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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
The Emancipated Slaves at Port ROYAL,
HILTON HEAD. Dec Ok 1Sf

HILTON HEAD, Dec. 70, 1861.
Christmas Eve was celebrated by the colored
people at Gen. Drayton's plantation. About
~ IL clock Il bell was ruDg, ana precisely at
- pine lire was kndled in front of the cabin
where the meeting was to be held. They called
the festival q serenade tn Jesus. One of the
leaders, OF which there were three, WAS dressed
III red cost WitA BRASS buttons, wearing white
gloves. The females wore turbans made of cot
Ton neutrality-suspicious. All ages were represented.
FROM the child OF one wear to the old man Of
ninety.
The first exercise consisted in singing. hymps
ana spiritual songs, among which We're those
beglnnlng, " Salvation! y. the joginl sound -
" The voice of free grace Come, humble
sinner, in VIII Jso breast :" 90, poor spner.
can t stand dc fire, eau stand d., ire in dat
great day. and a Christmas song containing
medley of everything the fruitful mind OF the
leader con ID Suggest, with the refrain, Well
wait till Jesus comes One Of the leaders
lined the hymns, and though none of them could
read, 1t was remarkable with whas correctness
they gave the words. Their Scripture Quota.
tons were also correct and appropriate, not on
ly having the exact words, nut naming the chan
ter and verse where they could be found.
~ Aifer singing Tor some time IL prayer-neetinc
was held. The prayers were ieryent and now
er1nl, and when an aliusion would be made Ia
he soldiers who had come from their distapt
homes IN the North country Co help and save
de poor slave, and like Jesus, bring dem rood
tidhgs OF great joy shout went up tba, sent
It's notes Oh the still night air to the distant pick
cts In the surrounding pines. When asked. AZ
they could noe read, how they could quote the
scriptures, they replied 1--WE have ears. mas
81, and when de preacher give out bis texts den
we remembers aud says deia over and over till
We never forget, dem; dat's de way, HASA, we
poor people learns de word Of God y
Inc next exercise consisted of sreakipc and
singing at Intervals. While one was sueaEpy
another woald take blazlng pine torch FROM
the IRE ana hold 1t up, SO that all might see the
speaker at = clock, u recess was had. and
all were invited to partakc oil coffee, which lux.
ury they can now purchase without any difficult
ty, as they have plenty Of money, Obtained of
the soldier" for vegetables anu poultry.
Alter this came whut they called the shoutin,
exercise. 1t was introduced by the beating Of
time by three or four with tie feet. Soon The
whole company formed into u circle, and com.
mcnced jumping and singing to the time and
tune OF
Say, brothers, will you meet me-
say, brothers, will you meet me
say. brothers. wi you meet rae
On Canaan's happy shore"
This was continued until the NEST fertile i'm.
aglnatlon was exhausted, embracing an inv;,,.
ton to sisters, soldiers, preachers, 3d., to NEE
them on CaDaan's happy shore.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

INSTRUMENTAL Music IN Cuurcu-A
QUAKER's OpINIoN.-" Friend Mallabv IT,,
pleased that thee has got such fine orc,u j.,
thy church." "
but said the clergyman, thought Won
were opposed to having an organ in church "
$50 am said Friend Tommy "but ,hon
II thee worship the Lord by machinery I woula
ike thee to have first rate instrument,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

The STORM This part of Vermont has been
visited with snow and blow Tor the last two
days that are seldom paralsled even in oar
somewhat rong Vermont winters. The mail
train dac here at 5 o'clock Saturday, p. NJ,
did not get through till A. NJ, Sunday and
at / Z. M, the same day, had only reached rs
sex. The train due at A. NJ, Sunday, reached
here at p. NJ. The blow continued all piobt
Sunday night, and up to this timc-Monday
afternoon-and the snow is drfted in heaps in
all usual, and many unusual places. The train
from the West, due here at 0 clock this morn
ns, has not yot arrived.
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by TELEGRAPH
TO TIE FIR EEMA.N
Z O'CLOCK. a. NJ.
% TIE FIR EEMiA
RON AISSOC RI.

WASHINGTON, Jan. y,
The following despatch! was received To Gay
the War Department
ST. Loris, Jan. d.
Oihclal reports just received from the expei..
tlon sent from Cape 6iYardean to Benton ard
bloomfield, states that they captured Lieut.
Col. Palmer, ii ether officers and G3 yylvates,
with quantity OF arms, horses. saddles, g..
Most OF the rebel oaieers were surprised an
captored in a ball room.
(sgnedI w. IL, !lALlrcx.
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A horseiancier. visiting Montpelier, started
out one morning 10 visit the famous statue of
Ethan Allen. AS the marble figure of the old
general was pointed out, and his mistake ap-
peared to him. he turned away with a look IF
great disappointment, saying . Ia that it /?
Only man Z? It's too bad thought It va,
the horse
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ifetty doings, this said Miro s,,,A.
mm'"g nome At three and four O'CLOCK ~ th,
n,oani"g' ANA Telling me It's only one, VII IN.
s'o"icu otuhts, " its all one to me ). ''''
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This was continued until the NEST fertile i'm
aginatlon was exhausted, embracing an invita-.
ton to sisters, soldiers, preachers 3d., to ,nec,
them on CaDaan's happy shore.
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elect lhe purposes OF tbi. act aud vest
ia the purchasers OF such property good
and valid TILES thereto. Mud ihc said
courts shall have power 90 allow such
fees aud charges of their officers as shall.
be reasonable and proper in the promises.
Sec. .. md be Y further U0cto{ That
al slaves Of Persons who shall hereafter
be engaged in the rebellion against the
Government Of the United States. or who
shall in any way give ad or comfort
thereto escaping from such persons and
taking refuge within the lines OF the
army; and all slaves captured from such
persons or deserted by them and coming
under the control Of the Government Of
the United States and all stoves Of such
persons found on I0r being within any
place occupied by rebel forces and at
terwards occupied by the forces of the
United States. shall be- deemed capiiycs
Of war and shall bc forever free OF
their saFitpde, and not again held a.
slaves.
See lu. Iutds ~ .brte avc,el. That
no slave escaping into any State, Terri
tory or the District of Columbia, from any
other state, shall be delivered up, or in
any way impedcd or hindcrcd Of his lib
crty, except for crime, on some ollensc
againstthc laws, unless the person claim
ing said mgitivos shall first make oath
that the person 10 whom the labor or ser
vice of such fugitive Is alleged 10 be due
is his lawful owner and has not borne
arms against the United States in the
present REBEL on nor in any way given
aid and cOmior thereto; and no person
engaged ia The military or naval service
Of che United States shall, under any
prclcncc whatever, assume 10 decide on
the validity Of Che claim OF any person 20
the service or labor Of any other person,
or surrender mp any such person 20 the
claimant, on pain of being dismissed from
the service
Sec II. 1adhf t further W0.ih That
the President of the Uniiod States is au-
thorizCd Co employ as many persons OF
African descent as he may deem nccessa-
ny, and proper for tho suppression of this
/ rebellion, and for this purpose he may or
I game and use them in such manner as
/ be may Judge best for the public well
/ fare
Sec. r. ludh n 6uHrmaciai, That
/ the President Of The United States is
/ hereby authorized TO make provision FOR
. the transportation, colonization, and set
Element i'm some tropical country beyond
the limits of the United States, Of sucl
. persons OF African race, made free by the
provisions oG This act as may be willing
TO cmigratc, having first obtained the con
sent Of ibC Government Of said country
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STEAM FROM
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL
THE STEAMSHIP
REAT EASTERN.
WALTER fArtN1 tomlu3u''Ul
win De despatched

FUUN l1NERpuuIt From NrN Nuga
Calling no Queenstown. day..,........... IuIy -G
Saturday, ....AUgU-t lG Tuesday, .... September %
Wednesday, ..ul tohgr Saturday .,..... October %
lucsday November is Thursday, 90 December N
This magnificent shin having proved herself uu-
elualcd for speed, safety and comfort .oa sickness
being unknown un board "a strongly recommends
as the most eligible conveyance for passengers.
FIRST CABIN.
FROM $40 Sl55 each bcrh according Co. the -il,,
situation, and accommodation Of tho STATE Rooms all
having the same privileges in the saloons, and iu re-
gard to meals aud attendance, Suites ofapartInrni-
for families may be engaged by special agreement
TICKETS FOR THE VOYAGE, 10 and from LILY FIR.
pOOL as e FAliE AND A HALF iur Flrat
and Second Class.
servants accompanying passenger, and children
under ~ years of age, half fare infants free.
SECOND CABIy.
State room herths, meals furnished nc separate ga
he, ........... .,'.,..,,.. s
THIKn CABIN.
intermediate state Room Passengers found with
beds, bedding, table, utensils, and good suhstul.
tai iuod, s....,
srEEUAsT,
With superior accommodation, scr
Each passenger allowed 20 cubic feet of luggage -
An experienced Surgeon ON board.
ior h"i Dat and passage, apply 90
ClIAS. A. WHITNEY,
At the office, No pc Broadway, NY.
HOWLANbG A~rlNWALL, NvruJs
July 20, lsb2-till uoc. u.
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rpuplIc REsobuTroH-No. 3D.

JOINT RESOLUTION extraordinary Of
An act TO suppress insmrection, to
punish treason and rebellion, to seize
and conlscate the property of rebels
and for other purposes
Bssolrel by the Senate AMI hiouse Of He-
p,eseRatUeg n the JRitsi States Of Amei-
en-. ia Compress assembled, That the provi-
sions Of the third clause of the fifth sec
ton of AN act to suppress instruction,
TO punish treason and rebellion, to seize
and conliscatc the property Of rebels, and
for other purposes shall be So construed
"a not 20 apply 10 any act or acts done
pr ior to the passage thereof nor to in
cludc any member OF State Legislature
or Judge OF. any State Court, who has not
in accepting or entering upon his office,
taken ana oath TO support the Constitution
of the so-cailcd " Confederate States Of
America, nor shall any punishment or
proceedings under said act be so con-
sirucd as 90 work forfeiture of the real
estate of Tine offender, beyond his natural
lifr
Approved July lI, lo62.
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United statos Of Ameriea:

'I.t I'-I'I't no tI\N'
NHTlUH.N-. H. nj n.H".,i0u .se. H... ..lln
w HI iar gI" hHU# District . I.Hu...oe. 90
Nashville an t.r 80. O4. nj JuuU, A., d., I..., bv
Jnhu iruro,e, EaI., Atu"Hg. Tor tHr Unto. Siut,s
for lhn Middle u.uri,t H tennessee, WHO ur,-a,at,s
hyfain 0u behalf of Che yt Slate. araurt cUriain
property Wis crHuin lnt -ttuutaI ueur .uo South
cr.t corner y Broad amid 'front.' streets. u tau city or
Nashville, bDIuH tu, uCEt lot tTthr corner lHt afirv
SAID on which corner LOT IS situated, thg Eure iuun.
dry OF II. Cooi sold t'r5utmg Front street run.
ming huuS towards la river, thence nearly igyaIlrl
90 mo river amt thon'c back TO Front street tlc cor
ucr CT said lot on Front street brthost lrum BROAD
heugUpp1sttc a small Blacksmith shop, .fH4tud ON
the other side of trugt sirge and also MI, to Buid-
n-s On slii lot and HlsoaU Che fixtures, mprLiuerv
too unpgmuuis uua mat ri0ls of every ugs,ripu o.
connected with rtd lot and buildings; -.4 uu'lu.s
on HhIt jos being Che Foundry of one r. NJ Brennan,
and prHyiug process against said property that tho
Same Hc condemned u- i1rI. .tui
No"r tUir'nro. .u UHruaur. ot the Hlur.U.n. 1000
der The ''a' col ul|t Court fn uo directed aud #n.rr
ca, Ho hereby EiyD Wbhr uutiCg to AN PERSONS
ola w.Ng 0.i proprty, uv u NHE manner Interested
therein, thar they DO ami appear before said ,ircut
Jourt, 20 bc bold az che Cliy ui Nashville ru and ur
said DISTRICT. on the 20th day of October lsa2 at lu
O'Clock lu th. forenoon ot tHtt 1Jv. than H1 There
TO utoposo utir claims, 0ud b. mas, taeir lI'rag
lions iu that belau g. R. GLtSCuuh.
june u, ls61-ilt &. s.. W.rAlI. 81 r.
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BB-Alcrmmlu.c1tous on business with tho alce
will be addressed To ,ho PUBLISHERS or the UNIUN
tud 40 Communications O.. CO, Editor wIu b.. adircs-
los. G.. NagCEE
Editors nI iugulurwSpp"r- wI.I Hp us great Mind
na-- 10y publishing Ibo foregoing ur Dos ..b-iluco
The current transactions .u Tennessee tIr month5 tn
come w.II hn highly interesting Go ul 9 v.ra of their
country lu1 her .r,r institutions, pui lu, columns of
me UNION ajl' furnish the earliest tul most reliable
h. urg ur JhD-. ryru's
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We have mo- time 10 trauscrbc COM
muuicaiions We sometimes receive
communications with scrap of co1f-
daf0l information written on thc back
Of the manuscript. OF course IL We use
the manuscript we have 10 rc-writc il,
and this imposes entirely too much labor
on us We have no time for such work
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In ChancerY at Nashville.

GfAlE On TENNESSEE AT Uu.es N.lH 100 Hl.
- Clerks DNcp. tu4uD.rt CONT 800 Nashville. Mon.
day, September tHe l-L 1862
D. %. Hurt, Iru-tnnr Nc, aut u. n. Myers, com.
puln1ut-, as. b VI. Franklin, defendant.
II appearing from lfhiayit u'nI 20 ths cause tIpt
lhc place of RESIDENCE o.. che defendant 70. II FJlrH.
Imt - unknown Gao complainant, 80 uu.t the Ordinary
pruyo5s OF the Court cannot hc Served nu hU. 40 Is
0rdcui tltt Doe uu enter h- appearance ucram briurr
or within the first three DAYS of uot term of said
Count, 90 hv held uu iuc let Monday iu No. embor
next Oop2l ami plead, answer Ur g.uur o. Complain.
ants blu, or the same viii hu tJ,uu fur rouiorsod
tr him aud set 'ur hearing pN parto. aud that 70 cop,
ul tins order hr published once Wga, l,r tour sac
CrFNu weeks u iue Nashville Onion
A LnuE.AuH.i d. D. GIL. ANI#. O.. N ".
A. l.. DEMOS. -u. iur tWuWH. suUL Nl
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United states Of Ameriea:


~. HEtA- tlbt. ur information a.- lI.' n tN.n
W and ar t1c Middle DISTRICT oi leuulFr.c. 90
Nashville, 0n thr Hh tlN ul Juno. A d.. l-f4 hy
i1bn lrmn'r tfQ Attorney fr the luitoi States
ur thn NiIdio District 10 lCuusHsrc. WHu IrErruirs
ucrcu behalf of tne Ufitoi States against tcftgIu
rrcpCrty viz; noe Machinery aud liNiurr> DlNalepu
& Ncddets ruVdor NAl. ou Sycamore Crock u thn
Comfy uf Chatham. iu tho state OF Ianuasoes the
BuilUrs usod iu connection with .Hd Iuashutry
auf -,ut I've on ok sores ot land, cn which ilte build.
iuHH suIuH rfs. iut process aluiuaf fUt property
IiY lhe tlfuc nt condemned ae forfeited.
Now, ihcrcl Or, iu pursuance ottho mention, undcr
tAr seal of said Court ln mo directed ana delivered
$50 hereby give public notice tu EN- persons claiming
Haii WyrHfty. pr Boz any mgurHr Interested thUruu.
fdRt thcy he and appear ho'osu sIi tryut tuUTt 90
he hfIl Dt ihC Cty of Nashville. W aUI fHI said Dbl.
vice ut tc Goth dtv ul uctuhfr. l6tl az IO uuHU u
ule ua H ut tlNt lay, tI.a .i iHer, to i.l r..o
iHeir t1 n., luU tu mlh' lH.ir ALLEGATION. Iu ll.u
n.'HH d. R. GIA-tulN.
tuuH 20, lsblHlii Marshal. " 10 o.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL OPEN A school
for the instruction of boys iu all the NurIous I'm.
gsh branches, and also the Classics, on MONDAY,
the lst of SEPTEMBER next, nc No. l2G, Broad .trlt
near the Franklin turnpike
Having devoted his time and attention ior the ptst
five years tothe business u teaching, hc attrrs him.
self he can CIV, nitro satisfaction tu an who may
'Cuuhde her'IIl lr en- 90 li- care.
Terms-S2O 81 S25 per Session OF 20
wcelSs-IuvariHbiy i'm advance.
School rom O'Clock 90 H. A. NJ. and from
. 90 % o'clock p N.
For any further particulars, tlin under iguc1 can
be seen at any time at his Office, NO az (up Hisl
Cherry street, opposite t1llunudc building.
JAMES lMMBlE.
REFERENCEs--Iuo. Hugh smith, a. v S. Linds.
ley, Lindsey NchuL Horace Harrison, Joseph Fov.
Ter WIN. SHINE, jas. T. NI.ss aud Or. :. " Il1vtr
uug2--.w
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The Editor viii be greatly obliged to
persons making up clubs for The UNION if
they will remit to The publishers and not
20 himself Communications aud sub
scriptions are sometimes mixed up with
private information in such manner as
TO cause needless delay and trouble 70
all partios
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sud for person. living az distance who can $50,
t0 the Army lntcIl Icucc OnicU ana obtain reii.
able information OF any so'licr tbst ca.
listed il the Statos of
Wnat, HihaHa, ohio, i9.se, N.tga4, W.ra.
500, AfHaesaa, Rsan-fs tad M'.,oaff
('OEEtCT INTELLIGENCE VIII RE uIyFN uF
\ any soldier from lbo above states. whether
-irN, MorNuEn, httED, ua lAEEV rBi-ayEe, aua
boz What battles De may lave been engaged, au1
where his regiment IS stationed.
Information will also be ven Of tho condition oi
ary sick wounded soldier 90 So Louis, Louis, ii
Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound city. or any Hospital
in tho Western department and whore those 800 Ca
Zoo battle, OF have died iruW their wounds, are burr.
cd aud wi"ro those takou prisoners nfc cone
nueI
This 81 The only Army Intelligence u1ies be- thr
department ~ the Mississippi, or Western Depart
meut,-and Information 90 soldiers from ans af the
above states can De given at any time by cslHug or
writing 10 the Army Intelligence once.
~ sons writing viii please give the t.anle of tho
soldier, what state he cn listed u and the number of
h'sfcg mont. Charges Tor any kiud oIh ty utclii.
Eenee VIII Zoo Two DoLLAEs, and any person riting
VIII Please enclose toe amount, n orior 90 secnfo
attention 70 their inquiries
address, Army Intelligence utlce, s.. Iouls. No.
incaie I'd tnN ISIS. lAHy Is, isG2--ly
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ToniI thc Military Departments Ia
tic niNIrirt OF The Ohin

~ AND AFTER THE lat DAY OF July 1892
OvUI open an ofucr at thc n Cloud gotcl Ia Nash
Ni.lop, Tennessee, and one uu Man street, opposite
the Gau't Hons luusville, by, Tor 0l transactions
ur hurI 100 thN department, tr three mOulhs from
July i-i 1862 CHARLES KAHN, Jr.,
Reef Contractor for the District OF OHIO
n b-lliahrst Market price paid for good cattle
IU|yl-Htl
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The following resolution was nani-
mously adopted at the great State Union
Convention held in this city May u, 1862;
Resolycd, That we recognize in the
NASHVILLE UNION au able exponent Of
the principles Of the Union men Of Ten
nOssec, and we earnestly recommend IL
as well deserving OF the patronage Of
Union men everywhere.
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PROCLAMATION
BY
A N d Il Z w JOHN SON.
oyEHNuE or THE STATE or TENSiSsEF

70 all 1rho shall see these PreseaE- Greeting :
iNHEEEA~, 70 has been made known TO me that
W certain THOMAS PARISH, charged with having
committed Il tDul and atrurious murder on tho 2l,t
day OF December, 1851, upon the body of JANIS Coon
WIZ late OF our County uf davidson has tied from
luHtttr, and Us NOW running at large.
Now, Therefore, |, ANuUFW JOuNsuV. Governor az
aforesaid, by virtue of Tine power and authority IN me-
vested, DO hrrohy untr % reward of Two HuNuRrp
'Nn ltTN DOLLARS, 90 any person or persons who
muy 0purehrnd The said Thomas Parish amt deliver
miu tu tile sheriff or Jailor of our County Of David.
+H, iu order that Justice, in that behalf may he had
and executed.
- H. testimony whereof hoyo hcrountu set
T, my hand and caused the great seal of said
Slnto io ho affixed re NUsuylllo, tho 10Th day
-- ct August, 1860
iN thr Governors ANDREW JOHNSON
EDWARD %. E'sr Secretary of State.
Uugl7-dlw
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tW correspondents must allow us to
iasr our own time f,g reading their com
nuuicotIons We have no time 60 Doc
road 20. It's literally impossible
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Established for lhe Benefit Il Strangers,
,,,,,,,..r, ~, ,,,.,, "a, s,.r,.,
Sick, Wounded, or Soldiers that have
Died from Wounds or Sickness

Died from Wounds or Sickness.
CORRECr INTELLIGENCE WILL BE GIVEN or
~ the condition OF any Sick or Wounded Solder ia
81. LOUIS, lOUlsNILLE, ClNClNNA9I, NASHVILLE,
MOUND CITY, on any o.her Hospital IN the Western
department This Is the ONLY Army Intelligence
OHice u TN United states, aud Information regard
ing soldiers from any part OF the U s. can be given
at any time, by calling at, or WRITING to the ARNY
INrELIIGENCa OFFICE, pOst.UiCe Box No. lsI3
y. B.-PERsONS COMING TO ST. LOUIS IN srAIN'H or
lHsR FBIsNns viii obtain all necessary information
by calling at our Olive, No il, south Fourth 81 Get
MAY Is 1852 lv
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MIle EUGENE M. TOUPET

Mile EUGENE N. TOUPET
win open % French and Ta.l.sh Uuv School ON t.Ia
EHsT uf SuTEuuh 1902. iU which U|l tnr .u.iI auI
ornamental huughn Ufu IhHruHru and TunHad I.u
r.I-h and IrDucl IUWnl. education uII La Iuu.Ht
French will bo taught VS. Ih0ut extra chuf.. 60 tuu
pupils attending NJ Hn p. school. and SD r......
Instruction daily iu that beautiful Language.
FRENCH CLASSES.
At tNo close Of her school dly, in tHr lt .rr.uuu
= Dc T. viii have .oU1rue ir.uCH l8-F.a l.r Euu..
lads auI Misses, also iNr married or -u.lO It.. 90
whom Instruction in frouCu viii Doc given. tur.a
times weekly, either ai hDr -ghun'-r0um- a- aHurn.
Hr ut Che residence uf Che pupil. ir preferred.
NJ Hr luirTr standing ami conn UtpurE 30. Iu .Fl.
client teacher u. Zoo well known t0 DO. Nl.l.IU.
community for many year pas, tn raIur. amy ,Hu.
mHudatIuu.
The tcrmr u. Dor school ur English tuition. ar.
nude moderate aud 90 sun che present Times.
For Rates of luiu0u. and further particular. uIra-.
apply 90 Mile IoUYrr, personally. af 90. D. .aIg.u.
o.. hgr il,anHr Mr., h.uHh Wood. ho sI Ilah street.,
Nashville. ur.#
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NO. 98 CEDAR SrHEET.
Il. " BAsSET, PROPRIETOR

't'un ".I known o7iablshmoni To- prepared 20 fuF
/ uHH No,ls % tu hours, 90 ans humber of per
to1Hr 300 H| thn luCaera aud lutuIlos of the seas
ON prepared boz tbo very beet style
Tho hu of Fare, Indeed, Will challenge o0mparisOu
With That of ANY house boo Che Noril ~ Southwest.
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