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Special Terms to Ministers.
Marshal's Sale.

by virtue Of an alias III ia % mo directed from
- tho Circuit Court Of the United States for tho
Middle District Of Tennessee, I, D.. r. Glascock, Mar
sbal n and for said District, will ,.nnsc TO public
sale, 10 tho highest bidder tor cash, al the Court
house dooa In the City OF Nashville, on the 2nd day
Of october, 1862, all the right ttle claim aud inter
est which Thomas Barry, Washington Harrow, ana
A. V. $. Lindsey and Washington Barrow, Admin
islntors Of John shelby, deceased, have ia and To
the following described pieces parcels Of Land,
wit tract Of Land, in Sumner county, Tennessee,
on Desha's creek and its matters, beginning at q
planted rock south east corner Of james Whto,ide's
thcnce North East 90 poles 10 planted rock;
thence North a. West "a poles 70 rock at Abraham
Martins corneri thence North lO' East lO2 poles to
rock at Martini corner thence North s3l East ~
aud sac poles tuU stake; thence North q poL's TO
stake thence North "A East 20 poles TO a sycamore
thence south COZ East B and Glu poles 80 the confer
OF salo creek thence down tho same, with its mean
dcrsi thence South 1S East Is poles South 90 East
~ poles 10 point near the terminus Of the mill.
ruCui thence south AZ West % poles 20 a stake;
thence 500 East % and Glu poles 20 q corner a.
tuliun Garinor's; thence South 25t5' West 90 uuas
To stake; thence South 65i6o East li3 aud ne
poles To- rock thence North Gj' East 1875 poles To-
the middle of the creek; thence down the Same as
% meanders 10y onsctts, thus (Souh 81 Enst roles;
south 2Io East 20 poles South l6too East 90 poles
south s0'a East Is poles South 80 Eas. pocs) %
pile Of rocks the cust bank of the creek thence
North SIS West 2u7 poles, with Dr. W Mcntluw.
north boundary, 20 stake thence south 7jo Wcst
u and 80 poles a. a stake thence South q West
Oh poles, passing Or. H. lload's corner at n poles
thence south W Bust 100 poles thence South SOL
West 352 poles 10 a gatc-Iu-t thence South q ant
= 10 poles To honey locust thcucc West 30 and
TO poles to rock theucc North a East lgS poles
TO rock thence South SOL Fast ~ poles to rock.
thence North - Elst - aud 4 10 poles 20 Htako
thence South ~ East 2!S poles TO the beginning.
Also, life estate in hity one uCrcs, which was " llet
by Luccn j. Harris 10 bis wife sarah a. (uoW Sarah
p. Heldl for her lio, Also "a small tract ADJOINING
the above, 1t being The mill tract Of our acros, a.,
gethcr with the NH ON the same. Said property hr.
lug levied upon TO satisfy Judgment ia favor OFFS s
a 4. j. Bush against Thomas Barry, Washington bar
row, W. Barrow and Az. s. Lindslcy Admintsira
tors OF John shelby deceased, rendered in said Court
ou the arj day ut May, 1860. Salo 60 take place at
lu o'clock. T.. II. GLASCOCk,
aus2u-lIt z. 5. Marshal, NJ u. r.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE -- Al Rules held ia the
> Clerks ONCE, Chauccry q urt at Nashville Mon
day, September the lst, 1862
Hardin $. Peach, et al, tomp'aiuants rs. The
Nashville Gun Fact ~, ct al, Iclcndauts
Il appearing from dudayit flied in tins cause that
the defendant, Charles mes President, Sc Of said
Gun Factory o. "a uuu-rusIiuut Of the state OF Tonnes
see 10 Is ordered that he do enter his appearance
herein before ur within the hrst three days of the next
term of said Court, Co Doe held ON the lst Monday in
Nuycmb. next ls62) AUD plead, answer or dpmur 10
Complainant bill, or the same Will De taken FOE con.
irssrd las 10 him aud set tor hearing ex partc and
that copy OF tins order bc published once week tor
pr .ur successive weeks in thc Nashville Union.
A topy-Attest. H. D.. GLEAVFS g. Nm
81. BsIKN, Sol. Cor COmpit -ep3-W4
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Terms SEQ a. S25 per Session OF p
Weeks-iuvariably i'm advance.
In Chancery at Nashville.

GIATE OF TENNESSEE At Rules held in the
- Clerks Office, Chancery Court at Nashville Mon
day, September the lst, 1862.
+. o. Hurt, Trustee, &C., and H. ~ Myers, Com.
plaInauts, rs b W. Franklin, Defendant
II appearing from AFFIDAVIT tcd m this cause that
the place oi residence OF the defendant g. NJ Frank
lin, is unknown to complainant 20 that the ordinary
process Of tie Court cannot be served on him Il is
ordered that hc do enter ms appearance hcrpm before
or within the first three days Of the next term OF said
Court, 10 he held on the lst Monday IA November
next llS6!D and plead, answer dcIuur g. Complain
ants bin, Or the will bee taken tor confessed MS
To him and set Tor hearing ex parte, and that a copy
of this order be published once week for four sue
rcsslyr weeks 90 the Nashville Union.
Copy Attest j. T.. GlEANES, G.. & ~
l.. DENpsS, Sol. for tDmplts. scp2 vi
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We have no time TO iranscribc COM
We sometimes receive
communications with a scrap of conf
Dental information written on the back
of the manuscript. OF course If we use
the manuscript we have TO re-write it,
and this imposes entirely too much labor
on ma. We have no time for such work
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United states of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE
NJ WEREAS a libel " information was tlcd within
w ana Tor the HiIdIe district Of Tennessee at
Nafhville, ON the 9th day Of June, A. H.. lsG2, by
John Trimhle, b'q. Attorney Tor the Unitet states
Tor the Middle District " ronucesee who rr'sccncs
herein On behalf Of the United Ststcs. against certain
properly viva The Machinerg Nnd Fixtures fWatson
Ncddct's Powder MIL, on sycamore Greek, IN the
county Ci Chatham, iu te State Of Tennessee; the
buidrEs usci iu connection with said machinery
and some Eve or six 81 taUd on which the build
Jugs slanl, ing procoss against sad pNpcrty,
TIA the rame. ln rnfslomnCt al torieited
Sow, There, o., H pursuance Of the mention, under
che sea- ui sJii Court 90 me directed and delivered
DO hereby give publc Uotcr 90 an persons claiming
said property, or ip any manner Interested therein.
that h"y I've uud APPEAR before said Circuit Court, To-
be held az The City ut Nashville, u aud t1r said ps
irtct. cu the olh day oi October lsU2 at 90 O'Clock
the Iurcupu of ulRt dAy theu s tefv De- iuteriluse
their rlaus, aud To make tIrr allrg Ions 100 That
rohal.. ~ u, GlA-OlCk,
June 20, lso--lu L S Marshal NJ ID. T.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CTATE OF TENNES-FE-N Euas hrI iu the
> clerks OIrc, thaugory Court 8t Nashville Mon.
day, september the lst, lsU2.
John b Cohcy, Complainant, o.. o u Tippn
defendants.
10 appearing from affidavit ulrd boo this cause that
the place of residence uf the defendant T. d. FIippu
o. unknown 10 complainant, So that the ordinary pro.
cess of this Court cannot be- served un him. u is ur-
durud that De du cutter his appearance herein before
or within the r-t three days of the next term of sad
Court To- be- held uu the lst Monday 10 November next
Nhb2J and plead, answer err urmur Co tumpldnauIs
bin, ur the sAnc Will be- tahrn for cpuit ed as 10
him and set for hearing cN pgrtr, ant that COPY
of tins order bc published eucc week Tor four sue
rcssi tAXcehs Iu the Nashville Union.
A C5y Attest: H. g. GlEAEIS, c. Il NJ.
A. u, DsNnSs, Sol Tor tJmplt -cp2-W4
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LPrnI1c RrsoLrrIoN-No. IN

PUBLIC REsOLUTIOE-No "a.
JOINT RESOLUTION extraordinary Of
An act TO suppress insurrectiOn, to
punish treason and rebellion, to seize
and confscate the property Of rebels,
and for other purposes"
RemlreR, W the Senate anil House of Re-
personalities II tie United States Of 1mer-
ca, in Congress 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 conlscatc the property of rebels, and
for other purposes" shall be so construed
ms not 70 apply to any act or acts done
prior TO the passage thereof, nor to in
cude any member of a State Legislature
or Judge Of any State Court, who has not
in accepting or entering upon his Office,
taken an oath to support the Constitution
Of the so-callcd Confederate States Of
America, nor shall any punishment or
proceedings under said act be so con-
strucd as to work forfeiture of the real
estate Of the offender, beyond his natural
life.
Approved July II, 1862.
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aB-Au COMMUNICATIONS ou business with the Nice
will be addressed o the PUBLISHERS of the UNION.
and al communications to the Editor win bee address
90 s. g. NrRCER
Editors OF loyal newspapers win do asa great Kind
ness 10y rgpub,isbiug The foregoing or Dos substaucc
The current transactions u Truu,s-yr r months tU
some will be hi-hIy interesting o. al yrrs q their
country aud her free Institutions aud ' columns of
thc uNuN NIlI Furnish the earliest and mNtt reliable
history of these events.
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The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted at the great State Union
Convention held in this city May -, 1862:
Resolrei, That we recognize in the
NASHVILLE UNION an able exponent Of
the principles of the Union men Of Ten.
nessee, and we earnestly recommend it
as we'll deserving Of the patronage Of
Union men everywhere:
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL OPEN SCHOOL.
for the instruction Of boys in all the various En-
glish branches, and also the Classics on MONDAY
the lt Of SEPTEMBER next, at No. 1876, Broid street
uear the Franklin turnpike.
Having devoted his time and attention for the past
five years tothe business Of teaching, he hatters him
self lac can ;t5i q utire satisfaction TO all who may
cOntde heirs all en- TO his care.
TermS-S2O & S25 per Session of 20
variably i'm advance.
school rom o'clock to u M and fropl
tn O'Clock, p AZ.
For any further particulars, the undersigned can
be seen at any time at his office, No Az up stais)
Cherry street. opposite Collunade building.
JAMES TRlMBLE.
REfERENcEs-Jno. Hugh Smith, A. V. S. Linds
ley Lindsey Nichol, Horace Harrison, Joseph FoW.
Ter, VIM shane, Jas. l.. Dlaigs and Or. j. W. Hoyie
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PROCLAMATION
ny
A N ID h e w JOHN SON,
GOVERNOR or THE STATE or TENNESSEE.

TO aH cho shlH see these Pr8cnis-- Grsetiags
NNHIREAS Il has been made known 90 me thar
" urHliuiu THOMAS PARISH, charged with having
committed "a foul end atroglous murder on tho Q.d
day of December 1861 upon the body OF JANIS Coon
wiz, lato of our County of Davidson has bod from
Justice ami BE- now running atlurre.
Now therefore, /, ANpHEw J0nssON Governor a.
Aforesaid by virtue Of the power and authority lea mH
vested, do hereby ufrr a reward OF Two HrNbarn
may aurrchrnd tho said Thomas Parish and deliver
him 90 The sheriff ur Jai0r of our County of David.
SON u order that Justice. in that behalf may bn btt
aud executed.
- In testimony whereof have horeuuto Pei
T. lmy hand and caused the great apaI of aail
' state 20 Do Affixed no Nashville the Ifb d4v
49, of August, lsG..
BY The Governor ANDREW JDUNgON
EpWAnb q tasr Secretary ofsi1to.
auelI-tlW
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This is the only Army Intelligence OAlce In the
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The national Republican., 1862-08-15
The Battle Of Sat turday.

Special Dispatch to the New York Tribune.
CULPEpER, Aug. ia deserter just In re-
ports 1000 rebels killed and wounded on Sat-
urday. The First Virginia rebel regiment Is
badly cut up, and lost oil Its officers. The
Eighth Louisiana suffered severely. Col. Kelly,
Of that regiment, said II was the hardest fight
Of the war.
Thirty thousand troops crossed the Rapidan
and were in tho fight Twenty thousand were
left at Gordonsville and Liberty Mills Eight
hundred wagons were with the army, three
hundred Of which were supply train. Only
six wagons were allowed to q regiment.
jackson expected to reach Culpeper without
serious opposition.
The rebel retreat began on Sunday night
when the wagons were sent over the river. The
troops moved on Monday night and were oil
over the river by Tuesday morning. The men
were greatly disappointed by the unexpected
retreat They had been promised an advance
and q victory.
An escaped servant Of Gen. jackson confirms
some of these statements, and adds that Jack
son, In bis tent, after the battle, told Gen. Tay.
lor he had lost 1000 killed and wounded, and
that II was the hardest fight he had been In
He said he thought before the fight be could
60 right through, and never expected to be
stopped in that way. General Taylor said he
would bet $500 that Richmond would be taken
In thirty days. Jackson Is said to have gone
to Richmond.
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
BAAkINu IN THE DIsrRlcr.-A narapranh 1,

BANKING IN THE DIsrRIcr.-A paragraph in
this paper Of yesterday needs explanation.
There was bogus concern in Washington,
u few years ago, called the I" Merchants and
Farmers Bank and ii was In reference To that
that caution was given in this paper, and in
another paper published here.
The Farmers and Merchants' Bank of
which Mr.. Smithson is the principal manager,
is Il different thing. The words of the title are
the same, but transposed.
AZ We understand the law, Mr.. Smithson' 8
bank has us good right TO issue bills as any of
the (so-called Incorporated banks here and
we have 10 reason to doubt that bis bank Is
as much entitled to public confidence as any
banking Concern in the city. As banker,
without reference to his political opinions, we
have never known Or heard anything deroga-
tory to him, and II we have done him any in
Jury by the paragraph to which we refer, II
was by iuadvertance.
The national Republican., 1862-08-15

NEWSPAPER WRAPPERs-Over 5000, 900 self
sealing stamped newspaper wrappers have
been sold since their introduction at post Off
ces, besides large numbers Of unstamped wrap.
pers by the general trade Nothing could be
more convenient to enclose newspapers, picto-
rials, pamphlets, and magazines, to friends in
the army and army.hospitals. Persons not
having friends in the army, should enclose oil
spare newspapers and pictorials to companies
and regiments or armies and hospitals in gen.
eral, at any place desired, all Of which will
reach their destination az directed.
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
War .lEeestsss at W.heeItsg.
WESTERN VIRGINIA AROUSED -SENA
TOR CARLILE CALLED UPON TO
RESIGN AND 60 SOUTH.

GRAFTON, Va, Aug. ia large and ami
mated war meeting, composed mainly OF work.
ingmen, was held last night In response to an
earnest call, in the railroad depot at Wheeling.
The concourse was addressed by Senator Sher.
man and the Hon. Mr. Bingham, both Of Ohio,
who made stirring addresses. These we're fol-
lowed by Senator Wiley, Of Western Virginia,
whose effort was characterized by great earn
estueas. .- .....
At The close, Brig. General Kelley, who had
come up from Cumberland, was vooiferously
called for, and at the conclusion Of few re-
marks, most modest, effective, and soldier-like,
retired with cheer upon cheer for the hero Of
Philippi. Gen. Kelley's popularity throughout
this region Is remarkable.
Resolutions looking to prompt and unani-
nous enlistment and endorsing the new war
policy of the President and the active course
Of Gov. Pierpont. were then eagerly adopted.
The final resolution CONDEMNED and repudiated
the course Of Mr.. John s. Carlile, and called
upon him o. representative Of bis constituency
70 resign bis position a. United States Senator
and retire within the rebel lines.
The meeting has given decided Impetus y
recruiting to-day, and Western Virginia will
probably make up her quota without draft.
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
Communicated.

MALVERN HlLL-BAMBoozLNa.-T Phils-
delphia Inquirer, Of the lSths contains some
account respecting the recent capture Of Nal.
vern Hill by our troops; that Gen. Mcclellan
and his generals visited 1t Immediately after,
expressing much qualification Of the achieve
ment that 1t was proposed to hold the posi-
tion by ordering up reiuforcements but that
the messenger who went back with the order,
mistook the road, thereby making II 80 late
ere the reinforcements could arrive, and large
bodies of rebel troops meanwhile advancing
from towards Richmond, It was decided to re-
treat our forces. II the account in the In
q,tirer be true, then, Mr. Editor, an In o
quandary as to the messenger taking the wrong
road, and must either enlarge the borders all
around of the mantle Of charity" or else be-
lieve that ], In common with Others, am bam-
boozled Can you help me out Of this delsmmat
TIMOTHY EAGLE EYE.
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
The VALLANDTGHAM PLATFORM our VI

The VALLANDTGHAM PLATFORM If our Val
landigham conservatives, says an exchange,
had lived at the time OF the first murder, they
would have put 1t into platform about as
follows:
Resolred, That we are equally nrrnsaa ta
the pretended piety and evident fanaiicism Of
Able and the unauthorized violence of thu
high-toned and chivalrous Cain.
ResolUei, That the "Ultras" who are clamor
ing for the hanging of Cain, which would only
-Xasp"rate him, desire TO destroy the domestic
happiness and peace Of the family, and have nc
other purpose in view.
Resolved, That we are in favor of plnishius
both parties, and invite all conservative mel
TO unite with us in frownng down this whole
business.
Resoloed, That nobody has right to provoke
murder, and il Able had exhibited less fapati
cism, this never would have occurred.
The national Republican., 1862-08-15

great advantage. Coal land Is the best thing
know Of with which 10 commence an enter
prise.
To return you have been talked 10 upon
this subject, and told that speculation Ii In
tended BY gentlemen who have an interest In
the country, including The coal mines. We
have been mistaken all our lives, If we do not
know that whites as we'll as blacks look TO
their selfinteresis, unless among those deficient
IN intellect Everybody You trade with makes
something. You meet with these things here
aud elsewhere. II such persons have what
will b, OF advantage TO them, the question IL,
whether II cannot be made of advantage 70
you. You are intelligent and know that sue
cess does not 30 much depend on external help
, las ON seltreliance. Much, therefore, depends
upon yourselves. Al 10 the coal mines, think
see the means available for your self.reliance.
shall, II get sufficient number Of you en-
/ gagged, have provision made that you shall NOT
be wronged. II you engage In the enterprise,
I will spend some Of the money entrusted "a
me. l am not sure you will succeed. The
|, Government may lose the money; but we can
not succeed unless we try. But we think, with
care we can succeed. The political AFFAIRS ol
Central America are not In quite as satisfac
tory condition as wish. There are contend
0 ing factions In that quarter, but 1t Is true oil
factions ore agreed alike on the subject oi
COLONIZATION, and want II, and are more gene
= rous than We are here. To your colored race
, they have no objection. Besides, would en-
deavor 10 have you made equals, and have tht
best assurance You should be the equals Of thu
best. The practical thing want to ascertain
Is whether can get number Of able-bodiet
, men, with their wives and children, who art
Q willing to 60 when present evidences Of en-
A couragenent and protection. Could l get I
hundred tolerably Intelligent men, with thei
wives and children, "to cut their own fodder,
y so TO speak. Can have afty? II could 6nt
q twenty-five able.bodied men, with mixtur
!, OF women and children-Agood things In th
family relat!on-I think could make . sue.
o cessfil commencement want you to let M
|. know whether this can be done or not. Thi
Il is the practical part Of my wish to see you.
i These are subjects Of very great import
!, ance-worthy OF months study Of speocl
,, delivered In an hour. ask you, then, TO con
. slider seriously, not pertaining to yourselve
I. merely, nor for your race and ours for th
q present time, but as one Of the things, II sue
!. cessfully managed, for the good OF mankind
y: not confined to the present generation, but %
,,I "From age to age descends the lay,
n To millions yet to be,
n Till far its echoes roll away
Q Into eternity"
z The chairman Of the delegation briefly re
}. Piled they would hold consultation, and In
= short time give an answer.
4 The President said Take your full time
. no hurry at all.
The delegation then withdrew.