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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-20

MoNoMANIA. Mental phenomena seems
to admit of no law or rather, the laws
which control them remain as yet I'M
known. Monomania, as,its name implies,
is madness in q specific direction; and
vet how can we reconcile its existence
with the exercics OF the lcgitimat func-
tions of reason in all other directions {?
1T has been defined lately as nothing
but the monopoly of the mental vision
by some single conception" and rs a
danger incident TO certain kinds of 20
etice imaginations. But then experience
shows us that people without the slight
est suspicion of poetic Imagination are
often its victims, equally with those of
the severest logical and mathematical
turn of mind Perhaps all spectators
on the phenomena had best confess that
we really know no5hing of the subject,
and that the mysteries of man are past
finding out however little ilattcring the
admission may be to our powers of pene-
tration. We are led to these remarks by
an incident related by the wife of the
poet Shelley merely observing, however
that in his case the poetic feryor may
have been 50 powerful as absolutely tC
paralyze all voluntary power of DELHI
Grafton or sell-oontrol. Lady Shelly
says:
Another vision.appearcd TO Shelley OF
the evening Of May 9th, when he anC
Williams were walking together on tn,
terrace. The story is thus recorded by
the latter in his diary
Fine. Some heavy drops of rair
fell without a cloud being visible. After
tea while talking with S, on the terrace
aud observing the effect of moonshine OF
the waters, he complained of being unu.
sually nervous, and stopping short, HI
grasped me violently by the arm, anC
started steadlastly on the white surf tina
broke upon the beach under our feet
Observing him sensibly affected, / de
manded Of him if he was in pain: but h
only answered by saying, There it il
again. there! He recovered after SOM
time, and declared that he saw, as plain
/! ly as be then saw me, a naked child Al
legra, who had recently died rise iron
the sea, and clasp its hands as if in Joy
smiling at him,
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Justices Court.

JoHN BRoWNF, PItl1) lu euIt before q. NJ
SuufNuIfp. a Ju4ti.H az Pane.
a Fasr Def. } Cor Davidson County, Tenn
The plaintiff. John Browne, ia this action having
obtained an Attachment against tho defendant. A.
ffIr, and aucd 90 Constable John u. Cover amt Dc.
turned by him, levied on suudry articles of chaftir.
belonging 90 tho defendant; ana ou motion oi plain.
un, 10 appearing tu thr satisfaction OF -piI I..tire
uht the defendant is Nonresident %, tho State Ut
Tennessee. 10 is ordered that publication br ,d f r
four successive weeks in new paper puhl he'd u thp
city OF Nashville called the Union" warning tho
day of september lst3, and plead, answer M dcinur
90 stii attachment, Otherwise the case will o.. ert
down tr trial vy partr on that dly.
q. NJ. SOUTHG ATE. Ip
August 5th, lsD2-itu. pr. Zee, $500
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The Grapevine informs us that VAN
DOM is at MurfreesborO, and Certifying
that place with a strong system Of Anna
zonian breast works. His artillery horses
having all died under the CONSUMPTION
act, he has been compelled to employ
oxen to draw his artillery wagons. The
oxen are all stump-tails, their Caudal
prolongations having been amputated, or
rather eradicated for the purpose of maxi
ing ox-tail soup for his soldiers. We
have no other reliable news from that
quarter,
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Fight at Green River Bridge-Re-
pulse of the Rebels.

Lieutenant KLETTEHNG, Of the First
Tennessee Battery, left Louisville on
Friday week, and arrived here yesterday
evening, He states that on last Saturday
eight hundred rebel cavalry attacked the
guard at Green River Bridge and after
severe fight were repulsed by our troops,
with the loss of twenty-seven killed. We
lost none, our men being we'll entrenched.
On Sunday, BRAGG, with 10000 men was
reported to be at Glasgow junction.
Gen, ROUSSEAU started, on Friday eve
ming, with the advance guard to attack
him, Gen. BUELL. following the next day.
Gen. Thomas division was still at
Bowling Green on Thursday morning.
We suppose the rumov of a fight at Cave
City on Tuesday originated from the
fight at Green River Bridge. We regard
the defeat Of BRA0d's army as certain.
Lieut.. KLETIERNo says that there were at
Louisville, when he left, 10000 of the
new levies There must be now on the
line Of the railroad not less than 100000
Federal troops
We learn that on last Tuesday the
Major Of the l4th Ohio, who was travel
ling in the stage, was robbed by tho guer-
rillas OF his watch, Sl55I his pantaloo1s,
and all his yaluables. He was dress cd
IN citizens clothes, aud was sick at the
time
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Justices Court.
NIXON c"'rnrro 4 woooa, rrnioHr)

NIXON cu,rurln & Woop5, mninurD
d. .. GElTTIrH, Defendant
In suit before C. NJ southgate, a Ju,tI,, of tho
Peace Tor Davidson County, Tennessee.
The plaintiff, Nixon, ChatRed 4 Woods. in His
action having obtained an Attachment AGAINST tbs
drirudaut, j. O. Griffith, aud issncd To- Constable
John D. Cover, and returned by him, levied un suu.
dy articles Of furniture belonging TO the defendant
aud ON motion OF plaintiffs hy counsel ID npnt, rin
{" the satisfaction Of said Justice, that tho defendant
Is % nonresident 81 the state Of Tennessee II 4 on.
hcrrl that publication De- made for four successive
week la newspaper published iu tho city of Ma b
Vile called the Union,' warning the defendant 10
Dee and APPEAR before said Justice Ola the ajth dgy nf
september, iat2, aud plead, answer o. deInur 20 said
attachment, otherwise the causes, No D. set down f.r
trial eN plrtc un that day.
q. VI. SOUTHGNTE, J.P.
August 2l,t, 1862 itv, prs, fee. $500
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Marshal's Sale.

DI virtue uI writ at Il fl 30 me directed from The
ID Circuit Court OF thc United states, for the Nj du
District of Tennessee, /, g. h, Glascuca Marshal lu
aud for said District, will expose 10 sale publicly To-
the highest bidder for cash, at the Court House dupr
in The city ur kashyilH on The 18th day of October
1852, the following slaves property ui A.vu Crock
EFT, namely Mary, about III years Of aye, with her
infant son, william; ami Peter, ten ur eleven years
OF age the slaves aforesaid having been levied to
satisfy a Judgment 10 favor of Clark, Adams ~ CLARK,
against A. Crockett, rendered IN said Court GA the
2-th day 81 April, lsi2. sale a. commence at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ 4 II. GLASCOCk.
spplg-llt 4. s. Marshal, NJ. y. T.
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HEADQUARTERS U. S. FoEcEs,)
NASHVILLE, Tenn,
Sept. 16, 1862.


GENERAL ORDER, No. 3.
l. In pursuance of the instructions of
Major-General Buell., all enlisted men
found in this city, or beyond their camp
lines, without especial authority from
their regimental or detached command
er, or other higher officer, countersigned
at these headquarters, will be arrested
and sent TO the city prison.
All officers found in the city without
such authority will be arrested and
brought to these headquarters for such ac-
ton in their cases as the Commanding
General may direct.
No passes authorizing either officers or
soldiers to leave their encampments
will be hereafter issued without specify
ing the cause, which must be one of pub
lie business, and limiting the time and
it is enjoined on commanding officers to
be rigid in restricting these leaves to the
smallest possible number, and to see that
the limit OF time is observed.
General and Staff Officers, known to
be such, are exempt from the restrictions
of this order, excepting so far as it re-
quircs them TO make their presence-and
in regard TO Staff Officers, their business
known daily at these Headquarters.
Officers and soldiers in this city belong
ing to absent regiments, are required to
report TO the commanding officer of the
convalcsccnt camp to which camp and
to all persons belonging to it, these orders
are to be considered as applying. Camp
guards will be of sufficient strength to
prevent the soldiers from leaving the
camps 10 which they belong.
II. Discharged men and such as have
been mustered out of service, awaiting
transportation, will at once report them
selves in person to the Provost Mar
shall, who will make a list thereof, with
particulars concerning them and stating
where they are to be found He will pro-
vide quarters for them and subsistence for
as long as they are unavoidably detained,
and see that the regulations regarding
them to be established at these Head
Quarters are carried into effect
H. No man whatever wearing the
United States uniform, or any part there
Of although discharged from service,
will be permitted to wander about, but
will be under regulation, Quartered and
subsisted as above provi ded.
". A patrol of one Company Of In
fantry and one of Cavalry will be detail
ed to aid in ehccting the objects of this
order. Their Officers will receive their
instructions from these Headquarters.
II is also \ part of the regular duty OF
the Provost Guard
BY command of
Brio. -GEN. NEGLEY.
JAS. A. LowRE,
Capt and A.A.G. Septl8-3t
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The Union is aroused The people
are moving, and their swelling voices now
at last begin TO sound in our ears like the
roar Of mountain torrent swollen by
protraoied rains. Soon the great Federal
flood.tide will come laundering on, and
woe to tie rotten hulk and creaking
masts of the rebel ship
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HEAD-QUR's. DIsTR1cT OF tbs OHIo,)
MN nrnt. r.rnnia nrr.rr-r

HEAD-QUR's. DIsTR1cT OF THE OHIo,)
MED. DREcroR's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sep. 10th, 1862. )
In conformance with orders from De-
partments Headquarters, any Captain
sending a man to Hospital without his
descriptive list must be reported by the
Surgeon, and arrested; and any Surgeon
who fails TO report the captain, is to be
arrested.
Both the Descriptive list and account
of his disease should be given to
the man himself, il well enough TO be en-
trusted with it; If not, to the person in
charge. EBN. SWIFT,
SURGEON U.S.A,
Sep18-1w Medical Director.
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The people expect determination and
energy in Mr.. Lincoln in the present diff
ficulties of the nation. Honesty and ca
pacity will so for nothing unless accom-
panied by these qualities. Unless the
President exhibits the same zeal and en-
thusiasm which is shown by the people,
his position in history will be most un-
enviable. What, a sleep on vessel
threatened with shipwreck.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS DrsTRIcT or THE OHIo,l
MEDICAL DmECTOR's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept Ia, 1927
The supply Of ice in this city becom-
ing low, and to provide sufficiently for
the sick in the city and hospitals, deem
il my duty 10 prevent its further issue,
except in case Of sickness, on orders
signed byme EBN. SWIFT,
Surgeon U.S.A,
Sep. 1s-1w Medical Director.
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Rolling Prairies are Characteristic Of
Wisconsin, Northern Iowa, and Minneso-
Ia. Contrary to common ideas, they oc
cupy some of the most elevated portions
of these States, rising by long undula-
tions 10 an altitude Of 500 or GOO feet
above the lakes.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-20

Soldiers OF the Wesii close up your
columns, until your ranks, like those of
the Macedonian phAlanx, present TO the
rebels one long and shining line of glist-
ening steel, The sunshine which CLEANS
upon them, is the blessed smile of heay-
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SAVE YoUE MoNEY.-During these war
times it is the duty Of all to save as
much as possible; 2j per cent Of your cx-
penscs can be saved by exchanging your
Greenbacks for Tennessee money as in
a majority Of cases 50 in the best Ten
nessee Bank bills will go quite as far as
50 in any other money. This exchange
can be made on the best terms at the In
surance Office Of w, j. MARR on College
street Opposite Sewanee House,
Aug 27-u
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Mr. G. d. WH1TTEo has assumed the
control Of our city subscriptions list He
will see that the UNION Is delivered regu-
larly to city subscribers every morning.
He win also make collections promptly,
at least every two weeks No money
taken but Tennessee, or par funds.
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Soldiers Of the Western Army the
time of danger is just the time for heroes.
Be ready, and be faithful and bold,
DepOrt yourselves 30 nObly and win so
bright a victory, that you may inspire
the Army Of the East with a spirit Of
enthuaiaatlo rivalry.
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JEFF DAVIS has made another motion
TO praise God by proclamation, and we
suppose old FLoYD will second IL. There
is nothing wonderful in that. CoRTEz,
when he was roasting the Mexicans
alive on grid -irons, to make them reveal
their treasures, used to write letters to
the King of Spain praising God for his
wonderful goodness in preserving him.
God save King JeG,' we think II great economy
In God To Save the like ~ .-
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TENNESSEE BRANCH
or THE
NATIONAL CLAIM AGENCY
CONDUCTED Nv
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACE,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
CHARLES H. GREEN, Agent,
No. 3S, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn

fI'HlS AGENCY possesses peculiar rlclities r,r "a.
successful prosecution and settlement of Ia.
mands against the General Government of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, It's conductors having had seyer,I
years experience in the management of claims bo.
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims and the Tyagp.
tive Departments at Washington, and being t1S
oushiy acquainted and familiar with the laws and
regulations governing their adjustment.
Particular attention will Do given 10 c,.ss sr.s.r.
out Of the present war; including the account. rf
States, Contractors, amt DsbnrsinQ 0nrety of tb.
War and Navy Departments, aud for - Collect
ing, Drilling, ana OFgnnizIng VoI-
unteers,n the reimbursement Of which l. author.
iz"d 10y AN act AT Congress; CLAIMS FOR INDrM.
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOR
PUBLIC USES, or ron DAMAGES no sUCH
PROPERTY, tor Horses lost To- the service, and G,r
MILITARY ray, Pensions, aud bounty
Land.
We give special attention 10 procuring p,u-
sionS, IIOunties, etc., accruing 10 Soldiers
who have been wounded. contracted Al ease or m,
families Of such have died, or been Killed vbns Ina
the discharge Of their line ofdpty as such dnr the
present war
Special caro- will also ho given to claims which
have been heretofore Reiected Or Suspsuaen
by the Departments or IneflcIenIlY Managed
Prompt attention also given to The collection Of
Quart,rmastar'8 Receipts giycn Gr Property taken
Tor the uso of the Army, to arranging Accounts with
endcolloctnr Claims against the Qartermaster's DO
pgrtmout
All Claims placed To- our hands receive our Prompt
Personal Attention, thereby securing man,
which, in the hands Of an Attorney NJ any distant
point frequently prove uusucrr-tG
Aside from this decided advantage our daily inter
course with al the departments enables us iu mo.
cases to obtain decisions much more speedily tina,
where al communication and other necessary dctsh
must ho conducted through tho mails
To This gud, We solicit you 90 forward 90 ua am, or
all cases ofsuch character you may from time 10 ti.
have presented, and, a, 70 our custom, W., 81 a..
ni-h you with all tho necessary blanks. and g.,
required Instructions.
No charge made TO any rase unless surrs..6,i
Address CHARLES a. GREEN.
NO, 3s Cherry street.
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The Philadelphia Press says the fol-
having beautiful poem will be remem-
bered by those Of our readers who have
heard II read by Mr.. James L. Murdoch,
the eminent actor and elocutioDist We
reprint IL as part Of the literature of the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-20
Claims Against the United
States Government,

DERSONS holding Claims against the U, $. Govern.
meui, either Ter Property taken Tor the Of the
Army, lnI p,mage 10 Property, Quartcrmasler Re.
Cept- Certificates can have them settled aud col
ected boy placing Them IN the hands OF CHARLES X,
GREEN, Agent for the National Claim Agency OF
Washington, ID. e. OMce Of the Tennessee Branch Of
the Agency, No 81 Cherry Street, up stairs.
Tulv
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The Southern rebellion, in its purposes
and its leaders, resembles the great Anne
rican Revolution about as much as JOE
SMITHS Book Of Mormon resembles the
Holy Bible.
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THE STIGMA.
BY rnAvos Dn nAEs JANvIEn.

o. IS related that some thirty years ago, John G.
Calhoun Senator ofthr Jailed Sihtes from the State
Of South Csroira and AZ that time employed 10 per-
feeling the great null hcltou scheme u which be was
The author, vas sht az late hour, seated 10
his room, alone aud engaged 10 writing, when, falling
asleep, De had dream, the inc denis Of which arc
here woven into verse
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HEADQUARTERS 1sT Tenn. CAvMRY)
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. %, 1862.
[ orders No. 6.
All officers recruiting for this Regiment,
will Immediately forward to these Head
quarters report showing the strength
Of the party, present and absent, and will
hereafter, at least once a week, make a
similar report exhibiting the gain and
loss, il any, since last report
BY order Of Col, STOKES.
JoHS MURPHY, LIST Lieut.. & Adjutant,
lst Tenn. Cavalry Aug. 23-tf
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AashrIIIe ataion.
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPT 20. 1852

We have a large quantity Of old
newspapers, suitable for wrapping paper,
which we will dispose of az 40 CTS. per
hundred.
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All subscribers in arrears to the Nash
Ville DAILY UNION are respectfully re-
quested TO pay the Route Ageai. or call
and settle at the Office, or their paper will
be discontinued
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nrm Keep hin Awnne.n

Near Newark, N. j., lived very pious
family, who had taken an orphan to raise,
who, by the way, was rather underwit-
ted He had imbibed very strict views
on religious matters, however and once
asked his adopted mother if she didn't
think il wrong for the old farmers 20
come TO church and fall asleep, paying no
better regard TO the service. She replied
she did. Accordingly, before going to
church the next Sunday, he filed his
pockets with apples. One bald-headed
old man, who invariably went TO sleep
during the sermon, particularly attracted
his attention, Seeing him at last nodding
and giving usual evidence of being in the
land Of dreams" he hauled of and took
the astounded sleeper with an apple
square on the top Of his bald pate. The
minister and aroused congregation al
once turned round and Indignantly gazed
81 the boy, who merely said to the
preacher as he took another apple in his
hand with 3 sober, honest expression OF
countenanue-"Aou preach. I'M keep 'em
awake
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The sketch of AsToR and the Capital
lists of New York conveys several morals
which the young reader will do wisely
TO search out.
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House Servant Wanted.

/ WISH TO HIRE a SERVANT GIRL, UN-
l. married, who Is ugp1h OF doing all kinds of
house work The best q. references will De- required,
as well Hs given.
Apply At No ~ Market street, opposite the Watson
House aug29-tr
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To Manufacturers.

II'f RECEIVED, AMI FOR SALE,
- Ring TFavoIerss
Lace aud Roller Aenlherf
Leather aud Gum moitiugt
tHysWM lyon,
luIys IN, usTkGt a.
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tIf their be any truth in physiognomy,
JEFF. DAvIs's face indicates the villain,
the despot and the hypocrite.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue uf ,wu write of q Et, To- me directed ly
ID the Circuit Cont of the United States, lur the
Middle District OF tennessee, J. b.. r. GH-ouCk, Mar
shall Ia and for AID District viii expose tur sale pub
her, 1862 at thr Court llou-a door, boo the city OF
Nashville an the right, title, ella IA, AMI interest
which John T, Mckinley has iu ami % the following
described lots, OF parcels OF land, IN the town of Nun
rrcpsb0r0 Rutherford county State of Tennessee 60
gether with the building and improvements ou Che
same, viz a BOT containing by estimation $3.50 square
feet fronting 20 feet ON The public square boz hlur
frersbOrO, running back uurthward from slli Square
100 feet without building on t, vested 900 sand j. r.
Mckinley by deed registered In hiog o. the Regl
ter Of Rutherford county, pugr bOl aE1 lut tesiF
ult-d no The original plan OF said town Of Nurirrr#
bDru no. co. beginning ~ stake, southeast corner
OF said lot running thence West $50 irrt, 10 stake,
thence west NIX feet TO W e Fctpher'H corner
thence north 90 feet 90 stake ON the street, thence
east with the street o. me northwest CORNER of The
Presbyterian Church 't thence south 1870 lprl 10 thr
beginning, vested 100 said NICK u'cy hy deed Register
ed 90 book 5, PAGE I3l Dot lu Nurc'sbuIu, nuuut.
cd as follows beginning with stake - trt NORTH ui
said MCKIulrys southwest corner of Dot purchased
from Jones, thence west 1907 feet 90 ur street,
thence north s6is feet Co stake, With sad street,
corner Of lot formerly owned By firchCr th'uc' east
s5is feet 10 stake, thence south 90 ihe bHEuung,
vested lu said Mckinley Uy deed neg -rlTtl u book
page 100; aud lot bounded a. follows beginning uu
northwest corner Of lot owned by James Mcdowell
n running thence lorth witF the street 55 feet Go
the corner uf the street. thence east With the street
~ feet 20 stake thence south SO feet iO stake nu
said AlgpoWtls line, thence west with sand line y
feet % the beginning vested iu said Mckinley by
deed registered iu book g, pages $40, 81 said pro
perty being levied upon o. satisfy Judgment lu favor
oi De- C0urpy, IIOurJade IS Co.. against j. T. Mcku
lev aud Judgment DO ly1r of Acauur Hnl 60 ,
l1aiu-t Hall Mckinley, rendered Boo said Court on
he 3oih day 90 April, ls62, ana on the 1t dan Ut
D. r. GLAslOCk
sspl2 TO- L. s. Marshal, ~ ID. Z.
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At the close OF her school, daily, In The afternoon,
Mile r. will have separate French Glasses tor Young
Lads and Misses also for married or single Ladies' 10
whom instruction in French will DO given, three
times weekly, either at her schoOl-ruurn9 as above
or at thu residence Of the pupil, IL preferred.
NJ lie TOUPET's standing and competency as an en-.
ccnt teacher are too wrll known TO the Nashyill
community for many years past % require any com
mcndauun.
The terms Of her school for English tuiiion, are
made moderate and to SUIT the present times.
For Rates Of Tuition and further particulars, please
OF her friend, Mrs Joseph Woods, No IS High street.
Nashville. aug2S