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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-18
NO. SO OEDAIf sTKEET.
q. V. BASsRT, PROPRIETOR.

U1HiS well known establishment Is prepared % far
Il nish Meals AZ AN hours, % any number Of per.
sens with AN the decaclea and Injuries Of tlc seas
on, prepared in the very best style,
Tie BIN o.. fare, indeed VIII challenge comparison
With that OF any house n tho North or Southwest.
The anest Wines ana Brandles are kept constantly
ca had Dnners or SuppoTfurnshod Iu any part0
the city Oh short notice.
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CORRECT INTELLIGENCE WILL BE GIVEN on
- any soldier from the above States whether
SICK, WouEDEp, KILLED, OR TAsEN PRIa0yEm and
Ina what battles he may have been engaged, and
where his regiment Il stationed.
Information will also be given Of the condition Of
any sick wounded soldier in s. Louis, Louisville
Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound City, or any Hospital
IN the Western Department aud whore those killed
IN battle or have died from their wounds, are bus
ed and whore those taken prisoners are con.
nned
This s the only Army Intelligence Once I'm the
Department Of tho Mississippi, or Western Depart
ment,-and Information Of soldiers from any oil the
above states can DO given ai any Tins BY calling or
writing 70 the Army Intelligence once.
Pers0ngsgrting will please give the name Of che
soldier what state he enlisted in and tho number Of
bis regiment Charges for any Kind ofAi oy lnteu-
genco viii DO Two DoLLARs, ana any person ritlng
will please enclose the amount, ln order b. secure
attention % their inquiries.
address; Army Intelligence once, s. louis. No,
in care r. % Box 1913. May rs, l5Gl-ly
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Established for the benefit Of strangers coming "a
st. Louis In search of
SICK OR WOUNDED

and for persons living at distance who can rte
70 the Army Intelligence ONCE and obtain reli.
able information Of any soldier that en-.
listed 10 the States Of
Illinois, Indiana, ohio, Iona, Miehigan, Wisoon-
siH, Minnesota, Kentucky and Missouri
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

FIE annual course of Lectures this department will
q commence on MONDAY, November II, 1851 and
will terminate in the ensuing March
JAMES JONES, NJ D. Professor Of Practice ofMedcine.
]. L. RIDDELL, NJ. d., Professor Of Chemistry.
WARREN STONE, NJ. d., Professor Of Surgery.
A. II. CENtS, II. d., Professor Of Obstetrics.
GUSTAFCS 4. MOTT, NJ D., Professor Of Matcria
u 4. hiciARDsoN. N. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
THOMAS HUNT, N. D., Professor Of Physiology and
Pathology.
4 W Y y eca5E yIcHds n B B. Demonstrators Anatomy
Ihe rooms for Dssecting will be opened On the Fourth
Monday il October
Tb faculty are Visiting and Surgeons ofte
Charity Hospital
Tie Students accompany tie Professors in their visits
ana free Of expense, enjoy extraordinary practical nd
vantaPes.
Preliminary the course, Lectures will be delivered
daily in the Amphtheatre Of the Charity Hospital from
the taof October on Clinical Medicine and Surgery and
other subjects, without any charge to students.
THOMAS HUNT, Dean
- The administration Of the CLARITY Hospital elect
annually, in April, fourteen Resident Students who are
maintained by the institution. iulv31
UNIVERSITY or LOUISIANA.
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]. T. DUFRESNE

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
ID EIS Y GOODS.
|. ROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
WESTERN PRODUCE, &C.,
ON THE LI.YEE, Three Doors below Texas Street
SHREVEPORT, IA.
>4FtS> BEGs TO inform their friends planters mer- "a
~ chants and public generally thatthey have -,
szzeS received large and select assortment Of g.
aspiring AND SUMNER GOODS.
Having purchased their stock entirely for cash. they
feelconfdent hattheycan sell cheap cheaper than
| any house in this city.
Their stock consists in part of:
heraTs Linseys Loweils and Osnaburgs, Of fSOuthern
manufacture; Hickory, Marlboro and ChocaW Stripes;
Bedtckings Negro Blankets [some at cost) fine (all
woo Bed Blankets Of every Size and quality; Counter
panes; Toilet Quilts 7O-4 and 12-4
Bleached and brown Cottons very large assortment
and oeXtra quality, 81, l0-4 and l24 Bleached and
brown Sheetings.
Irish Linens, a large and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Linen
Sheetings l04 and l24. Plow-case Linen; Linen Da-
mask; Linen Table sets; Bird-eye Diaper Huckabuck
Toweling.
+ CUnrA7s GooDs-Worsted and Cotton Damask Tur-
key red and figured French Calicoes for Curtains.
Tennessee and Kentucky Jeans, white and colored a
large assortment Of Flannes.
BIeached, Brown and coIored Canton FIannels.
Black and fancy French Cassimeres Tweeds;
Black Cloths; Ladies' Royal Cloths
Satnet$-Back, blue and grey.
Ladies ShRws; plain black dress Silks; Poplins.
French Mernos all colors plain and gured Deaines
~GentinE French Calicoes, of all styles.
English and American Prints large and beautiful as-
Printed Jaconet, Linen Lawns French Organdies,
Double Skirt Organdies and English Barege robes.
Lace Mhnslets, Marquis Parasols.
WufrE G01Ds-Jaconet, Nansook Lawns. Cambria,
plain and fgaead Swiss Muslin; Book Muslin, Bril-
l4ntiHes. Iarlton; Illusions Of all colors.
lIanikarchi2ts Linen Cambria plain hemstiched, and
ErostEnr-0f nearly every Style manufactured la
dies and Misses best English cotton Hose; Ladies
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SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA, APRIL 30 1862.

peal, which slenced by Capt Murrays demand for
4 second cup of tea
Our sewardess proved treasure in the line Of duty,
Pompey was good steward, but ere doubled cape
Of Good Hope be confessed himself vanquished at his
own trade by the fair bat eccentric girl and of bis own
accord resigned her the sole superintendent of the
cabin, in which she speedily effected such transformation
that had not witnessed its progrcs must have failed
torecognise our former comfortable quarters in the taste
fully arranged and commodous saloon in which she was
presiding genius Nor this the only beneficial result
of her presence. Prolific in expedient, she proved
most nveerate foe to the dreary mOnotony peculiar TO
tropical climes and fair winds and BY various devices
OF which our passengers were scarce conscious begued
them of the dreary hours until had crossed the line,
and were standing in for the American coast with flowing
sheets and free wind, when they awoke to of
the pleasant hours they had passed. and earnest in
extoloon Of the fairy, whose wand and wchery had
begued them Of the ennui they had anticipated
But on Capt. Murray the influence Of her presence
was most obvious AS the cabin changed inappeAralce,
did he change in manner until at least became con.
vinced he done for, and either contemplated ma
trimony suicide Appearances were rather ii favor
Of the orner, however therefore deemed any unusual
surveillance unnecessary confnng myself to casual OBJ
servation Of his lnotionsl enabled to form cor
rect opinion Of the state of his heart
And be was changed. From being one OF the most
social aud confdng Of his class .le had become the
most taciturn affordng much amusement 10 all who
guessed his secret bv the length and prounditT Of his
reveries. Bnt his repeled all freedom with
that subject else he had been hectored little while
his unhroken reserve towards the beautiful author Of
his melancholy afforded not tile slightest ground for
tjest at his or her expense
W had passed Bermuda weii to the southw2rd, and
holding tree wind were steering y. wv by W. for the
capcs Of Virginia. evening, when Capt, Murray,
aroused from somewhat iIotracted roverle in which
he had INDUCED during tie major portion Of the first
watch, and joining me, said abruptv:
an do it if die for it.,
TX rarr IFSf
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SGETH ERN MACHINE SHOP

'E AM constantly manufacturing Engines. Boilers.
L Circular Saw Mills, Shafting and PqIlcys,
the above establishment (Which IS conducted 9y my
partner Mr. j N Bradford under the style ofJ n Brad
ord 4 CO.. ana solicit orders from Southern customers
Qurmachiuery has attained reputation for superloF-
" and durability, and our endeafor will Be e connae
to dcservcit r. IT, HARRISON,
40 ST Charles street, New Orleans.
Constantly On hand-West's Patent Lift and Forco
Ter Pipes Corn Mills, Circular Saw Mills Cotton Gins
Horse Powers, etc, etc may2at
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REMOVAL,
wv MARKS has removed from his old stand to the
Wv large and comm0dious building, corner Of Texas
and Market streets and prepared to furnish his friends
and the public generally with every description of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing,
Doors SHOES AND FURNISHING GooDs.
AS to stvie ana quality his stock unsurpassed all Of
which will be sold prices corresponding thetight-
ness Of tie times,
ROCERIES-A large assortment Of Fancy and STA
rn FBFRSTADT
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j. 3. VALHN IIN1 20,
-5rVrRtL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 81 Com
s-s.rsst New Orleans. Collecting, Rcceivingand
md Planters orders specially attended TO-
SHfatH''7i " june
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CENTENARY COTT,Ff3E OF

F#YHE Exercises Of this Institution viii be resumed at
L the Commencement of the next regular Session,
the MONDAY OCTOBER 1t is desirable that stu
dents should apply for admission at the beginning ofthe
session. A full Faculty will be in attendance.
BY resolution of the Board Of Trustees, Confederate
Bonds will be received in payment Of tuition during the
war. JOHN G. MILLER President.
jackson La August 2S. 1861
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4 !. FA& BIBBER & Co

l1-TOY FACTORS, Commission and Forwarding
lsrchants 4G caroadset street Hew Orleans spe5
ANA To t3le purchase of Groceries, Plantation
4#.s Provisions, Western Produce, etc, aprl4
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GAS FIXTURES.

g7HE subscribers offer at all times, complete assor
q Chandeliers ,lfrom3 to u lights1 Israck-
cts, Pendants, Portable Lights, and all other art-
tes Of GAS FIXTURES at very low prices.
By giving the height of ceiling size Of room, and ap-
broximate price, parties may be supplied as well by
letter, a5 If present.
Information regarding STYLES and prices will be sent
bv- mail when desired. HENDERSON & GAINES,
nnLr,nt No 100 Canal Street. New Orleans
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KEAcH1 FEMALE COLLEGE.

kEACHI FEMALE COLLEGE,
FACULTY.
Rev J. H. TUCKER,
President and Professor Of Mental and Moral Science
and Ancient Languages.
MISS S. G. WILCOX,
Instructress in English Literature
MISS SALLIE P. SCGGIN,
Instructress in Mathematics and the Physical Sciences
MISS KATE HILL,
Instructress IN Academic Department.
PRoF. C. f. SCHULTZ,
Instructor Of Musc-Piano, Guitar and Violin.
MISS SALLIE Z. CARLTON,
Instructress in Music-Pano and Guitar.
MISS WILCOX,
Instructress in French and the Ornamental Department
Rev. j. H. TUCKER AND LADY,
Stewards Department.
MRS L. NJ. JENKINS,
Matron.
The Autumnal Term of this Institution commences on
the lst Monday of September the Spring Term will i'm
medately succeed, without any vacation. Each Term,
twenty weeks.
Rates Of Tuition for the Term Of twenty one weeks as
follows
In Primary Department ...#............s SIS 90
In Academic Department Observation-Disclosures. 20 0U
IN Collegiate Department ............... rs 90
Music, Piano Guitar Observation-Disclosures. 25 90
Drawing and Painting .....-.......... Is 90
Embroidery 10 90
Pupils entering at the opening Of the Term or within
two weeks thereafter charged the Term No de-
deduction for absence, except Of protractedi i'll
ness. TH9S. NJ. GATbIN,
aug 20, 1850 President Board of Trustees.
MANSFIELD F75NIA5s% COLLEGE,.
Fat.UIIl
Rsv. CHARLES B. sTUAHT, PfEslprvr.
And Professor Of Moral Mental and EuturaI Science
JOHN W. STUART, A. NJ,
Professor Of Ancient Languages and Mathematics.
". s. DONALDSON, N. D.,
Professor of Vocal and instrumental Music Thorough
Bass and Composition.
MRs. IIZZIE STUART
Instructress in English Literature and Mathematics.
Mas. I. A. BATGHEEOR,
Instructress in the Primary Department.
r
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9s' "" ~ 'SETTELL & PRATHER,
.uorT0y FlCT0RS AND C0MMISSI0y MER-
5IAErs No 1efstredGsW 5,-d WSa FS% oFe&45 sit5
. Elrtn Shrsgep0rt. 9ge21g
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Z
WE have hand and for sale the following printing
w materials lately used On the Southwestern:
a font Of 500 lbs Brewer,


oIV " I4ONg fTIILeTt
fonts line Brewer
Long Primer Condensed.
Together with the column, head, advertising and dash
rules, leads, &c. &c.
Also--A Medium Printing Press, Roller-Mould &C.
all complete and the following materials used for short
Of Bourgeois and a1inion with line letter. column
head advertising and dash rules, cases chases, etc
The above materials VIII be sold low for cash
T., DTTIARD & ro
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rEvHE undersigned having determined to close up in
q this place is now selling off at cosT.
The assortment comprises every description of fancy
and staple dry goods genemens clothing boots shoes
etc. all ofthe latest styles and fashion.
Purchasers are invited te cell and examine stock and
prices NJ MARKS.
9ees Tax0s Street
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MUSIC.

YENHE undersigned having determined to settle perma-
4 nenyn this place for the purpose Of giving lessons
on the Piano, Guitar, Violin, Flute any instrn-
nent desired. During the past seven years, snd has
taught successfully in southern college he respectfully
socits liberal patronage from the citizens Of Shreve-
port and surrounding country Terms, S. permonth Of
three lessons week Orders left at Ball & DashieFs
drug store promptly attended to j. HEINEMANN,
Shreveport, January 3Q-5m professor Of Music
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-IIrrTIS-TUN, NLJELfINT ANU fDItW ANDINU
,[nrs5aats No. Frant street, Opposite The Canal
Y f.rrv. New Orleans. Particular attention given
it4ad shipping orders for Western Produce from
,5ce. Agents Upper Red River Packets, Era No
fal ee NJ, . iune9
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ID t3a y-al---==zz====
.=7 3WEI n Wt5SE
b. IT, k0GNS u BROS,
,,,-T1y RECEIVING AND FORWARDING

.,.,r..rOy AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
- 4At@.f Cannon and Front Streets, New Orleans
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1.IlllI1 MEMS NOR LADIES :!

Anr Lady who Will send her ADDRESS 70
Mas L. CREAGER, BALTIMORE Mp,
with three cents postage stamps included, will receive
by return mail something of Importance to the sex.
'"WOMAN KNOW THYS 1LF.' AND BE HAPPY.
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'45 7s' W. *. IiANEET 4 co.,
5.g Orleans, Octo5erl7 1850
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The Pulaski Times, TIarknsyillo Ga, Of Thursday,
March d. 1850 savs:-Fine Honey-Dr r. c. Smith, Of
this coa0tv presents US with beautiful article Of honey
equal if nos superior to anything we ever saw This
directions gven ia the receipt which She purchased Of
DR.. J. P CToagor, Baltimore Nd. ANY person can get
this receipt making honey, and be ndependen ofhe
tmofe Street, Baltimore Md, enclosing 50 cents mae
TsR CNEAGER Baifitn0re Nd Is the sole agent for
tF Dr.Wilders' celebrated Matrimonial Series three
bare be for Female Society,"" No o Errors in Court
Ship" NJ b "Beproduciion Control" Either q which
viii be mailed to order postpaid, upon receipt Of %
cents (n29-3m
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R,a!yCHana AMERICAN HATS ana CAPS,
ca,s3Fs a.I. .g.l be Kept full ana complete, suit
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THE SOUTHERN FIELD AND FIREsIDE

FAEv0TED to Literature, Agriculture and Iorticul-
nre edited by gentlemen Of eminent abilities, in
their several departments Is published every SATUR-
DAY, at Augusta, Georgia
EXPRESSIONS OF TIE rRESs:
Its writer's the most distinguished in the south
Delta, New Orleans,
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II you 6aVe a gOoQ we, IaH
have not, get one iRlmefIatRif
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-29

WHEREAS, In this trying crisis of orr coun-
try's existence, when treason threatens the per-
petuitv of our Constitution. and we are rSs''ii-
ed by enemies whose only aim Is 10 deSttoy
the Government. disgrace our nag, spread uea-
olation and destruction in our laad' ana etecl
upon its ruins an aristocracy worse IMAM mon,
.Ichv and while good and loyal men OF all
narties are seeking every means to sustain The
Government and crush out tina rebellion:
Resoirod. That II is the imperative otliga-
r;nn of all loyal citizens to be vigilcnt in their
duty, to cease strife on old political questions,
to forget Tor the time, past political differences
and past political errors. to meet III Union,
having in view only the one great question OF
our national existaIrce, abandoning all party
factions. remembering The almost dying M
junction of the lamented Douglas " Let him
be marked as no true patriot who will not
abandon all such issues in times like these,
aud II we mist have a party name let 1t be
the Na;ioaaFU Union Party
Pes02sel. That there are and can be but two
1arties at the present time Mon men and
Traitois-ille one sustaining, and therefore en-
titled TO the protection. the other opposing.
znd therefore not entitled 10 the protection OF
the Government.
Resolred. That we fully endorse, and pledge
our hearty support to the National Admins
irafiOIt In the course II pursued ana IN Whal
ever course it may hereafter deem necessary TO
pursue under tie Constitution; to sustain
that Constitution. restore peace. and punish
traitors.
Resolred. That we endorse the recent action
Of our State legislature and Executive, in cx-
tending to Our valiant and patriotic soldiers
the right to be heard on the tented field, thro'
the ballot box, as well as in the battle believ-
ING that they who so bravcly fight our battles
should have at least an equal voice in the
choice OF our public servants.
Resolved. That the course pursued by our
present patriotic and efficient Member of Con-
trress, Hon. LEATHER Hanchett, meets our un-
qualified appreciation aud that we call upon
Nh cit zenS Of the Sixth Congressional Dis
,rIct 10 support him forre-election, as one who
has been tried. and proved to be an able,sound
and unconditional Union man.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-29
Remember.

That every scccssionist in this con-
gressional district will vote for Col. STeD-
DARD for Congress.
Not man whose loyalty has Geen
questioned, will cast vote for LtTnER
HANcHETT.
Col. RoDoLPH, of La Crosse, was one
of the committee who reported the name
of Mr.. Stoddard as n candidate for Con-
gress.
Brick Pomeroy. in the La Crosse Dem,
ocrat of October 20, says of him
Rodolph is at heart rebel. and cannot
deny it. Not one word of sympathy
for the Union in its struggle for life has
ever fell from his lips, and every reverse
to loyal arms has wryathcd his face in
sardonic smiles.
The same paper reports Co. Con
vention, in which Col. Rodolph was the
leading spirit, which
Resolved, That we, as Democrats, will
use all honorable means within our pow
er to secure the election of Hon. 1. b.
Stoddard as member Of Congress.
The semi .sccessionists all support
Stoddard.
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Sheriff3S Sale.

Amos Saunders, VS.. Sylvanus Taylor.-Ir
Pierce County Circnit Court.
DY virtue of an execution issued out of and
- under the seal of the Circuit Court Of
Pierce County, State of Wisconsin, to me d.
rected and delivered, in an action wherein
Amos Saunders is plaintiff, and Sylvanus
Taylor is defendent, ] have levied upon and
shall expose for sale and sell TO the highest
bidder, so much of the following real estate as
may be necessary TO satisfy said execution
and attending costs, on Saturday, the 18th day
of October, A. D. 1862, at o'clock in the af-
ternoon of said day, at my Office. at the Co.
Seat of the county and State aforesaid, all
right, title and interest, not exempt by law,
which the said Sylvanus Taylor has to the
following described lands, to-wit j: The north
east quarter of the northwest quarter, the
northwest quarter of the northwest quarter,
the southwest quarter of the northwest quar-
ter, the southeast quarter of the nerth-w est
quarter. all of NV qr) the northeast quarter
of the northeast quarter, the northwest quar-
ter of the northeast quarter, the southwest
quarter of the northeast quarter, Gall of ne or
ex. 40 acres) in section seven. town IS north,
range II west, county and State aforesaid.
Dated August 20, 1862.
j. r. FREEMAN, Sheriff.
By O. s. DUNBAR, Deputy. IS-w6
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An Incident.

While at Reeds Landing last week, we
noticed Il poor woman, upwards of fifty
years of age, on the shore crying, and
telling her story to crowd of men who
had gathered around her. 1t was some
what thus: She had been living at Chip
pewa Falls, learning hor bread by the
sweat of her brow when hearing her
son, noble volunteer, had been severely
wounded in a recent battle, she started
for New York to see him and administer
to his comforts. She had no money,
not q cent! When she had finished ''her
tale of sorow," the noble fellows, who by
the way were raftsm en-, and deck hands
employed on the steamer Chippewa
Falls, all in the employ of Knapp, Stout
& Co., of Menominee, generously gave
her thirty three dollars; twelve dollars
and half more than enough to defray
her expenses to her destination. Capt.
Fulton, had before this paid her fare from
this place to Reeds Landing, but after
hearing ner story he silently dropped q
few dollars into her hand. She bust into
tears, she could not speak. but her actions
showed her gratitude.-Eaw Glare Her
aid.