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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-09

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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-29
United States of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
M HEIEAS libel OF information was filed within
w and Tor the Middle District OF Tennessee at
Nashville, on tie Gath day Of May, A. d. 1862 bv
John Irmble, Esq, Attorney for the United States G
the Middle district Of Tennessee, who proseoutes
herein on behalf Of the United States aRainst certain
property, viz The House aud Lot on die ortb.east
corner Of Spring and Cherry Streets fronting ON
Cherry, and running back with the line OF Sprinp
street, being the last half Of what is known az M
Union and American Block" being the same pro
pertyin whicl has heretofore been published mo
Nashville Union and American Newspaper also Inc
Prose-, Machinery, Types and Fixtures of said
Union aud American Printing ONCE used IN the pub
LEGATION OF said Newspaper, for and causes In
SAID ibe OF Information mentioned, and praying pro-
cess age inst the said property that the same be CON
domned az forfeited
NOW, therefore, IN pursuance Of the mOnili0n under
me seal of said Court, 90 dirtcte and Dolly, red
do hereby give public notice 10 AN persons claiming
sara property, tr 10 any manner interested therein
that they be and appear before said Circuit Court 40
be held at the City Of Nashville n and for aid bs
tct on the Och day Of October 1862 AZ 10 O'Clock In
the forenoon OF tat day then and there 10 inierposo
their claims, and to make their allegations Id tbat
behalf h r. GIAgCOCK
NAY ~ leO2 --l4t, U. s. Marshal, NJ, D. n
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-29
United States of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE
NIHEki AS libel Of Information was Med with
W and for the Middle District Of Tennoi see al
Ma hyile, on he Gath day Of May, A. o.. 1862 by
John Irimble 20 Attorney Tor Tho Unite State
for the nj DE District Of Tennessee who prosecutes
herein ON behalf Of the United States az inst certain
property VIZ lot Of ground, and The building
thereon, situated on tho corner Of Dedei lex Street
ana am alley, running from Dcdcrick street g. Union
street, IN the Guy OF Nashville fronting on Dcdorick
street ana running back With said alley said build.
ing, beiug known az the Republican Banner Printing
once, teing tho house 10 which was published ue
NASHVILLE Rel, bllran Banner new paper and also
agi INST all The Types, Machinery prcssos implements
Oh every description, and all the Fixture Of every
KIND contained in connected with or attached %
sali Tot aud building, and praying process upanat said
property, That the sam Dee condemned NJ forfeited
NOW tuefel re- 30 pursuance ~ The mOnit0n, under
the sea- Of sara Court 10 me directed aud delivered
90 hereby give public notice 20 an persons claiming
sara property, or No any manner interested thtrsn
that hey be and appear before said Cirout Court no
De held % The CITY OF Nashville in and fjr said bs
uct % the ON cay Of october 1852 at 10 O'Clock n
NE io-no Of that day, thon AID there 70 interposo
Their olffns, and 10 make their allegations in thal
behalf ~ X GfteoGCy
May p, ls62-i4L q Marshal, NJ b. T.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-29

The Decision Of Judge Humphrey
Let the Secret Helpers OF the Rebels
Head.
III reply 70 letter written on the l4th
Of June by Jo W. Nsrton, r. B. Cheat
ham, Paul F. Eve, md others, asking a
definition Of treason, Of Judge Hum
phreys that officer replied
"Chief Justice Marshall states II
would operate most mischioToBely If
persons were permitted TO remain in a
State and not submit 10 its Latgs.' This
uaiversaI 1ag Of nations is founded on the
public safety and justified by the reason
that he ,cho receives the protection Of he la,0s
must o5ey me lars, maxim the truth and
justice Of which has been acknowledged
in all ages and nations. Protection de-
n,ands allegiance; allegiance demands pro-
tectiop. We say to those who cast their
sufIrages against the ordinances of the
Legislature that they hare no right 10 remain
IN the midst Of the community far he purpose
of enabling them 10 destroy those amongst sgh0m
they reside, and the protection Of 'olose 5a'cs
they egoy."
Let those rebels in Tennessee who
have been aiding guerrilla bands consider
this declaration of their rebel Judge
The Judge closes his long letter, which
win furnish dangerous testimony against
him on his trial for treason, with this
heavy blow at jeff Davis's policy. It
was aimed indeed at the Federal but
glanced and struck the Confederate
President:
"The establishment of military dis
tricts by the Lincoln Government, the
suspension of the writ of haJeas corpus,
and other usurpations, look to the even
tual establishment of military govern
ments in the place of the present State
governments. They look also TO the in
stallation of permanent Executive, sur
rounded by Pretorian guards and uniting
all power, legislative and judicial, in his
own hands,
How forcibly and truly does this JEFF
freys of Tennessee depict the rapid pro-
gress of the Confederate Government to
a remorseless despotism. Davis has not
only established military districts, but
declared martial law over all East Ten
nessee. He has declared a CONSUMPTION
act by which volunteers, with an infa-
nous disregard of faith such as could be
shown only by professional repudia-
tor, are forced back into the army at the
expiration of their term of enlistment
and men are dragged from the pillow and
the workshop into the rebel army. Well
may the newspapers of North Carolina
raise their voices against this assault on
personal liberty,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-29
Two LIIIIe Items.

From the Union and American Of Oct
%, 1861, we copy two nice little items
which we commend to our Seccsh law
yers for their careful consideration
"The Confederate States Court met
yesterday, Judge Humphreys presiding
The Court avOwed its purpose to pur-
sue the policy adopted by the State
Government as far as IS consistent lcth
he Confederate Constitution"
! This looks as if the Judge thought
that State sovereignty was subordinate
to Confederate sovereignty. Where are
State rights ?
"An order" continues the Union,
"was made, that attorneys practicing
IN the Court would be required to take
Che oath to support the Constitution Of
the Confederate States"
We hope the legal gentry will abide
by the decision Of the Judge, that at
torneys must take the oath to support
the Government
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-29
United States of America:
MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNESSEE.


VIZ HEREAs, libel Of information was filed within
w and for the Middle District OF Tennessee, At
Nashville on TIE oath day Il May, A. o., 1902, by
John Tdmble, Esq., Attorney for the United stat s.
for the Middle District of Tennessee who prOsecutes
herein on behalf OF The United states against certain
property viz Lots Nos. q 8, 20 and "A, and also
lot No %, IN the pan Of the division Of the Ot Of
ground on College Ill., In the city of Nashville bel
the same conveyed by deeds dated July 18th aud
July 18th, 1861 egstercd resi- eeuvely In Book No
80, pages 2T and l80 conveyed esIecuvely by
Grooms, Cayert Co., and Frank McGavCcs, 10 tho
State Of Tennessee, and also the interest Of said
Frank McGayook In the alley between lot No. - ana
lot No. B. ana also al the buildings Improvements
fixtures machinery, t00's, implements, material and
stock Of every description, contained H come 'tod
with, or attached 10 sald lots and buildings or either
OF them, being the lots, buildings, improvements,
etc etc, rssa 20 nanuisctgTiBg esuEoa aBd other
wahike mplements 10 be- used IN adlrf The inEur-
fecton aud resistance aganst the laws OF the unitcd
States and praying process against The said property
that the sam be condemned as forfeited.
Now, therefore, IL pursuance Of the mOniti0n, un-
der the seal of said COur ~ me directed and deliver
ed ] do hereby give public notice ~ all persons
claiming said property, on in any manner interested
therein, that they be and app ar before said Circuit
Court 20 be- held 40 the cry 0f Nashville 10 and Tor
said District the Och day Of October, 1862 az 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon Of that day then and there
20 interp0se their claims, and 10 make their aoga.
tons in that behalf r. X. GLAsCOCK,
Nag 81, ls02-i4t U. +. Marshal, NJ. b. 7.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-29
United States of America.
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.

VNTHEREAS, a libel Of information was Gled within
w ami for the Middle District OF Tennessee, at
Nashville on The 26th day Of May, a. D.. 1862, by
John Trimble, Esq, Attorney for the United States
for the MIDDLE District Of Tennessee who pr0secutes
herein on behalf OF TIA United states against GER
tain lot and the building thereon situated Market
street below and North of toe Public Square, on the
West side Of said street being the next house but ono
to the large dry goods warehouse Of douglas Co..
which fronts on the Public Square, and runs back
with Market street towards the said lot and building
being the house known as the Baptist Publishing
House, where were published the Tennessee Baptist
newspaper, and iivers other PUBLICATIONS and also
the type presses, NAL inery and fixtures and imple
ments connected with said publ hing house, for rea-
sons and causes IN said libel Of information mentioned
ana praying process against the said property, that
the same be condemned as forfeited.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the monition, I'M
der the seal Of sgid Court 10 directed and deli YER
ed, do hereby give public notice 70 all persons
'laimng faid property, or in any manner Interested
therein that they be aud appear be O said Circuit
Court, 70 be held at the CITY Of Nashville, in and for
said District, the 9th day Of October 1862 at 10
O'Clock In the forenoon Of that day, then and there 20
inerpOse their claims, and ~ make their allegations
IN that behalf h. r. GLASCOCK,
May u, 1Se2-14l U. 3. Marshal N, d. 7,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-29
United States of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE
NNJHEREAS, libel Of Information was aed within
w and for the Middle District OF Tennessee M
Nashville ON tho Goth day Of May A. D., 1902 bv
John Trmble, Esq, Attorney for the United siatos
for the Middle District Of Tennessee who proaecntos
herein on behalf Of the United states against n GER
tain lot and the house thereon situated on Doadrlck
street In the City OF Nashville on the North side of
said street, being the house next 10 a long brick
block, running with neadrck street. on The Same
site, from Cherry street 20 the said lot being he
same usei by the Daily Patriot newspa GER, as an
Office also certain lot and long rectangular buud.
ing thereon, on the corner Of an alley running nom
Deadrick TO Union street, and alley running lam
said alley hrst named, 10 Cherry street being a
same building IN which was printed the NsshvIe
Patriot newspaper also the type presses machinery
fixtures, materials aud implements used Ia the pub.
LEGATION Of said newspaper for eisons aud causes in
SAID libel Of Information mentioned and praying pro.
cess against the said property that the same be con
demned as forfeited.
Now therefore, IN pursuance OF tho moniton, un
der TIE seal OF said Court TO directed aud deliver
Cd, ! do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming said property, In any manner Interested
therein, that they be and appear before said Circuit
Court to be held at the city of Nashville IN and for
said District, on the 0tb day of October 1891 at no
O'Clock IN the forenoon Of that day, then and there
to interpose their claims, and TO make their ailega
tons In that behalf f. r. GLAsCOCK.
May y lb62-llt q. s. Marshal, N d. T.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-29
A Blast Against Guerrilla warfare,
The End of It All.

1870 - - 1850
The Memphis Avalanche seems to have
apretty well developed idea that guer-
rilla war will do the South great deal
more damage than anybody else.
The amount of nonsense written on
the beauties of guerrilla warfare by men
who have taken particular care not to
obtain any practical knowledge Of any
kind of war in the present struggle,
would fill fat duOdecimo. "The end
Of it all" say they, twill be the organi-
cation of guerrilla bands. We will whip
the Yankees as the Spaniards whipped
the French"
This brave pertinacity and this ad-
miration of that most dangerous and
thankless of warfares might be pardoned
in men like Colonies Forrest and Morgan,
but they are objectionable from the pens
and lips of>those who, having done all
they could do to WOO or drive others to
the field, have shirked even the less dan
gerous and toilsome service of the regu-
lar service in the regular army.
If lovers of guerrilla warfare on paper
or in words would enter the ranks Of
Beauregard and johnson, we think they
might find the adoption of such wild
and horrible system would become un-
necessary.
We might as well observe, what every
sane man acquainted with the usages Of
war, in ancient as in modern times,
knows, that a guerrilla warfare, unsup-
ported and unchecked by the existence
Of large and organized armies, is certain
to degenerate into mere brigandage more
hurtful to the people among whom it is
Waged than to the enemy against whom
IL is ostensibly directed and il is GER
tain that mere guerrilla bands never did
achieve definite result at home or
abroad.
The Empecinados of Spain, and the
Plataff's Of Russia might prove and did
prove of immense value TO KutnsoH and
Wellington, but without the armies Of
these Generals, Cossack and Patrida would
have merely furnished Fra DiayolO and
Rinaldo Rinaldini characters TO the nov
elist and playwright, or models for the
pencil of Salvador Rosa.
Our armies as such must work out our
independence and the preaching of a
banditti warfare as "the end Of it all,
is an insult 10 them and TO the good
sense Of our people. The reader will not
understand us as undertaking the inn
mense benefits, and large services that an
enterprising organization Of partizan
bands, under such leaders as Morgan and
Forrest can now render our cause as adj
juncts 70 the regular arimes Of the cOun-
try. Aol0 they are Of the highestvalue. But
seeing in such bands the ultimate triumph
Of our cause is leaning on reed too un-
stable, and from it's very nature too un-
reliable. The armies OF the UOniederacy,
with the guerrilla as an honorable part Of
il, can alone work out our Liberation. The
latter without the former were useless.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-29
United States of America:
IIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNrssE !.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE
M HEREAS a libel Of information was nIod with.
w in and for the Middle District Of Tennessee. NJ
Nashville, on the Gath day Of May A. d 1862 by
John Irlmbe, ESQ, Attorney for the United States
Tor the Middle District Of Tennessee who prosecues
herein on behalf OF tho United States against certain
property, viz lot, aud the buildings thereon situ
ated near the North OF the Public SQUARE
in the City Of Nashville irontingo The Public Square
being the large building adjoining the City Hotel and
known as the southern Methodist Publishing House
aud also against all the Types, Presses Implomonts
ana Fixtures Of every description, connected V.th
the said house or lot, attached 60 said uropo5v
and praying process against said property that tho
same be condemned as forfeited.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of Tie montlon, under
the seal OF said Court 10 me directed and delEercd
do hereby give public notice 20 all persons claimnp
said property or in any manner Interested therein
that thoy be and appear before said Circuit Court 10
be held at the City OF Nashville, Ia and for said bis.
triot on the dh day Of October 1862 at 10 O'Clock In
the forenoon Of that day then and there to nterpoe
their claims, and = make their allegations In that
behalf r. II GIAStOCK
May ~ 1907. lit u. y. Marshal, NJ ID. Il.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-29
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.
Letter From "a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ion
Tyranny--UniOn Feeling.
CAxP SPEARS, Campbell Co, Tenn.

CAMP SPEARS, Campbell Co.. Tenn.
May 2. 1862
REV. AND DEAR SIR: I arrived here yester.
day after very arduous trip on foot through
the mountains Of Anderson aud Scott couu-
ties. My friends in the mountains received
me With the usual warmth Of feeling. When /
arrived at this camp, and came in sight of
the regiments, composed in a great part oil
neighbots or friends Of long standing. my re.
cepuon battles description. East Tennessee
is nov under martial law. w. NJ. Church
WE'LL at one time member Of Congress, then
President Of the Bank Of East Tennessee,
aud then for years not venturing to show
bis face In our region because be had robbed
the country Of hundreds of thousands is now
Provost Msrsht aud uuder date olsApril 23,
proclaims that Eve days after date no one
will be suffered to pass through East Ten.
nessee on the railroad, or otherwise, without
permit, that the expression Of sentiments
unfavorable to the COnfederacy is no longer
to be tolerated, and that If those who are
now ia the NORTHERN army shall not return
within thirty days, their wives and their
children will be sent after them. Whoever
shall relieve the enemy with money, viotuals
or ammunition, or shall knowingly harbor
or protect an enemy, shall suffer death, or
such other punishment as shall be ordered
BY the sentence Of court-martial; aud
whoever shall be convicted CT holding cor
respondence with the enemy shall suffer the
same punishment But large portion Of
the people of East Tennessee laugh at these
rules, and while / am writing shout after
shout is heard, welcoming those who come
10 enlist under the Stars and Stripes. 1t is
refreshing In these times to witness the dis
interested spirit Of the people OF East
Tennessee. Macy, atter. 1870
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-29
A southern Political Philosopher.


How refreshing it is to meet with
fellow who can "extract un-beams from
cucumbers.' We have found such a
wise acre. The editor of the Augusta Con-
stitutionazist proves in the following man
ner, that the Union is bankrupt and the
Confederacy SO rich that it is quite both
cred to dispose of its surplus. He says !:
"The States of Alabama, Florida, Geor-
gia, Louisiana, and South Carolina, have
a balance IN their taU0r annually of S144,-
999,904 while the States of Massachu-
setts, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode
Island and Vermont have a balance of
Sl47986,669 against hem."
The editor then asks with a solemn
brevity befitting the gravity of the sub
ject "Where are the Northern sinews of
WARP" Some people do still think that
the loyal States are tolerably "sinewy,"
but this Georgia editor says it's all a
mistake. Such is the height of wisdom
and knowledge to which a man attains
whose belly and skull is with cotton,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-29
United Static of America.
MIDDLE DlAIKlCr OF TENNkssKE-

MiDDiL DISTRICT OF IhhNE6sKE, =
M HEIsEAs libel u Information was hled wltblp
W ana for the NJ dole District Of TenucFtee al
nashville, on the 2ith day of May, A. ID 1852 by
Johh lrlhhle A--i4- Alte4Hey Ter the Untrd Statda
Tor tho Middle District OF Tennessee who proeecnte
herein On behalf Of the United sta e. against bo1rs
alq LOT situated mar the uef + Cherry and Dess
TICK Strc'ts, 10 the cry of Nashville fronting al
Aheffy street. ard "ifUuic tine building known ~ tbe
lpl onade huldirg, slid house being known Us die
Nashville lauy Gazette Printing once, being H.
mouse IN winch has b.on publiahed the Naahyil
Daly hazette Newspaper also against the PVpe
fress, Machinery Of every description, nxtufes And
implements la any way connected with the Fnld h9e,
ana lot contained therein, aud attached thereto ma
praying pr0cftB against faid properly TINT TIE sapo
be cOndeu nod a. forfeited.
NOW, therefore, in pursuance NJ the modii1n under
lhe seal Of ihe Court ~ difor Oh aud delivered
DO hereby give public notice ~ all persons CLAIMING
tald properly or in any manner interested therein
that they be aud appear before gad Clrcslt Cot~t AZ
be held az ne city of Nashville, m and Tor said IA
Hict, On the Och day u October 1862 AZ no oieork
10 me forenoon " that day. then aud there 10 a.e~
pose their claims, and W make their aieeatlons n
that behalf Err gIAaCal.E "' >"
M'5 ~ l9pEs-iat ". n MnrFhsl. NJ h. T.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-29

SUBsTITUTEs.--The Memphis Appeal
has the following significant advertise
ment:
SUBSTITUTES WANTED.-To I'll the
places Of two soldiers in the Army at
Corinth, whose conscript time expires
July 10th, 1862. 500 each will be paid
ior men over thirty-iive years OF age, If
application be made at once TO
HUBBELL, Huston d Co,
May 22-lw No. l57 Main street.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-29
NOTICEl

On SATURDAY, the 2sh DAY or JUNE, 1852
" viii expose 20 public sale % the highest bidder,
for Cash az the Court house n The County Of David
son, MICRO MAN named CnRn10FuEH uRed about
~ ys=ss eT:ea - AXE FTsssrTty 8; 5's5H " sssf
tin, 10 satisfy one VI "a DO my hands boz favor Of j.
y Marlord, Clerk ana Master Of the ChanccTy Court
az hchnnyinoi Icnheases, agHlnet John w. Martin
and ". o. Harris. Sale within the usual hours
Nay 23d, l562-td j. NJ HINTON sheriff,