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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-20
SEWING MACHINES.

OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
ID. 4. Tibbs, Proprietor.
ENVHIs HoteI spacious building Just completed
ThsproPrietor has incurred heavy expense fitting ny
sndfurnhing the to make them neat and comfortable
The HOUSE. for the reception Of boardes visitors
traves and the proprietor afford ample
$50 persons An omnibus with good team
the depot convey passengers the Hotel
depot again The proprietor try
Hotel, and hopesto share liberal patronage.
augl9 DANIEL A. TIBBs, Proprietor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-20
rv s sTE1E Comfy; STATE OF Esnnes.ee.

IN STEWART COUNTY CgsrTFrT, a. =.
NSL.-Jarnes 81 hcCarroi Ct sis. Cha 8 gum--. !,
sl.-feIuon % sell ls1d II appezng &c ne rom cor,nl,.
-li ua- 4nos AcIarrois Francis HcOaro lin, ,
james AleCsrrol, Ssu M McCarr5ll, and Msrrrrt
hers At laS Of francis alcCarrol deceased are go
We e4ts o. tennessee. II il therefore ordered
Va Ple1on be maze fsr four weeks In tbs
- =, 49, LOS AHD kacANa HsEspaper putshed IN tbe
o. snVlei requiring aid residents % ,. AID aDrs.r
Is sees Of ne CcunJ Court Stewart coun IA
a. ne cs9rt house, II said county, the stats Of
Aeoeee me srst Monday il January, IS5 l. and les $780,
go % emp bill, or lie viii bsaksn for con
eoa as 70 ths7 and set down for hsarins ezpars,
eec7-v4t-prsfee s. =, $500 - Slsfk
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-20

For Rent.
EVHAT comfortable dwelling, No. Is North Sumner street
neyIS-tf dent Union
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-20
ANTT-D SPEPTIC
YEAST POWDERS

This excellent article rendering Bread Bucu, Muf
fms Waes, Ginger BTeaa Cruss of Pies all kinds Of sweet
and fancy Cakes Buckwhea and other dde Cakes almost
simultaneously light we'll nutsu It is generally
sdered that NEST Of Dyspepsia, its attendant evils,
arise from the practice Of eating heavy Bread and Cakes II
little OF this powder be added 10 oed Puddpgs, Crusts Of Pot
Pies, etc. it viii not only make them paatsbe, but
dgesble, thus removing the principal objection to their
use. Price, % cents per Box Prepared ard sold by
STRETCH & FORBES,
Druggists, Nashville Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-20

SEALED PROPOSALS
be received the Office Of the Superintendent
w O'clock N, November 10th for the Drsyage of the
Nashville Chattanooga Rail Road for the year ending
list, 1861. RWC COLE,
Nov3 Superintendent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-20
NEGROES to Hire.

1.-TWO negro men, good farm hands Also, negro
with several children. Said woman is good house
cook c and will be hired ct good home
clothing We prefer hiring in Edgefeld or Vicinity.
J. L. & r. W. BROWN,
Ak Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-20
Charleston and SaVaDm.E,
FREIGHT Vr1-,,,, -

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED Trepv.s,.,,
IMPRESS freight Trsins oualI u. 49,.
S5a Os's0eF' ls through rates a New ~ ne
Fif5t Class per 100 lbs, 81 g. Th;rI Ola, =. "a,
Hats Caps and Bonnets, 2 . 20 -
and half and four days. '''''- e10ee, three
Time from New YORK anc Pbladelnhi- .,vs, - . -.
and nine days. - naiis egn-
Intervening Ssbbsths cause the Above -ari,so-, =,
freight trains Sunday over rss 49, IS no
No definitions By ice snow Overchsryes a. s,-
cept danages occurring At se Proupty adjusted AZ ~
Tlleand Chattanooga Railroad on 6eliTsry y - = ->1-
dec SS-S P&s G ANnrasou
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-20
HOUSE PAINTING.

TEXHE subscriber prepared to execute with the greatest
promptness all contracts however large which may
dered style and upon which fail to give sssac.
ton He is also prepared to execute all manner Of
PAINTING, RkIEIss NARBLINe.
Having that deparneasecured the services of the
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request having work in hEneto
give him call before making anal arrangements.
L. T. FLEMING,
uuarrhodtf No Co. Union st. between Cherry and Su1rse1
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FIFTY DoLLARs RBwARD.

YEVHE above reward viii b given o he apprehension q tire
Eegroes, runaway from The utscTsF Altanont in
6rundy county, Ten1sssse, ha night o. tie third Monday
in SEPTEMBER last, the lodging @ in 8iis jail that
can get thes and notifying Of that feet And sIso $50
Eore, for the apprehension Of any h pern Eho be
eernea in the dscoyng @ e TIA, he be DEALT win
c0rdinK 70 Justice.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-20
Land for sale.

application be made before January, viii sell accoln
III modating terms E0FsY Acres of Land, three miles
from Cofporstion irts. Greek, opposite Maj 0on6
This Il one OF the most beautiful locsons In Davidson county
About cnehaf the land Is in timber the balance In nltivar
tom bere are on Ire premises comfortable cabins and fne
young orchard Apply MAJ eoFE, aeax the Riase or g
self sor PARTICULAR. cHAS. x. WINSTON
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FRENCH PROTESTaNT sc YyO0T-
philadelphia, 4th Y,ar-

M ADAhE VALIANT viii re open her Is,ariinv
IVA school !or young ladies st 1915 Chestnut strset -
sepsnoer hyperion Instructions in the EnEsa and PS
9ranehes to both Of vhch squaiy serious Goa s5 ~
ES--- sspo-Itm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-20

FENHE House at present occupied by Boyd No 50 Cherry
street. The front room will make good store or saI
room The back premises be occupied by one or tvs families
Also two oss In the sscoad story Apply premises o.
csessalH u HAkLLToN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-20

At the Nan and Mortar, on Market street, opposite
Union street, NaShUale,
EEAvING received full supplies of FRESH GOODS, offers
sale, at the lowest prices,
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals,
SURGICAL, MIDWIFERY AND ANATOMICAL INsTRU-
MENTs.
Paints, oils and window Glass,
vARNISHES. SPICES, GLASSWARE AND STONE
WARE; PAINT, vARNISH COACH AND
ARTIST BRUSHES, DYESTUFFS,
PERFUMERY.
FANCY AND PLAIN SOAPS.
Pine Tooth and Hair Brushes, Letter and Cap Paper stsel
Pens, Inks, &C.
Tobacco, SnufEs and Cigars,
Powder Shot, Safety Fuse Pure Wines, Brandies,
Spirits, &C.
GOLD, TIN AND COPPER FOILS,
Fine Cutlery, Canes, Pistols, &c:
FLAGG'S GOOD SAmARITAN'S
ImmEDIATE RELIEF.
Fluoric Acid, Preserve Jars,
Benzine Flower Pots,
Burning Fluid, Twnes,
Concentrated Lye, phosphorus.
Candles, Plaster Faris,
Combs, Clements,
Giues, Bristol Brick,
Fine Teas, Demiohns,
Chocolates, Tute PainH,
starcb, Swedish Leeches,
Extract Of Coffee, Shoulder Braces,
w all Paper
a, 500 Bolts!
Gold Satin, Oak, Velvet Gszed Plain, Borders, Fine Board
Prints, Centre Pieces,
StatUary, Papers Assorted.
Mixed Paints, Assorted,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES,
t. w ELLIS,
SIGN OF THE MAN AND MORTAR,
On Market St., opposite Union, Nashville, Tenn.
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N1ef.nnt.nadnr..ncn.
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81 y :.

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2St' gTcIn I'M 5rtcr,f urIc or Hnhd;tS
Snt' T%1tsenee SiGe etr cir3iujihea 6aptultsr
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-12

T0 the Sherifs OF the several ~couHtiss composing the
Fourth Division Of Tennessee Militia:
By virtue Of the suthority IN ne vested, you are
hereby commanded and requested, on the
4h day Of Nay next, e sPen and hold In yeur seversI
csuuties an election for the purpose Of electtng BrlEa-
dier-Gensrsls OF the several Brigsdes 81 which SAID
Division is composed, and Of such election to me- make
due and proper return
T,rk.,. thss 1efh drv n March 1891
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-12


The river costumes riaing fast. Ths weather was
lowering and gloomy. but fer . wonder, il aid not rain.
Business wa not very active. white river Is reported
bank full, aod rising rapidly. Ths Rose Doaglas reports
the Arkansas rising ar inch and a half an horr, when
ale len Utue Rsek-.....Ths arrivals and departures
we're Prem New Orleans for 81. Louis, Clara Dolsou.
D. A. January and Asria Dsnning Nashville for New
oriesns, :. woods; 81 Loais for New Orleans, Cham
piou, p. Kenneth J. warner; New Orleans for Cairo.
simondsi St. Francis river, Carl white river, New
koani St Louis, J. n. DssksY.....Ge strEds, ESQ,
formerly bOokeePsr On The Eclipse w~harfboai, Is nov
travelling agent for the boat. .....Ths J. 7. Mo0ombt
leavss for PittsburE to-dHy......Ths Rsss Douglas re-
Turns 70 he ArkanEas river o-merIow......The Chester
ashley iel for Little Rs1...--.The simcnds. from New
Orleans, bronght in s.eee bars o. railroad iron for the
Little Rock road, which il delivers on the opposite side
ne rirer and proeeess to osirs-.....Ths EsV NOru,
from white river, brought u bales q cotton and a thou
sand eAtash.....Nuch drin-wOed Is floating past St.
Tbs s.. LOUIS Democrat says shs Silver Lake was con
euding an engagement 70 take Two hundred aud hfty
funsof Government frsirht up Arkansas river % Port
suith.-..-.A nesting Of steamboat captains vas held
in Noble on Wsdnssdsys on board tbs steamer Alice
vivisn, fer the purpose Of completing an Organization
OF a protective and bensncial association, similar %
those existing in the ~prirelDal river oites-...--.The
steamer Q. Lloyd was ashore in 8 corn geld on Friday
near Belle Grade = short distance irou Tincsunss. In
the evening The Atlanta, which had just Errivsd Swim
csnnes with a full load, returned 70 her hstisiHnos......
The steamer Hazel Dell from Cincinnati 70 Earhvins.
struck q rock a. she vas descending the falls On ssiur-
DAY, aad commenced nniHE with water rapidly. We
learn from the Ledger that shs was landed at the New
Albany wharf and that 3 strong force vas engaged 10
unload her. Alta late hour Saturday evening there was
about SIX inches water in her hold, bat there vas every
prospect that shs would Be Eept shoa,.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
r AILROAD

FRzISHF n ACCoNNODATIoN Trains
VIII leavs snd srrivs As fellows:
LEAVE ARrTvH At
Memphis tt....-..T:l0 Garner at.......s.O0 P n
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS NJ DAYS
LEAvE ARRIVE At
Gsrner at......-.s:Is A Memphis at.....f:4o P n
ON ~TUEsDAT5, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Trains arriving 81 Eemphis oonzect vita ne Memphis
tad Charleston and The Meaphis and Ohio RailroA1s,
for the North and East.
Trains arriving At Garner station there o5nnect with
8 daily line Of maii coaches, which leave on arrival Of
the mail traia FOR Grenada, and New Orleans via Ms
sissipDi Central Railroad.
Granada tickets are sold b. L. S. Knoslton At GsYoss
sBd WOrsham houses. R. OUG
mr7 General EuuaFtntarfarf.
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THE MEMPHIS
Druggists.

9NnYYA242s
F~gEnsWOft5
i. ~ O.
q NJ , Jackson Block.
NO. S5z mATN STREET,
ah9Bb6eH2D0Yq9
WHOLESALER DRUGGISTS
418EL&
on AND
Apothec s,
RE NOW FITTED UP IN THEIR Z LOCATION,
"A and are resdy 70 M All orders Tor
BRUGS,
MEDICINES,
PAINTS,
OILS,
WINDOW GLASS,
Botanic Medicines,
Eclectic Remedies,
Extra Select Powders,
American,
English,
And French
Chemicals,
Perfumery Of all kinds,
Fancy Articles,
Instruments,
Physicians Glassware,
INTO, Etc. Etc.
Al Of which, with every article In our line, we otter
at YER Low PRICES, and hope 10 receive = csutin-
uaneS Of the nbersl patronage heretofore extended
GIVE Us A CALL BEFORE PURCHASING.
fol7-d:Veow
If YOU HAVE THE DlARRHEA,
g. At once and get a bottle Of that Justly celebrated
medicine,
BartOn's Dewberry Cordial.
BARTON's DEWBERRF CORDIAL
Is the Best remedy for Dlarrhea, B~yssntery, Flux and
Cholera Norbus in the world.
BARTON'S DRWBERRY CORDIAL
Has no equal in the cure Of Diarrbes, for it relieves
pain AMI removes the disease at once.
BARTOE'S: DEWBEBRY CORDIAL
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Gbarfrr M0tnfs.
In ChancerY AZ sIemphIa.

y O~AHINNNN u NNNENAYNENs
CTATs OF zENNBssEE-ProcsedlnEs had In he
= Osfk'a snes, Chsncsry Hde q the Common Law
snd chsneery saart Il TIE city sf Msmphis- Saturday,
April the ssh. 1851.
James a. rroFino, Complainant.
".
Joan %. McLemore anf olhers. Defendants.
Il appearing fron ahfavlt lied in thls cause that The
defrndants, John D EcLemare aEf Henry n. Rayburs,
ars uon-resiseuta Of the STATE % T-unesses, n IL or
dered that they DO enter their APPEARANCE herein before
81 within the first thfee days or he next tsrm q said
rourt. 10 BE- hsld o. the second M0niny IN Msy nezt,
1851. and plead, ansWer Or demur 10 cump ainlurs bll
or ne SANE vii b takEn fer eonssstsd s. 70 mem. nnd
set for bearing * pane, a1d that a oap- % his order
b prblishsd one = week Tor four successive weeks In
ne Msnpsis Aypeai. Anpy-Anestt
JOHN @ AMIR,
Clerk md Mastsr.
". D.. Beard. solicitor for oom9lainaHL
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BOEsS ana GIRLS!

A BBoTrs ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES.
The Aimwell Stories.
The Young Yoysgsrs. By Capt. Reid.
The Bush Boys. By Capt. Reid.
odd People. By Capt, Reid
The White Elephant. By Dalton
The War Tiger. By Dalton.
A Year with Maggie and Emmis. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
Harry's Summer in Ashcroft.
sequel to Mammals Bible Stories.
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears
The Mothers Mission.
Margaret Huntington's Experiment.
Rockers Illustrated History.
The Crusades and the Crusaders
A Voyage in the Dark.
Prince Charlie, the Young Chsvslier.
English Country Life. Beautifully Illus
trated.
The Hunters Of the World.
Stories for Alice.
Good Girl 5 Story Book.
Fife Years Before the Mast.
King Arthur and bis Knights.
Work while it is Day.
Little Annie's Primmsr.
Queens and Processes Of France
Constance and Edith; or, Incidents Of
Hene Life.
Little BY Little.
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KATIE Ike AND WILLIE eRKY.


Two brozn heals win TOSSING crrls.
Red lips shutting ovsr pearls,
hare fesi white sud Wet with dew,
I'VE 7yes back and iso eyes tiuei
Little boy md giri we're hs,
Katie Lee and willie Grey.
rhsy we're tiandins where q brook,
Bending ike ashephsrdis crook,
Flashed It's silver, and thick ranks
OF green willow frsuged ire banks
Haf in thcuTht and half IN play,
Katie Lee and willie Gray.
hey hsd caeeks IKE cherries RED
he va tailer-mosi a bead;
she with arms like wreaihs OF snow,
SWING q basket % and fso,
As sbe loitefef, hale 10 play,
Chatterin9 % willie Grey
Pretty Eate.n willie said-
And there came . dash Of red
Tsuouzh TIE brownies Of his cheek
Boys are strunE Hn9 Eirls are weak,
AudIu carey 80 win,
Katie's basket ~ the hin."
Katie answered, viii . ianza,
You shall carry only haif
And hen, tossing back her curls,
oBovs are wesk a. well as girls"
noTol think hat Katie guessed
Half me wisdom she expressed
Men are oElT boys Erown tai,
Hearts DON'T change much after an;
And when, long years from thai DAY,
Katie Lee aid willie Grey
Etcod again beside the brosk,
Benting Ike q shepheud'r orsok-
Is il strange that willie said,
while again d snsh OF red
Crossed IRE BROWNIES OF his cheek
y an sirong and you are weak
Life is but q slippery steep,
hung with shadows cold and deeps
NWu yea trust me. Katie desrP
Waik beside me- without fear
Hav I carrv, II I viii
All Vaur burdens up the hile"
And she auswered with q laugh.
no, but you msy carry half"
Close beside the little brock.
BeEdiHE like a shepherds crsok,
Washing with It's silver haDes.
Late and early at the sands,
Il a cottage, where to-day,
Katie lives with Willie Grey.
IN q porch she sits, and toi
swings q haskst 70 and fro.
Vastly different from the one
inst she swung In years tEone
This ts long, aud deep ana vide.
And haE-rockeTg a. fAe adcf
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CT1TE OF TENNESSEE Proceedings bad Iu n
- Clerks oIoe, Chsnoery SIDE OF the Common Law and
ChEaoery Court Of the city Of Memphis, wednesday.
February tie 2Tth, 1851.
James B. Thornton, Complainant,
We
] J. ]. Giis1n, and utherE. Defendants.
Il appearInr from smdavit sled In this cause that the
defendants. Ludinda n. b. Barry and Orval TerEer,
are ucn-Tesidsnts Of the STATE Of Tennessee: II Is
I 0rse-cI tslt sh-y do enter their app-sra1ce herein
before o. within the trst three days o. the rext tenn
q said Court, to De held on The second Monday in
Hay next, HS6i) and plead, answer OF demur 70 cum-
9iainants' ameu1ed bill or the same viii BE taken for
confessed a. 10 them, and set for hearing exparte,
/ and that a copy Of this order be published once q week
Tor four successive weeks In the Memphis appeal.
Aclry-attesf. JOHN C. LAhlhht
Clert and Master.
Jsmss B. Thornton, solicitor for Complainant.
r-rW-HHnwnu
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CTATH OF TEEEBSSEE.-Proceedings had In the
- Clerks once, Chanoery side Of me Comm0n Law
sod Chaaoery Court OF the city OF Memphis, Wednes-
day. Mtuch the Ssh, 1851.
James W. BledsOe, Complainant
Is.
David S. Bledsoe. and others. Defendants.
II appearing from amdavIt eled in this cause thst the
defendants, Robert 3. Shoideus, Thomas s. eholderH,
Junius sholders, Jnia A. Fiemming, and AtclibAid
fLemming, her husband, and Samuel r. Brown, are
nan-resideuts o. the state Of Tennessee Il is ordered
that thoy Do enter their appearance herein before or
within the drst three days Of the next term e said
couu, 20 be held en- the Second Monday In Nay next,
U65lD and plead, answer or dsmur 20 complainants'
Ri. or the sane wiI be takeE for confessed as 70 them,
and set for hearing sZpsrte, and That s copy Of this
order be published once a week, for four successive
weeks, In tie Memphis Appeal
A cdppy-Attest. gOHN c. LANfER,
Clerk and Master.
Thompson & EeIlar, solicitors for complainant.
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CTArE OF -TBNNEsSEE -Prosesdinss hal in The
- Cierk's e1csr Chsnesry tide ct the conmen Law
sud Chaneery court o. the city o Memphis. Ihu1day,
March thef4sh. 1861.
Duncan G~albrsath, Wm. P. Orue, and others.
vs. Cmuiainants.
Thomas Saunders ald nthsrs, Defendants.
HsppearinE from IN irvit In his cause tha the de-
fenisnt. Thomas Saunders BE- . non-rrstlento q the s1ts
Of Tennessee, u Is o Gered fha. he 90 enter bis appear-
ance hereis before or within the frst three lays TIE
next term Of said eourt. 20 BE- held on The second MQa-
day in Nay uext, 1851, ard plead, answer or dsmur 60
cnEpfaiaauts bill, or the same will be taken for or
fessed As = him, and set FOR hearing ex parte, AMI ihal
. COPY o. this order b. pabliihed ous- . week for foar
successive weeks in tie Memphis Ap2esl. AegPu-
Attest JOHN G. LANiAh.
CLERK and Master.
John G. Finnie, solicitor for comp sinauis-
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