the comfort patrons not
e1y sustain the proud position Gallery has heretofore
sustained, bot to elevate to Iu higher standard have
engaged the Of Mr. COOK one If the best
graphers the world who Pcues which obtained
first premium the Worlds Pair in London in 1851
determined only to make this the leading Gallery in the
State but my work shall not he surpassed North South
and INTRODUCES TO the public the lowing new styles
Imperial Photograph, India Ink
Vignette, plain colored;
Ivorytypes, coloredi
Pastel Pictures, life size
Photographs Canvass, life size;
Visiting Yards, full lergh, plain;
Autograph Photographs le taken st one sitting
Sterreoscepes, glass or paper.
continue make the Meainot"pe Abrsype hereto
fore The above styles are all entirely this city, except
the Autograph Card which only one at time All
who are anything in politely invited
me visiting elsewhere, wien prove by peculiar
demonstration the above facts Respectfully,
oct3l-u F. W. HUGHES.
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70 SHIPPERS.

q @zR1KrKSDESTs OFFICE N. SC R. R >,
Nashville, Jan. 81, 1861.
WING to Unusual accumulation of Ereghts at Nash
yille as other transhipping points souih Of
Road receiving Freghts for few dayr
when further mott stwin be given. G, W. COLE,
Ebl-f "a GBPp superintendent.
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Nashville South Side
NJ 81 TITUTE

CAPITOL HILL, NASHVILLE.
TRS EM5IA ROLCOMBE,l ,.-,-
MISS 4 Il. NOTTINGHAM, Ne'A'7 +ii''P'
FEHE premises Hitherto occupied BY Mrs HocoDbe having
been found too limited for the extended patronage
School, the Principals have been
opposite the Capitol, we'll known the residence Of Col A W.
Putnam The location is unequalledbeng, private central
elevated ami accessible. The House finished the
proved modern style, containing "A large thoroughly
balconies which extend story the length
building. The grounds beautifully laid and the
we'll paved allowing ample space for recreation and exercise
Every filled with the highest professional talent
The boarding pupils will erjoy ali the advantages Of
home, comforts wilt be scrupulousy for by
Maon well known pre- eminenty qualified for the flee by
Der unyieldDg integrity. kindly sympathy and unwearied
assiduity
Terms the same as thoe Of the other Grscass scoo in the
city For further particulars apply either Il the
principals
REFERENCES:
VIM Plumer, D. Ale Prof Dabney, Richmond Col.
ghsnny City, Pa. ege Va.
Rev NJ Hodge, D, Rich Hon John peterborough,
c1Ond, Va. Lexington. Va.
Rev insure, Richmond, Mej James Garland, Psylys-
Va.
Rev Jesse Arnstead, D D. Cum Bsv Hays, Nashville.
Lerland, Va, RsV Howell p do
Col 7 b sriGh, Virgin 10 Jas NJ Hamilton, Esq. do
Maj t williamsop{ Miltary In Alex Fail, Esq. do
Maj Thos JACKSON, stitute James Mic ,ol. ESQ. do
Rev J ii kirkpatrick, DanFille, Mrs Brown, do
Va. 80 2 II Gardner, Esq. DO
Dr. Tbos Atkirson, do las vaulx ESQ. do
Thos Grasty. Esq. do Hon John Mclean. U suprem
Rev GilderslseVe, Richmcnd,i Court
Va, VIM v Pugh Assumptions La
Hon David G Burnstt Calves Gen c MARTA, do
ton, Texas. Hon John Letcher, Governor
bon David K Este, U SUI virginia.
preme COuIt
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TEROUGH TO DECATUR.
LII breaks hav ng been repaired trains are running tror
n according to schedule time. ia5I0 dSf
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CHARLES B. HALL

Boots, Shoes, Vaiises, Carpet Bags, &c.
No. is sOrTH SIDE PurLic SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
now in receipt Of bis stock fer the Spring and sum-
mer Trade. consisting of Ladies', Gents, Misses,
Boys aud Obdrens Boots Shoes Caters, Slippers, &c. Of
every variety with and without heels
ALsoLs PFsuch Dress Trunks fine sole leather Travelling
Trunks, Vasa Carpet Bags Ladies Leather Travelling Sachs
y stE.
Pan of which offered low goods Of similar qlty
pute hAs in the city Please cali at No Is Public Square
nbe2- CHARLES aALL.
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UTILLlAM DRAPER, complainant William Jones,
Wv Draper John Rsece and John Wills0n, defedAnts
judgment and Attachment Bil0n motion ofcoupanant by
his sJicitors appearing the Clerk and Master from
allegation in complan2nts bill, which that the
defendant William Jones, is resident The State Of
Tennessee 1t ordered that publication be mkde
the Union and American newspaper published
in the city Of Nashville Tennessee said resident
defendant appear before the ChaDcery Court anesboro
before the second Monday in November next there and
and then enter his defence compsnsnts bill the will
be taken for confessed and the will be set down for hearing
xPsrte him. VIM l. Bolts, & Il.
jAnl7-wstpr's feeS3
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4. 6nsA1sAa,
M. q Es f. ClfEATesans, sE.1aAE'
WHOLESALE &hoCEss. Am 5 AZ, 49,.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS. ao. -'@0' -.AAN0'
CORNER or COLLEGE AND flg17pr1s sr,--,.-,
Nashville, TenneSSeo '1A-@S1S
IKE areiust in receipt CT lzrze and ,rsil ...,-
wv Groceries, Liquors, etc., consnc in nart $50 "a
$50 bids Sugar, ali grades; 100 1000 zenui,e FT.
200 bhlschcce Mossses; 200 kegs Nails s@1si
100 90 40 leg dozen Painted Buckets.
hbi Powdered, Crushed and 10 bbs English Walnnt
Loaf Sugar; ~ obls Pecans
IEe boxes Star Candles; 10 b5is Filoerts
~ FGNE BRhNDIEs. WINES, 40.
IS i 4 & < cheice Frsnck Brardies;
90 Z Casks Madeira, Sherry. and Port Wines,
$50 baskets best brands Chaupasne
80 boxssscovill Ciaret,
100 90 s ssls Robertson b s County Whisy'
S do dc do Bourbon do
And also large stockOf Common Whisky, American Brandy
Gin. &c.
POyEEK AGENTS.
Agents Dupont and Sycamore The un-
dersgred Icing the only Ansin Nashville Of the Manufacturers,
would call the attention u the Merchants TadeFs,to their
args stocl; CT Powder on hand In Magazinefor sale
500 Z % DC % der; -
800 900 o do do 5000 kegs syoaROrs EiastinE
300 X do do Go $50 csses Of Powder, assorted
80 4 do do do brands;
5e05 Kegs Dupont Blasting Pow so bbs Toy, Bedford Co.,
der. safety Ease.
5anI1 Il. L. =. y. CHEATHAa, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS EOR
Hard doN Fuse
eyc2z1ore do
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOB SALE
EETIsuING make other Investments propose to sell
Wv all Real Estate in Davidson county as follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated franklin Turnpike within half mile Of the city,
and opposite residence Of the late Joseph W. Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres.
This is perhaps commanding site thevicny Of Nash
Vile and most desirable country residence The house will
be sold R Is Of land the purchaser choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM
known as the situated the Smith Turnpike old
Lebanon road within three miles Of Nashville containing $50
acrss good well waered and timbered and
be divided small Of twenty and upwards all Of
admirably adapted for country residences market gar
dens and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on same occupied T. O. McCampbe and formerly
owned by Harding containing about 25e This
we'll need further description. It will
also divided suit purchasers r. McCampbell will show
these places any who will cali.
property will be sold reasonable terms and
on a credit of one, two, three and four years.
Apply A " s. Lindsey, Nashville, to either OF the
dersignde, THUS. q McOAMPBELl,
Six miles from Nashville
J. .McCAMPBELL,
nh3I Nashville
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SaSaFAeStOn and Savanna
kREIG8T LINES

RATES REDUCED AND SPErn 49,,
I'm AS $500. srssht Trims onail the roads O., -,
Nashville: as ron lev Yer
s srs. Gas per ios Ms 81 81 Third Glass; lso ~
Hats Caps and B0nnets . -sa' Do
and 4 half and four DAYS '- % 'iiaAElles three,
and nine days. s'-'ai 'efen AID a haif,
Intervening sathatis ca,ss tla ,,.
.l.lns efs ran on sunday over :tres i5 "
-. so sss. rs ny zee or snow OyereaarEee a.
eep DAMAGES occurring At seal pron,,. ait age
Vtie a1a CHATTANOOGA Railroad on deliyr % me
dec z2-G P&B
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"TILLIAM II Bolts, complainant, Jackson Perry,
w Granville overton, and Kirkpatrck.-orignal Bill
0R motion Of complainant by his soi,.os and It appearing
that the defendant jackson Perry, is nonresident Of the State
Of Tennessee 1t is ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the Union and American pub
bed in the city Of Nashville, Tennessee requiring said defen
Asnt appear brore the Chancey Court anebore,
before TIE second Monday February 1861,
pianAnts bill the will be taken for confessed and set
down for hearing to him. WM II Bolts, G, & NJ.
JSnl7 wit pr sfee$3
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In chancery at waynesboEo,.. Tennessee. .os

IN CHuhCefy at WaYHesDO1"-s@ -. -.
MARTIN, attachment Bed, " ~, 1, IS no S
81 ct ALT appearing the satisfaction ., nS So
Master that James Gill; Patscy Barr and John Gilt
In this case, non-reden Of the state o. 80
tie ordinary process the Law cannot DC sefea On -
Is therefore ordered that publication be made m me anu
American newspaper published IN the CITY OF Nas1fe' Zen
ssee fa r weeks before the commencement Of the next
Term ~ ans surf requiring resident defendants to
snear al ne m term Court, TO be holden at the court
ha IN the orn 81 Waynesboo State Of Tennessee, the
% Wednedav after fourth Monday in February next and
sas answer On demur companahts bill the will be
taken fer confessed for hearing expare them jan
uary 7th, 1861 - -. =,
janis VT pr'sfeeSS AMOS HAoSELL, Y. e d.
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NASHVILLE * CHATTANOOGA Z. h
Notice TO shippers.

TNREIGHTS for the Memphis and Uhareton Railroad, ard
Il for Lovas Stations the Ma hviiie and Chattanooga
Railroad including Chattanooga viii perceived Bur owing
to the condition Of The State Road Of eola Fregks Tor
fsbe-s b s ", Sosss
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NO. Sc BROAD STREET,

Re manufacturing six horse portable steam Engines
suitable for printing Offices plantation use, and where
small engines required. Price 46C1.
Stationary Steam Engines from ten to thirty horse power, at
prices low hrass engine furnished at We
prepared I'LL orders for Engines and Mill Machinery Of the
fastest improved patterns az short notice Casting made from
stock Of patterns kour Mills circular sash Muy
Saw Mills uriyaIel for strength durability and
power.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED, ~
and experienced furnished up work when de-
sired.
Constantly And full assortment Of castings usually kept
at Foundry. IN experienced pattern maker and draan is
employed Working drawings specifications, plans and es
mates furnished on application.
0fRe and Sales Room So Broadway Nashville Tenn.
iuneQ2-dH
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W. 9=s8Ars1 70 o. Tie TiVs. IsoSf sy a.d ere
W sheet Aetai - OFk NJ, ssssrv ~ saii1g In n
os subs anal manner, and vill eous - sula q lon
- possible rates Z. 81 lsg-f Ans 4 %,
Eirst door below Post 90 e on Cfurrh str~-.
spS-i&W Nasit lis. 80
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Land for Sale.

GENERAL PRueHT 0TgIcE NASHVILLE DECATUR r. RI
NASHVILLE, Nov. 18th. ie60
nN and after the Goth inst fghs far Decatur all point
Mephs and Charleston and all RoadE
will be received and sent forward without delay.
To insure prompt attention frehs must have plain shipping
marks the destination in full and initials OF last road each
package STOCK sent through with and dispatch.
JOHN W. RADCLIFFE,
noylS-dlm General Ap
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TENHE undersigned having qraed according as
administrator Of PoIEDExTEa, deceased, hereby ao
fes all having any claims against deceased file
them, duly authenticated, with him tHe prescribed by
they will be barred G, HAYWOOD
Nashville, Nov Il, God tE&vv
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- si.anG0ck Potatoes, for sale by
JANE3 M5LAUGHBAN & Co.
JanSz-u No Market sirss..
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q. rBwAns r. 8. aAHErs, >. r. EDwAEns.
EDWARDS, HARRIS @ CO.,
Successors to Edwards Giikerson Co,
wholesale Grocers,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

wholesale Gr0cers,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Brandics, Wines, Tobaccos, Cigars, DC.
coRgAR COLLEGE, ARD oH6RoB SzRKE7s
Nashville, Tenn.
ME ARE IN REcEIPT OF A LARGE AND WELL
Wv selected stock Of Groceries, Tobaceos Liquors &C. com
Pr IN part as ioows e which We respectfully invite the at
SUGAR, mOLAsSEs AND SYRUP
e heds Louisiana Sugar 5Obbls LOverDgs powdered
50 Dbl Gomez obo Sas1 . R Loaf Sugar;
100 bbs Plantation Moasse 50 half bbls Resned Moiases;
100 ha hbs Plantation No 50 paeksg s Louis Golden
sob6ls Refined MOlasses; Opn New Orleans Golden
50 b6ls Coverings DRChrush. Syrup;
COFFEE.
100 bags baltimore Rio coe 80 bags Old Coffee;
iVO nsgs New Orleans Rio oof SO bags Lsguira coaee
WHISKY.
100 bbls Rectihsd Whisky so tbs Robertson county Wits
100 ky DD M 20 s aSs Smiths Old Reserve
spancheons Of Irish and Scotch Whisky.
RRANDIES. WINES, &c.
lOquarter casks segnette's 10 casks Madeira Wine;
barney D.prsy Ga sa:s VINE
20 a. Cos nFa ooSs. brandy SEse' Malaga Vine
Brandy; 50 baskets Champagne
100 pks American Brandy; rs boxes Caret;
100 Ginger Is pks Lemon Cordial;
50 " Cherry ," 2j Mint
S Blackberry so boxes bitters;
IS Raspberry 4" 25 pks Holland Gin;
10 casks Ram;
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
800 boxes Virginia TObeccO-vsrious brands;
500 " y
25 kegs A Smiths Pancake Tobacco;
5000 Superior Havana cigars-varieus Brands
$1,000 Domestic
CANDLES AND SOAP.
400 boxes tar cAndlesi 5oboxes stearine Candles.
200 hlf" 50 Tallow
l5Oqr" $50 boxes Soap various kinds;
FLOUR.
100 bls extra Family Flour;
100 Supernne I"
100 bags Pennsylvania Buckwheat Flour.
SUNDRIES.
1000 sacks fine and Salt; 100 dozen Buckets;
500 bbls Kapawha Salt 50nest Tubs;
100 kegs Nails and Spikes 25 acks S S Almonds
500 boxes Glass Ware: so bbls Pecaos and Fberts;
5Od Reels Cotton Rope; DO bbls English Walnuts;
100 casks Soda; 100 dozen Brooms
1u00 pounds Bar Lead; 100 dozen Zinc Wash Boards;
500 bags Shot, assorted sizes; 500 Wrapping Paper;
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters; so bags Pepper;
25 cases sardnes y and 4 IS Alspioi
boxes: SO hxs Ground Mustard:
50 bxs Lemon Syrup; SO " Fire Crackers;
$50 pks Rsisins; SO bbls Cider Vinegar;
100 Mackerel: 50 bbls Xxx Ale;
IS chests Green and Black
Teas;
decI2-f EDWARDS. HARRIS & CO.
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NATHAN N. EDWARDS, C IN,
scn a. ~
IN CHANCERY COUKT AT RREsDEN-.

IN CHANCERG COURT AT RRESDENs.
4 for Weakiey County, State of Tenaes-
see.oriRinal Injunction Bl0rde Of Publicaton-Tbom-
Glass David Moore, Jehn Vanruer, William
and James Brakeman From the affidavit the bill
appearing the CLERK ami Master
defendants David Moore and John Nancu en-
residents Of said sae Of Tennessee u is therefore
said Clerk and Master that this order published
cessvs weeks in The We " Union and American, ewspspe
published in the city Of Nashville, commanding
the said Moore ard Vancul file their pleas
said BILL before the Chancery
Court be Sed Court House the
Weaky county, State Of Tennessee the Monday
Jannay, 1S6l said bill and all things therein
confessed against them for hearing expart
said term Of said This December 9Th, "a tru
copy fro tie Order Book
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FENHE Bank Of Tennessee, Uriah Brown and others
Judgment and Attachment Billion motion Of complain
ants By their solicitors and appearing % the satisfaction Of
the Clerk and Master from allegation in complainans bill
which that the defenuant James Lee is
resident Of the State Of Tennessee 1t il ordered that pnbcs
ton be made for four successive weeks in the Union and Amer
lean newspaper published in the city Of Nashville Tennessee
requiring said defendant before the Chsncey COURT
al Gsneboro the next Of the said
compansnts bill the will be taken for contested and
set down for hearing sxparie to him.
jsnl7-v4tpr's feess WIN Il Bolts, C. & NJ.
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FIFTY DOLLARS IsEWARD.
81 MoFse IN Coneh.


WILL sell for cash, at The Coat House in NssAvglAs
sliu1ly the 2Sh dsy o. December regr1 boy nan
Jackson levied On 50 the property Of fhcas Nortasu
n satisfy ton IN hands issued Rohartsc
Esq OF Jno Bayne, for fzs hsadred md ag i
collars sale according to law j. y. PAGz, Q. D. c..
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A Fine Country Residence For sale.

HAVING determined carry my Negroes to the ssgsz
b South, will sell about Three Four s59-s5sa
Hundred Acres of Land being part OF ssf4sy5SSE
the tract upon which reside situated eSSSS
good Turnpike Road, about thirteen miles from
Nashville, in Of the best neghborheods viii -a
Jansen county Soil equal any in State For parcu-
lars, apply to me, the premises v Lindsey in
Nashville sep9-du PA PERKTNg
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FUST received Perzeamer Nashville choice Ia AZ L.
81 in 50 lbs Kegs. Fer family uss Tor sale ~
JAMES 3lcL tUGHLIN 4 Co.
Jau.i-I Ne. 3 Markrt ssrsrs
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GkEAT NATIONAL Hour
90 maaw
80 more, PhfEaefer.s..
and Boston, ana ma 49, 2 oi1s =
Washington f,i1y -

81 y n
Hossen, and the 6l,i~ e. =
washington S,isyx 10
fENLRAL OHIO Ann u.r.
~ ~ RAILROADS terminate -s = = :, J. - 4
ton City on ne East and col1ri, a. +, and " a
it connects with Railroads sor a 80, 9 sat = which
West S0ush-Svest ana No se,l,. = ..s
Passengers By this Route can vi.i. n. = = /
Philadelphia. n eE Xsrk, Boston 81 - ss o. Bald
York Boston alone, By ether lines 't o. ticket ID
Through fickefs can also he procured -. M.
the Eastern Cities a. atiosal c--vs sf as-on z
Sleeping cars attached 70 al night trains 'r-1s
Tickets good uatil ~ d, with the prigiIe-. a. 60.
Gil principal points s.oppn5
Business men ais travellers, for pleasure or i,s..
visit All the EsstsEn Cities al Comparatively NIL
me scenery IS celebrated Tor It's wonderful feant
Il IS unequal ed in the world. It's system OF dag
poee its splendid eqzip ent its exclusive tsierr,, -,
asSe snouut Of oclhe track. its hne hotels fr1der
AMI c0mf-rt. - Sfe1li
hleagh fietsts and Baggage Cheeks can be procure
fsclpal Railroad and Steamboat Offices IN the West
'oi eessss " ne Baltimore Gld Ohio Raiirocd.
=. z 81 TIL Master Transportation 4 o
l. n oOLE- General Ticket Agent. 3
4. sglLiy -. Gen Western agent 3 (
y y 4 - " III, Pres't, OK r.
aprilI0 =, zen Ticket Agent, Q 0 r r.
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CsTOLES from Samuel sewe, Patriot, Perry eouu.v
- Tennessee the 9Th Of December, Iron Iappe %
Mare feet high, old b. close observation there On
be seen oeshin the right eye she we'll formed and M
pact mare
DESCRIPTION.
The man that supposed to Rave stolen her abext feet 10
inches E height light hair and red vhsers heavy ser bTod
across the hoadra rather beads waEd When he walks ne
name is Cox, dressed rdinarily -
5e-a reward viii be Poid n that viii secure the
mare so that can get her, liberal reward viii be rvea for
the thief. SAsfTTFT SPvrtTT
anI-E3t pstro. Ts,,
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o him.
wM II Bolts, C. & NJ.

FESHE Bank Of Tennessee, urah Brown ThOs Draper
and others-Judgment and Attachment Bill On motion
OF companants By their solicitors aad appearing the
sfacion Of the Clerk and Master, from allegation in
p2nants BILL which that the defendant Jas Lee
resident Of the State Of Tennessee 1t ordered that
publication be made for four in the Union
aud American newspaper published in the City Of Nashville,
Tennessee requiring said defendant appear before the Chan
Gerry Court at siaesbOro, before Monday
February, 1861, and compliments BILL win
he taken for confessed and the down hearing
psrte to him. WIN Il B0TTS c. l. IL.
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FRENCH PROTESTANr $3.50. =, I. Z
Philadelphia, 4th y.-- -

~ ADAfiA VALIANT will Re open Ter p,-.au
Iva school Tor youl4g ladies 1925 Cbs.fr-- Ard
sroer Emperor Instructions in To- E5,i;-s =, =
YVIs, 90 '9ta OF Ehish equally serious ate ti
psTtment. -ssi -l-snd he euei
4
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enaessee Champion
Portable FIantisttOn and EsouTis
Mill StOne establishment.

Uhb N ll-stones o. al! sizes hand and made % or
Smut Mills, Of the latest improved sts~t- min ~
Mil Gearing Boiling Cl9ths Boiias, Hoising and Rsuat
Screws Screen Wire, hi His=s, and Plaster Piris Al
which is warranted Of be -atY ana 70 give satiscian
All orders and COMMUNICATION promptly atssndej "a
J. a. WARNEs
Opecsite broadway Mills, near 4 Z r. Bfcalf street,
1une-@-I6EVtf NaskyfiIc. Tam
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Al lDSON COUNTY
u Tennessee.-JamesT Faulkner Margaret NJ Faux
and HoEerton Alfred Owen and Susan Owen
and othersB for petition Of real estate Of Eldred Howson
decasedAt the Office Of the Clerk Master of the County
Court Nashville the 9th day December 1860
Of complainant by counsel in the and appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master that the said defend
ants, Alfred Owen sDd SEsan Owen, residents Virginia
residents Of the Of
ordinary Of this court cannot be served Them it is
therefore ordered by Clerk Master that publication
MADE for four weeks the Nashville
American, newspaper published in the city of Nashville
curing the said defendant appear the Of the County
Court holden for the county Davidson
thereof in the city of Nashville the FIRST Monday Februa
next and said bill the will
fessed TO them and set down for hearing parte
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fessed as 70 them and SET down Tor hedTiug parte
P CHEATHAM,
deco9'6O-w4t prs feeS3 Clerk ana Master.

I'm THE CFTANCERH COURT AT DRES-
u den for Weakley County, state OF Ten
neSsee-0rder Of Puhlic2tion-0rgnal B-ElijahJ Lam
Andrew Cayce John F. Cayce and George Cayce
From affidavit Of the compliments counsel, hcsjah Card
WE'LL this filed in this 1t appears to the Clerk
Master Of said Court that the said defendants John Cayce
George Cayce residents Of said State Of Tennessee
Kentucky II therefore ordered
order be PUBLISHED
in the Weekly Union and American, newspaper published
the Nashville said State Of Tennessee commanding
said John Cayce and George Cayo to file Their plea
said Bill at before the next term Of said Chan
held the court house Dresden for Weakey
county, State OF Tenneee the nd Monday Of January
ls6 said bill things therein will he taken for
against them, and for hearing TO them said
Of said Court This December 9th, 1861 "a true copy from
he Orde