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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-05

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o. ia1a. viii Large sua hAAcsoms brick dwell.
ing; sons.i, ING sises ROOMS, end /. ssssA iissAss
containing Ieuf feouas- In ksus q the awslhpg
tsese ars sons heaadsNl aak ssass Thu Is s~s.v
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-05
suCosssPUL sxlsuIsa.

The Raleigh S,enda,d reocrts another sec.
cassfal Skim >sh by portion of Capteio
Boothe's company CT NORTH Carolina CAV.
airy;
4 picket Of Is, of the company comm 1T ded
y L!eut Roberts we're on duy iasr sunday,
some distance below trenton. P.cke.s were
los:ed. aud h, res: of the men w-ra d: DIM
nef In d IA IN house. The icA.t be!Jx d .
covere1 company OF cavalry advancing o.
war him, wnon ne a rsI toox TO b. Coafsd.
crates, bu. or Wig l0sm b. sigr discover.
I'd taey were Yac kass He Il ed Of hi. piece
- taem ~ a stsnat, 5n1 rsir, 81 ioraids
The squad, zoe YANKEES sr,er him IN full
lhase h. d-shsa on, he YaEhess f.i1g up
on him and gave the arm. tbe sQn'd NOT
having heard he stgua.
I he Yankees were TOO c.o*e on tn "A "a allow
tafm 10 get their horses, a4c Lisu3. S13er.s
ordered them 10 the charge TIE Yirxes
comm alder ordered them to surren Ger, which
ySas returned BY b Ill hist brUught him to
hs srcu The fight bec 4me gene al, our
men st4nding firmly and with uneryiHg aim,
orcukh some twcnty of .ne enemy 10 ma
ground they were about % repuIse hem,
when our men diCcovared regiment Of Yam
yea iafaa.ry atvascing moon them, when,
after setnring svertl saoTes pistols, &c
made good their re:rest With oriy oce
wounded man. H., an >xct'lent youux mar
f CAFES county, Mr Gross, received Il bali IN
hts lu.gs. Whether he wound IT, mortal or
not IL Not krown.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-05

e This wa refused. Then said ths Colonel
we m nss night It cut ION no other conditions
vii! l surrerd.r. We must 90 TO shooting
n .rkei he dida': ike this shooting Oh.
White expressed himself as having no great
love fer IL bat he had DO alternative. Tbs
terms were hasliy granted Th"Earr'son re-:
tired to rest for the night, n the dTmoi!s chez
fort, and on Saturday morn:pg marched ont
In accordance with toe terms So: forth
Capt Poles com pa ny. aud such 81 the ger
coast. were put On hoard q boat and carTisd 10
Beaufort, or nc me point adjacent. Cot. White,
with about l6S men were SHIPPED ON beard
tha u >. gunaoat Uhippe~a and sent under
n 4 OF 5Tucs 20 the GeiGh',orhcOd Of Fort
Ussveit, where they we're received on one Of
oar own sseat1s,s, and arrived in Whining
ton Monday night. Our loss in the action has
b. en- various,y stated at seven siiled-in
which all gre,, md etsh te.n wounded (sons
say eieyep) two Ct them H,rr,aiy y.
we dnd In the Charleston kWsayy the suj.
,1insd editorial comments on the capture Ct
Fort Macon:
Since the f,ii OF Nswbern, the captnre of
Fort Macon has bssu regarded as merely q
question Of time The supply OF PROV isions
was kncwn to bs short, and tue post wes alb
sclu ely cut of from al hope of,uccOr. That
Its iit+Ie garrison. surroanJsd by ov"rwhelm-
laE torcsa OF the enemy provided with the
moa ~ III lent means OF attack, should have
bsen forced to surrender. is, Therefore. Lot
brief nura -iog, was Railant And honorable to
the veior Of me soEs Of the old NORM State !;
And the surrender Was certain IL as tree from
humilisticn AZ any surrender may be The 70.
daoaon OF the fort, in this case, as at Fort
PaiGsk', wss effected by the agency Of
the 70 w-riuI brea ching batteries Of the enc my,
monnt,pg ths heaviest Parrot guns. The be
b.teries were planted In posi ions almost
under thu walls OF the fort, yet hidden uoia
the view OF tho gsrrlron by the eonfCrm alton
4 he hei9h boring saEo hills For thirteen
hours al inCes.nht fire was m am Ia ins d from
mo Parrot guns, preaching the walls, com.
vl-teiy wrec<irg h erior OF the fort, dis
noun .IDg sveFy guu that bore upon de Yam.
kes', AZ d kIlirg anne and wouIdiIg sixteen
Of uur man. u dder thes circa instances, col.
White, the COMMANDING c n sr, yield. d the
post marching Gu. VITA the hOHOIs OF W II,
AID preservirg from capture h. b. ggaga NJ
ais 9th ecs and m IN, and the pubic pers in
is charge Ina garrison IRE aow libera.ed
on parole
Ine eveuts OF the campaign In North Caro-
lima had rendered Fort Moe n absoi q te.y use.
iess to our cause, and the most serious loss
involved IN It's capture consIs in ctr depri.
vition CT the game and war muDitiO. 8 " hi
u con Eined, and iI the temporary CESSATION
OF the services o. It's brave defenders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-05
rh. Qa.stisn ofEappiieS.

II view CT The large portion of grain g.o ~.
I'M and embarrassing country nov he'a Is
the enemy, eni TIE n1msrous lines % com.
raaicslion cue Of by III. f,,ces. nl.,rg pc,
sors have eegoa 10 entertain sarious spets'
esisions that CUE armies U-y, in;hs coE.se Of
tins, oecene s'rattepsd for tte uecestaJies Of
IfA We expressed the belief tbs other day
that 20 Tar ia the forces ia THE lei xhhcThood
sre concerned, saeh sp2rshsns'cnr are based
opop 10 suiS calse. The Wig las, s.lCs
that sine, taken II the s1hjs.;. AMI tneTeh.
rsndsl sn acceptable service in suieting TIE
aGisstion Of the pebic ,nind. l. shows, coz.
e0s3gsiv. thar with -tr, ordinary share +
~iGor and forethodght Oh the part If the at
thor ties, such a esami'y IS ths vant q fusi
san never befsl err eraia& /, has cA'elnty
coz led "A statement of tae populations. 49,
the provision prodrcte u cofta.l upper coau.
tics u Fl-.iL.s, North a.4' o5Q.4 Ca-0!lusi,
Gee sia, Aa5da.a, ami .Isansss.s. s.tsfin I'll >
pre- L, End .1sob.3ie como! ., the Cyais ter-
sA GorsrDmsnt.' which Il publishes, ent
wit. re su, i,io, win tas eoanst's al tue
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-11
DIR KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES,

gs-11Faat DR. KING, formerly OF New YORK 20
nIhm.l the last four years on Louisville Kv
and who has devoted his atlentionss
tho Treatment OF private diseases Tor 90 years aatt.r
himself, haging attended 70 practice for 20 mani
years aud cured 20 many thousands, be "a enabled Z
cure All Diseases Of private nature. no mAttar ht-
naa tncy may Do from njQdici0ua nedioai treatment
or from neglect OF thor own. uf kBg's DispeAaary IA
no % DoadeTCk street, between Cherry ana tue qaFs
econd story, where be cures all diseases Of pfvats
nature.
Gon0rhea cured without nauBeous medicines or i,
difference With business.
Structures OF Old recent date oaeotually cured Ia
a few daya, BY ana operation which causes 20 pain
Where asticture eEistz health cannot DO enj6ysdl
Perhaps 20 disease causes more mischief and unda-l
mines the Constitution ~ much.
syphilis, With an the Diseases OF the ska grovrin,
out Of neglaci or bad tfoatmont, be eGaoluali5
CURED In a few days
snaisal Wsaigisa Part attention haytng bs
given ~ this dgeeso and al TIE consequences rF0sug
Qua Of ~ brought on n many BY the dosructys
habits 81 iucgnHideraie yOuiha and excessive indns
g8noe Of The passions, neglect Of which viii undsT
mine the Constitution rendering the subject unat lo
business or society, and eng premature Old ara
females Nh0 may b lalorDf With any dlhisaity .
She womb nay resi- assured lrnmgdlato relief
Persons residing abroad 81 gfiinR and stating thts
oaao win aieq enclosed, direct 10 Df, a. King. ~ -
psyi5filk street Nahylle, Ienn sii hsyo - naoa5
tnry uedicinas sent W thsf Aflrua 1.Bot ~
en- g'ciqek q iha nqr4i1g aasn "a Ne srtlinq.
liTt9-isdA~iS
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-11
FRENCH BAKERY.

fLNlh und'H gue1 bogs % inform tho Public Tint
l hc has added 10 his establishment a BAKERY
upon The French method; aud that only competent
French woTkmen will ba employed lie hesilaies not
20 say DIS bread Is equal II not superior, tC any man
uiactured IN the city aud guarantees that it will be
Hs sweet and coed as broad can DO made from the
Eet that 30 hop yeast will be used in its manuiac-
ture, share OF the public and private family pat
Tonpgc Is earnestly solicited.
Hot Rolls every morning, at O'Clock An dcscrip-
tons OF bread and every variety Of cake made TO
der.
Remember II you want sweet and good bread call
'at r. UOONNORS, corner Of Union and summer
stroets, opposite Odd Yellow Hall
The Public are respectfully informed that the we'll.
known ICE CREAM SALOON 81 IT, c. REEyFs,
Cormory cf Nashville) will be re.opened Thursday
the sth of Nay where Ice Crelms, not 70 be exceled
by any la the city, can be had Call aud Judge for
yourself Zap 3O-lml T. O'COANOR
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-11
A Deserter from the YorNrOWn Army.

arr spoudcuc, rhud lpui Inquirer.
A deserter came over from an Alabama
regiment a few days ago He was well
clothed, and fine looking young man.
His story was clear and explicit, and
his face bore the expression OF an honest
man. When nc had concluded, be was
asked what papers he had with him
then. Drawing from an inside pocket
greasey envelope, he took out three or four
letters in a female hand, and Il certificate
of b0uaty oue 'tor fifty dollars" "Those
letters are from my mother; that scrip
received for enlistiug; besides the clothes
on my back, il is all | ever received. /
refused 10 enlist all along, until learned
that a draft was to be made, and know
ing would then be called on and put in
some mental position, my mother said,
20 now; take the bounty money and go
with them to the front, but never fire a
gun at man who is fighting under the
good OLD flag; when an opportunity
offers, change your position and come
back under the old banner TO your mo-
Their, who will live for you, and pray
nightly for your safety. BE cautious
she said, and trust no man until safe in
the Union army; then tell your story
frankly and it will be all right" The
information lac brought over is Of great
value. His name aud the regiment we
omit for the present, but hope he can
soon return TO his devoted mother and
for the balance of his life be allowed TO
pursue bis vocation (he is a mechanic) in
peace. lf there IS one thing we should
be proud oi'aboyc all others, Il is that in
our army, of over six hundred thousand
men, there is not a single Conscript
Every man knows what he is lighting
Tor, and can appreciate the blessings of a
free government sufficiently to lay down
his life, ir need be- in saving it for his
children.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-11

OP Davidson county, April 7, 1902, a negro man,
- who says bis name is GEORGE, and belongs 70
captain william bu m, Of Warren county Mississip-
leo pounds dark complexion loft band has been
badly burnt; feet 10 Inches high. Tine owner ID
requested 70 como fJrgard prove property, and pay
charges, al the law directs.
J. H HINTON,
tAp. 21-3t sheriff aud JJilorOfDC
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-11
Committed to Jail

~ Davidson county, March "A, 1862, a negro man,
~ who says his nsuio Is ALFEEi aud belongs 20
Mrs Eliza lay or OF Montgomery county, Tenn said
boy b. about 80 or a. ysars cd weighs about SO
pounds small scar ln the cout.r Of his forehead,
and one Ga front Of HIS lon ears fsot inch HIGH
Tho owner Il requested 70 come forward prsyo prop.
erty and pay charges, AZ the ia0 directs
j. N HINTON,
Ap. 2o--3t Sheriff and ia lOr u ID g.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-11

The Dunkards' settlement in Virginia
was pounced upon by the rebels recent
w, and the head men taken to Rich
mond, and released on condition Of the
payment of $500 apiece in silver. The
sum of $4,000 ransom was paid over.
The unfortunates who could not raise
the money were detained fT duty
among the negro transfers.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-11
Committed to Jail

NJ Diysdsou county, April o, 1852, a negro
" man, who ava that his name Is ALBERT (;
be says that he belongs 70 Benjamin Halan, Of
Maury county. Tennessee; about "a years Old ;
bright muHtt0, weighs about lfj Ur 100 pounds
feet II inches high Long, bushy hair. The owner
Is requested 20 come forward prove property and pay
charges, AS the Inv directs. j. NJ. HINTON,
Aprll 20-Jt Shorin and JailOr Of ID. c.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-11
Committed to Jail

nv Davidson county, Aprii g. 1902, s negro man.
" who says his name Is BILL says lao belongs b
Spencer Mcdenry OF OYertOn county, Tennessee :
BE- about twenty-one years old, and weighs about
80 pounds Eulhil soar on each cye brow small
scar On the end % his nose feet 10 inches high
Lushy head OF harI dark complexion. The owner
j. Tcquostcd 10 come fofWaFd, pr0Ys pfoportY, and
pay charges, as Ia av dreop
~ HISrON,
Ap. ''-b th go b -. ~ d d.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-11
Committed to Jail

NJ davidson county, Aprl ~, 1862 ayrezro man,
~ who says his meme b. GEORGE, aud bolOr ~ 10
Henry Blood, II Davidson CIuuty about 30 ysars Of
age weighs about i5O or 100 pounds copper color
feet inches high The owner q rgquosttd 10 como
forward, prove property and pay ehafges the iaN
directs :, HINTON,
Ap lo-'t sheriff aud Tailor OF D. G.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-11

Mr.. Henry Budd, of London, recently
deceased, whose will has been proved
over 81, 100000, leaves the entire amount.
10 his two sons, upon condition OF their
not wearing a moustache thro' life
Should the condition not be compl led
with tlie property is to be applied 70 the
erection Of building for The homeless
pooe of the city.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-11
Committed to Jail

~ Davidson county, April G. 1862, a negro man,
~ who says hrs name Il ALFRED says he belongs
"a Mrs. Elizabeth ortec, Of lckniln county Tenn;
about - years Old weighs about lGj pounds; dark
copper color; feet ten inches high Tho owner is
requested 10 come forward, prove property md pay
cha gee. as the law directs. }. N. HINTON,
April 2O-3t sheriff and Jaior of ID. O.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-11
DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPRNSARY,

ME attention Of citizens, strangers and otheys via
n ting Nashville requiring medical aid h Fespect
fully called TO this Office No 81 Deadcrck street sec
ond floor, between Cherry and the Square
DR.. COLEMAN Is an old practitioner or medicine. bs
almost unlimited experience and catering supoeus
for many years past Ia the treatment OF pRyATs IN.
EAasi, has Induced him 20 devote his undivided aff
ton 10 all diseases iof this nature MANY casce ~
The most inveteraie character have promptly yieled
TO his improved method Of treatment
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary gv,b
His Gonorrh@a, Gleat and al diseases Of ne gepra
and urinary organs, meet with no resistance 10 BIZ
remides.
female irregularities and functional isderpuge
ments OF the Womb, and tho dsoaae arising from
6cstatlon and III hanged parturitiOn.
Every case Of keducbe Rupture and Of pilsa Ara
Prolepsus Of the Roctum, and most cses OF Fiatula
can be cured BY process nearly painloss n etheF
Oh ne latler cases h undertaken by Dr. Coleman a
cure y Invariably warranted careful examinaisd
always paesens tho necessary Indications Of 5aoeg ~
faluFeby ms improved method OF operating
Persons OF either sex applying person or By letter
Describing oaBe) On tho nrst symptoms OF any acute
epocihc disease, can be cured ia most caset bv tbe
abortive method, 10 forty eight hours
strict confidence, prompt attention and moderate
charges, will govern him with his patrons
So No mercury used 10 the treatment or Usg,syag
dtsedse', as be believes 10 most casual 4 nrelvcss
worse disease than that Il Is given 10 cure
Ohlce hours from eight IN the morning tll nias 10
'no eVoums' jan IS, '62-ly
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-11
Committed to Jail

or Davidson county, March G, 1862, negro man,
" who says his hume IL GEORGE, sud belongs to
Hugh Kirkpatrick, Of Cumberland county, Ky; about
is or 10 years old dark copper clor weighs about
l45 pounds, feet Inches high the left side
Of neck, from burn. Tbs owneris requested 10 come
forward, provo property, and pay charges, the law
directs J. ". HINTON,
April 20-N Sheriff and JallOr OF d. g.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-11
Committed to Jail

nF Davidson county, April II, 1862, a negro man,
" who says his name j. NAT, and belongs to Misses
Buchanan, If Rutherford county; said boy 4 about
20 years Old Weighs about 100 pounds mu.atto co..
or; 6 feet inches high tSo scars, one above acd
one below tho lef. eye. lha owner Is requested to
come forward, prove property, and pay charges, as
the law directs. JIM. HINTON,
Apri Cost ShcnH aud Tailor of D. q.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-11
Committed to Jail
Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, April1S 1862, negro man,
" who Gays his name is ANDREW /; says he belongs
TO r L. Brown, Of Davidson county, Tenn; da rk
copper color; scar On tho left side of his neck also
scar On The tight brow about 2S years old
weighs about ljS pounds and Il 3 feet inches high
The owner Is requested to come forward, prove prop
crty and pay changes, as the law directs
j. n. HINTON,
Aprii g0-St sherid and Tailor Of H. G.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-11
Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, March o, 1862 negro man
" who says his name rs CLARK; says be belongs %
Hugh Kirkpatrick, OF Cumberland county, Kentucky;
dark copper cUlor, weighs about 100 pounds, feet
3 inches high. The owner u requested Tn come ior-
ward, prove property and pay charges a. the law d.
rccts. JIM HINTON,
April 2Otn-3i Shern and Tailor OF b. C.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-11
Committed TO Jail

M Davidson county, April 4. i3a2 negro mm
~ who says his uame 10 JOE BARTLETT; said boz
claims - be free u color; about "a years Old.
Gays no Lives 10 henri county, ~; light copper
euiof, tcaF on TiRht sda a tbs ueck Weigha about
lib o. 80 polats 3 iess 4 laes hlgh
j. III HINTON
AT gp-fl t'hsFiT MA JaiiaF y y. o
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-11
NASHVILLE UNION.
what the Rebel papers say AbOut
tho EalI OF new Orleans

About the only consolation we can
draw from the above is, that the iron
clad steamer Louisiana is "safe." "Safe"
how? "Safe," where? Was it "safe"
plan to send steamer away from the
city which she was bulls 20 protect TO a
part of the river where the enemy were
not making hurried operations for its
destruction, while they were operating
much more threateningly nearer that city.
The Louisiana is safe" But is the city
Of New Orleans gssGe" g-is!; s.iiitt ;sii5i,ry
fleet in the harbor threatening its bonn
bardment every moment? Whose blum
deriug nanagcmentis this? Is the Sec
Rotary OF the Navy responsible for this
il not, who is
While speaking on this subject we
would like 10 know if il is really true
that our iron-clad vessels are not permit
ted 10 move an inch unless by the orders
OF the Secretary Of the Navy? We have
heard it announced as fact that such is
the case, and that their commanders are
tied up with such instructions and re-
strictions as TO completely prevent them
proving Of any value whatever as a means
of injuring the enemy. If this is really
30 We think the sooner we procure glass
cases 70 put our iron clad steamers in, 20
keep the enemy's wooden gunboats from
injuring hem, the better.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-11
Committed to Jail

OE Davidson county, April 10, 1883, a negro maa
~ who says hts name Is HORACE; Gays De belongs
70 a. o p Nicholson, Of Maury c0anty; weigh about
100 pounds, about "a years Oh, dark complexion
feet inches high. Thnnwuer o. rcqnested 20 eeso
forward prove property and ply charges o. the aw
diTeCts, j. 81 HTNION,
Apr 2Jth-3t ShCrlI and JnlOr OF D. G. .
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-11

OF Davidson county, April ~, 1862 a negro man
~ who ssys be name b ALBERT; says he belongs
TO Henry Blood, Of Davidson county; about 90 years
old, weighs about los pounds, o feet high, nuatto
color The owner IS requested 10 como forward,
prove property aud pay charges as the law directs
!. n. HINTON,
April 20th-3t Sheriff and Tailor Of ID. O.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-11
NEW ORI.EANA.

H'''NAANfiN'
We regret TO say that the news we
have this morning is by no means agree
able. Official dispatches received yes
terday confirm the fall Of New Orleans,
contrary 70 our belief aud the belief Of
nin6-tenths Of this community. The
cncmy's feet approached tho city and
demandeda surrender, Gen lowell re-
fused 70 surrender, but evacuated the
city with his troops, falling back TO
Camp Moore, on the Jackson Railroad,
after destroying the cotton and stores
which be was unable TO remove The
iron-clad steamer Mississippi was burnt
TO prevent her falling into the possession
OF the enemy. Nothing is said about
the Louisiana but the supposition at
present is that she was scuttled.
Camp Moore is at Tangipaha, seventy
eight miles from New Orleans, on the
Jackson Railroad General Lowell could
have paused at Ponchatonia, rs miles
from the city, on the same road, which is
high aud healthy location.
The public would fain be informed of
the causes of The fall Of New Orleans.
One ruWor says that the n-cIad,
bomb-proof' steamer Louisiana, was
sunk by the first tire from the euemy's
mortar boats, and it would be relief to
know whether, in fact, she played any
part in the matter It was believed
here that she was tested with 80 rounds
of ball OF one hundred and fifty four
pounds weight, without doing her any
damage, and much was, therefore ex-
pected from her, We express the uni
versal sentiment when we say that the
mystery attending Tue fall of New Or
leans should receive a speedy solution
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-11
Committed to Jail

nF Davidson county, April 10, 1862, negro wo-
" man, who says her name l. MAlNINA says
she belongs 70 John Oyertou, Of Davidson county
dark copper color feet 10 inches high about 30
years old. The owner is requested 20 come forward,
prove property, and pay Charge, as the Law directs
j. NJ. HINTON,
Aprii 20--3t sheriff and Jailor OF .. G.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-11
Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, April ~, 1902 negro man,
~ namod JACKSON; says he belongs 10 Noah Oris-
vel, Of Davidson c'uRty about Is years cd weighs
about $50 pounds; scIr on the nose also one un
Ter the light eye; feet 10 inches high. The
owner IL requested 10 coms flrward, prove property
andpay charges, as iuo law directs.
j. NJ. HINTON,
April 20--3t Sheriff and Jai oc Of d. c.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-11
Committed to Jail
Committed to Jail

or Davidson county. April z, 1862. negro man,
" who says bis name q JOHN says lac belongs
To- FUnnt Mosbey nj Rutherford county, Tenn;
about 10 or 80 year. old bright muhtto; weighs
about lb5 or 100 pounds and has one wo0lcn les
feet 1 inch high Tho owner is requested 10 come
forward, prove properly, and pay charges, az the law
directs. J. NJ. HINTON,
Ap. 20--3t sheriff and Jail0r OfD u.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-11
Committed to Jail

OF nav dson county April lS, 1862, a negro man,
~ who says his nano Is SAM says ho be'ongs 10
Robert Owen, Of Williamson county, Tenn; about
30 years cd weighs about 1855 pounds complexion
black scar the loft eyebrow feet high The
owner is requested to forwu d. prove property,
ar d pay charges, aa O Law directs.
J. NJ. HINTON,
April 20--at Sheriff aud Jsilor Of D. c.