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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-14
The War i'm Missouri,

! JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. O.-lt seems 10 be
the belief in military circles here, that
General Price will avoid n battle with
Fremont if possible; but others entertain
the opinion that he intends surprise
upon some point the least protected, and
that we shall have fight in a few days
/ General Fremont intends TO follow the
rebel army into Arkansas, and force
them TO fight wherever he can encounter
them.
! The paymasters, who brought $780,,
600 to pay oil the troops to the 3lst Of Au-
gust, have discharged their duty and re-
turned to St. Louis.
Clmb. jackson is reported to be on the
way to Texas.
J The farmers of Pe,tis comfy recently of.
fered to furnish Gen. Fremont gratis,
with $3.50, 900 worth OF grain for his army.
Capt Champion, the rebel who was here
last week, his been arrested as a spy at
Georgetown, and is now a prisnor.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 7th.-Gcn. lIarney and
two or three other distinguished military
officers left this evening, at o'clock, on
special train en- the OHIO and Mississippi
Railroad. Their destination is unknown
I JEFFERSON CRY, Oct. S.-Gcn. Fremont
and Gen. McKinstry left for tie West
yesterday. Gen. Ere mont intends TO fol-
low Gen. Price 10y rapid marching. AZ.
ter leaving Sedalia, if Necessary, lie will
enter Arkansas. 1t is reported that Nc
Culloch's forces are on the south bank Of
the Usage, designing to cut of the CONF
munication of Gen. Fremont with 81. Lou 4.
is then marching against that city
Scouting parties are out to prevent the
movement.
1t is also reported that Miskie John.
ston, with two thousand rebels, is march.
ing towards Gasconade river, intending
to burn the bridge.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-14
S,TRIKING TINES IN pHlLADpL

~ PflA! - Tremendous ETciiemtnt dmono A
Masses !! !!!-EXCITING FOOT RACE between
the Philadelphia Polire and the notorious 70,
ger and counterfeter ia Hes Buchanan CrOsslll
Cross Recaptured 1T seems to be the gsnt,.
al opinion in Clearfed, that If Gross had won
pair Of Frank Shorts French calf Boots, tbath.
would not he taken yet. However, Shorty
not much put out at missing his custom bu
would announce to all Brtckinridgs, DouqO.
Lincoln and BsH men, and women and children
in Clcarfeld. and Sinnemahoning in partieulsr,
that be is prepared 10 furnish them with Boots,
Shoes and Gaiters of any style or PATTERN stitch.
ed, sewed or pegged, land as he is a short ii.
low on short notice.
All kinds Of country produce taken in n.
change, and cash not 7, fused. Repairing done
in the nentest manner and charge. moderate, At
tho Short Shoe Shop on Second Street, Opposite
Reed Weaver & Co.'S store. FRANK SHORT
n. u, Findings for sale Sept. 2G, 1860
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-14

Mrs. W.A.Wallacc
Miss Ber. Wright,
Miss S. b. Row,
Mrs. d. G. Ncvling
Mrs. e, l.. Read,
Mrs. B. c. Bowman
Mrs. John Patton,
Mrs. Eliza Reed.
G. II. Lytle,
Rev. Focht,
G. b. Goodlander.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-14
THE WAR NEWS 1!
FROM WASHINGTON.
Intelligence from Gen posecrans.

WAsHISGvoN, Oct. S.-Accordng 10 a
dispatch received from Gen. Rosecrans,
he will be able fully TO sustain himself
against the combined forces of Gems. Lee
and Floyd. Neither he nor Gen. Free
mont will have occasion to complain Of
an insufficient force, as the administra-
ton is not unmindIul of the importance
Of affording them all the support which
their several positions require,
Concentration of Reb,l Troops
in kentucky.
CAIRO, Oct. 8.--A deserter from Gen.
Pillows rebel army has arrived here ana
reports that Gen. u. S. Johnson is in
command at Columbus, KY, expecting
an attack from the Federas. Generals
Cheatam, Pillow, Polk and johnson ars
all at Columbus. and The rebel army at
that point is well armed and equipped
They have large bodies Of cavalry. On
the 10Th ult. jeff. Thompson had 1000
men near Belmont. but his army was be :
ing fast decemated by desertions. The
gun-boat New Era has arrived from ST.
LouiS
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-14

"Then once more we say, 20 TO the
polls on Tuesday next aud cast your bal
lots for the true Union capdidates. p
Journal, 2nd Oct.
This is just what the people of Clearfeld
county have done, to the tune Of FIVE
hundred majority for the old "Uuion Sa,
vers."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-14

DEcREAsISG.-The expectation of our
Republican brethren Of succeeding to be
Associate Judges, Sheriff, etc., especially
District Attorney.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-14

DErEArED.-The competent and active
candidate for District Attorney, "who has
had more than ten years experience at
the Bar" What a pity to have such an
energetic and able criminal lawyer" de-
feated
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-14

.nR. NJ. WOODS, having changed his loo,
- tion from Curwcnsvills Clearfeld, res.
pectfully offers his professional services to the
ciiIsns Of the latter place and vicinity.
Residence on Second street, opposite tt IT Of
]. Grams, ESQ. my; $50.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-14

who are for the Union Y"--Jour,tal.
1t cannot be those who have openly ad,
vocated secession like your humble SELF
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-14
CLEARFIEFD AGRICU F T U
Raj SOCIETY.
COMMITTEE OF ARRAGEMENTR
A. c, FiNNEY, CHIRMAN,

IorScS. cutie.
Leavy, Sam1 Glide,
Johnsohn, Milo Hoyt,
Brown, &. III. llilc,
pom, And W Addleman,
W cavcr, Isaac CoSs,
p G SCtnt. Fie'd Crops and
irwin, Sr. Vegetables.
Hoover, Elisha Fcnton.
Nichols, .ir Archy IL, Shaw,
Mitchell, Dan'l Stewart,
Owens, J. Shaw, of Dec,
Cheese and John W. Rider.
Flour. agricultural, Ms
Iumphries, ccLlancouS articles
J. Mitchell, and Tehiceis.
Bloom, W.M. Mccullough,
Coon, Ed. McGarvey,
[. Larrimer. Lewis W Laporte,
ldndtSe and Daniel Smell,
tic Fabrics. Henry d. Parks.
'adabaugh, Fancy Department,
'ughton, John &. Hall,
Faust, W. W, Belts,
Biglcr, W MMcCollough,
'uliord, j. Irwin, of Ellis.
. Caldwell Jas. Galloway,
Alexander, Mrs II. f. Naugle,
m. Forrest, Miss Anna Irwin,
lry Foley, Miss En-. Graham,
ate Brown, Miss Mar. Moore,
Spackman, Miss Hon. Irwiu,
rank Moore, Miss S. Mcleod,
Birchfeld Miss S. Barrett,
Miss NJ. Galloway.
)MMITTEE AT LARGE.
.A.Wallaccl Mrs IT, .McCull'gh
cr. Wright, Miss II. Carey.
b. Row, Miss u. II. Moore,
Il. NcvlingI Mrs. llcn't Shaw
, l.. Read, Mrs VIM. Biglcr,
c. Bowman Mrs. Thos. Snyder
,hn Patton, Mrs. d. Livingstotl
liza Reed. Mrs. S. J. Row,
Iytle, +. G. Miller,
ocht, Rev. John Coday,
ioodlander. W. W. Wright,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-14
CYRENIUS HOWE.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

For DECATUR Township
will promptly attend to all busine. entrusted 70
his care. p. 0. Address, Pbilipsburg Pa.
Aug. 2lst 1861
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-14

I'VE rejoice at the patriotism Of .he
the Republican party."-Jounal
Better late than never.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-14
THE CLEARlTELD ACADEMY v

THE CLEARITELD ACADEMY will
L be opened for the reception Of pupil, lmal'i
and femnles) on Monday Sept. I'd, 1861.
Terms per Session Of Eleven Weeks:
Orth'graphy, keading. Writing, Primary
Arithmetic and Geography, ""
Higher Arithmetic, English Grammar
Geography and History, S@
Algebra, Geometry, Natural Philosophy, -.
and Book Keeping. W
Latin and Greek Languages, 6w
To students dosirous of acquiring thorOugh
English Education, and who wish 10 quaIg
themselves for Teachers, this Institution Onf'
desirable advantages.
No pupil received for less than half session,
and no deduction r.ade except for prOtrae''
sickness
Tuition to be paid at the close Of the term,
C, b. SANDF0RD, Principal
Clearheld, Aug. z, 1seI.-ly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-13
An Appear to KentucRtans.
BY HERNINE.


These stsnzas are from the pen Of gifted lady,
a native Of Louisiana, and daughter of one of our
most distinguished Generals, now in command Of an
important post in Virginia. Born in the camp and
nurtured amidst the stirring scenes of our south
western border, her early caught the inspira-
ton which flows from deeds Of valor, and. from the
fret blow in our war for independence, has nerYed
the patriot arm to strike for freedom.
The lines were suggested by Gen. BUCKNER's late
fervid appeal to Kentuckians
cali upon you reemen, in the name OF all you prize
ahooas strength ami justice agsnst the foe 70 se
Drive the foul invader from your noantns and your
Let nj ii. footsteps luT,r on Kentucsys sacred sh,re
ycu hOs in ashes your hsrtt stained with
gore.
By lovely land,
And sha be the gUry and tss Pr I'D deeds OF yo-e
I bid yo,, ffeensn, rally around the goden stars,
Whose softly shining through nfavens suaet barS
The flag fame and freed is flo ting proudly high
Remember well It's no 10, We esnqatr or We ele.
No need doub able, Whereer it leads the way,
Prou1 Kentucky 3 ehlValry shah surely wiz the day
Then, freemep, Jet rs stand
By our Owa lovely land,
AID from her hills and valleys drive the kortenen II dsy
Our brothers are in exile, our srss hunted down,
Shall not their voices reuse you 70 deeas o ngn
We once we're proud and noble; OIL have We fallen 50,
As to 6snd beneath oppression ero1ch before Zee
Stern time will write the answer on nay prouoy a
ustsr per our memory thou loWly lies head.
Thsn, freemfn, let "a stand
By lovely land,
Ana among her freemen, sleep among her dead!
Oh ye then, brave hearted and cast these chains aside
VII ch bind Ksntusry Valor ana bend Kentucky pride
tubmi8on treason! 1is your honor ard you tae,
Abe brthEght OF your freedom y give for e. dies snare
The proud Irsnts OF manhood must sure urge ycu sn
Til crushed Is each invader and our hD.ry Is WJn.
Then, ffsemsu, let Us stand
By lovely land,
Till croW3e1 with prouiest urs she shall bless eaeh MIRO on
Then with the idle taEntng, a. q -t th5 yF@Lte'
While srme can els sckies, KENTUCKY ust be free
Warm Southern hands VIII aio q N TINS Erugss or naus
southern hearts wiz cherish eaeh DEED OF goru
Then rise true hearted brothers. and join heart and haId
Tul 'opg the nohest natis.s, shal prOu stand
Then. freemen, let the stars,
And the bright sunsst bars
svs Ter Kert=cky viclss ami glorious souhtrn land
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% about 10 esPre, by MARX on eST pdperS ana "
less ths su6scptto q resos Tie paper tof Be dtscSa
ssd Tzis is rs from s0AfcA there aci Be no depGTtrS
Ratck for Tie ElcTE ard Tensao transcription
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uTs a .Itov.shsr nsv medicine the result Of modern
dseovsrisS In the vegsaSle kingdom, being an entirely
% t SsteToS publised by quscs to the safer
Ing. Dr. Wright wall moving The deception spon 'ns
he ThOs Medical Facu. Who, whsut even one dissenng
vsics have given in their adherence to M perfect Hna undivided
md 1hen All other nedicinei the Pharnsce
pia have been tried in vain Leng thought YEAR, o. pA,sn
ts bocS sorts ana be nov the H 70 .u
ferng humanity the only thing that can cure ma FooSns
dSoases-namelyi aa-
aensfal DEBILITY, -. - so.-
T TDstssrnlna:Ion q Blood 10 tbs Had,
Central Ir
Rs1tIssrnsSu and slseplesmess at Night
Absence Of Muscular EfciencyI
Loss Of Appetite,
E2aoisHon,
DsorganizAtiOn Of the Organs d
Psipitation Of the Heart,
And in aot all the oOnOcnanss Of nervous and dseAsd
ssa.s Of the system.
As Stimulant,
II quit, different from alcoholic PREPARATION not SUB
gradually and sfcsnty, aS long a. me least S'
As a Female Medicine,
ezIIv poverru and the equilibrium
sooner and safer than s the other medicines which for year,
have flooded the market and which are only & N P @
Son too s they are only from the eGusonI Of minds
Qncrsnt OF the Medical profession altogethr.
No mineraIsg
Dr. Wright thinks well sAks hI professional character
an the fact that no minerals wAeve tbs least component
psrts Of the Ingredients Of his RsuvenAag ExrWell know
ing what sntaes the comnan BY opium and
Ceneally 70 the debitated, Wright would Eay, Never
despair Nc matter down be- matter heW
Wesk YOU are-no what the have beenf0rske
once led you depart from HyEsnis principles
take his
RejuVenatinE Elixir
And yeu will soon and yourself pride instead
the reverse to your friends healthy, sound, and worthy
Member Of the human family.
% per bottle three bottles for $5, and forNafd
cd b mail to all parts Of the United states
Sold By respectable druggists throughout the United States
and Oansdss. The trade supplied at liberal ssoouni
PoE sale BY the proPrietors,
u. WRIGHT q Co..
81 and Isl ehsHtres Etrest,
New Orleans, La
sodn HaShvilIs By e. ". Hendgshott, Berry DemoylA
wing Pendleton, and all Tsponsibls dIuggiAI o0Ss
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HrxEwGB1n AT PIzAsURs.

One Square, one year S3O-Each additional Square, Sls
dyerfisers exceeding the space csDsracsee
for, Will be charged for the excesss
n THE WEEKLY.
oEH DOKLAR psF Square for the t and EuRT cKs for sst
Enbsequent insertion.
Advertisements published Ii both the Daily and WeekysIh
sehsrgsd the fall daily rates With onha the weekly ras
added
7r0astsas zdoassss ss BE- paid for al 5As tiHNs Or
fRaarti0n.
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were selected, and reached Louisville Saturday
evening. Sept 9TH. their route 90 he points de-
slgnated for their inquiries. =----= 15---------
n Judge Williams was IN L0uisVille unfortunately,
and at once informed bis sssoeiEtss in crime there
that al the facts would be broaghs out By the COM
mission if It were nos recalled Telegraph cJmma-
nication was st once nsd with Frankfort. Tie Sen
ate had adjourned til ten o'eiock on Monday. The
Commissioners must be detained In louisville until
that time, when they would be rtealIed. Marshall
was easily prevailed On 10 abandcn il and 20 home
Read would act unless recalled Johnson Il yzaa
known, was determined TO get at the facts. Read
consented to wait at touisville until 10 o'clock on
Monday for the Senate to relieve him. They got
out warrant for Johnson's arrest on the ground
that he had been in correspondence with the enemv
the object being to prevent an investigation such
as contemplated By the resolution under which be
was acting. Fortunately, knowing nothing Of their
purposes he got Of on the Nashville road at 8
O'Clock Sunday morning, Sad proceeded direct to
Columbus and Paducah.
On Monday, the 9Th, the Senate promptly, on as
semblng rescinded It's resolutions Of the 7th, and
recalled its commissioners, except Johnson, who
vas then IN the vicinity Of Columbus, discharging
his duties as well he could without the eOOpers
tion of his colleagues. and ignorant Of the action Of
the Senate on the 9th, be returned to Frankfort,
and made his report to the Senate. Is vas not re-
eeived Il wss nos permitted to be read even tor
the information Of the eouRtry. And there the
matter has rested. Comments are not necessary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-13
From Pensacola.
A Mobile psner Of the 7th Gays:

A Mobile pgper Of the Ith says:
The cars, which arrived last night, brought down
two regiments of Mississippi volunteers, recently
encamped near Enterprise. They were immediate
" sent per steamers for Montgomery, where they
will take the cars for Pensacola.
We take the following from the Mobile Advertiser
and Registers Pensacola correspondence, of the 5th:
About O'Clock this morning. slOop of war ar
rived outside and sitter communicating with the
steamer frgae watch, sailed at IL o'clock to the
southeast
this place with Mobile, in few days, viii be com
pleted TO the river This will place Mobile and PEN
sacola within FIVE or ak hours Of each other.
A letter Of The evening of the 9Th, from the same
correspondent says
boat with white flag came over yesterday from
Col Brown Her mission will rejoice the hearts Of
all who have kinsmen and friends whom the chances
of battle Rung into the hands of the enemy on the
gth ult and whom we thought had several weeks
ago sailed for New York. The day after the light
thew were taken on board the frigate Colorado.
where they have remained ever since, and some Of
them in view of their camps and comrades
Ou Saturday and Sunday they were permitted to
write and their letters brought over, a. above
stated. Their contents are OF personal eharaeter
NOT being allowed 20 communicate any information
concerning the enemy. They speak of their trest-
meut as kind, even to generous hospitality.
The MONTGOMERY papers mention that more troops
are on th cir way 20 this place and Mobile, and the
report is strengthened from the long train OF empty
cars that Ieft here this morning for that point
Bv Friday or Saturday, if it should be necessary.
bsttal6ns from this place could reach Mobile from
Pensacola, by the Great Northern Railroad N
few hours.
A steamer and small schooner joined the heet
this morning The frat is, probably, gunboat )
the latter transport.
CUBE FOR Hoo CH0LERA-An exchange recon
mends the following cure Tor this disease upon he
suggestion Of planter who has tried it with sue-
cess: take table spoonful Of soda, dissolve in
cuo of water. and drench the hog. If itdOea not
stop it soon, give second dose, which viii certain
" effect a cure" Try it. ......
The latest advices from Europe represent tia
y.. r c,.;, 80 clc,i,s, Sop vrant
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,DMRcLEAN,s UNIVERSAL PILLS.
FOR Liver Complaints Bili0usness Head

FOR Liver Complaints BilIousness Head
ache, &c
YVNEERH has mover bean aoATHARTIo medicine onereav
the public that has given such entire satsacaon a. mo
LEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILLS. -
Being entirely vegetable, they perfectly innocent nc e
be tsken By the most infant yet prompt and
removing al Bilious secretioas Acid Inpnre keea
from the stomach In fact they are the only P tAI aAoeD
BE- used in nslarious desrcts = a.. a..... =,
Bowels, though active and searching IN nen
promoting healthy EecReons Of the Liver ana haneys VI
I'll fsm EiouSpess Headache and Foul sonaen when
20 cheap remedy obtained Keep them constantly on
hand single dose in season, prevent hour eys
sn5 months of sckpess Ak FOR J. q. AeLeans Unysr
ri Pis Take no ether Being coated they are tAsele Fe
only Is cent? per kcxs and can be sent Sy mall 70 any
Ihs United States. O., ,,,.
Cornsrof Third and Pine streets, st. Louis, no.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-13

Nashville and Decatur Railroad
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
IHROUGH To MEMPHIS IN II HOURS.
OE after Sunday July 2lS 1861, Nail Train VIII leave
Nashville Daily ct Z II.
Returning, arrive at Nashville at lis N.
Way Passenger Trains will leave Nashville daily except Sun
lays, At 8 N.
Returning, arrive at Nashville 6;l0 P NJ
TP Tho A. n. Train connects with Trains to Hunts
Filie and Chattanooga. .
, Tbs P N. Train connects With Trains to corinth,
5rsnd junction, Memphis, and New orleans-
,ulvIo-d ", ON PERKINS,
General supeFnsendent.
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ne 1Sattpred and diseased sys ftaP 70 Ir;0-
SS0fe takllg TEN, purifying and enricnng '~A1"s'
tbs RIoo5-restoring the sick, suffering inVAhae
= urATH III AND STRENGEH H.
There is no Mistake About 1t.
II viii cure Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, DiaTrhca pysen
tery Hesdsce De eon Of Spirits Fever ane Agne
Fs7r Bad Breath disease OF the Liver semAes OK Dow
aEErLzMEN, do you wish to bs Healthy, Strong and
do YOU want tAs Bloom Of Health to mount
an 1heekg arsin then 20 at snce and get
mcLean's StFenRth ening CoreiaA anu nAOON
Dslsy not moments It is warranted 70 give S2aslas1oH.
viii sure any disease the Kidneys, Womb OF
ng Distracted MeuEruation, Falling OF the MofDi
ness or any 6sess arising from Chrome OF Nsf'oA N'
{ ID an InfsIlikls Remedy. i -..,--,
: FOR CEHILDRkNS -.
Do Won delicate sicky puny 70 81
Strong and Robust 7-theD give them MebsANS @ ~ = a
NNIhG CORDIAL, (Bee the directions on ee'n OS''i -
One abissoonfuI taken every morning iAstnE .0Le
SreVenye againt ohs and Fever, Yellow Fever VhoieA OF
~ cIUTION EBeWars Of Druggists OF Dealers Who nay
Nv t uaIu upon you betue Of Bitters or Sarsapar Whcn
they can buy cheap by saying is just as good Inere s
even men BAsE enough t. steal part OF ny name s ous
VILE decocons Avoid such infamous PlkATEs ena snst
ViIIisnous compoundsl for DE- j. e. Mclean sreng
ng Cordial ana Blood Purner Take nothing else II l. me
snly remedy that will Purify your Blood thoroughly anu
he Iane time, STRENGTHEN and 1kE1GohAEB ne ShoIs M
organization. niaput uP In large BOttss-sl Psr S0''0
- DR. J; r, MOLE GN, gols ProPTistoT,
s.- Corner OF Third and Pine streets, st. Louis, MO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-13

The latest advices from Europe represent tha
The cotton factories of Spain are closing for want
Of supplies.
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MErrcAL BURKAU, WEsTREN DEpARTHEIT;(
Bowling 8reen, KV Ocs %, l66t
TONY Professional Brethren.
BEG leave ask favor Of Many OF yu viii be able
TO grant ttceranly will refu,e In ths new regt
ts which are now being formed for the Confderase states
ANN in the West there deficiency OF Surgical instruments
You more than ether sniiole OF tie eneeI
want IL left unsupped exercise upan tne lives OF nose
Of ou patriot sold wounded in battle teore
appeal to Of you who not in frequent need oI
orvard Them to the Aedea Purvyors either here or MPo
Tenn or to self Fair prices will be allowed you 9r AZ
b insruents as may be received, speak II physdAns
I knav what their response will be. an very truly,
~ D. W. YAEDELJ,
MsdieaI Director Western Department O. s. A.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-13
To Tanners.

Farm 10 Rent for 1s69.
EHyHE farm now oooup by W. T. Lucas, ESQ situated Pc
tween the MurfreesBoo and nolensvile TurnPKes ME
miles from Nashville, containing seventy acres OF nrst
good dwelns house necessary ouibudings Inc pe
has been oc eupied many psst by It's present
who 10 using market garden and orchard mas puI
uerfect order To gardeners offers advantage
For teyms &c sppIy To ALEX. J. PORTkRy
noya-S Cocpsr's Building
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-13

'Ds tvAWly
FTg yVTnOrn'' for Lease TO "A GOOD
w. Tenant.
psirs to place my late residence X miles west o me Pun
M souEre IN the hands ofa good Tenant for series year
Ion veTv essy terms Ths premises contain about acres
Superior soil about half in cultivation the balance n snsoe
bFs grass The house. with Tosms, porches excean cellar
eTysnts houses stable WE'LL &c. all new and coiorAo
To the Gardener the pairymsn, or GeDtenan SEEKING
igt and retired spot his family, free from the heat apa o
q the town. say place FOR rent ID the vicinity OF NA
ViIle oaeru superior attractions.
TO the right man I will make the terms acceptable.
so. az, Cherry street AOSEhA UNpAhHOSO
dSel3