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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14
A MOTHERS SYMPATHY

A Washington correspondent gives an
incident Of the escape from the enemy OF .
member Of the "a Vermont regiment:
lie made his way to near Leesburg, and
furnishing for want Of food, asked = woman
20 give him something to cat.
'.You are Federal soldier l see," said
che woman.
81 am - he replied, and went on to e..
plain sbost his being taken prisoner and
Aov hs escaped.
Shave you mother ?"
al have"
81 will feed you and save you." said the
lady, "a son Of mine in the rebel army has
been taken prisoner and have the feeling,
Of mother for you."
She at once gave him hat and suit Of
clothes belonging to her husband, who IA a
miller, and through this disguise be worked
HE way outside she saemy's lines and thence
10 this city.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

Evil passions exert powerful influence
over the understanding: they derange ies
action, and, having the art Of self conceal.
ment, are likely to operate With greatest
facility when least exposed to the notice
Of thsr victim. OF the drunkard il is
often .aid that be is poor Judge Of himself
often lmseinisg himself to Be sober when
he 10 not. Il 10 very much 90 With oil the
evil passions thai prey upoa fallen human
isy; they heguile and deceive, rain and des-
troy, without any Advertisement Of their
presence escers 10 their rssalss. They shrink
from the blaze Of conscience and burrow
in che heart.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14
econ ADVICE.

The feilowine shoald be read BY ever
cne uho has neglected to take tie pspe'
pablish.d 10 his place or he one nearest to
him "Breathes there man With sou! sc
dead Who never TO himself hath said
viii nj country paper tste-besh for ny
sus and family sakea II sueh there be,
lea him repess-and have the paper 10
hin ssos- and IL he'd pass happy via
Ter b. IN advance sheaid pay he prin-
tef.o
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

~Oid Deacon Bill;ngs. sssunch ten.
rerasce nan, has,se acciderslv swallowed
. roosins glass Of gin. sas asked boz b
felt after Il. 81 fest," said be sas il va
sitting aa the roof Of eur neesis'- hoass and
every saiagle vas . iewsAarp."
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

GA letter picked Up in the rebel camp
at Lsasel Hill contains Ne foiiouiae sls-
sass essAography:
- assa dere Maiiady veers 6sin FOR
cur iihersese to doe eess a. ~ rlese. and vs
~,Il Ste FOR then % long - soass~ssfy gives
- hrv3h.
The rshsls' EnsiisA y - hA1 = DER
eaaea.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

T"Nsry, 10 yosr master sf hone p
"No, sir, he's os:- PSI don't bei'ess IT. :,
swell, thes, hs'n come dosn aad seil
you o hinssn. Perhaps yss'h bslasss
him.n
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

. 90 sfSivssss sgaisss NJ Asseaa1 =.
nuse he vouId not sIIou her e apply ben
soagse . lie stopper Of solasss jig evaJ
tine ~ ssed is, privilege ssssy 1ankss
voaaa oonsidas sacred.
1Ahdy u parozis. Of grief -: sad
70 have she'd tasYen,s Of tears. Poor thing {
reasskel q uslee3As pssstsT, 49, 0ssl
have kad . cataract II esch eys.s
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-26
KANSAS LAND GRANTS.

The Manhattan Express takes just view
of the cause which brought about the defeat
of The Bill granting lands to Kansas for
railroad purposes. We copy below pOr-
ton of its article on the subject. The COM
ments of the Ezpress are especially signifi-
cant, because its editor, c. F. DeVivaldi.
Esq, took a prominent part in the proceed
ings of the Topeka R. r. Convention:
The recommittal of the Kansas Land Grant
Bill in the U. S. House of Representatives is
a new severe calamity against the general in
terests of Kansas. If the virtual defeat, du-
ring the present session of Congress. of
land grants 10 Kansas. was the result which
our friends Of the Topeka Convention were
aiming at, We must confess that we of West
ern Kansas are sorry we ever had anything
to do with the transactions of that Conven-
ton; for our intention was to accelerate the
grants and not to delay or defeat them.
Should this calamity prove to have been
settled plan of any one town on the river.
to gain on the prospects Of another. We feel
that we express the minds of the people Of
the interior of Kansas in saying that the
guilty intriguers will finally find out that
they have rather lost than gained in thus de-
priying US of railroad facilities at least for
one year longer, in order TO enhance their
chances to metropolitic position.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-26
An INCIDENT AT FORT sUMPTER.

One Of the BalIimoreans who recently re-
turned from Fort Sumpter details an Impress
i've incident that took place there on Major
Anderson taking possession. 1t is known
that the American flag, brought away from
Fort MoulIrie. was raised 1t Snmpter pre-
cisely at noon on the eth ult.. but the in
cidents of that flag raising" have not been
related. II was g scene that will be mem
orable reminiscence in the lives Of those
who witnessed il. A short time before
noon Major Anderson assembled the whole
of his little force, with the workmen en-
ployed on the fort, around the foot Of the
flagstaff. The national ensign was attached
to the cord, ard Major Anderson. holding
the end of the lines in his hands kDelt rev
ereutIy down. The officers, soldiers and
men clustered around, many of them on
their knees. all deeply impressed with the
solemnity of the scene. The chaplain made
an earnest prayer. such an sppeal for sup
port. encouragement and mercy % one
would make who felt that imam extremity
is Gods opportunity" As the earnest.
solemn words of the speaker ceased, and
the men responded Amen. with fervency
that perhaps they had never before expert
enced, Major Anderson ~drew the ..Star
Spangled Banner" mp to the top Of the stat,
the band broke out with the national air OF
Hail Columbia" and loud and exultant
cheers. repeated again and sgain, were given
by the officers, soldiers and Horkmen. III
said the narrator, South Carolina had 1t
that moment attacked the fort. there would
have been no hesitation upon the part Of any
man within it about defending that dag"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-26

here is distinctly opposed to secession
schemes. and will make their views public
when the occasion requires.
Word has been forwarded to Gen. Scott,
from Baltimore. that two thousand young
men are fully organized and ready TO come
on from that city, at the shortest notice, to
assist in the defence of the District and the
Federal Capital. Tie commander himself
communicated the proposition of the COM
pany 10 Gen. Scott.
The following is the substance of the or
ders transmitted to the commander Of tho
Brooklyn, previous to her recent trip;
you are to proceed direct to Charleston
harbor. but not to go over the bar, nor come
to anchor. but lay under steam outside, and
ascertain if the Star of the West has landed
her troops. countermand her orders, and or
der her with the troops to Hampton Roads,
and also give any information as to the ex-
listing state of affairs there. and then return
Immediately to Hampton Roads.
WAsHiNGToN, Jan. II.
Although the Republican Senators yes
terday voted against the Crittenden Com
promise, their chief object was TO that part
to divide Territory which may hereafter be
acquired, but measure of that character
confined to the present territory, meets With
some degree of favor by the Republicans in
both branches of Congoess.
1t is known, in most reliable Republican
! circles, that SO far Messrs. Seward and
Bates are the only gentlemen selected for
Mr.. Lincolu's Cabinet, and probably Mr..
Welles, of Connecticut The others will
not be absolutely determined upon till the
arrival here of the President elect.
The challenger of Gen. Scott is Lieut..
lhrie. The difficulty is supposed to have
originated in Oregon, some time since.
Bishop Nottingham, the Episcopal
Bishop Of Maryland. has written a letter
strongly commencing the course of Gov.
! Hicks in not converting the Legislature of
the State. He thinks Maryland should
maintain position of quiet inactivity.
A Washington dispatch of the goth says
that city is now more free from excitement
than it has been al any time since the COM
mencement of the present session of Con-
gress. Apprehensions of any difficulties
attending the inauguration of President Lin
coin exist but to a limited extent, and means
to provide against possible disturbance are
still continued.
A company of sappers and miners from
West Point, acting as infantry, arrived
! there on the Goth.
The ordinance declaring the secession of
Georgia from the United States passed the
State Convention at 2 O'Clock on Saturday
afternoon, the 18th, by yeas 2o8, nays 80.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-26
CHARLEsroH- Ian 1s

Mr.. Gourdin, member of the South
Carolina Convention. went to Fort Sumpter
this morning. and held private parIey with
Maj. Anderson
cause of sending flag of truce by South
Carolina last mig hit.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-26
EmpOria Steam Mill.
DIR. J. F. MORRIS

NEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1860
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-26

SUFFERING OF 1HE PLAIEs-By letter
from Seuaca, We learn that on the 4th inst.
three trains passed through that tGWO from
Denver. bound for Lsayenworth. About
one hundred men accompanied the trains.
Their sufferings during the lste storm had
been intense. Two men had frozen to death
since leaving the Platte river. Quite large
number were suffering from frozen limbs 50
that they we're unable 10 walk. and soue
would suffer amputation. Pixies Pesk geld
hardly pays for these sufsriDgs.--kteoea
Pyess
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-26

Before daylight this morning steamer
went to the Federal magazine wharf, loaded
with powder aud left. Her destination is
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-26

ROCHESTER, Jan. II.
Rev. Mr.. May, Susan H. Anthony, and
others of that stripe, attempted to hold a
meeting here to night, but it was broken up
by citizens, and resolutions in favor of the
Union were passed, and cheers given for
Gen. Scott and Maj. Anderson. A flag
bearing the inscription, mo compromise
with slavery was not allowed to be sus-
pended across Buffalo street. The author-
ties prevented general riot.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-22
THOMPSON. SPERRY q CO.,


wHoLESAL CIR GERS,
DEALERS
FINE WINES. LIQUORS,EFRUITS, OON-
DICTIONARIES, SEGARS, &C.
No, So, Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
EE7E this receiving the following articles and
Wv terned hereafter sell to Cash dealers at less prices
than anywhere else offered in this market
Is bids prime Sugar 10 tierces canvzssed Beef
10 tierces Rice, IS cases Champagne, Star I'm
50 bbls Crushed eugar, perial,
, tieTces Prime Figs, so cases Champagne, Prince
$50 packages Rsisens, Imperial;
Is boxes Stick Candy, 200 bbls extra Flour,
25 !" hne store " 800 boxes Star Candles.
10 bblE fancy and Com Kisses, 20 bbs assorted Nuts,
100 boxes Ne l Fire Crackers, 10 % AlmondB,
100 dox Fresh Ceve Oysters, a. Cranberries.
With full Stockof Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Tobacco
Sears, and every other article usually kept in ne
prepared to offer Inducements, and would respectfully ask
Merchants examine stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere. THOMPSON, sPERRY & co.
decI5-n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-22
THE
Life of Andrew Jackson,
J AM ES PAR II ON,

Author Of "Life Of Aaron Burr" etc.
TIRE. Volunss sso to "a pages EACH with Steel Portraits
Crowr ocrIvo EDr11oS-olot Binding S5 Sheep, sc IS
Half oslf 90; Full Calf, SAG.
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RER PARTON has besn years engaged in the prspa
1 ration this work, and has bestoWed upon the
careful research and Investigation. The first volume Of the
hed spring, aud the third and last completed OF
chs first and second Volumes the press have spoken in the
hs life 81 Andrew jackson was indeed an even one and
thu that crowded his career pioneer, gen.
~ Of our countTy TauntOn Gazette Anost all hat relates
to him Is peculiar, extraordinary, and interesting Armenia
''ThOss who hnve been familiar
viii be surprised at the d matter the author has
collected "Besten Journal SIT exhAusts the subject New
equally the sprt detr.ctOn, the
hand and Of unmixsd gOrhaen, the other FAngs and
yirres alike faithfully Christian
sne Of the most readable Of books Every page dlios It
il romantic medEvzl romance, and yet has tbs sdVan
tage OF being true Home Journal Possesses degree Of
interest which can scarcely ovetased New York World
"a esher velier account written Of hero, BY
any hor"Bcston Advertiser. "Ns work Of fiction could
better fitted attention and bear along
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last the work is intensely interesting
Item 'Perfecy fascinating New York Day Book "The
whole (sne ySlume in prolonged ttings "HArPers
Weekly Ths most difficult task where and how part
Interest," 'IThe Interesting
political and personal history written Of public
In ibis Pennsy His style Is fairly eloquent
with vvdnes uency his Of the defense Of New
Orleans from il inception to Its climax, interests deeply
than tale Of chvsly, oriental romance "-Anenia
Times zone Of the most interesting and instructive books
have read "Ruasells Magazine, Charleston SCI "a
Life indeed, and before which the conventional and
place biographies Of modern times sink into stupidity and in
signihcancs."-New York Journal Of Commerce.
ALSO JUST PUBLISHED,
Tm LIFE AND Tn1Es PHILIP soHUYLER, By Benson J
Losing. Vol Grown sVo l92 pages With Steel Portraits
Cloth, 81 So
FOR the frs time genuine biography Of Gen. Schuyler
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kindred topics, give the book ordinary
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BY John sc Abbott. Grown svo SCI pages. With Steel Por
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This the series Of Mr. Abbo Monarhies Of
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~ appeared The volumes Of norm style and price, but
each distinct in itself.
PUBLISHED BY
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-22

MADAAE vAILLAsr viii re open her BoaT5,,, a..
=. yoans slles at lGe5 Chestnut Irset 4
SLa.Tene % both q vhih equally serious sfie 80
valiant with Madame Valiant, VIII nlen - - -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-22
CHEAP g
Negr0es to Hire,

TWO negro men, good farm hands Alsc negro
with several children Said woman is q house ser
want cook &C, and will be hired good
clothing. We prefer hiring in Edgeheld vicinity,
J. L.. & r. ". BROWN,
novl-d2v AK Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-22

T4vIxg received isttsr Of administration o. hs ss.ss
Mrs. Elizabeth Alley, deceased all pesta ndehtrd - IN
Seue hereby required 10 settle VITA The zri Of
~ 56 dealt with accoringto Law and al persons Nv
ing claims the said est1e keretF NOTIFIED q rand ~ a.
send their claims in czrksve TsEn, ca o. bef,rs b
Hrss Fsbuay lsi they VII De oreEsr b.rsd toih - IN
and equity. PARIS FETER.
decj-w4ts AdnirIrtrnt.~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-22
TusOIvent Notice.

rxVuE ~ he ssts.s Of John caruthers, deceased
being scegestsd % ne Cier ?. -eon e'4ny here
fore ordoref b th sid Cl1k = :. Al persons raFng eanaI
against All essSbs hereby ed % de he legally auln
ats Wiz ts sa CLERK ac3n county co1 Tennes1ee, cal
or before the first Gag nay IAl esisx tet .snent and
diviaion pro rata mas Be made a n. ALtAA4DEk-
dscf-Wft 4aninszator.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-22
Notice.

WILL sell for cash Al % coan House y Nashville, on
sttrf.v A. 2Qh sv o. Defember negro beg named
gacksan Ie7isd % s prepsF1 Of Themes Serths,
, Satsy eksc1ton p NJ hanss issued ~ 2 soesrisnp.
soIiars- sale according 70 lay. Nv fAaHs c. p .. l
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-22
MASONTC,

seal meeting Of Newport and Lodge No sss met a ~
Saturday, 95h Of Ociossr. is1os Kari
thena expelled from an the zkts aad prss or ss An
excepted Masons for gross and naEaasonie eosees
b order Of ne Lods'. '0-- ssc,..,,,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-22

ON the Lebanon Turnpike near the Hermitage a Pocke
Book containing several pronisory other
which the get by sailing at this Office paying
this Advertisements
Get Sw-t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-22
InsOIvent Notice.

UTtvTNG suggested to ss Dickson County Court Clerk, a
insolvency e soioncn Betty, deces5saa persons haF7
claims seansf notified to ale thsm With aid CisrE
properly authenticated, bsore the "a dsy Of March, lol
% they will be forever barred JAMES puNNA9Ahs
deo5-44ts AdniniStrstof.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-22

VH7E srsprsp.rsa . DC ths iE1n-Rssffnx .nx II. q
~ SAaef Metal " 1Ek nssss..rr Il e.IIlr~ - III
substantial snd viii eoEtf Or sac + - - -
est possible r1t19 II. y. AEDAHE 4 co..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-22
CHEAP HOUSES.

Small Country Residences fer SAFE
Prices to Suit the Times.
1.-TWO email tens1ents with 10 OF land with esch
place, * nles fran The city, the Galatn Pike We
have Just sold resdenee 70 good settler, and prefer selling
she remainder =; Tednced prices, 70 renting cut Apply 70
IL&RW BROWN,
ees-itaeI ~, Cherry Street,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-22
Removal.

XNTE have removed stock Of Boots, Shoes rT.,.s
w Caps from No. so north side Of the Public ssuare ~ NJ
Nashville Inn Block, where shall pleased % see ou I'D
friends and cnstome and such parties may wish % purchase
lan0Akfllz COOKE, BAILEY 4 co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-22
JASPER HRAFCH RAILROAD,

t October ID, 1850
I'd order Of the Board q Directors calls the
ID Stock Of the CopeEy subscribed for building Branch
Road from Bdportto Jasper payable to the Treasurer Of this
Company asfolloWs:
One dollar Share the list November sss and two
dollars each share On the days Ct December 1854 JSnua
~, February, ha-ch April Nay, June, July, Augu septs
Der, October, and HoEenbeT 1850.
Payment may be made Jason Pryor, at Jasper, the
Treasurer at his Office IN Nashville
Pronpt1essin meeting tbess requested sabsr
Of Stock, asthccons Of ne road depends zclusysy
On the means provided specihcaily for that purpose.
oet5-H W a. dLEA Wis. Trsasnysr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-22

AcAhA1A4A. q. CHATHAM.
Va. G. e. II. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
IN
ZINE BRAEDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER OF COLLEGE AND O8URCH STREEU
Nashville, Tennessee.
receipt Of large and we'll selected stock Of
Groceries, Liquors etc. consisting in part fsll0ws
l9g bids sugar ali grades Cixarsi
w bols chctee MoiAsses; 200 kegs Nails assorted;
100 do DO 1o0dozen Painted Bucksts
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 50 nests Tabs;
Zoe bbs Powdsrsd Crushed and 10 bbls English wslnus
Leaf sugar; 10 bills Pecans;
- boxes Star Candles; 10 bills Filbsrts.
FINE RRANDIESs WINES. 40.
q 4 choice French Brandiss;
~ casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Rinest
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
50 boxes ScOvill Claret
100 bbshne Robertson County Whishvt
rs bbs pure old Rye do
do do do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of osmmcn Whisky American adv
Gin, &c. ~
POWEER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard Sycamore Powder Tia
eerBnec Icing the only Aentsi Nashville
would call the attention Of Merchants and Tra6rsto tsr
largs stock Of Powder hand In Magazine for sale
800 kegs Dupont Rife Pover 2000 kegs Hazard Pow
500 do do do der;
800 SOC < Do O. % 5000 kegs Sycamore Blasting
900 do do do brands rand y f0"o'r' aa''''''
5000 Dupont Blasting Pow 50 bills Toy, Bedford Co.,
jaan n. 4. Z. =. CHEAFHAM, Agsnts.
SOLE AGENTS ZOE
s1oamor. 40 h0Se
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$500 Reward.
NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY,
Founded 1919.

After resi- Of sis months on the 1871 Of ,L,,,or,,
1851 resume nay position Principal of his het,,
ton, iot 'ohich haze been connected Ior 81 aNors
FRNHE Academy offers peculiar ad vaasses ;
iii we think, the following: b '"'S-1'
l. = well enclosed Yard OF about 6 acres, ,.l,h;,
the incorporated limits Of Nashville, thus afordnr PnniIs
restrained freedom IN heshful TecreAten and sti
them % the restraints OF refined intelligent secatv
bulidiRgs in extent and suitabeness for All .chol
purposes unequaed in the United States hy any Female so
and these surrounded by psvements oorrdsra oang
slant Inducements to children, breathe the fresh air bo
regard to the weather. i' "'Nn'ut
z security from Fire. These buildirrs M. b..,o,
with steam and lighted by and thus free the parent ~ 49,
pupils o a least one source Of anxiety sho s
children. @'ON' sneH
Health-saeSna Jed in any Female scheo in bi, mr.
other country. Though Of the largest and ~
time the largest Boarding School IN & United States vet bt
three deaths have occurred among tbs pupil 10 nesrl a
D. NonsSectarlan. 1t is we'll known 70 siI aco1sint
ed with the Academy. that Baptist EpscopaIian Hbdit
or Presbyterian, sends his Daughter here perfectly ~.
IN NJ reset will offence be given his peculiar yews ana vi
equally satisfied that the principles common religion viii
be daily inculcatcd, S-'si'- VIM
.. maternal Care This expression excites ne expec
scn not fully met in the Academy suitable mum.
- OF ety and refinement devote their entire time 10
tha Boarding Pupils. ~ ~is' 'AAoi's anu "e~i'a0i
1oAfdan ana parents who for any cause NAV he seknr
permanent eotaodt home for little girls will we think ANA
such home in the Academy Anil =. "'i' We AuA' nnu
deol4-d&wim. cnprF1or
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-22
q i d d d q q q q /

LIBERAL 0RFERS.-z6 eoery Postmaster or any
oTVEz prnsoE tcBe sal stzgF Club at poStOoe AID Sei
81 ss dolas for fee sSbscys, Sc send Sst6 cory
IrS We make this oer thSt the paper be introduced
- .vsv feeling confident that read
m for snort time will take IT, and use tae egors to still
cher IL circulation This offer hoSsEer only applies
"a s(fr6 al ZACH O1e and hence the first Who sends
- eut.:d 20 the gratis COPY AMER club OF ave formed
uhe already formed additions can Always ps nsAs to
itE = deHar SscA subscriber, be they one or many.
E s s 9 5 3 3 3 3 b
CrRHcyMS-N and TEACHERS will hereafter
furnished ne WErEtY DlTBoOK One Dollar per yea
All orders should be addressed as follows, giving post ONCE,
--4 'A'' ~ '0 VAN EvRIE HORTON co,
declsv4t l6a Nassau Street. New York
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-22

F071T Horse NAM Coae6-
ESTRAYs--.nIckson County

yFlAKEN By VIZ Hxaa1, 7th lssriu q AID county
Bay Mare. i4X hs1s high, bag c5tor, sar In fofehe
about IS year cid LEFT hind ot Ehte, soe eack, and ah
Appraised 29d October, 1850, to - A. !. ALLEN,
loT23-W3tt kanger
yEyAKEN up By Jas BEowN r.. furnbuli, In ~ Dz.
IN aid eoiIcy fourteen miles South Ea1t Of Charlotte.
ISarIx FgaV Horse, IS hands tFo inches high. ahC1
round scar on mesa nine years Old sids 5olls
noyas4Ssts A. J. ALLEN, Rangsr.
TNYkKEN up By AE1aEw EALLtcz, IN I'M District d al
cauntv an head Yellow Creek tan miles EQuth.
Charlotte, Dark Bay Horse usay back. poor, bari
looted fourteen a1 bali hands high, and shout anesn
ola Ipprased 18th N0vember, 1850, 10 s15.
novs3-z3ss A. J. ALIEN, Range.