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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-11-07

A PERSONAL ExPLANATIoN.-We un-
derstand that We are accused in certain
quarters. of having instigated Jsyhawk-
ing in this part Of the State. by publish
ing an article strongly favoring it. The
only article we have published. that
could be so construed, will be found in
the Chief of September 5th; and peru
sal of it viii satisfy any one that we by
no means favored Jawking as carried on
at present. for we there distinctly stated
what we understood BY the term. Before
we witnessed its practical workings and
its perversions. we understood Jsyhawk-
ing to mean the assembling of settlers to
pursue and bring to summary punishment
marauders who came to Kansas to rob,
murder and pillsge. and whose cases the
law was impotent to reach. The whole
drift of the article referred to, will show
that such was our meaning. That was
the sort Of Jsyhawking we recommended.
and are still in favor Of. We did 40,
think it meant the plundering of every
man who disagreed in sentiment with the
gangs constituting themselves Jayhawk.
ers, or who was suspected of entertaining
different sentiments. Since we have seen
what Jayhawking really is. no one car
find word in our paper in favor of it,
for we are opposed to it. except in sg.
gravated cases. We have also condemn.
ed the hunting of Jayhawkers by Gov.
ernment troops. when traitors were rest
ing in security all around them, whose
hands were red with the blood of mur.
dered Union men. We are in favor o.
disarming secessionists everywhere, bul
not Of robbing and plundsring them and
destroying their property. as long as they
remain at home and take no hand in aid.
ing or abetting rebellion. Whenever
they connive with traitors, we care moi
how soon they are impoverished. These
are our doctrines. and no one can find
aught to the contrary in our columns.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-11-07

The Rebels Bodily Cut Vp-Delay in the
Great Naval Expedition-The Rebels
in Force at Yorktown. sa

The Rebels Bodily Cut Up-Delay in tAe
Great Naval Expedition-Ihe Rebels
in Force at Yorktown. .
BALTIMORE, Oct. %.
The following is from a refugee from
Leesburg. When the intention Of throw
ing the Federal troops across the Potomac
river first became apparent. the rebel force
in the neighborhood was so small that il
was almost decided not to offer any resis.
tsnce. Re-enforcements, however, com
ing up from back of Leesburg, and with
the force TINS gathered, not altogether ex.
ceeding three thousand, it was resolved to
make stand. Both parties. it was ad-
mitted at Leesburg, fought desperately.
The Confederates found they would be
surrounded BY large force which they
anticipated Banks would throw across the
Ferry just above where the battle was
fought. and thus most desperate efforts
were made to defeat Col. Baker before
the expected re-enforcements of Banks
could come to his relief. -
FoRTREss MONROE, Oct. 28.-The
great expedition has been delayed by the
prevalent gale.
Some refugees from Yorktown state
that the rebels arc in considerable force in
that vicinicty. and there is an apprehen.
sion of an early attack by the Federal
troops.
Our infomant saw over 100 rebels dead;
numerous farm houses in the neighbor-
hood were occupied as temporary hos
pitfalls.
The number Of Federal soldiers he did no,
know. He saw one party of ITO taken
of, but understood that two other SQUADS
had previously been sent away.
The expectation at first prevailed that
the National troops would be able TO ad-
vance in overwhelming numbers to Lees
burg, and it created the utmost excite
ment among the Unionis.s, ofwhom there
are large number IN the vicinity, who
were prepared to receive and welcome the
army. whilst many Of the prominent male
Secessionists made preparations to leave.
After the battle the rebels rapidly hurried
up reinforcements. Il was now estimated
they had from 10 to Il, 900 men at Lees
burg and Waterford.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-11-07

The Medicines compounded and sold
by j. L. Curtis have been so long used
that their virtues and healing qualities
are conceded to be almost miraculous.
This is owing to their speed in making q
permanent cure in the great variety of dis
eases for which it is recommended. You
can scarcely End settlement in the State,
where Curtis Mamsluke Liniment is not
used for all Affections, where remedy OF
this kind is needed. -.......-
His Compound Syrup Of Sassafrss sur
passes all remedies intended to act on
Lang Diseases. coughs consumption. &c.
See the advertisement, and buy no med
icines, that have not the name of j. l..
Curtis on the wrappers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-11-07

J E% Two men-one Ogden, from Rush
Bottom, Mo-, and q shoemaker named
Sherburn, late of Iowa Point--recently
crossed over into Missouri, from Atchi-
son, to jsyhawk. but were attacked, and
both wounded-Sherburn very badly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-11-07

Holt CourrY TRAIroRs TAKING THE
OArH.-A number of Holt County trai-
tors, who were held as prisoners. at st.
Joseph, have taken the oath before the
Provost Marshal. and have been set at
liberty. In the list We find the following
names:
j. w. and ]. F. Bridgman. who were
captured at Padonia.
S. w. Brilgmsn, father OF the above.
A. B. Mullins. ex-mail contr actor. who
solemnly declared. when secesh was q
little stronger in Missouri than it now is.
that he would rot in prison before be
would take the oath. Wonder if he is
rotten
( C. c. Hawkins. who figured extensive
ly in this neighborhood. four years ago
he was captured in the skirmish neal
Mound City.
r. j. Foster. who attempted to take
whole company prisoners. the day before
the Mound City fight. but who "caugh'
Tartar"
John w. Archer. VIM. Archer, Sam
uel X. Hale. Henry Cook. James Fitz
water, and several others, hailing from
Holt.
Also. Joseph T. Clark. a surveyor
who flourished in these parts about th'
time of the Trust Land Sales. He wa
arrested in st. Joseph.
Wonder how many Of the above nam
ed persons will pay any regard to thei'
oath
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-11-07

~ We call attention to the Card. in
another column, of Chas. e. Tucker.
Pension and Bounty Land Agent, at
Washington City. Those entitled to
Pensions. Bounty Land or Bounty Mon
ey, can have their Claims prepared and
forwarded to Mr.. Tucker, upon calling at
this office,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-11-07

HAapER's WKEKLY.-This is the best
illustrated Newspaper publiahed. Itcon-
tains illustrations Of all great occurrences
Of the day. portraits Of leading persons.
and gives vast amount of interesting
news and choice literature. See adver-
tisement sos. as Ha
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-11-07

GEN. ScoTT REsIGNED.-Gen. Scott
has resigned his position Of Commander
in-Chief of the American Army, in con-
sequence of old age and feeble health.
He will Immediately proceed to Europe.
Gen. Mcclellan has been notified that
the command of the army now devolves
upon him.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-11-07

IH T. P. Herrick has been appointed
Major in Jsnnlson's Regiment. L. H.
UT is now Captain of Herrick's COM
nanv
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-11-07

sSYnAcoE, No, Oct, 20.
hi. ru,rt.d shat Aesips Big. Gen. wyman
,ho In Rolla several days since with about
Q soc men. he arrived at Linn Greek where he
d;.ue,,ed BODY Of ressls, killing considerable
number and taxing ovse two hundred prisoners.
and e.p.ussns s,shteen wagon loads Of goods be-
longing 70 McCiurR & co..a prominent Union
firm whom the rebels had robbed.
Adrices from Gen. Fremont are to O'Clock
Friday night. He ia still At Ws1aa"' and The
,ontoon bridge across the Usage vas to be hn-
;,hed on Saturday. Gen. seissls division had
crossed the river.
hv,s reported in our camp at Warsaw that
Price had been largely re-enforecd By McCOl'
Tough, and that their combined forces were for
tifyins Osccola. where they intended to give
Tn the ,kirnish near Lebanm. - the 18th,
between two companies Of Major Wnghts cav
.,rv and about four hundred rebels previously
renorted. DE latter lost sixty-two killed and
twelve wounded, four nortally, and thirty
taken prisoners. wight's loss was one killed.
RoLLA, Mo-, Oct. 20.
The capture of Linn Greek il confirmed.
The place was surrounded on the 18th BY Maj.
Wrcht's eavalry-she same that routed sne
reb els near Lebanon and company Of seces-
siouisss under Captain Roberts, and number
of other persons takea prisoners, including the
Sheriff of the County.
A rebel captain and lieutenant were killed in
the affair near Lebanon, and Lieutenant Col.
sorness taken prisoner. All the prisoners taken
a. both places seventy -four in number, hare ar
rived here.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-11-07

b E Judge A. L. Lee. Of this Judicial
District. has resigned his Office. having
been appointed . Major in Jennison's
Regiment. The Governor has appointed
Albert H. Horton. Of Atchison, to the
vacant Judgeship. Would it not have
been Just as easy for Lee to resign in time
to give the people an opportunity to Gil
the vacancy at the recent election !? We
dent believe in this business of trading
in offioes-managing SO Is to get Execu-
tive favorites into positions which ought
to be filled by the votes of the people.
Mr.. Horton may be an unexceptionable
man but be has not been elected by the
people.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-11-07

JED. Thompson '.sxpsets to quarter in
Kentucky" Aecordiag to hi late proc
lamasion. he probably means not only to
''quarter" but to chang and draw'.s there
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-11-07

HONE GuARDs.-A company of Home
Guards has been organised in the Bot.
tom, between this place and Iowa Point,
and has been mustered into the service
for four months. Their object is to guard
the river while it is frozen over. to pre-
vent the coming over of secession marau.
ders, and obnoxious characters who have
been expelled from Kansas. The COM
pany now numbers 81 men, who are the
sort that will fght. and 60 in to kill.
The officers elected are: C. G.. j. Beeler,
Captain: Fred. Burckhalter, First Lieu
tenant; VIM. N. Bigsby. Second Lieu
tenant; Alexis Poulet. Orderly Sergeant.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-11-07

r. In the late skirmish in Platte
County. Mo-, four Of Capt. David . com-
psny were wounded. Lewis David. .
brother Of the Captain. was severely
wounded in the knee J.; q man named
Wilson received buckshot in tho mouth,
and brother of Wilson received charge
Of buckshot in the side. We have not
learned the name Of the fourth wounded
man.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-11-07

| E% November 7th-frogs and mos
quitoes singing as gaily as on June 7th,
and weather fully as pleasant.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-11-07

Y r. Farmers will be grati6ed to learn
that o. Bailey & Go. have finally deter.
mined to pack Pork at this place, the
present season. They will commence
operations in few days. This will be
good news to everybody.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-11-07

~ Daring the conaagration of Can.
ton. caused by the bombardment of the
British, the extensive medical warehouse
of our countryman, DR.. j. c. Aver, oi
Lowell. (the depot of his Cherry Pecto-
raj and Cathartic Pills. for China, was
totally destroyed. He now makes q de.
mand upon our Government for indem-
nifty for the loss of his property. and
hence will grow another nut to crack with
our elder brother Johnny. Stick to it,
Doctor; and if our Government main
tains our rights wherever your Pills are
sold, we shall only be unprotected on
tracts that are very barren.-Retorner,
Trenton, v. j. -#H z
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-11-07

STILL ARouND.-There appears to be
no abatement in the business Of Jayhaw-
king. These depredators will be the ruin
of our country. Having stripped about
all the avowed secessionists worth strip
ping. they have commenced upon law
abiding citizens who have stood aloof
from the strife. There are few men in
the country who, having dislike to or
grudge against individuals. take revenge
by pointing them out to Jayhawkers as
seeessionists, and causing them to be rob.
bed. This operation is becoming quite
frequent. Many persons are permitting
their corn to waste in the folds, and are
turning out the hogs which they had been
fattening for Withdrawing they will
not gather crops and fatten pork to be
taken from them as soon as they are rea-
dy for use. If the war continues, and
Jayhawking is not stopped, we do not
believe there will be sufficient grain and
stock raised next season to supply the
home market; and about two persons out
of every three that one meets, are talking
Of going to Oregon or California in the
Spring. These facts are presenting them
selves forcibly to the understanding Of
many who have lately been foremost in
upholding Jayhawking. If our country
is to be saved from depopulation and de.
struction, Union men will soon find It
necessary to band together to put sum-
mary stop to the thieving and plundering
now being carried on by marauding
gangs in the name of Union.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-11-07
WHEELING. Va 1

a..sz ftIE WAs1lISos Va, Oct ~. j
The election S'r = diSiaoa Of the state, -
ordered By an ordinance at tAs hst Coavsnsio.,
came Oh throashost Wssasm Virginia so.dsy.
The vote in this city and county ID not full, bot
overwhelmingly for divisios. 10 zgliilais saai
Reports irsm the iaterior, - fas = received,
sbow still greater unaainisy for this. Thirty
nine counties are included in The uew Ssse. 1s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-11-07
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
Thursday, /: November !, 1851

ArorHeR SOLEMN WARNING - The
Elwood Free Press has suspended. and
its editor hss joined Jennison's Regiment.
for the war. As we have done on Q
number of similar occasions of late, we
commend this matter to the serious con-
sideration of our patrons, and Of the peo-
pie Of Doniphan County. These are ter
rible times for newspapers. Doniphan
County should have at least one newspa-
per. She can support one handsomely
-snd one paper. sustained as it should
be, is all she could have reasonably been
expected to support, at any time since her
organization. The Chief is now the only
one remaining; and it is our determine.
tion. if we can possibly find a way to
weather the. storm. to keep it going. Let
the Union men of Doniphan County put
themselves to the work, and there will be
no danger. We should have five or six
hundred Subscribers in this County. Ev-
cry Township should furnish from SO to
100. A newspaper is necessary to the
County, and the want of one does not
speak favorably of the enterprise and in
telligencc of any people. As will be
seen by our Club terms, where 90 or
more copies are taken in one Clue, the
price is only 81 per copy. Every man
could manage to raise dollar. and every
post-office in the County could raise a
Club of 20 and upwards. Will our
friends take an interest in this matter,
and push the thing ahead
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-11-07

The Covernmeat Asked to 20 into the
Coal Business-Gen. Lane not Recog.
nized By the War Departneat. n =.
-4..-rc. 49,, WASHINGTON. Oct. 81.
A petition 10 IN circulation here. nnmerously
signed, which appeals 70 the Govesnmeut 70
furnish fusl to the people Of washingson, at
prices. ~, .gs5--s -.
The War Departments did NOT recognize Gen.
Jim Lane. Of Kansas As, having authority Over
. brigade. His commission was isned BY .
State, and does not proceed from the President.
Gen. Lane has sent here for corps Of esgi.
neers and sappers and miners, and the Govern
ment refuses to grant tn, requisition.r a4-d
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-11-07
Import.nt from Missouri.

uehels Attacked and Rcstea ~ Linn
Creek-A large number AilIee shc %.
ken Prisoaers-Gooes CaH1s:
Fremout's Column-fr1eeh he'esioreee
at OsceOlas
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
Message or Gov. Packard

H,RR,snvKG. Pa. Jan 2-3 ? ".
The Governors message va ueli'yfra ''
tho Iegie lature to-day. lie uettRtr> 'si'
doctrines Of secession erroneous x chi tti
organized resistance 10 the Federal t"seTu-
mrnt is rebellion. Il ~ be pttrEed ~ ~"
crime of revolution. l. unsuccessful the re-
sons may be- executed - traitors uat * Fi'r
denyiuy the rIghl at >t2te 10 ats I've It,
citizens from allegiance Ia the fedefAi lf''-
eminent, never heless II : proper ih"' We
carefully aad caRdIdly examine the reasoas
alleged. and If they vetl founded fEtN
should he unhesitatsncIv removed AID TSIar-
a:Ion for the pas; and security Ter tie future
gwen /: fer a government created hF titS pete
pie should never do injustice IL &uy - ~
States Pennsylvania being IEcintiei ~ fs~
States alleged TO haze refused c,mpillree
with the fugitive slave law. lie unhcsifttlH.,'N
avers that the Sta,c has been almost tnN@-l5-
blv influenced 10y i high regard Tor the FIslli-
Of her sister States.
Alter examining ths present State laws IT,
SAWS there j. nothing % prevent the feta sfal
81 the net 81 1926, leaving 20 tie Cl,fHs ui s.
right 10 seek for relief under rae >ia.f 81
federal laws. Thft lie consent "f Tie St@'t
b. given TO the master wAI.s S.jou-lIar "a
or passing through PcnH~y lvauI& IL csa.,u
the services II lie slaves. he suggests The
rr-enactneut az the Missouri Cu-.E promise,
and that The llae be extended ,o t.-... r..a
by amending Tie tohs -4-tt.n- t-s tee. ~
rncnds the Legislature 70 Instruct orr Keep
re.,ntatiyes Ia Congress 10 suoI,rt sach a.
amendment, TO be Submitted % Tie >fa-,
Convention for ratification. aEd u Congress
fails TO propose Il, Lei i eUilate fgaa Use
people
He closed ~ declaring tia, Pcrn~y'gsrra
j, devoted 10 tie MON. and VIII r..eE tnt
stars aud stripes through every Fet5! rs
adds But before We as~4fne tie re~po.-la..-
tiles that are foreshadowed. i Is Tie solemn
uuty Of Pa 10 remove every JUST cause 81
complaint. Then she ! ready +" ceya,r lef
live. and Ter fortunes 10 the best form oi
vos.rameni ever executed by The vision OF
maR.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
The Post Offices II tie South.

Tie t"ia' receipts from the post Offices in
, IrEinla TOR Icl7-o0 was S2tt.95I. TIE ex-
! e. e were Si13 SIS In south Carpll-
2" iAe receipts "eie lGl.245. The ezpendi-
lures we're $4,000. In Alahama the recei0,s
Nete : / ,UI@ J he eAi endrturcs were S2S4.
i59- The expenditures were S332 Sos In
j Arkansas the receipts ve-e S35.727. The ex-
pcndtu1es were S-Ii5o9 How i, ,hls a..
HoieHey fate up nov Part Of i. i. I....de
"p bus The receipts Ia the state Of New
! 'rN a-e $l,45S.1II tie expenditures a.
) i-t'llll II ala->achaseiis she receipts are
SOTO b53 he expenditures are : l35 237. In
.nrs' q ite Northern States there i deficit.
liHi = - lie ~uaiheru ST4-es the derc.t i,
rnorheas. The whole oftheru dellcI. j. some
~3tU3u0l
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

FaoM 7Hr SorTH-The following j an eS-
tract Of a letter from leading nsorehaUtEic
House II New Orles7s ~ hls correspondent
here. dated Dec 25th 1860;
We regret that a. Vet there = 10 settle
n.ept of the raa!itical difficulties bat ~ appre
bend no worse troubles tlas hiss alTea5s IA
ken place. whether tie Union j. dl,"lpd %
not P>rs :. and property are a safe : ever
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

\ number Of Republicans of Cincin
nau have commissioned T D. Jones.
E>q. The sculptor. to execute marble
bus, Of the President cleo. Mr.. Jones
viii proceed Il once 10 me eka-u,ioa OF
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

Is j. >acA1ng tie Imperor's palace. II
seNtn, CHINA It = SAID ta4t the Fraach SOL
-iefs - 81 themselves by Jar tie most ex-
Ier' that line. and Klaus deprived lie En
..>a y NOS. 81 ate booty
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-20
1890 Boxes Virginia Manufactured
Tobacco at Auction. ~ ..

0NTHURsDAY the I9h day Of septsba We WI sell at
pubc auction, in he city of RashVille az DO O'Clock a.
NJ 1900 Of Manufactured Virginia Tobacco, OfAl Grades
and styles, in part as follows; ~ rrs. 40 ..5sT- +
3s9 boxes Ane heIafal bright PENNSYLVANIA Ne lido
Fdds.
I6 tsrces fine black Twists IS TO the POuns-tsndsd Do
DEM f Hl.tt E-a fa ffa -f4ot 20 cof asll
&C boxes in II same style Of tvis. Abovssranasa
Rack SLrag. r.-.-. u 49,
81 boxes dark gReet pounss-branded H0ney H0OBl
"a boxes dark sweet peunds-bFanded Unique.
3 small boxes Al Of half pounds dark suebrandsd
Unique. .
EOS small boxes 81 Of beautiful bright twists IS 10 the
{ pouna-bran5ed Jslsel Of 0Fshir. + 4-.e-.--.
. 81 boxes extra Ane brig ht- branded G..4. a. q
81 do extra-brSRied Golden ScePAfs- - rsa s7-ia
The above Tobacco, the property Of VgRia MSnuiacreF
vas shipped via this city New York for California and Aus
taia, bat stopped Tennessee authority The oNnehas
conceded 10 here rather than return Virginia The
special attention OF the trade and eli ohesin want Of Tobacco
called tn SALE from the variety oerei al supply
themselves 1t will be offered in lots to suit Terms cash
sep5 dtd LANIkR. PHlLLIPB 4 co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-20
Notice 60 RaiIrOad Companies.

VNER undersigned having been great expense and trouble
10 build Mill for the purpose Of REROLLlNa OLD
RAILRoAD IRON, and also for the manufacturer Of NEW
RAILS and being the only establishment Of the kind in the
Southern Conedersey had hoped to meet with hat
Which Nould enable them to have constant employment
Gad thereby greatly promote the interests Of the great Rail-
Fosd enterprises Of the South. As yet however, they have
eaVed but little encouragement from the Roads in the
vniU Of the Mill, although their interest, well the in
hea Of these Roads, requires that this establishment should be
gl1tainedi
We therefore this method say the various Railroad
Companies that need Iron rereed that need New Rails,
that prepared TO furnish them with either st short
tee and Of the vey best quality provided receive their or
oeEs that the Mil be kept in Operations But If we
have 70 suspend operations for the Of or give
% that again We there
era rsIpeotfully GolicE oTdsrB. Address,
BoOFIELD & MARKHAM,
Atlanta, Georgia.
NAshve uaton spd American copy week, and forward
kl 70 OommonWe6h Once Atlanta Ca and copies Of the
DIR eontGining tha advertisement marked 70 Asss scoeh
NaEAhen{ lvlYl9IU
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-20
Bark Mills.

YEyB best improved double grinding Bark Mills yet invent
ed Is being 1uf1ctured aRi Wall be ready r de-
HYery b. the frst OF October For ssle At -----e
~ J. LUMSpEN CO.,
E -.. Nell South Market street, NashYille, Tenn
rs --e- tr LUMsDEN & MANN, T
septl.R No IS Magazine Strest, New Orleans, Is.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-20
TEACMER WANTED.

SOUTHERN LADY, to teseh ne ecmon and higher Eng
sh branches in Institution Of the highest gTaee In
norIh Mississippi and Teach
need apply. LIBERAL salary giSsn A5aess with Is-
ences 80 a------ L.-- ~ EDUCATOR,
ssptl-9 - 1 sEf care Union and American cfics. 2