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We visited this Hospital yesterday by
invitation Of the Superintendent, DR..
CaAsr. Its a very large and well yehti-
lated building, and is keptwith the most
scrupulous neatness and cleanliness. It
has some 900 patients at present, who
appear to be cared for in the kindest
manner. Itseems TO be, indeed a model
hospital We alluded the other day to
some complaints about the hospital The
fault was owing entirely to dstectics seao-
eage, and not to the internal manage
ment Of. affairs in the least degree. It
was a matter entirely beyond the control
Of the managers, but this we are glad 70
say has been entirely remedied.
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Sherif,s Sale.

DY virtue Of a venditioni exponas 10 me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of davidson County, Tennessee, at It's March Torn,
1852, will expose 70 pubic sale, 20 the highest bid
der for cash At the Courthouse Yard "a tue City OF
Nashville, Saturday, the 26tn day Of July, 1862
all che right title, claim, interest and estate which
N. p Corbtt then had, or may have since acquired
10 and 20 the following described tract OF land lying
in Davidson County, STATE Of tennessee for reference
see book No. pages 2S3 and 2s4 Mol bounded as
follows Beginning on stake on WbnBett's line the
northeast Of lot No. and 40 As poles north
OF Ash; running thence northeast 6826 poles, 10 q
wardy with said centre 90 tho northwest corner Of
said lot No 0; thence with the north boundary Of
said lot 70 the beginning, containing 1brty eight
acres which leaves about 20 % acres being levied
on as the property Of N. Corbtt to satiafy judg
ment resdered IN favor Of James Barnes against n
Corbftt, r. r Corbitt j. Corbiitnnd ~ M Corbitt.
JANIS NJ HINTON,
june "a, ls62--3t sheriff Of ID. G.
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HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF THE OHIO, 4
Nashville, June 18th, 1862. J
Special orders No. rs.


ii. Col. STANLEY MATHEwsg51st Ohio Vol
unteers, Provost Marshal of Nashville, is
directed to,send a detachment of men under
a commissioned officer to the depot Of the
Louisville aud Nashville Railroad, in this
city, before the departure of every train on
said Railroad, to examine the cars and see
that no officer or soldier leaves the city for
Louisville, without permission from these
Headquarters.
An officer will be required TO show writ
ten order or leave Of absence, and non com
missioned officers and privAtes will be re-
quired to show a written order or furlough
from these Headquarters, or " discharge"
signed BY Brig. Gen. p. DUMoST, U S. Vol
unte0rs, or by the commanding officer Of his
regiment or battery.
In no case will non.oommiFsioned officer
OF private be allowed to take the cars with
his arms and equipments unless he produces
written authority for SO doing from these
Headquarters.
BY command Of Bajor-General BUELL..
(signed) o D. GREENE A A. G.
Official Henry STONE, A A. A G.
June 1871
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sherifa sac.

DY virtue Of venditioui exponas TO me directed,
- and delivered from The Honorable Circuit Court
OF btNluspn Npunfg iVnnehrert az tW nurun teru5
1862, will expose TO public sale, 20 the highest bid
der fQr cas1, 40 the Court house Yard Ia tue City %
Nashville, on Saturday, The 10Th DAY Of July, 1862
all the right title, clam, int est and estate which
Isaac Paul and Henry Hll then had, or may have
since acquired in and The following described piece
or parcel Of land lying IN Davidson County, State of
Tennessee in the city Of Nashville IN book No. 30,
page 6J6, situated IN the I'm wari snd known as
lots No. ana 2, Ia Daniel Mincr's Eub-divIson Of
lots Nos. 10, 20 ond n, in Mukeya plan OF unitfr-
aIty lots situated on faul street, beginning az The
corner OF a TOT belonging 10 III MORA estate, run.
ming thence with Paul street 80 feet towards Miller
street, 70 10 foot alley; thence right angles with
said alley $50 feet 10 p FOOT asy thtnCe az ight
angles With said alley 80 feet 10 a stake On Eli Nor.
rls nci thence az right angles l6s feet to tho begi
nirg; being levied the property Of Isaac Paul
and Henry Hill, % satisfy judgment rendered ia IA.
YOr Of ts Moore, use, Nc, against Isaac Paul
Henry Bill ana Ira r. Jones
JAMES NJ HINTON
Ju.e l4-3t Sheriff " D. @.
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Sheriff. Sale.

DY virtue Of a vendilioni exponas 20 me directed.
ID and delivered from he Honorsbl Circuit Court
Of Davidson County Tennessee, az its March Term,
1867, VIII expose TO public sale 10 tho highest bid
der for caeh, at The Court house Yard w the city Of
Nashville on tnrday, iha goth day OF July 1892 all
the right, title, claim, interest and estate which
John W. huddlcet0n, then bad, or may have since
acquired, Ia AM % the following described piece on
parcel OF GROUND IN Davidson County, Tenpossee-to
wiz one brick uouse and lot or piece Of ground stu
aed on tie north side Of Union street in the CITY Of
Nashvihe, bet~een College AMI Cherry streets, No.
"a fronting 80 feet on Union street and running back
10 feet, being the same properly c0nyoyedt0 J. w.
iud dostou by j u. Robertson nnd raelslcred in the
Register Office Of Davidson County, Tennuessoe being
levied on as the property Of j. W. Huddloston 10 sat
hfy ajudgmont rendered In favor Of Hyde aud Free
man, against W. Middleton
.lAABs NJ HINT0N,
June list sheriff Of G.
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Sherifs Sale.

DY virtue Of Vendtioni ENponas TO mo directed
~ and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Can't
o. davidson County, Tennessee, al ne March Term.
lse2 All expose 70 public SAFE 10 the highest BID
DER Tor cash at the Courthouse Yard in the CITY Of
Nashville, on saturday, the 20 h day Of Jny, 1859
AZ the right title, claim, interest and estate
Which Eliza Lyons then had, or may have since ac
quTed In and 70 the following described Lot Of Ground
situated In Davidson County, State OF Tennessee
bounded as follows on the west side Of Capitol Hill
in the city Of Nashville being part Of the known
az Coexrils lots, and part Of lots No 49, commencing
at the south corner Of the said lotNo 10 and running
80 feet in norihery direction TO a street laid on
through said property, thence with said rect 80
feet, thence in southery direction co feet in line
parallel 70 Che first and thence So feet 10 the place of
the beginning Being the same property conveyed
oy Isaac Paul 70 Eliza lyons regste ca IN the Regis
ier's Office Of Davidson County, IN hook H. page 4l2
being levied on as the property Of Eliza Lyons To eat
isfy judgment rendered in iaYor Of William FodweIl
against the said Eliza Lyons
J. M HINTON
June IL, 1862 Sheriff Of d. O
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Shenfs Sale.

DY virtue Of a yenditoni exponas 70 me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson County, Tennessee, AZ its March Term,
1862 Will expose % public sao % tue highest bid
der for cash. al the Court hGuRo Nari IN the city u
Nashville, on saturday the 2dth day Of July S62
ali the right title claim, interest and estate, which
John Corbitt then had, or may have since acquired,
in and 20 the following described lot Of ground be
ginning at j, A. Farrs', Sou east corner, on Maple
street, running s0uthwafdly 90 feet 60 q stake,
thence at right aug les with hapo street. s0loot TO
stake on an ALLEYS thence with said suey 60 feet 70
stake In said j a. Fairs southwest corner thence
along said Fafrs' south boundary line 20 the begin
ing being levied on as the property of John Cor
bitt, 20 satisfy judgmenNren lered In favor ofJas
Barnes against N. p. lorbitt, y r. ClEbtt, John Cor
bit and f. L. COrbitt.
JAMES AZ fINTOS
jane l4--8t SHEER 81 OF u. &.
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United Static of America:
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENEEssEE.


XETHEREAS libel Of Information was hled within
Wv aud for the Middle District Of Tounessae az
Nashville ON the End day Of Ju1e, A. D., 1904, by
John Tumble, Esq. Attorney for the United States
for the Middle Disflct u Tennessee who proaocutos
herein on behalf Of the United states against certain
pro srty, viz: certain I0t situated near the south
east Of Broad and Front streoe the City OF
Nashville being tne next lot " tho curner lot afOre-
said on which corner lot Is situated the brass EOun
dry Of b Cole said lot fronting Front street. ron
ming back towards ne river iheuoa nearly rafallel
70 the river, and then hack ~ Front street the cor
ner Of said lOt on Front street hrtheft hOm Broad
being opposite a small Bhoksnti's shop situated on
the Otber side u Front steet aud So ali the Boild
ings on sid LOT, and also al the lEtures machinery
tOOs, implements and materials ~ every description
clnnscted with sad l0t and buildings Gtia buildings
on said lot being The Foundry ~ 7. n. Hrenuan
and praying process against SAID pr0peTty that The
same be clnlompod a. Forfeited
Now thorof0e in pursaancs o. the monitor an
der the seal Of said eoufi ~ mo directed and dehyer
Cd, ] do hereby give fublic notice - al persons
claiming sad property or Ia any manor lateresisd
tiifViii tfps Juicy - asa appear before said circuit
Court 70 be held AZ the city of Naghyne 10 aud isF
said Dslrct Oh the Goth day Of October 1904 - ~
clock IN The forenoon Of that day, then and there
y ioierpose ~ lr CHAINS, and 70 make ihelr alcga
lions Do that behalf " r. GLAac0Ck
June "a lS0l--lft q. n Marshal u r
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WkAky @E't1k yNAVR'
---.-l--l------L-
Especial Telegram 10 NASHVILLE uaIoh,l
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES. /
Reported burning Of Yicksburg
by the Rebels.
----s------ gss .lee
10000 Of the COrinth Army
Near Charleston.
Com. Dupont Suggests Further
ReinfOrcements.s
Decentralization of the Rebel
nJ Army.
Steamer "NeIIie'' sheIIed by
thc FedeFaIs.
The FederaIs Occupy James Is
land.
Com. Dupont Suggests Earth Ell
ReinfOrcements.,
Steamer NeIIie'' SheIIed b
thc FederaIs.
The FederaIs Occupy James Is
land.

LOUISVILLE, June l3.--No further particu-
lars Of Shields engagements.
MoClellan's forces reconnoitered as far
as Meadow bridge aud found the enemy qui-
ct, but in force.
Maynard received telegraph from Gov.
johnson that the rebels were reported re-
treating from Cumberland Gap towards
chattanooga. lie also reports that the reb
els burned Vicksburg. The report is net
credited at Memphis. -g
WASHINGTON, June 49, The Bureau of
Slave Rmancipation talked Of with Eli Thay.
er at its head.
Our 9ouces occupy James Island, about
seven miles from Charleston, under protec-
tion Of our gunboats. Deserters say that
thirty thousand Of the Corinth army arrived
at Charleston. Every preparation is making
for stubborn defence OF that city.
Commodore Dupont thinks wesneed fur
ther force. No appreheusiOns of az attack
on the Federal forces.
Halleck received information OF demorali.
zalion. mutiny, and large deserhons in the
rebel army, sonth Of corinth aud absence o
food in that quarter is reported
BosroN, June l3--4sVO more steamers are
about to leave England with ammunition
for he rebels by way Oh Nassau. hN
Gen. MARQUEE at yera'Cruz is about fore
ing loan on the foreign merchants.
The steamer Nellie, in attempting to run
the blockade on the 27th ult., ran ashore and
was shelled by the Federals. il Caei
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pR virtue Ola yendilioni e4ponas % me directed.
- and doiiveIed from he Honorable Circuit Court
% nty iu4un Nountyi leuneEgloi nt ~ 5un iuriii
1907 VIII eApofe % public sale, % ihe highest bl-
lff Tor Cash, at tho Coufth0uss yard on tiia lg Of
NASHVILLE on taturdaythe 23th cay 81 joy 1892 al
lhe fHht htle, claim, Interest AID faiaioi which
John y ietgny then had or mSy have since qcI1lr
edt ln aud % che following described piece pafde
of land lying n the 8th dlairct 81 DaYcson Oauuiy
lot No ~, coutalning6 ceres and "a poles bounded
on the east BY he land a James Davis end footing
tho nil a. eek Valley Turnpike Road, lu ne piau ~
fetway deceased, being levied az the proiefty az
John . fotway 90 sat'siy judgment rendered n a.
por Of q. b bah afainft j0uu +. PetWay
JANIS ~ hINTOW,
Igre li--st sheriff OfD q.
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Sherifs Sale.

DY virtue of a venditioni exponas TO mo directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Clrcuit Court
of Davidson County, Tennessee, at its Mhfah Term
1862 viii expose to public sal , to the highest bid
der, for cash, at the C0rt!hbuse ard Ia tho City of
Nashville, on saturday, the Goth day Of tuy 1862,
all the right, title claim, interest and estate which
Isaac Paul then had, may have since acquire in
and 70 the following described tract parce Of land
In the city Of Nashville, Davidson County, State Of
Tennessee, as follows: fronting SO feet on the west
side Of MarketSt 2eiorence can be had by referring
70 book 20, page 6l6 33 teet conveyed TO Isaac
Paul, by deed, on the Isl day Of January, $500,
and lies Immediately between the above named 80
fsets d. ed Of Robert Hawkins ground being part
being the same property conveyed by deed from n
Woodin to Isaac raul, registered ia the REGISTERS
Office Of Davidson County, ia book 49, page 40; being
levied on as the property Of Isaac Paul to satisfy
Judgment rendered In fivor OF VIM E. Watkins
aganst J. w. Rirdwell and Isaac Paul.
J. N. HINTON,
June IA, 1862-3t sheriff of % G.
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by virtue Of a yenditoni exponas 10 me directed,
- and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF davidson County, Tenuessce az no March Term
ls62 win expose % public sale, % The highest bid.
der, for cahh AZ the Court house Yard in tbo CITY f
Nashville, saturday the Goth day of Juy, 1852 All
the right, uie, clam, interest and e'ate, which q
= slsli iiisy
inand 90 the following described property 10 Wit Hot
Street, being the same conveyed toe. X. Winswn ~
al, Wetmore, ga book no, l6 page 30. Aifo lot
~ J, Fronting 4O ieet on High STREET, ana running
eM Ward Of Che City II Nashville, ana being no. ga
tno plan 81 lots Of Aoaaider Camphe and Wife, ana
recorded M the Register once oi Davidson county,
lenuelsee, IN book afIalo 60 ~ which rtierohoe y
hereby made being levied on the property oi n.
Wnstoui u sally ildemeut rendered in favor N
Ara Brown against C. X W .nsiou, Z. Weston, a, Is,
shankand and Eli L. WoydF
j b. HINTON,
June "a, 1907 sheriff 0fD.C.
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SheriRs Sale.

DY virtue % a venditioni exp0nas 10 ma directed
ID and delivered from che Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, az its March Term
1852 will expose 10 pHbo sac, 70 the highest bid
der for cash. at the Courthouse Yard Ia the City Of
Naahville aOn Saturday. the 26Lh dap OF Julv 1862
all the right, title claim interest and estate which
Isaac Paul then had, Or may have since acquired In
and 70 the following described tract parcel OF land
~ the city o. Nashville, Davidson County Tenues
500, follows Frontng % feet on tue west side Of
Market street. 30 Il OF OF which was conveyed on the
18Th day Of August, 1850 AID registered IN the Reg
isters office Of Davidson County, 10 book %, page
90, and 10 which reference ID hereby had. The 10.
naming 33 feet was conveyed by deed on the Let Day
Of January, 1862 aud lies Immediately between the
above named 80 feet deed, Robert Mwkias' grouud,
being part Of the same property conveyed by deed
from r. Woodhn % Isaac Paul, book 30, page 40 reg
stered On the Reg othco Of Davidson County,
being levied as the property Of Isaac Paul 10 sat-
sfy judgment rendered ia iayOT Of VIM, h. Wat
kins against !. W. Brdwsll and Isaac Paul
j. M HINTON,
June "a, I602-3t Sheriff 81 D. c.
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sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of venditioni Expouns to me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, 90 its March Term,
1852, will expose % public sale 20 thn highest bid
Nashville, on Saturday, the Goth day Of July, 1852,
all the right title, elaim interest and estate, which
g. X. Winston then had, may have since acquires,
IN and 20 the following descr bed property, 10 wiz -
lots No s, fronting 40 feet each on High street,
running back 30 feet TO l6foot alley and situated
ia The 8th ward Of the CITY Of Nashville and being
Numbers h 10 the plan Of Alexander Campbell
and wife, recorded 10 the Registers Office Of David
sen County, Tennessee 10 book lS, page 64g, being
levied on as the property Of q X. Winston 10 satsfy
a Judgment rendered In fvor Of Winfield Knight
against c K. Winston, A. " shankIand, and XII L.
Woods. j. NJ. HINTON,
June IA, 1s62-8t sheriff orr. G.
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sherifs Sale. Al

ID virtue Of a veuditioni eSpenas - directed,
ID and Dc vcrcd fcon She Honorable Circuit Go irt
Of Davidson County, Iennessee, at It's March Term
1862, viii expose 90 pubic sale, 70 the hikhert bid.
der for cash, 40 the Court house yard IN The City OF
Na8hyie, 90 Slturfay TIE 26tn day ofJuiy 1862 all
the fight tltc clsna utefcst aod ostaie, which The
franSyn COLLEGE aud Stonisi. River ~ n Company
then had, or may have snco acquitted, in and 20 the
huoWing described properly VI wit TO ? certain
Turnpike Road in DkYdson County Tennessee,
known Hs She frRnkyn College, a3d stones Rivor
Turnpike Company, being levied GA as the property
of lranklyn College and stones River Turnpike
Company, 20 eaiisfy Judgment rendered IN favor OF
y. z, iNdloy against frankya College and stones
River Turnpike Company
JANIS NJ HINTON,
mao last. sheriff Of d. g.
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New Books.

We have received from No. 20 Cedar
street, the following books:
Parson BRowELow's great book, en-
titled "Sketches Of the Rise, Progress
and Decline of Secession, with a Mar
rative Of Personal Adventures among
the Rebels"
A LIES Secret; story of Woman
Revenge, by Mrs. Henry Wood; The
Channings, tale by the same authoress;
and The Historical War Map.
Everybody will be eager to get
BRowNLow's book, loyalists, secession
lists and neutrals, just to see what the
lively Parson says. The novels are
highly commended by the press. No
20 will accept the numberless thanks OF
N,DlJer One for their kind attentions.
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A BILL.

20 Suppress and Prevent Rebetion, soaiIion and Bres H.
IS ofde Peace.
" HEREAs, An persons residing or being within the
corporate limits Of the City Of Nashville aleg
ance to the municipal lavs, government, and good
order thereof therefore no language act, or con-
duct should be allowed calculated to iucte rebellion
on seditiop, or offend loyal citizens therefore, be It
enacted by the City Council,
sEo That the city laws passed 10th August ls4s,
on page 1a7 Oh. l., Sec l. be and the same are here
by so amended that whoever shall be guilty, within
the lmits OF the corporation Of the city aforesaid Of
utterng ssditous words or speeches, spreading
abroad false news, or dispensing scanGalous ubels
against the corporation aforesaid the government
OF the United States, Of obstruong any lawful of
noer ofpaid corporation in execuu 40 onlce or Of
instigatisg others 70 do so, or melting, by word
deed or act, others 10 cabal and meet together to
contrive, ineite, or suggest rebellion, cOnspiraoes
riots or any other lawful feuds differences, there
by toetir people up maciously to contrivo the ruin
and destruction OF me peace safety and good order Of
the corporation Aforesaid the government Of the
United States, or Ahall knowingly conceal such evil
PRACTICES or harbor conceal assist any disoya
citizen Who has been oris member Of the Con
gederato army, who returns to said corporation
spy or agent for said Copfederaoy, any person
gagged in the same, or shall use any language calcula
ted in It's nature TO deter or embarrass any citizen
from being or becoming loyal citizen Of the United
States. violation OF this aot shall DO a high misde
moapor, and upon oOnyicton'befoFe the Recorder Of
said corporation, shall forfeit and pay hne Of not
less than twenty five more than fifty dollars.
SIC 2 1t shall be, and Is hereby made, the special
duty OF the City Marshal, hs deputies, and each OF
the night policemen to diligently inquire into all yio
atOn TIE FIRST section Of this act aud to arrest and
take before the Recorder for trial. every such person
auspesied Of violation Of this act
W. p. JONES'
Preuident Common Council.
Nm BRIEN
President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved sune ~, 1862,
JOHN HUGH SMITH. Mayor
iunol2--st
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of a venditloni exponas 90 mo directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson County, Tennessee, at is March Term,
1862 will expo to public SALE to the highest bid
der for cash. at the Oourthouse Yard in the City "
Nashville, on Saturday, the Goth day Of July, 1862,
all the right, title, claim, interest and estate which
Q. X. Winston then had, may have since acquir.
ed Ia and TO the following described real ate Two
lots, numbers and g. fronting 40 feeteaoh on High
street, and rnnnng back 210 feet to 16 tect alley
and Hitnlted 10 the sth Ward OF the City OF Nash.
Vile, and being numbers ard g. IN the plan Of lots
of Alexander. Campbell and vile For further refer.
ence see book is page 649, in Registers Office Of
Davidson county, Tennessee; being levied on as tho
property Of G. X. Winston, to satiafy a Judgment
rendered in favor Of Winfield Knight against Q. .
Winston, A. b. shankand and Ell /. Woods
JAS. NJ. HINTON,
June IA, l8G2-3t Sheriff Of d. {,
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Room an NLemphIs Avalanche, Juno 8.

@AfeAAtNneAANf
The opinion is almost universal at the
South that the speediest mode of expell-
ing the enemy from the South is to in
wade the North, If this policy should be
adopted, the Southern people would feel
additional confidence in its success, a
the invading columns were commanded
by Jackson, Price and Morgan. The
chivalry of the South would rally to
their standards with alacrity of jewellers
to feast. Soon would our detested foes
be taught, at their own homes, something
of the bitterness of aggressive war. They
sh ould be visited, not in the infamous
spirit Of savage vandalism with which
they have desecrated everything in the
South, but in the stern spirit of just retri-
button for their crimes.
Very good. Suppose you try it, you
miserable braggart, who could not keep
the Federal troops out of your own
strongly fortified city. You tried invad-
ing Kentucky, and found that rather hot
for you. If you could get half as far
into Illinois or Indiana as we have got
into Virginia or Alabama, there wouldn't
be grease spot left of your rebel bodies.
Try it if you please, and you will then
find out what determination means, n