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RELIGIOUS AwAKESISG.-R Rev. Mr.. Ham
mond the reyiyalist, whose preaching has re-
Gently excited SO lively religious interest in
Lewiston. is now laboring in Brunswick
During the past week, meetings were held
morning and evening, every day. and they
are to be continued this week. They are full.
ly attended and the interest Is increasing.
He is represented to be one of those genial,
large souled men whose persuasive eloquence
draws the people, young and old, 10 his
meetings and enlists their attention in spirit
ual things.
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months He sails from New York on the
18th inst. lion Mr.. Stewart, Secretary Of
legation, will perform his duties during HE
absence. Though entirely unofficial, the
visit it is thought will bc productive of bene-
fit to our interest abroad.
The Tribunes Washington despatch saws
there is no doubt that the President disap-
proves Of Gov. SANKEY'S closing the negro
schools at Newbern.
The president is examining into the cases
Of the sJliiers imprisoned in the penitentiary
here under sentence OF the general court mar
bal, and has already granted several parduns.
Intelligence, official, and unofficial, does not
confirm the report that the State of North
Carolina is upon the point of returning to
her LOYALTY Gen. Burnside is far from
desirin. any portion of his forces withdrawn.
The iIrAIi's despatch says private intor
nation to one Of the foregns legations, states
that it is rumored in Richmond that letters
had been received from England, announcing
the arrival in a short time OF Court Persisny
in the United States.
1t is said that the visit is to he undertaken
at the instance of the English Cabinet, and
that nothing will be done in reference to
America afflirs by England and France, be
fore Persigny,s return.
Cry PoIST. VA. 9th.
have seen copy of the Petersburg Ez-
press of the 4th inst. which states that des-
pltch from Mobile informs them that the
Union feet had attacked Fort Morgan hav
Ing passed the lower batteries.
NEW YoRE. 9th.
A lettor from aholr I'd the gunboat Alabama,
off Charleston 18th ult., says the steamer
Catawaba was chased ashore By the Alabama
and Pucahontas, riddled with shot, and sunk
to her guards on the 51th. The woods and
hills ON Sulliyan's Island were also shelled.
NV YeHS, 9th.
The Richmond Disqatch Of the 5th. states
that the rebel loss in the late battle was
5000 men, including FIVE Generals, % Colon
els, 10 Majors and 81 Captains
The Dispatch complains that the felerals
can at any time cut off the retreat of the
CorfcIerates by SEEING the railroad At Pc
tersburs. and intima;es that a retreat 10
Lynchburg, aud the mountains was the only
one left them.
\ special dispatch to the Posi- says Col.
Polk of Tennessee declares the flower Of Beau
regards army at Richmond.
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{Si-nedl c. II. DAVIS.
Flag Officer Commanding Pro TEN.
W AsnlSGroS, 1th

II AsnlNGToN, tn.
Dispatches have been received at the W ar
Department from gen. Mitchell dated Hunts
vile, Ala. June 9th, stating that an expe-
diti1n under command of Gen. Negley, had
driven the enemy. comnan led by Gen. Ad-
ans. from Winchester, through Gaspar Rock
to Chattanooga, and utterly defeated and
routed them at that point. Their baggage
wagons, ammunition aud supplies have fall
en- into our hands, and still more importan,
results may be expected to follow this move
ueDt.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
From tic Eighth Me. Regimen

SglHRooK L,SpIxG. Huron HEAD,
5. c., May goth, 1862.
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From McClelian's Army Capture of Mem
phis-1he Destruction Of the Rebel Fed
Particulars IF the Eaqdoemeni.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-13

highly Interesting from Ha1cct's Dcpdrt-
Hlent-Q Eriai Correspondent on the Sur-
render Of Memphis Good Ne,cs from the
Pathfndr- Some VOL JGckson's Army
DIspersed-GeH. Banks .4renged-Deafh
Of -4shby, Of CarGiry Memory.
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The Conhscation RiII.

The following is the Con6scation bill
which has just passed both Houses Of
Congress:
A BILL 20 suppress insurrection, 10 pun
ish treason and rebellion, TO seize and
cOnfscate the property Of rebels and
for other purposes.
b 70 eaaoioa By he Senate and House af
Representatives Of the United staies of Anier-
lea in Congress assembled, That every per-
son who shall hereafter commit the crime
OF treason against the United States, and
shall be adiudged guilty thereof, shall
suffer death, and all his slaves, if any.
shall be declared and made free; or be
shall be imprisoned for not less than Eve
years and fined not less than $1,000, and
al his SLAVES, j am shall bc declared and
made free; said line shall be levied aud
collected on any or an Of the property.
real and personal, excluding slaves, Of
which said person so convicted was the
owner at the time Of committing the
said crime, any safe " conveyance 10 The
contrary notwithstanding.
Sec. 2. And be Il fu.ler aiacioi That j
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CTATE or TENNEssIsE AT Rules held IN the
~ CLERKS 00lce, CaanccTy Court a. Nashville, Mon-
day, July the IN, ls62
4. i. Dleeh Comp airant - Wgrt r. Bumfhreys DO
fUndaut
70 appearing from RfiiisSi Sled In ih taisc ihat
tue nacnaants WestH Humphreys has re.nou,l from
the state ~ Icnnos 90 ahscondmg copceai'
ing himself that tbs ordinary 100 The mwtan-
not be served on hun. n ardered that no enter tis
appeafnn,e herein beore within che lrst thrCc days
0 The next term o said Court % be htd the lrst
Monday IN November next (isb2) tud plead answer
dcmur % Comphnants bia, ortne some will be taken
for confessed ne 10 bin and setfor hearing eX parte
and that copy Of this order be publfhed once week
eLtAvIs, G. sM
q 8. BairS 4 soS, Sol fdr Compile July lowft
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In Chanoery at Nashville.

CrATE 0f TENNEssEE.-At Rules held IN the
- Clerks Once, ehlnery cou9 o. NashTil M9e-
day 1uiy the 7th, 1862.
John shitito comptninlEt, Is. n BIarshallet A. Ne
Hr IL. .fondnuis..If f..ru..H
Il appearing from oldayit nied In this cause that
the defendant, Hatuihund Mtrshaii has removed
himself 00m tho state Of Tennessee so thaf the ordi
nary process of law cannot be served ON hum, aud
that The defendant, O. X Marshah, Is ron-fes dent
Of the state oi tennessee. Its ordered that tiny do
enter their Appearance hereiu before or within the
first three days Of the next term Of said Court 70 be
held on the lst Al uday m November next 1907 and
Will be taken for confessed 10 them, and set
inr hearing e& iafe and that copy Of THIS orief be
published once week fQriour Successive Wreks in thG
Nashville Union. C0py--Attest
j. T. GiEAYE8. C. & "
RUssELI Houston, Sol for CotnWG IiylSw4t
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In ChancerY at Nash7iIIe.

CtTATE OF TENNEssEE.-At Rules held IN the
- Clerks Onloe, Chancery Court az Nashville, Mon
tay, July the Tth, 1862.
John shiHto Complainant, Il. Marshall ct ais De
feudaut a
II Appearing from affidavit ned in this cause that
the defendant Hammond Marshall, has removed
himself from lhe limits Of the Stale Of Tennessee,
that the ordinary process OF tine law cannot be served
hin Il Is ordered that be do enter his appearance
herein before within the arst three days 0 the next
term Of said Court TO be hold on the LIST Monday In
N6vembef next Qs62) and lead, answer or demur 10
Complainant bin, or the same Vil De taken for con
tossed az 10 him. and for hearing e la and that
a copy Of this order be published a week for four
successive weeks IN the Nashville Union.
a Copy-Attcst J. T. GLEAVES, G. E VI.
Russ IL HousroN Sol for Compile ialyi8w4t
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us y u1pr, Grand Secretary, should be addressed
at Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee Lodge Nc, i-Noots every Tuesday Even
Z, at their Hau, on the corner Of Union and Sum
er streets. The officers for the present torn, are
g. Iesuour, n g.; J, n, Mills, yG.;'J. L. WcaE'ey,
eroury /. X spain Treasurer
Trabus Lodge, No. lo-Meon at the same place
cry Monday Evening The onioera are R. A.
mpbel, NG, Heory Apple, V G.; ------
cretary H. y Brown, Treasurer.
snii.y Loigs, 49, 0o-Nco,s at their Hall, on south
,orry street, every FdliS fvcpiug Tho oaloera
go. c. covert n a.; Frank Hartman, N,Gi James
watt. SECRETARY W. NJ. Mallory, Treasurer
Aaroro Iolgo, No, los, lcermaul- -1ieeis at the
i. coruor Of Onion and summer streets, every
bursday Ey,ning. Tho onaers arc Charles Rich,
a.; P. Frodma7, va - Bittoraohi Secretary
CO. seiforle, Treasurer.
pil,slv Fncaa,pnlani no lNoots az Tho above Hall
!, ,hs arst and third Wednesdays Of each month.
no officers aro, j. K. Mills. c.Pi Il. n. Mcbride, HP.;
n. Fuller, s.w; Pctcr Harris, lr., Jw. john F.
ile. scribe p. n. Cattor, Treasurer.
o,,r. Rraaoh Esaoampmoai, 30. i--Ntels st The
move nan ON the second and fourth Wednesday
I,bts of each mouth The odlceva are Jas, hol,
p Horny Apple, HP'i D.. Mokrri SW,; p. Fried
han. Jw' Char.os Krcher Scribe; j. n ward
r,asdrcr
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ID ChancelY at Nashville.

ClTATE aF FESNESsEE.--At Rules hcld in the
- Clerks Ofice, Chancory Court at Nushflle Mon.
day, July The 1th. 1862, Isl l h.hr nUf =
Cynthia Brown et Al, Comploinants, v. Wcst H.
Humphreys, Defendant.
10 appearing nom ai laVit iiled n this caleo that
the defendant, West u. IumRhreys hns rslnayed feni
State q Tennosse0 OF IL 30 abscondng or conCeaug
himself that tbe ordinary prOccas Of the law oanuot
be served on him 10 h ordercd Uiat he DO enter bis
appearanceheroin before or within tho lrst three
days O thenext term Of said Court b be held on the
Isl Mondy IN NOYembern xt (fSd1) ana plead, answer
or derur ~ compainanis bill, or theS,me win be Ia
keaof confessed to him ana set Tor bearing ex parte
and thataoepy Of this order be polished once week
for four SUCCESSIVE weeks M the Nashvilia Gniun. "
A Copy-Attest. J. ~ GLEANfS, q N ". q
Us, BaifS 4 sos, soi's for oompit plylSw4,.
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPnNNARY.

r1HE attention OF citizens, strangers and others vib
L ting Nashville, requiring medidai aid, b respeut
ny called 30 ths odioo, No. 81 neaderCk street,
oud door, between Cherry and the square.
nr COLcNAN h an old practitioner Of medioinei be
almost unlimited experience and Gathering success
for many years past 10 the treatment Of PRIVATE us
Elas has Induced him to devote h's undivided alton
uon 10 an diseases ,0i this nature. Many Caao1 of
The mOsl invciefate character have promptly yielded
20 his improved method Ol treatment.
Primary Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary 6yph.
dis, GonOrrhma Geat and an Diseases o tho gcniia
and urinary organs, meet with no resistance 10 bic
romidrB
female irregularities and functional isderuDge
nunW ul the Womb, and the disease arising iron
CESSATION and on mauged parturlton.
Every case oi RoduCihle Runturc, and OF Prizes arc
fruaIeua uf tho iectum, and most caaus Of Fatula
Gao Do cured by process uoary painless n eithcT
of the latter cases s undertaken by nr, Coleman, 3
cure s iHulridblv aarrdHial rhral. e1amiuaiiod
always paosonta lho necrsary Indications ol raosa 0T
flflurthy his improved method of operating
Persons Of either applyu n prrsnn BY letter
(icscubng easel "a The urli ymnionla OF any acute
speo.lc disease can ha curod iu m0at caags By NE
ahoTuvc method in iurty eight houra
strict coincidence prompt aieuuon and modefsif
charges, will govern him th bic pairoua
Ar 80 morCnfy used in che Treatment or n1ftrrea
disease aa be- believes On most cahcsl pfudpcoa
aorao disease than that d d given 90 care.
Onoo hours tf0m oight 30 tho morning tli niae IN
ne evening jan 10, 'Sa-iy
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CTATE OF TENNEsSEE.--At Rules held IN the
- clerks ONCE, Chancery Court at Nashville, Mon
day, July the 7th, 1863
samnel Ramsey Comp ananr Is. Widow aud Heirs az
law of samuel Spark man and others Defendants.
Il appearing from afldavii filed IN this that
the Defendants, J. Lowell and wife Betty W Lowell,
sre non resident Of the State OF Tennessee II s ordered
that they do enter their app Fearance herein before
within the first three days of the next term OF SAID
Court, be held on the LIST Monday IN November next
1SG2) and plead, answer or detnur 20 U0mpainanta
bin or the same WHl be taken TOR COniesscdas 10
them and set tor hearing parto, aui that cupy
Of this order be published once week for four sue
ceseivc weeks ln the Nashville Union.
a Copy-- Attest: i, r. GLEANES, G. q M.
- BmEy & SOy Sols. for Compls. Wlyl3w4
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Committed to Hail

nF Davidson County, June 10th 1889, a negro man
" who says his name s ABRAHAM NJ; says be belongs
TO Samuel Atkenson Of Cheathnm county Tenn age
about 81 or 80 years old weighs about Jas or 100 lbs
feet inches high, copper color, scar 90 chnk
about itch loug, small edge Of the hair above
right temple
The Is requested 20 forward, prove pro-
pedy, and pay charges, as tho lnw directs
WI I'M HINTON,
june29--3t sheriff and Tailor Of D. c.
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C,TATE or TENNFSsEE AZ Rules held in the
- Clerks once, Chancery nrt at Nashville Sion
day Iulyy tho 7th, lS02.
Isnac s. Nichols Complainant Charles l.. Chill
DIRE and Others, ciendauts.
Il appearing lrom afldavit fled in this cansc that
the defendant 4 s. Chlarsss "a non resident Gf the
state Of Tennessee t Is ordered that he do enter his
appearance herein before or within the first three
days Of the term of said Comt 10 be held the
Ist Monday In Novemb rntxt S02) and plead answer
or demur to Compaiuanrs bin, or the same will De ta
ken for confessed as 10 him aud set Tor hearing
parte and that copy Of this order be published once
a week for four successive weeks in ne Nashville
Union. A Copy-Atteat
j. E,GLEAYEs, q. q NJ,
D. H. WuNN, Sol i0r Comprt luyl3W4t
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Tn ChanoerY at Nashville.

CTATE OF TENNESsEE--At Rules held In the
- Clerks once, Clmucery Cobrt AZ Nashville, Mop,
day, Jolly the fth, 1852.
Martha Newman, Complainant, Hamn ond
Marshall, defendant.
II appearing from affidavit filed u this CRu1e that
the Defendant Hammond Mauhall, has removed
himself from the Snfe of Tennessee, 80 that the ord
nary process OF The law cannot be soryoi on him. IL
Is ordered that De DO enter bis appearance heron be
fore within the nrst three days OF tho next term OF
said Court, 90 be held ON sine lsl M0uday in Novein
Der next O562) amt plead, answer or demur 20 COM
plainantN h the same will be taken Cor confessed
as 10 them and sot foe hearing ex parte, aud that a
copy OF this order be published once week Tor iUur
successive weeks 20 tic Nashville Union
A Copy--Attest j. 4. GLEAYES, G. g. ~
Il Housr0y, Sol ior Comp.'t. julyl8N4t
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson county, june 25 1862, a negro man,
Nlwho says HE name is DANIEL; says he bolOnys /.
Mrs Luzinka O. Brown OF Maury county, near Sprig
Hll, Tenn age about 20 years Old weighs about l7O
or $50 pounds feet llx inches high, small scar IA
centre forehead.
The owner is requested 10 come forward, prove pro-
perty, and pay charges, az 1he law directs.
J. II. HINTON,
Inna2Q--aL shnrlI aud Ininr of ID q.
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SUNDAY MORNING, JULY %, 1862.
Notice to CIub-,ImIsers

The Editor viii be greatly obliged to
persons making up clubs for The UNION if
they will remit to the publishers and not
TO himself Communication and sub
scriptions are sometimes mixed up with
private information in such manner as
to cause needless delay and trouble to
al na,fine
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Cnmmitfnd f.n Iail

or Davidson county, June 10th, 1862, negfo man
" who SAYS bis name Is DANIEL says be belongs
to Ricbard Doss, of Marshall county, Ala age about
n or ~ years weighs 90 or los lbs feet inches
high no marks color black. The owner Is request
cd 10 come Forward, prove properly aud pay charges
as the law directs. !. N. HINTON,
lunelS-St Sheriff and Jai0r ID. c.
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Committad to Jail

nF Davidson County, Tenn, July o, 1892 a Negro
~ Man, who says his name Is GEORGE E; says he
belongs 70 Van Alien, Of White County, Tenn; aged
IS years; weighs le0 pounds; 5 feet Inches higif
color black small scar on left forenngor The owner
Is requested 70 come forward prove properly and pay
charges the law directs. J. NJ HINTON,
JnIy 3. lsg2-at. Eherin and Jallor ofD @
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Committed to Jail

" who says his name rs GkORGE WASHINGTON
says he belongs 10 Vary Ann Yeargan, OF Warren
county, Ky aged about 40 years weighs rs or $50
lbs 3 feet nches high color black ;small scar
forehead small gnateb The owner s requested 10
come forward, prove property aud pay charges as
the law directs. J. Nj. HIN1ON,
iunels-at sheriff and JaOr OF ID G.
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Committed to jail

OF Davidson Cocntyl July j, ls02, Negro Man,
- who says his name Is SAN; says he belongs %
George Armstrong, Of williamson county, Tenn; aged
y years. weighs l65 pouuda feet inches high;
color, black no marks. The OWNER IL requested %
come forward prove lropertgi and pay charges, us
The law dirccta. y. N. HENrUN,
July e--1t. Sheriff and Iall0f Of n G.
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CoInmitted to Jail

OF Davidson County, Tenn., Suly 8, 1862, Negro
~ Nan, WAC says his name q kkUBENi says he
aged ~ years. weighs f75 pounds, hoight, feet -
inches color, black scar on right wrist The owner
charges, ns tbe law directs J. NJ. HiNfuN,
July y, 1S92-3t. Sheriff and Jaior Of d. G.
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Committed to Jail

OF DAVIDSON County, Team, Jaly 9. 1862 q Negro
~ Boy, who says lIs name b HENRY; says he be
longs 10 William Reed, OF Clarkseile Tenn; aged ~
years. weighs % on ponnds feet 6sfinchfs high;
color, black no marks. The owner Il requested 10
come forward, prove properly and pay charges as
thc law directs J. VI. HINTON,
July 3. 1852 Sheriff and ia illr of ID G.
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Gnmmittad to Inil

of davidson county, June 18th, 1892 a negro man
" who says his name Ia ALEX Fnys be belongs
70 Lucy smith, OF avidson cocnty, Tenn. aged
about n years weighs l45 or 90 pounds feet y
inches highi copper color mo marks. The owner IL
requested TO come forward, prove property ana pay
charges as the law directs.
J. NJ HINTON,
lunelS-3t Sheriff aud Jaiior Of d. q.
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Committad tn Iail

OF Davidson county, June lith, 1862, negro man
~ who says his name Il AARON says be belongs 10
10 Carter, Of Marshall county, Ala aged about 10
years weghs about l40 or i45 pounds; feet inches
high no marks color black. The owner is request.
cd 70 come forward, prove property aud pay ehaTgos
ae the law directs, j. NJ HINTON,
fune18-8t ... sheriff and Iailor orb q
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In Chanoery at Nashville.

CtTATE OF TENNEssFE AT Ruloa held ia the
- Clerks Once, Chancery Court at Nashville, Mon.
day, mly the Iul, l602
William simmons Complainant o. r. MoManus and
othora nrl rlandnuts.
u appearing nom alldavit ulCd n ellis cause that
Che Defendant r. MlMauu8 place OF residence is no.
known and that be o. now a non. n.rcsident OF
the state of Tennosseo, 10 ls ordered that he DO
enter his appearance horon before within tho nrst
hroo days of the next torn OF said Court 90 Zoe held
on the lst Monday m November no1t So2) aud plead
answer or dcmur o. Clmpainants bul, or the same
will be ukll Tor confessed IS t0 hu ami set f0r
hcarnrox partc and shat copy Of this order o. pub
lishod once Neok for four Successive weeks in the
Nashville Union. C0py-Atiest;
j. II GlEAYES, @ AN
A. L. DEu0s, Sol Cor C0mprL iuly lJwat
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Committed TO Jail

~ who says his name is ARTHUR aud belongs "
VIM c. Smart Of Warren county Tenn., aged about
45 years weighs about las or 160 pounds 5 feet X
inches higl oOlOr black heavy Whskers,
The owner is requested 10 come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, as the law directs.
NJ -'....fHrN JIM. HINTON,
iune20-9t Sheriff and Tailor OF n c.
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Cnmmittad IA Iail

nF Davidson county, June 28d, 1862, negro boy,
~ who says his name is AK, and belongs to VIM
hcGregg0r Of WI son CO.. age years old weighs about
100 or 1855 pounds feet inches high color black
scar on second Rnger ON left hand.
The owner is requeated 70 come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, as the law Directs.
!. n. HINTON,
June02Qs-3t sheriff and Tailor Of D. G.
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Committed to Jail

or Davidson county, June q, 1862, negro man,
" who says his name Is Boa; says he be ongs
10 Thomas O. Walker Of Maury county, Tenn; age
about Is or 20 years old, weighs about 100 pounds
5 feet 3H inches IN hieght color black no marie;
The owner Is requested to como forward, provo pro
perty, ard pay charges, as The Law directs. s
J. NJ HINTON,
June2o-st shorfl and JailorofDC
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ID ADVMRTIsMEs in DMTAIL


Advertisements occupying apy slsoia positon .fH-
side, 20 PR cent additional spsc po-itiou outside,
10 per cent. .s. r..rraf NUs
Eg@ Advertisements rseited IN the local Column
oharged al tho rate u twenty Ceuis per lne N tA
Changes may DO made periodically when agreed
upon; but every suoh change Will involve UXua ox
pense, TO be paid for BY The advertiser. ..a. ..l
no Adreti'ers erceedag Me.poce contracted Joi irai
Be charged f0r ne eroess. q ~. '' .s vIt7r.
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Oommirted TO Vail

nF Davidson county, June toth, le02 negro man
~ who rays his name IS MILLION says he belongs
TO Joseph Carter Of Marshall county, Ala age about
"a yeurs weighs lB6 pounds feet inches high
color black scar by burn ah0ve the right wrist -
The owner is requested 60 come forward, prove pro
perty and pay charges the law directs
J. NJ. HINTON,
junetS 81 Sheriff and Jailor D. O.
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Cnmmiffnh - I'M

nF Davidson county, june no. 1902 a negro man
~ who says hls name ID COLUMBUS. saws he be.
longs TO Or, NckifsCkH, of Maury county Tenn age
about 80 years weighs about / % or l4b pounds 8
loot % inches nigh long hnsay hair oopprr color
20 marks. The owner is requested ~ come for.
ward, prove property and pay charges as the law a.
rocts j. AZ HINTON,
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