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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-21
Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of three writ. Of q 10 10 me directed
ID nom The Circuit Court Of the United State for
she Middle District OF Teunessoe, ], e. h Gascocg
Mirshtl Iu aud for said District, Will expose 90 public
sale, 10 lhe highest bidder, Cor cafh AZ she Court
a use door iu the city Of Nashville, on tbe 18Th day
Of Ou0ler lsO2 al the right ttlc, claim and interest
which Noble ID. Ellis has iu aud % ihc following de-
srhei piece or parcel 90 land, tn-wi in thO 18Th ds
uiCt OF Davidson county Tennessee fronting ou the
West side OF Bueua Vista Turnpike road about two
mics from Nashville, bounded o., follows fsgiuumg
at stake n the csutre off -a1 Iurupka rnti at The
Northeast corner OF MNwuIl KediuF's or fUA's five
acres, aud ruIs ith Che North Inr vi sad Tive acre
tract South Ia deg West 70 ds 100 poles Go stake
ON B1s'ey's Iiue' tbenro with B9sley line Nuuh %
deg West as DO 100 poles o. stake Correr Of l
tract of eighteen acrs sod b. g.. ". hauCr and Jos
e. Owen Co Jas WHtwOrih, Trustee ior Davidson
county, theure With the south hnc Of same, South
81 deg East 6j boo plg- lo stake Boa tho coutre
U Nuuua FIsi ko road, thCure aluus crulfc uI ald
road rs it., ~ 81 100 polrs t1 thc brEiunug coo
aluiuE agTcs no square poles more or l1sf stIt
properly being lowed upon iu satisfy I3dturutu in Ia
y0rUf d Peters A. Co.. Winston, swim and johnson A
Clark Kicker a Glars, rendered iu sad Court. nu thF
lUrh day OF April, 1909, agaIugt thr Ht T. DE-, aul
suauulA Moore. Administrator of G.. a. Moore tf
ceased. Sale 90 lake place 20 10 O'Clock A M
b. h GLtsDth.
reFlA-lN L, b. Marshal. N u. b.
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A CONSEQUENTIAL DAREEY The Er-
aniiler has a story Of secession Presby-
terrain minister in one OF the Border
States, who took occasion one Sabbath
morning publicly to inform the Lord of
one ,of his prominent church members
who had gone 10 the enemy, even to the
Congress Of the United States" and he
therefore entreated his Divine Master
that his traitOrous footsteps might never
again press the soil of his State. A lady,
who heard the prayer had colored
preacher in her family, who was a most
devoted and godly man. She said to
him, upon returning from church, "Uncle
Robin, our preacher prayed this morning
that Mr.. -- might never come back
home again" The old man looked con d
founded, as he exclaimed, DWELL, well
is ID possible2" After a moment Of Sc
rious thought he said earnestly, "Weu
madam / shall feel obleeged 10 pray agr
HIM" 10 was thought by those who
knew the parties, that the minister pray
or would not weigh much while Unol,
Robin prayed "agin him
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ow 10 dispose OF a husband.

How Co Dispose OF a Husband.
We heard of a woman, the other day,
who was quite happy over the clever
manner in which she had disposed Of
her husband BY coaXing, she induced
him TO volunteer in one Of our city COM
panies, aud pocketed the $500 bounty
but after remaining in barracks two or
three days, he thought il but fair that
she should allow him TO help her spend
the money. SO he took leave Of alb
sence,' aud made known his wishes to
her, but her sentimental days were over,
and instead OF accceding to his request
she slipped out of the house, procured an
officer and caused his arrest for desertion.
Patriotism, however, had little 10 do with
her action, ii we may judge from her
own explanation. 4" You see said She
"John is no good to me or anybody else
I've tried 20 make something Of him. but
it's no use SO let him go for a soldier
He's a lazy good lor-noihing fellow and
never had.half enough spirit for hus-
band whatever be maylhaye for soldering
don want him 20 get shot, bul ,t he
should, 1 won't be any worse o.
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Justices Court.

JoHN BROWNE, Pth1 Ia "A suit before G. NJ.
hTufhgtlp. a Ju.fiHp of pR4Fp
Faisf, nett J lor Davidson County, tenn.
The plaintiff, John Browne, Ga ths action having
obtained an Attachment against the defendant. A.
frse, and issued % Constable John ID. Cover aud rs
mrnrd BY him, levied Hundry Articles of chattles
belonging 10 the defendant; and ou motion of plain
th, 10 appearing Co thr satisfaction ct ztd justice.
that the defendant Is nonrr ideut ui tho State of
Truuesee Il Is ordered that publication hr made Cor
four successive works n nra paper puh'- he'd n the
city ut Nashville called thr col uiHu." warning the
defendant 90 appear before aai Justice on the llti
day OF September, lsO2 and plead, an wer or demur
o. said attachment, Otherwise tn case will he let
down llr Trial rN partr on that day.
g. NJ. SOUTHGATE, Up.
Augut IN, 1862 4tw. pr. Zee, $500
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III Juelltt W MT. 1ANlLiOhi VIC publish
The following reply to some statements
in yesterdays UNIoN:
Second Presbyterian Church.
10 he E3tor Of the Union:
In your notice Of the "Second Presby-
terrain Church" in yesterdays UNroN, the
following passage occurs, 70 wit:
"Mr HAMILTON, clerk Of the church
when called on TO hand over the church
records TO Elder D1oKEY, loyal man, re-
luctantly delivered an unimportant book
-lta sqid he knew Nothing about the otierr
cards." "It is charged also that the book
given up has been ni,a'laied, a portion Of
NE record being tom OH"
Thispassagc would do me great injns-
lice we're the facts as they really exist
not set forth before the public.
The book alluded TO was delivered 10
the Hon. JNo s. BRrEN in accordance
with military order issued by Gen.
RocssEAu while he was commanding
this post. II is true and complete copy
Of the Sd volume of the minutes Of the
session of the Second Presbyterian
Church up to the time the copy was
made. The charge, that said book has
been niutilated, by portion Of the re-
cord being torn om is without the shadow
of foundation in truth, as may be seen by
comparing the copy with the original.
The statement that said that "lasa
nothing about he other records" is grossly
false. The records Of the Session hav,
been in my possession ever since / hav,
had the honor TO hold the office OF Clerl
of Session, which has been for mani
years. BY the Constitution of the Churcl
the Clerk of Session is the only perso
authorised TO keep the records Of ih
Church; and up TO the time they wer
ordered out of my hands by the militar
authorities, l have endeavored TO perforr
that duty in the fear Of COP and in ac
cordance with my obligations TO th
Church. The records will speak fc
themselves; they have been kept ia &C
cordance with the established usages {
the Church, and received annually III
approval of Presbytery.
j. NJ. HAMILTON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HE4DQUARrERs DIsrRICr or THE OHJo1
MEDICAL DRECToB's OFFIcE,
NASHVILLE, TEggo Sept. "a, 1922
The supply Of ice in this city becom-
ing low, and to provide sufficiently for
the sick in the city and hospitals, deem
it my duty to prevent lis further issue,
except in case Of sickness, on orders
signed by me. EBN. SWIFT,
Surgeon U.S.A,
Sep. lS-lw Medical director.
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SAVE Your MoNEy.-During these war
times it is the duty Of all to save as
much as possiblei 20 per cent Of your ex-
penses can be saved by exchanging your
Greenbacks for Tennessee money as in
a majority Of cases S. in the best Ten
nessee Bank bills will go quite as far as
s. in any other money This exchange
can be made on the best terms at the In
suruuce Office Of W. }. MAEB on College
street Opposite sewanee House,
Aug 2T-f
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particular Notice.

tMr, G, d. WHiTISa has assumed the
control of our city subscription list. He
will see that the UNION is delivered rcgu-
larry to city subscribers every morning.
He will also make collections promptly,
at least every two weeks No money
taken but Tennessee, or par funds.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue of witt Of u ia 90 mc directed from the
ID Circuit Court IT tho United states for The M die
District Of Tennessee, O. X. GlasC0ck, Marshal 10
and for aid District viii expose TO sale, publicly, 60
the highest h ito for CASH az the Court House door
in the city ct Nashville, on the 18th dsyof october,
1862 the following slaves property OF Allen q Crock
EFT, namely Mary, about 10 years OF age, with her
Of age: the slaves aforesaid having beeu levied 10
satisfy Judgment IN favor OF Clark, Adams CLARK
against A. d. Crockett, rendered Ia said Court on the
2Slh day Of April lSf2 sale 20 commence Al 10
o'clock, A. n. T. II. CLASCOCk.
sppl2.l4 Z. s, Marshal, NJ. d. r.
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Our friend DIR. JONES of the Lunatic
Asylum presented us with sweet po-
tAtoe Of stupendous size. II would take
premium at the California Agricultural
Fair. As we intend TO eat it, we only
hope that II viii not prove 10 be
The root Insane
Which takes the reason prisoner
though we admit that il has excited vs.
wonderfully already.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-21

A gentleman from Bowling Green says
that BRAGG has fallen back from the
railroad on Glasgow, and our troops are
pushing on after him rapidly. We think
BRAoG's game is up. Our soldiers are
eager to get pop at the miserable old
traitor.
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A gentleman told us yesterday that
BREcKNBIpdE was certainly at Chatta-
noOga We suppose the poor man has had
TO fall back there to get water Alas,what
a burning thirst must be parchhg his
lips, blistering his throat and consum-
ing his intestincs.
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We heard a rumor yesterday evening
that Gen. RosEcRAEs had possession of
Knoxville. We most devoutly pray that
il may prove true. We know OF nothing
to render il improbable
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SUNDAY MORNING, SEPT. q, 1862

CARS Running BETWEEN BowLiEG
GREEN AND LoUIsviILE.--J ~ ABLE
will run three or four coaches through TO
Bowling Green tomorrow morning, con-
Meeting there with cars for Louisville
All who wish to go through 10 Louisville,
lafe and comfortably, bad better secure
their seats early to-day. Office At the
Sewanee House.
Sept. 2l-It
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HEAnQUABTEBs lsT Tenn. CAyALRy,l
NASHVILLE, TENE, Aug. 22lS82
[ Orlers No, 81
All officers recruiting for this Regiment,
will Immediately forward to these Head
quarters a report showing the strength
Of the party, present. and absent, and will
hereafter, at least once a week, make a
similar report exhibiting the gain and
loss, il any, since last report.
by order of Cot, STOKES.
JONI MURrHY, LIST Lieut. & Adiuiant
LIST Tenn. Cavalry. Aug. 23-tf.
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A great many families have suffered
severely in this war, but we think that
BRAOG's and Smiths connections have suf-
Gered worse than anybody else.
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As good many persons probably wish
TO see the agreements made for the ex-
change Of prisoners between the Govern
ment and the Rebels, we publish in full
The stipulations made by General DIX,
U. 5. A, and General HHI, C. 5. A. IL
win be well TO preserve them for future
reference.
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Claims Against the United
States Government.

DERSONS holding Claims ga'nBt the Z. S. Govern.
i uen either Tor Property taken Tor the use Of the
Amy, luI % mage 10 P'uperty, Quartermuster Re.
cripts Ce tiCates can have them settled and coll
ircted by placing hem ia the hands Of CHARLES II.
GREEN, Agent tor the National Claim Agency of
Washington, ID. G.. Odica of the Tennessee Branch Of
the Agency, No - Cherry street, up Stairs
LnlN .n--iI.
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HEADQuARTeRs U. S. FoBoFs,)
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Z
Sent. rs. 1862. y

sept 10, looz'
GENERAL ORDER, No. 3.
I. In pursuance of the instructions of
Major General Buell., all enlisted men
found in this city, or beyond their camp
lines, without especial authority from
their regimental or detached command
or, or other higher officer, countersigned
at these headquarters, will be arrested
and sent 10 the city prison.
All officers found in the city without
such authority will be arrested and
brought to these headquarters for such ac-
ton in their cases as the Commanding
General may direct.
No passes authorizing either officers or
soldiers TO leave their encampments
will be hereafter issued without specify
ing the cause, which must be one ofpub-
lie business, and limiting the time and
it is enjoined on commanding officers TO
be rigid in restricting these leaves to the
smallest possible number, and to see that
the limit of time is observed.
General and Staff Officers, known TO
be such, are exempt from the restrictions
of this order, excepting so far as it re-
quires them to make their presence-and
in regard to staff Officers, their business
known daily at these Headquarters.
Officers and soldiers in this city belong
ing TO absent regiments, are required TO
report 10 the commanding officer Of the
COnvalescent camp; to which camp, and
to all persons belonging to it, these orders
are TO be considered as applying. Camp
guards will be Of sufficient strength to
prevent the soldiers from leaving the
camps TO which they belong.
IL. Discharged men and such as have
been mustered out of service, awaiting
transportation, viii at once report them
selves in person to the Provost Mar.
shall, who will make list lhereof, will
particulars concerning them and stating
where they are to be found. lie will pro.
vide quarters for them and subsistence fol
as long as they are unavoidably detained
and see that the regulations regarding
them TO be established at these Head
Quarters are carried into effect.
III. No man whatever wearing TN
! United States Uniform, or any part there
{ of, although discharged from service
will be permitted to wander about, bu
,, will be under regulation, quartercd an,
, subsisted as above provided.
, ". A patrol of one Company of In
fantry and one of Cavalry will be detail
ed 10 aid in efIccting the objects of thi
a order. Their Officers will receive thei
{ instructions from these Head Quarter
I tits also a part Of the regular duty {
the Provost Guard
, by command Of
To- BRIG.-GEN. NEGIEY
c JAS. A. LowRIE,
9 Capt and A.A.G. Septl8-3t
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We learn that large amount of Con-
federate stores, such as sugar, coffee, ba-
con, and other army stores, have been
found secreted lately in the houses of
some of our upper Ten Rebels.
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HrAp.QUn's. DISTRICT OF rHH Omo,l

HEAD-QUR's. DISTRICT OF TIKI OHIo,(
MED. DIREcToR's 0FFtCE,
NASHVILLE, TESS, Sep 18th, 1852.
In conGormance with orders from De-
pariments Headquarters, any Captain
sending a man to Hospital without his
descriptive list must be reported by the
Surgeon, and arrested; and any Surgeon
who fails to report the captain, is TO be
arrested
Both the Descriptive list and account
Of his disease should be given to
the man himself, if well enough to be en-
trusted with II; If not, TO the person in
charge. EBN. SWIFT,
SURGEON US.A,
Sep.18-1w Medical Director.
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All subscribers in arrears to the NASH
wlle DAILY UNION are respectfully re-
quested to pay the Route Agent or call
and settle at the Office, or their paper win
DE discontinued.
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No. SO, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

THIS AGENCY possesses peculiar Gcilitie. Gr H.,
i successful prosecution aud settlement Of ~.
mands against the General Government OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had several
years experience in the management Of claims be-
fore Congress- the Court Of Claims aud the Execp.
tive Departments at Washington, ami being thor.
oughy acquainted and familiar with the laws and
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention will Do given 20 cases arising
ont Of tho present war, including the accounts Of
States, Contractors, and psbursing Officers of he
War aud Navy departments, and for - Collect
ing, Drilling, and Organizing VOL.
unteers,' the reimbursement Of shIch IsnutIor.
lied by act at Congress; CLAIMS FOR TSpEM.
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOR
PUBLIC Uses, OR FOR DAMAGES TO- sUuH
PROPERTY, for Horses lost 10 tho service, sud ml
military Pay, Pensions, and bounty
Land.
We give special attention TO procuring Pen-
sIOns, BOuDties, ETC., accruing to Solder,
who have been wounded, contracted az sase, on the
families Of such as have died OF been killed while in
the discharge Of their line ofdrtv as such during tho
| present war
Special care win also be given 10 claims vtt.h
have been heretofore Rejected or SuGRend,d
| by the departments or IneacienfIy Managed
] Prompt attention also given 60 tho collection Of
! Quartermaster's Receipts given for Property taken
tor the use Of the Army 10 arranging Accounts with
aud collecting Claims against The Qusrermasisis De-
| plrtmcut.
! An Claims placed in our hands receive our Prompi
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
/ which, loo the hands OF an Attorney AT any distant
| point, frequently prove unsueoessful
Aide fruHfth.s dsc.doi a.l,nutar1 uur daily Inter
course Win an the Departments enables us On mo.
cases to obtain decisions much more speedily has
where al communication aud other necessary detail
| must ho conducted through the malls
Tothis snd, solie YOU o. iirwari o. us any nr
all eases OfHuch character you may from nie o. m,
have presented, aud, as he our custom, NO viii fr.
n,-h yOn with AIN tho necessary blanks. ani. uhsn
required, Instructions,
40 charge made he any case unlsss suceassfli
Address, CHARLES H. OREEN,
NO. la Cherry Street,
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Justices Court.


NIXON tHArftELp WOODS, Plaintin-.l
j. q. GRIFFTH, Defendant.
In suit before G NJ. Southgate, Justice of The
Peace for Davidson County, Tennessee.
The plantGs, Nixon, Chatheld 4 Woods, 10 this
action having obtained an Attachment against the
defendant, J. o. Griffith, aud issued 10 Constable
John ID, Cover, and returned by him, levied on sun
dry articles Of furniture belonging ~ tho defendant
aud on motion OF plaintiffs, by Counael Il appearing
Ia tie satisfaction of said Justice, that the defendant
Is Nonresident Of the State % Teuuessre 1t is or
dered that publication be made for four successive
weeks IN newspaper published IN the city Of Nash
vile called the "Union,' warning the defendant 10
be aud appear before said Justice GU the 2jh day of
september, 1862, and Plead answer o. demur 90 said
attachment, otherwise the cause will b. set down f0r
trial ex p3rte ON that day.
G. NJ. SOUTHGATE, JP.
August 2lst 1862 ttw. prs fee, $500
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81 want safe guard, said violent
rebel to General NGGLEY the other day.
"Hang out the American flag :" re-
piled the General, "that is the best safe
guard know Of"
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Isn't the attempt Of BRAoC, BUcENER,
and SMITH to subjugate the Union men Of
Kentucky an admirable commentary on
the affected horror which the rebels cx'
press At the idea of subjugating the
South?
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-21

We have large quantity of old
newspapers, suitable for wrapping paper,
which we viii dispose Of at 40 cts. per
hundred.
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A Methodist preacher of Tullahoma,
who took the oath here a short time ago,
is now Captain Of guerrilla troop.
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To Manufacturers.

lust hECEKEn, AND FOB SALE,
% Lttmg Traveller,
Laca and Roller leather
Leather ana Gum mettiugB
.nysWM LYON,
lu'yt 40, Market 81.
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HEADQUARTERS PRCvosT GuABp,)
NASHVILLE, TESE,,
September 10, 1862.
Hereafter any citizen found in the
streets of Nashville between the hours of
. p, NJ. and reveille (daylighD without a
written pass, will be arrested and con-
fined Passes to be out after 0 o'clock p.
NJ. will only be granted at the Headquar-
tcrs of the Maior-General Commanding.
by command of
Major General THOMAS.
ALyAN c. GIILEM,
Colonel lst Tennessee Inf,
sepl2 Provost Marshal.
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House Servant Wanted.

L WISH TO HIRE A SERVANT GIRL UN-
l. married, who is capable Of doing all kinds Of
house work The host ol references will be- required,
as well as given.
Apply at No. 90 Market street opposite the Watson
House aug29-tf
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Trade and Travel of the Season,
A NOTABLE EXHIBIT.
From the New York Times, 10th.

From the New York Times, 10th.
The railway traffic and canal trade of
The present summer months continues TO
attract notice from the very large and
almost uniform increase which they eI-
hibit over the active business of last sea-
son. We have already referred 10 the
prospect of nearly S2,O00OOO increase
before the close OF navigation on the tolls
Of the New York State canals, atording
a gross income of five or five and a half
millions of dollars We have now the
July returns of traffic over eighteen Of
the New York and Western railway
lines, which show an average increase
over last year of toHy-l,gs per cent. Since
these returns were made up, various
weekly reports of the first weeks bust
ness over the western lines have been
received, indicating large gain for the
month, although the labor Of the great
harvest in the West and the scarcity Of
laborcrs have caused some delay in send
ing forward the old supplies of grain
The summer passenger travel over the
| New York lines, both in July and Au-
| gust, has materially improved over the
last season. while the pressure Of the
freight business, particularly from the
| West, and some increase in the price OF
labor employed on the roads, have in
duced a further advance in the rates OF
charges. The following table of July
returns ia compiled for reference, with
the gain Of each line over July of last
! wear.