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sherifs Sale.

pN virtue ola veud.tioni eXpOuls Co mo directed,
- aud delivered from the Honorable Circuit CUfrt
10 Davidson County, Tennessee, at ITS March Term
1867, Will gpOso % pubic sale % the highou bI.
der, Ir cash, at the Court house yard, 90 the Cty of
Nashville, saturday The Qdth DAY Of July 1904 all
the right tto, claim, ntoles aud estate which The
funkyu College and stones River r D. Company
then hai, OF NAV have siuce acquired, n and 20 dc
UioWug described property 90 wit 90 "a DOrIau
Turnpike Road 100 Davidson County Tennessee,
known a. tbe frnnkyn College ald stones River
Turnpike Company being levied on as The property
o. Franklyn College and StOnCg River Turnpike
company, 70 satisfy Judgment rendered he GTur a.
NJ Ridley, against Erauklyn College and Stohcs'
River Turnpike Company,
JAMES ~ HINTON
lBpe list shorI1 OF n. G.
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sheriRR Sale.

DY virtue of Vbndtioni ENpoDas 20 me directed
ID and daliyared from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at its March Term,
1862, VIII expose to public sale TO the highest bid.
der, for CASH attho Court house Yard 10 the City Of
Nashville, on saturday the Goth day Of July, 1862
AL the right title, clhim interest and estate which
Henry liitl thOn had, or may have acquired 10
and 70 the following described lot OF Land, lying
South Nashville, Davidson County Tennessee bounded
as follows GA Pearl Street, the corner OF Morris
COrner Of said Street. running West $50 feet, thence
south 40 feet at right angles $50 feet TO said street
thence North 30 feet to the begnning being levied
the property Of Henry Hill, TO satisfy Judgment
rendered in favor Of N. j. Fox against Henry Hill and
Isaac Paul JAMES NJ HINTON
iuue list Shari0 of ID G.
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sherih,g sac.

DY virtuc Of a Vcndti0ni Fxponaa 10 me dFeeied
II and holyered from the H0uorable Circuit Cont
Of Dayids0n COuuty, Tenuei see, al its March Term
ls02, VIII expose 20 pablo Hab, 10 the highest tii
der, for cash pt the COpJtouse Yard, IN he City Of
Nashville, on saturday, the 70 b Jay Of Juy, 1867,
all She right, tiflb. Clhmi Interest aud estate
which Eliza Lyons then had, or may hRNe Hn0e Nc q
CURED ID and ~ the following de- crled Lot fGround
situated Ia Davidson County, state Of Tenn ss,A
bounded az ieilowa 90 the west isdeof EHpitol 500
iptheciy " Nashville, beigga part u the lots known
as Oockris lots, AMI part of lots No 10 c6mmencing
at the rUutcUr u TIE sB lot No 10 sabd futuimg
90 feet Ia a nprihery Objection ~ street laid on
through said property, thence with said 5 roet 80
feet, thepcU ma sodthery direction GU rect ia lihe
RlraiF 10 the hrst, and thence ge t ~ te place VI
the beg inning. Being the same property conveyed
by slsc Paul 70 Viva lyons, rbidei61in The Regik-
ters Office ofDavidsoB Oduuiy IN book a, page 4i2,
bong levied Qn a. the proper ~ Of Ella Lyons ~ Eat
isfy Judgment rendered IN favor df WilImm Fodwell
against Tie slid Eliza Lyons. F.Il gHff| r| rr'
q .-.yf -.l rr FrauJ. ~. BlST0N, poi.
June Il, is62. sheriff Of b. c.
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sheriRs Sale.

IlH vHtpe pf a veudltiOn eXpOnss 10 me lirccted
ID aud delivered from tie HbhorAble Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, iHcunessoo, az its March TerHR
lSt2' Wll expose TO public sac, to the highest bid
dor for sh, at the Court hose yard, ID the City or
tto, claim, Interest and esu,ta, which u s.. shack
lett then had Or may have since acquitted, IN and TO
the following deacribed uatb a. lait25 acres OF land
Il lcrg the undivided Interest lelongpg. LnJ. 5.
Shacklelt, in 100 acre tract Of land known as the
smith Ogevies Heirs tract II land lying in Davidson
County, aud district NO = and bounded fll0Is--
On the North by the lauds VI Feels heirs on the
west by the lands of John Roller and J. J. white ;
Onthe south BY the lands a Samuel Rimhfo md j!
j White on the east By the lands of 81 Shpckett
being levied as the property OF j. s. Shack lett To-
satisfy Judgment rehdered 70 fayUr Of Msdd6is
Hargrave against J. s. shseklett.la .5rlJ srt.
..t JAMES NJ. HINTON,
II June list H' I'H''H lo Shbrin Of D. @.
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Sherifs Sale.

DY virtue of a ycndition cxp0nas TO me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, at It's March Term
1862, will expose 70 public sale 20 the highest bid
der for cash at the Court house Var ian the city Of
Nashville, OF saturday tho 10Th day Of July Sd2
all the right title, claim, interest and estate which
John Corbut then had, or may have since acquired,
iu and 10 the following described lot Of ground De-
ginning at a. Farrs', Sou D cast corner, on Maple
street, running southwudly co feet o. a stake
thence az rigt angles Oh nupe street $50 ioet Co
stake an alley, thence th said alley 60 feet 10
stake u saidJ a. Furris south west corner thence
along said Farri8 south boundary line 10 the begin
ing being levied on as the property of John Cor.
Bit, ~ satisfy "a juigmeurruudcred in favor ofJa8
BQrHes against n. p. uorbut, y, r. Corbitt john Cor
Bit and r. y. C0rbitt
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
June I4-2t SlerIn of % g.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY vrlheVf a Ytpdhioni Exponas 70 me d,reeted
ID aud delivered from the honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, az fts March Term
1862 will exoso 20 public sael 70 the highest iBd
Ger, for CASH AZ the Court house yard ia the City Of
Nashville, GU saturday the 26th day or JAY 1892 Al
Che right title, aim ntgfest aud estate, which ~
d. Payne thea had, %. may have since acquired, ~
aud b the following described Lot or piece Of Ground
in Edgphtld, Ia Davidson County IN A. W Putnan's
addition to- Edgnleld, known a. Eot No II fronting
80 feet on the Whites creek pike, and running back
275 feet to Putnam street being The same c6ntcybd 70
T. ID. Payne, by A.W. Putnam and Registered IN Reg
sters UBice OF Davidson county, Tennessee, 10 Book
&c. Page 82T, TO which reference Is made being levied
as the property Of 3. D.1Payne 10 satisfy judg
meht rendered in tRyVr 0fA.W Putnam against f. D.
Payne. j. N. HINTON,
juhei5--3t roo. ."f| ''.H"H Sli6rn Of d. C.
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United States of America;


wv HEIlEAS libel of information was filed with
w in aud for the Middle District uf tennessee at
Nashville the Goth day Of May, A. d , 1862 by
John Irmble, ESD Attorney for the United Sta. os
for the Middle District Of Tennessee, who prosecutes
herein behalf Of the United states, against GER
tain lot snd the Buildings thereon situated fronting
on Market street, Ia the city of Nashville known AZ
Ellis Moores tg4ulry and Machine shop, East Of
aud near Broad street, IA ihe City OF Nashville also
al she machinery, toas, GS,urea aud implements
bud m tteral connected with slli lot and Foundry
aud Machine shop aud Building, ur reasons and
causes Ia said hbcl of Information mentioned, aud
praying process against the said property That the
same be CDudOmuol as tort fltul.
Now, therefore 10 pursuance OF the moniton under
the seal Of said Court, To me- directed and delivered
DO hereby give public notice u 1u persons claiming
sail property or 10 any manner Interested therein,
that they be- and appear before said Circuit COnrt 60
be- held at The City of Nashville, tu and for SAID bis
trigt the goth day of October lSG2 at 10 O'Clock u
the forenoon Of that day, then and there 10 nterpose
their ylIims, ana g. make their allegations IN that
behalf b. r. GlASlOtk,
Juuo II, 1869 Lat. Y $, Marshal, N d. Z,
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United States Of America:
mLnLE nIsIKICI 81 TENNE..Lr-

'''''-" 'I"'NINI U TN ID.
NTHEHEAS, inform alton was fled within and for
" the Middle District OF Tennessee, at Nashville.
on TIE 2oth day of May, A. D., 1902, By John nimbe
taQr Attorney for the DnI,i States Tor the Middle
bsnyt u Tennessee, Who prlscCutos herein on behalf
OF lhc Jhig' states against certain property, VIZ. "a
L"l situated on ht Northeast corner OF cherry street
and Franklin street. lu South Nashville and Me
building thereon Che said buildings recently erected
l"r me purpose oi preparing mAtgIals Tor thc manu-
lA'iHle ID. 1unpoWdori also thc auluery and ax
lures connected With said establishment. craving pro.
lrittd, '
Now therefore ln pursuance Of the mUnuIon IN.
ecI tu srAl u' said Court 600 me directed and deig
'itaf au hereby give public notice o. au persons
scanning sara property, 1r Boa any manner interested
t''auf thdl iNgI Dec ami uUpelr before said Circuit
COURT io d. bold at Che cay Of Nashville u aud tlr
fal llfH go uu tun on DAY Uf uCi0lHr. It6l al no
utoA iH lHr Hfruu"u Ut that day then aui tbure to
iA |ia' tiflf claims auu tl make their allegations
Iu tuat bCdaI h IN tIAslOik
INH'aHlli o. q Marshal n ID n
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United States of America.
MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNESSEE.

NITHEREAs, hbal of Information was flied within
w aud for the Middle ustgct OF Tcnncssse, at
Nashville ON The 2nd day Of Juue, A. D., 1902, By
JOHN TrmhlH, FsI., Attorney Cor The Quilted states
ur the Middle nsllicl Ol TcuucssCo, who prOseCutes
herein behalf Of the Uuite1 states, against certain
pro- erty ylzi certain lot situated near ihe South
cast conner of Broad aud Front streets IN the city Of
Nashville being ne next lot % tAe corner l1 ai0re-
said on which corner lot is situated, the Brass foun
dry Of b. Cole said lUt fronting on Front Street
uug back towards lhr river, thcucr nearly IHTaIlel
90 e river, aud thence back o. Trout ttrtot the cor
ucr of said Zoe uu Front FtTrat rthgFt from Broad
being opposite small bllrAsmths shop, situated Uu
Che other side ui Front street; aud uso u The Bud-
n ON slid Tot, aud also an the fixtures, machinery
tuu.s, implements aud materials 1t every description
connected with sad lot and buildings said bindings
ON Flid lot being the Foundry Ut one q, NJ Brennan
aud pray ing process against said property, that tho
same hr con iumuyl as forfeited,
Now therefore, iu pursuance Of the monitor, I'M
der the seal of said Court, 20 me directed aud deliver
ca, uo hereby give public notice 20 an persons
claiming said property, or lu any manner Interested
therein, that they be and appear before sad Circuit
Court tp Doe bold at the city uf Nashville iu and for
said District, on the 10Th day of uCt0byr 1904 at no
O'Clock ia thr forenoon Of that day, then aud there
Co iuteuosc tntr claims, ana Co mako their allega
lions lu that behalf D.. r. GLASCOCK
duuc Il lou---lN L, r. Marshal N ID 4.
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Terms of subscriptions in Par Funds.

On itg TO very limited humber o. P,stollltcs ut
present In Tenucssec we have not yet baeit ahLF 70
commence the Tri weekly AID Weekly issues, We
will issue a Til weekly when we have dve hundred
ami the Weekly when We have thousand subsGH
bcrs. .'''.. p .."'.IA t.'' rF"r' "a
Rs-All communications on business with the Office,
wli be addressed to The PUBLISHERS Of the UNION,
and all communications to tn" Editor win be address
to s O. MERCER % ..'' "r'-' -oi 1i.'-t
Editors Of loyal newspapers will do us great kind
ness by re.pubshng the foregoing or its substance
The current transactions in Tennessee for months to
come yin be highly interesting 10 all uvers Of THUR
county and her free Institutions, and tbs cOunpsof
the UsIov will furnish the earliest and mpbt reliable
history Of these events.
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BANK or THE CUNnEBLANR ||El D..
NEAR CuMuEBLANp FoRp,
June 7th. 1862.

NEAR CUMBERLAND FoRp,
June 9Th, 1862,
DEAR READER The base Of the Cum
berland mountains lies but a days march
beyond me towards the South but furth-
er progress in that direction is barred for
the present by the outer line Of Union
pickets. No civilian is allowed to go
beyond this line without a pass from the
commander ofthe post and such passes
are not easily obtained. suppose I
must content myself with am outside
view,
The sick have al been sent out Of the
camp. No one is wanted there now who
is not fully up to the highest standard Of
physical etioiency-who cannot if need
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To Keeper'.or riPpnns iiOuse .

NouDt be- hereby E.ygur Chat ths Acc passed. Do
~ cry Council February ia. IsGl. tut.ttI an Alt
prohibiting iHr saIo uf y.unas. Fr.rIluHua Ur .nInE
l'aing liquors, &C.. vlI hereafter be rri.y enforced
LNu HUGH SMITH, Mayor
Mayors once. MAY 20. lsag 40
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BOA r d

| HAVE TWO WrIL.PURNTSWn ROOMS .gt
= Able ior two small families, or nay DE vcoopIed
ly several Fnntlomcu. House, opposite Judge Cst.
i'5l eN"'iHhE' merry street, Terms liberal ....
NV Pr tlsetn Day hoarlru San Dc acaummuIa.
t"l also Tow ltnusiout Balulrrs can Dc atgamBa
dated. U4ucI -amI NAhTHA d. VEAOITN
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The following letters from an East
TennesAee esiIe, although delayed 90 the
wayside," will be found very inter
esting;
Letters from the Wayside-No, Q.
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NEAR LExfEGroE, XVI
May 20, 1862.

May 20, 1862.
DEAR READER write this in the cor
ner Of Mr.. Somebody's park, under the
shade Of big elm. About twenty fine
looking yOpbg pAtlS are standing around
in a semi circle, watching my movements
with great interest Now and then one
Of them, holder or more inquisitive than
the rest approaches so inconveniently
near that i am obliged 70 -dlriEe him
away.
have never passed through any coun-
try that has impressed me 50 strongly
with the idea of agricultural wealth as
this. Between Paris and Lexington, along
the turnpike particularly, it presents an
unbroken succession Of magnificent farms,
in the highest state of cultivation, aud
productive almost beyond belief The
houses are large, fine and comfortable,
and standing far back from the road are
often scarcely discenable through the
trees. And what magni6cent 6elds o.
wheat and conl what fine shaded pas
lures what noble herds of cattle and
horses Fortunate Kentuckyl What
should ] have seen here had Kentucky
proved disloyal and become the battle
field Of this terrible war? The desc
late path of ZoLIIcoFFER's army from
Cumberland Gap to the fatal field Of
Wild Cat furnishes the ready answer
Fortunate indeed it is that his hordes
never reached the fertile and populous
plains of the bluegrass country
Secessiohists are numerous in this re.
gion, but 'eveh'hefe the loyalsts are eve.
rywhere in the majority. Let no mar
doubt for an instant the loyalty Of Ken
lucky. She is true as steel, and will
stand by ihe Constitution and the law
and fight under the old flag to the last.
As an cxiled East Tennessean, l fin,
sympathy everywhere sWe have tn
prayers of AZ good l6yalS people for GU
speedy rehtOration % our homes and fami
lies. The women Of Kentucky Zoo
bless them arc most earnest and warn
in their expressions Of interest in tn,
wandering exile and his family. Tn,
rebels would get little mercy at thei
hands were thsy constituted Judges il
the case. The persecutors' Of women ant
children and the murderers of old men
have voluntarily placed themselves be
yond the pale of human sympathy.
The guerrillas, as you arc aware, late
ly made an excursion through this regioI
but they were evidently in too great hast
to get to place of safety, to do mucl
damage beyond their usual horse steal
ing exploits. My host last night toll
me that they took too horses from a neigh
Dor Of his and carried of two Unio
men, who have not since been heard from
He thinks they hung them IN the woods
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NOTICEi

ON SATURDAY,, the 2Sth DAY or JUNE, 1852,
" viii expose 60 public sale 60 the highest bidder,
Tor Cash 40 the Court house lu the County of David
SON. NEGRO MAN, named CuGrTopuEH, uEod about
~ Years, lowed ON as tho property of John w. Mar.
Tin 10 satisfy one VI Ia in my hands, la favor OF
r. haIlurd Clerk aud Master ul The OhanCcry Court
al hcNuhNiNer Ivunesseo, against John W. Martin
and W, q. Harms. Ste within the usual hours.
May 23d, iSt2--tl j. NJ HINTON sbeIfg
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S25 REWARD!

gTOLLN. rol % HJluFHRANn, Jeveler, 0a ul-
> GOD street. ONE PATENf LEVER ENGIIsH
GOLD WATCH, manufactured by Ju0 Johnston, live
sruurI Ihe Watch e af small sire, VITA white dial
engraved un tbr inside "DEl vi HtsnEE, from hs
Gfhef lu Che year 1885 Uu tl0 0utHlda engraved
HHlgtrE HksnEHH THa abar5 Reward will b. paid
or amy Information chat may laaI 90 lhg recovery gf
tH6 property "a % HAMMER
IuHtt-u
I5glryIo Journal please copy 90 tho amt afil.
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
SALT AGENCY.

INHE SUR CNBER has opened GENERAL S,IT
Il AGbNDl 40 thts Clty, the Old STAND af N =
l'her, vu Ma krt street and will De glad tu furnish
Wy AND country buyers ou most NbtraI terms either
i"r par iduls ur Banks of Tennessee, auI will korp
small packages.
Aprd ASSN ...H ...... . Az ! ROSS
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Singers Sowing Machine.

E'OR SALE LOW BUR CAsu. uNE OBJ sr<.rr.s
II sowing Machine, m good ufdef, varrnrt. i Al
30 UNION srREtT ~
Iuoes-lv KAUrMAvE
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.... .... MAY ~, l5O& f
sit down to finish this letter on hill
overlooking London, (not quite so big a
place as its hamesake across The water
and, for a time, a military position of
some importance A line Of earthworks
runs around the entire summit and on the
side toward London was a battery Of
four guns. 80 Irr ."i T.
The view is fine, whichever way turn
my eyes; but it is toward the South that
my gaze ipYqluntarily returns again and
again The bloc outlines Of tile Cum 3
berland Mountains are visible in that di-
rection. Beyond them is the beautiful
valley of the Tennessee aud n HoHE.
Home alas have the rebels still left us
such place?
Here, ON every hand one sees the foot
prints of war Fields lying open and
unculiiyaisd; houses in ruins; families
scattered. ZoLuoorrER's cavalry men
made stables of some Of the best houses
spreading feather beds on the floor for
their horses to lie on. The people here
are terribly embittercd against the "Se-
cesh.' Nearly all the ablcbodied men are
in the Union army, frequently inquire
if there are any "secesh" in ibis region.
mot mar" the answer invariably is,
"who dares to ayow himself such"
The women, who all have husbands.
lovers, brothers or sons in the army, are
all anxious to hear the latest news from
Corinth, Richmond, and the Gap.
The people Of Eastern Kentucky are ,
noble race, sturdy, strong, brave, generous,
large-hearted loyal, and stcadfast, but
rude, upcultivatod, and unthrifty. They
only need Observation-Disclosures, books
newspapers, and that great ciyilizer a
railroad to make them worthy Of their
noble heritage as citizens Of a great free
country, JAuQEs pu Sun.
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FOR SALEi

HOUSE and I.Dr Tor sale. -
L GOA worry reasonable trrur. 900 Gar ef. aateE
North Hf 10 itHI. EHnI cElH0rh1od IatHfN
Applicants viii address " Boa NO. 1lE.
city tWi-Jnla. JulelJ-lvs
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FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE p, 1862.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-06-18

(of means Of transportation-all all the sub
9tantial fruits of q complete victory, such,
INDEED, as rarely have followed the most
successful battles, for never was an ar
my 50 well provided as that of our enc
lmy.
The remnant of his army had been
Idriven in utter disorder to the immedi-
ate vicinity ofPittsburg, under The shol'
ter Of the heavy guns Of his iron.clad
guuboats, and We remained undisputed
masters Of his well.selc1ted, admirably
provided coutonmen is, tteI over twelve
hours obstinate couAic with his forces;
\ who had been beaten from them and the
contiguous covert, hut only by sus-
tained onset of all the men We could
bring into action.
Our loss was heavy, as will appear
from the accompanying return marked
I"B." Our Commander.in- Chief. Gen.
A. S. Johnston, fell mortally wounded,
land died on the field at . so P. NJ, af,
ter having shown the higest qualities Of
the commander, and a personal intrepid
ity that inspired all around him, and
gave resistless impulsion to his columns
lat critical moments"
When darkness put close to the con-
.0ict the men we're too m ucL exhausted
to gather up the rich spoils. They slept
.on their arms. The rain fell in torrents
To add to their discomfort the enemy
broke their rest by tie discharge at
measured intervals of heavy shells from
their gunboats.
On the morning Of Monday, the 7th,
the battle re opened and ragged with re.
newed fury. The enemy had been large
Ily reinforced. But from the onset, our
troops, Notwithstanding their fatigue and
losses from the battle oftle day before,
Exhibited the most cheering, veteran
like steadiness. On the right and cen
tire the enemy was repulsed in every at
tempt he made with his heavy columns
in that quarter oftho field in 'he left,
however, and nearest to the point Of ar
rival of his reinfcrcements he drove
FORWARD line after line CT his fresh troops
which we're met with resolution and
courage of which our country may be
proudly hopeful. Again and again our
troops were brought to the charge, in.
'variably to win the position at issue, in
variably to drive back their foe. But
hour by hour thus opposed to an enemy
constantly reinforced, our ranks were
perceptibly thinned under the uncoasing,
whitening FIRE Of the enemy, and by II
meridian, Is hours of hard fighting had
sensibly exhausted large number my
last reserves had necessarily been dispo