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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-19
NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY


After rest Of sir months, on the 18Th Of January
1861 resume my position Principal of this HaStits
tion uih iotich hare been connected for q years
YEJUR Academy peculiar advantages among which,
Il We think, the following:
A well enclosed Yard Of about acres, within
The Incorporated Nashville thus anordng Pupils on
straiued freedom heahfu recreItsn and s snoiecng
them 70 the Of refined and intelligent society
s. RuiIdIngS in extent and suitabenes. for all school
purpos in the United States by Female SCHOOL,
and these by payement and corridors, offering
slant Inducements clden to breathe the fresh air without
regard to the weather
& Security from Fire. These buildings heated
with steam and lighted gas, and thus free the OF
pupils from at Of constant anxiety about their
children.
A. HeaIth-uneqnaed in any Female School, in this
any other country Though Of the largest and part Of
largest Boarding School in the United States yet but
three occurred the pupils in nearly IS
s. NOn-SectarIan. 1t is well known 70 all aequain
ed with the Academy. that Baptist Epscopalian, Methodist
or Presbyterian sends his Daughter here perfectly Satisfied that
in no will eGene be given to his peculiar Te"s and yet
equally satisfied that the principles Of common religion VIII
be daily inculcAted,
9. Maternal Care. This expression excites no expec
ahon which is not fully in the Academy suitable mum
r OF oil pety and reaneen devote their entire time 20
the Boarding Pupils
Guardians and parents who any cause, may be seeking
permanent eacdtaondt home for little girls will think, End
such home in the Academy AnnIv ~
deel4-dkwlm cDELLIOT.
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
ID. A. TibbS, Proprietor.
VNHIs HOTEL aspacsus brick building just complsee
Thepropretor has incurred heavy in fitting
andfunhing the to make them neat and comfortable
The house for the reception of bo&re visitors 7nd
Travellers and the proprietor afford ample
for $50 persons An omnibus with good and safe tea will be
depot to the Hotel back the
again The proprietor intends make hrstcass
Hotel, and hopest share liberal patronage.
auRlS DANIEL A. TIBBS, Propristor.
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Tennessee Champion Miii
Portable Plantation and FfoKring
Mill Stone Establishment.

lURR stone Of al sizes hand, and made 70 orsert
Smut 9lls, Of tbs latest improved patent NH spindles
m Gearing, Boiling Cloths Botn Hoistisg aad ReEulsta
Screws; Screen Wire, Mil Picks, and Plaster Paris All
which is warranted Of best quality AMI tive sa.ntion
All orders and communications promptly atsOnded
]. n. WARNE;
iuneSS-c&Tu Nashville. Tenn.
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Freight 10 New York and PhfladelphIa
ON
COTTON AND FLOUR,
VA
CHARL ESTON AND SAVANNAH
Cotton bale Of not than 500 pounds IS
No insurance necessary except from Charleston and Savannah
New York and Philadelphia.
Cotton compressed At the optoz aud expense when
COMPRESSED, il be feghted from eE YORK to foreign ports
at \ to 3 Is less than cotton not Compressed.
Thrcugh receipts issued by the light Agent the Nash
v.s!e and ChattanooZl Railroad.
dec Q9tfB P General saar.I, At,
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JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.

OTTIcz NAMynLz & CHAT18Eo0aA RAILROAD Co.,
October "a, 1850.
10y order Of the Beard Of Directors calls
Stock Of the Company subscribed for building Branch
Company Gsfolows:
One dollar Share the LIST November S9
dollars each Share thestdays Of Decsbes 1852
~, February, Marcel April May jane July, August; Septen
Der, October, and November. 1860.
Payment be made to jackson Pryor, Jasper the
Treasurer at his Office In Nashville
Prompt-essn meeting calls Il requested o. the szbscb
Stock construction OF the rad 3epends exclusively
On the provided specifically for that purpose.
oet5-tf W. A. GLE4yES, Treasurer.
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GEEnnAE FKusHr 0FFICz NASHVILLE DECATUR B. RI
NASHVILLE. Nov. 18th, 1900.
N and after the eoh int fughs for Decatur all points
on Menps and Charleston and AL ether
viii be received and sent forward without delay.
TO prompt attention must have plain shipping
ars the Destination ia full and initials OF last ROAD on each
package. Stock sent through with and dispatch
JOHN W RATCLEFFB,
novl6-dlm General Agent :.
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Fresh ATRlV3IS.
TUsT RECEIVED BY RAIL ROAD DIRECT FRO
al Baltimore and New York.
so hhds SugaT-all grades;
$50 bbls refined Yellow Sugar;
eI00 bags Coffee
800 bags Bio Coffee;
30 bags Old Gov. Java Coffee;
10 chests Imperial and GunpOwler Tea;
50 six lb boxes " {"
40 hlf chests Black Tea;
25 bbls New Mackerel;
SO cases Oysters;
100 boxes Fire Crackers;
l25 dozen Brooms;
100 boxes German Matches;
100 boxes Virginia Tobacco;
so boxes Ground Spices;
Which together with great variety Of Goods In
line, to the trade, very low for CASH.
LANIER PHILLIPS & co.
sepI4h No. 80, South Market St.
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III. * 90 p. p. Peck,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
Bluff City Insurance Company.
Memphis, Tenn.
Insurance Co. of the state of Virginia,
Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg Hose &..Fire Insurance Co
Lynchburg, Va.
PhGniXTInsurance Company.
Janl6-ly Hartford, Conn.
$500 Reward.

THEREAS Newton Jordan abscondei night Of De.
w cember 29h 1862 with four Negroes two Mares one
mare bay and the other black, about years old.
DESCRIPTION OF THE NEGROES
Aggy about 50 years CID bright complexion some Of her
tech out; her girl child Liza, DID, also bright
child Burton IL or Is old also bright Joshua IL years
complexion All Of the property was conveyed
by deed trustby said Newton Jordan will give the
the Apprehension delivery negroes
reasonable reward for portion Of said prop
erty me, delivered Tune Williamson county Ten.
nestee. pETTUS, Trustee.
N B-The said Jordan took with him gray hore which
has scar from hsua and horse with some Whit hs
also Wagon Any information respecting the above
will be thankfully received and literally rewarded.
W PKTTUS, Trustee,
Triupe, Williamson county
yanC- tvIw
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N fe ns8s before Jannzfy f1 sell
naod1lIns terms, EorEY Acres OF Land, three miles
from the lnits on Nil Creek Opposite Mai Gofs
This beautiful locations IN Davidson county.
Abou cf the land timber, the balance cuva-
on There are on the preulaes comfortable cabins ne
Young orchard Apply GoEE, the place, my
sen for particulars CHAS. 4. WINSTON
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CHANGE or SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IIth, 1850,
Passenger Trains, East West will run a. follows
GOING EAsr.
Leave Nashville at ga land 3PM.
Arrive at Chattanooga l:s0 n AID E45AM
COMING WEST
Lesye Chattanooga st 7:20A n and 7:50PM.
Arrive at Nashville at $50 q and A NJ
IL rail connection shortest route to Boston, New York
"a Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, Richmond
Petersburg, Lynchbug, Knoxville savannah Charleston
Montgomery, hea1r his New Orleans, &c.
BotA Trans at Stevenson with Trains On Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, Chattanooga With Trains on
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets may be had any hour on application e
Ticket Agent at ONCE st Depot, following places and
At the following prices. Wis:
A..h- 4 vi ~
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PURE APPLE BnANDY.
COAL OIL. COAL OIL,I
IT. FIrTLAK &c co.'s
Premium G al Oil,
nAEUFACTaarD rsr-IOGrs, no.

d = AEUEAllOHED II 81 LOULss No. ~
gEyHIs almost coorless-cear The purest Spring
Observation-Disclosures not the wick sneke the
cmneythe best Oil made in the Wss and took the first
premium at the last 81 Louis Fair One trial is all needs to
general We received supply Of this
superior OIL which offering the znuoturers
price MIzELL. HOOPER Co..
apr12-H Nos. 6 and Market street.
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TEJLKEN up By ASDzEw EALLlcE in IIth District q said
county on head OF yellow Greek ten miles youth West Of
Charlotte, Dark Bay KOrses sway back, poor bare
footed fourteen AMI ha high, and about Asan gears
old. Appraised I2th November, lede, to s35
noy95Sv3ts A. J. ALLEN. Ranger
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House for Rent,
Found,

AN Cherry Gay the balance Of the year
No. ia. sepS0-u
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

TT7HE above reward will s given fer apprehension q Ore
negroes, runaway from the scrter near Altanont IN
Srundy county, Ten1essee the night third Monday IN
In septsher last or be lodging thera IN jail
can get tsen, and notifying q nat fact Ana also $50
more for the apprehension Of any white person
eerned in the dsong n I'm Of, that he may be dealt
eording to justice.
Description OF the Negroes.
The eldest about fortyeight yea.I q
age, Saksa little lame IN Of Ter feet other two are
boys sbsu twelve and the otar years Of age
All black II spprhenaed, the woman specially will Ike
b deny her and the place bis abode. II said
groes cannot Be found togethr, will give PREPARATION
shove reward Tor any one oFtEo Of them.
deci-w4t A. p FORREaTER,
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FEVAKEN up by Jas BRoN Turnbuil, II u DEtrict
in said county, miles Suth Bas or Chsriots
Dark Bay Horse, Is hands tFo inches high. shoG al
round on nose nine or Yeas Cd saddle OoI his
nov73-w3ts a. J. ALLEN. Ranger.
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For Rent.

For Kent.
YKyHAT comfortable dwelling, No. Is North Summer 'sas
Applv 10 J. KIRKMAN,
novI5-U Nent Union
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TFAKEN By VIZ HEssIE in IN district Of Ed county,
Bay Hare, l4tl hands high bay so:or star in forehead
about IS year cid e xkts, hack a1d unzhod
nozs3-T3ts Ranger.
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am the Leosnon Turnpike, the Hermitage Pocket
Book containing several proDsory notes aud other paprs,
which the get by calling this office and paying for
this advertisement.
Get 1w-tf.
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FOR RENT.

VIZ House at present occupied Ly Boyd No 50 Cherry
street. The frsnt room will make good store a. sal
Ico The back premises be occupied By families
Also two ofess In the second story Apply ne F.ensor
dsessdlF n HAMILTON
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Four Horse man CoacIs.

FzNHE only oae running regsrly
aweek from Fsyetevlleto Tullahoma; leaving
fuah0ma Mondsy. eneadz and leave Fay
eteEie TUESDAY Thursday Saturday connect thu nail a
Esyetteyisand the st Tuishona
Zen Of passengers J. B. SMITH agent ruahouaa. Good
eansand careful drivers The fare through oay dollar
fVl-vH rOEN n. TAYLOR.
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ApDIe brandy, IG years q

Apple Brandy, IG Years Old.
VETE have small lot Of Apple Brandy Ncrth Caro-
Wv lima, said to be 10 Years Old, Which we believe to
be strictly pure, and as represented
nGy96 LELLYETT G SMITH.
Also, in Bend Cask James Hennessy Brandy Vintar
Of 1881 which thAk will quit the most fasdious palate.
l.. & s.
Also, lot Of Choice Whistles in store since 1857
and which defy competition
LELLYETT ( SMITH,
may26 G0-dlm Nos 10 and 2 South Market street.
PEACH AND APPLE BRANDIES
XETE would inform the City Trade that We have in store
Wv large stock Of Apple and Peach Brandy, fine
and pure A liberal margin allowed.
june % LELLYETT SMITH
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FRENCH PROTESFaNF 8 I1 =, -

MADAhE VALIANT will ~ open Der Boar,,;,, -. n -
w sehoel Tor young ladies AZ 1913 Chestnut -
eepember superior Instructors il the Fn.S - -.
branches, 70 both Of vh equally Ious ate % sss5en
valiant wiki Madame Valiant, viii superintsnd ne $3.50 ~
psrtment -. -Iea5n Dc
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-10
He Is Anxious To Get A
Fight Out OfPrice.
GEN. WOOL HAS NOT BEEN one
DERED TO MISSOURI
Removal Of Fremont COntradctsd.

A gentleman who has arrived this
evening from Sedalia confirms the report
Of the evacuation of Lexington by she
Confederate force, and also briags US in
telligenee Of the probable occupation Of
that place by Gen. Sturgis's command.
Major Baker thinks Prices regularly
drilled an efficient force will amount to a.
bout 25,0 900 men. He has, however, in
addition to this, about $4,000 irregular
troops, whose principal occupation is 10
foraging and stealing.
Gen. Sigel, who is in command Of The
advanced force, had all his preparations
made for an attacd last night, aud had
the enemy made his appearance he would
have met with a warm reception.
Our forces to the west Of here are sta.
toned at Otterville, Sedalia, and George.
town. We have also something Of q
force under Gen Pope at Boonville which
is 25 miles from Sedalia. The country
in all theis section is fine rollins prairie
well adapted to the ~maneuyering Of tho
troops.
Gen Sigel is anxious to get at Gen
Price and if he meets him will give =
good account Of himself.
l get no further news in regaad to Mo
Cullou5h. A most u-naccountable mys.
terry hangs over him and all his move,
ments
The indications Of a forward move.
ment on the part Of Gen Fremont begin
to look rather mtre favorable.
There is not a rword of truth in the
New York HeraLd'S report that General
Wool is going 10 supercede Gen Fremont
Mansfield is to command at Fortress
Monroe and Wool's new command ~
not yet assigned. Should more ~unfavOF-
able news from Missouri, Wool N bells
SAINT there
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-10
.InsfEee ID Rennhlicans.

The Nauoual IntelIlgencer does only
Justice 10 the Republican party, wh!c II
must be remembered. Is in the majority
in every Northern State, and has the
polrer to elect party tickets, when it says
ait cannot be denied hat that party in
the loyal States of the Union has shown
a greater willingness TO 81 nix mere ques
lions of political discrimination in the
presence of the graver issues which now
engage the public mind than has been
manifested by some though we are glad
to add a small portion of their Democrat
ic a~dversar:ps. And even in States
where a cordial union Of parties has been
affected generally at the first instance Of
The Republicans there are a few Demo-
Gratis who sill find il hard to purge out
the old IeaVen."
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-10

At HOme.-We were pleased to meet
this week Rev T. w. T1ProN, Chaplain
of the Nebraka Regiment. who reached
this place on Sunday last. He brings
gratifying intelligence as to the health,
good spirits and popularity of the Border
Regiment. He will remain but a short
time and will be pleased to convey intel
ligence from friends to the Nebraska
bows now on the nteted field.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-10

Hon. Horace Maynard, Of Tennessee.
is a Frankfort.
Agents are now stationed along the
Ohio river TO prevent the smuggling Of
arms into Kentucky.
The Bulletin says 500 troops from
Terre Haute, Ind, have gone Up Green
River. KY. and have taken possession Of
lock No, ] and 8. One shot was fred and
the FIRE was returned. killing three as
sailants. Many families have gone %
Evansville from Green River Countu
A Regiment Of Cavalry from Ohio has
gone into camp near Covingion on the
Lexington Pike.
Cynthiana, KY, IS occupied BY Fede-
raj troops. National flags were thrown
to the breeze from Louisville and Gsuls
House to-day.
81. Louis, Oct. 2.
In consequence Of the secession Of the
Cherokee nation and IT'S alliance with the
Southern Confederacy, Col. McNeal, As
sistant Provost Marshal, has issued a
proclamation notifying the ST. Louis
Building and Saving Association that the
sum Of Jhirty-three thousand dollars, parf
Of "a annuity paid to the Caerokees by
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-10

Kentucky has furnished The United
States Government 1000 men all told
includlg 1000 men now in Camp Robin
son, well armed and equipped and ready
for service. Besides these six or eight
regiments of infantry and cavalry are IN
process Of formation for which recruiting
is going on. And in many parts of The
State are organized complies of Home
Guards armed with the muskets diStrib-
u,ed by the Government through Lieut.
Nelson, ready for service within reasona-
bic distance from home. In Louisville
there are 1000, Lexington, 400, and in
many counties u or more companies.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-10

Nebraska NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. latest

NOUIN oAu AO5IAlONS
intelligence from the Nebraska Regi-
ment, it was at Syracuse, Mo-, about 40
miles from Jefferson City. 1t is in Gen.
Sigel's Brigade, and is considered the
crack Regiment in the department of the
West, it being composed of number one
men and officers, and frontiersmen Injured
to hardships and the use Of arms
They are eager for a fight with the reb-
e Price, but from present indications,
he travels too fast for them-keeps out of
their way.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-10
An ExnressiYn PRAYER.
LoGANspoRT. Ia, Sept 2!

LOGANsP0RT, Ia, Sept %,
Editors Cincinnati Gozette.
Asa specimen of patriotic prayer, we
send YOU a portion of on made to-day in
one Of 5ur churches, ia the presence Of a
large congregation by 4 gentleman of re-
puted credilable ajlalnments, both liter
airy aud moral:
"Oh, Lord. had the East done as well
as the Hoosjer State in furnishing men
to 20. down this rebellion, we would
not be under the necessity Of calling on
Thee"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-10
Omaha RepubIlcan.-This pape

Omaha RGDubliCan.-This paper
comes to us this week under command of
CAPT. E. B. TAYLOR and Lieut.. E. A.
Misunderstanding but military phrazes
admissible now a-days, Bro. Taylor
Mr.. TAYLOR makes his appearance as
Editor in a style altogether "aH regular"
He is an excellent writer and an expe-
rienced newspaper man, and we know of
no one better fitted to conduct the "cen-
trail organ than ED. B. TAYLOR. May
success crown every effort of TAYLOR &
Mcclure.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-10
The ChGFOkees SeCede-..AFTiFai Of
Col. Cook and Regulars from
Utah.

49,
ST, LOUIS, Oct. Rev, Mr.. Robin.
son. a missionary teacher in the Cherokes
nation, has arrived here. and reports
tina! Chief John Ross finally suecumbed
to the secession pressure.
On the Goth of August, he2called the
council together at Talequah and sen. IN
a message recommending a seyersnes Of
their connection with the United States,
and an alliance with the Southern Con.
federacy. The council approved Of the
recommendation and appointed commits.
sioners TO make a treaty of alliance with
the Southern Government.
The confederate commissioners as.
sumed the payment Of the annuitics hith.
erto received by the Cherokees from our
Government.
the Creeks have raised 1000 men for
services IN the confederate army, and the
C~herokees have formed home guards L.
500 strong.
1t appears that the troops sent into Ar.
kansas by Ben McCulloch, after the bat.
tie of Springfield, were posted on the
border Of the Cherokee nation, 10 intimi.
date the council, ard force John Ross to
yield to the demand Of the Rebels.
Col. St. George Cook. of the Utah for,
ees, arrived to-day. His regulars 800 in
number, will reach Fl. Leayenwosth IN 8
or A days.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-10

The wife and little son Billy of Capt.
THOMPSON, of ~CompanyC, Nebraska reg
iment from this county, who have been
with the Nebraska regiment since it left
Nebraska, returned to their home in this
city on Sunday last.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-10
Or for Che MInes.-On Monday last

OF for the MineS.-On Monday last
u ancient" friend Col. B B FRAZIER,
Of Oregon, Mo-, in company with R E
TURNER, of Forest City. crossed the riv-
er at this point, with a train of l3 wag-
ons bound for the Peak. They we're
loaded with Groceries and provisions.
They were wise in choosing this route.
We wish them success.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-10
WAsH1Neror, Oct. 4.

The prospect of an early engagement
IS much discussed, but my dispatch of last
night, p~ostponing an advance was enthu-
siastic. Gen. Mcclellan is quite ready
to accept battle, if one is forced upon
him, but he does not yet, for good reasons,
choose to make e
No decision has been arrived az on the
Missouri question, but within the mex
forty-eight hours the administration will
decide to either supply Fremont with re-
Inducements. arms and money now asked
for, or supercede him. If the latter.
Gen. Wool will be ordered at once TO St.
Louis to take the command, and in that
case the men, money and arms will be
sent on TO hun.
Il is still believed, however, hat Ere.
mont will not be superseded, unless fur
Their news from Missouri is Of an unsatiS'
factory character.
A dispatch from St Louis tates thaI
Fremont is moving with tremendous en-
ergy in Jefferson City; that the bank.
and capitalists of St. Louis are in consul
tation to-day upon the best method o.
supplying Fremont with money, anC
closed with the prediction that within Z
week he would accomplish a splendid
success.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-10

The Chicago Tribune doubts whether
Gen. Anderson, whose health is known
10 have been affected by his late confne-
ment in Fort Sumter, is physically compe-
.tant to command in Kentucky.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-10

Gen. McCleIlan's body guard say that
he puts them through about thirty miles
a day, and that be Is the most daring ri
der they ever saw.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-10

Those wishing the Farmer, Also AN
have it one year for 2 bushels of wheat,
4 of corn, or 3 of potatoes.
All other kinds of produce taken at the
highest market price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-10
IOna'S Reef Reaten.-

Jones Beet Beaten.-One of the
candidates who was considerably behind
when the votes were counted out at last
election, informs that his beat beats Squire
Jones beet. He thinks it is heaUier and
longer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-10

Physical training. in the Boston schools,
is recommended by the superintendent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-10
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