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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22
United States of America !:
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.

MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNESSEE.
MTHEREAS, information has been alod within Ndd
w for The Middle District Of Tennessee at N,lsh
ville on the l4th day Of May, AID, 1862, by John
Tnmbc, Esq., Attorney for the United States for the
Middle District Of Tennessee who prOsecues herein on
behalf Of the United rtcs against certain goods viz
One hundred and ninety five sacks Of Corn, and one
box Of Corn containing In an about three hundred
aud ninety bushels ana marked A. q. 81. C s. A.. al
ieging 10 substance, that said Corn was seized ON
land In the middle District Of Tennessee few miles
South Of Franklin forfeited 10 the Of the Unite
states Of America and praying process against the
same, that the same he condemned as forfeited as
Aforesaid.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the mOniton, under
the seal Of said Court TO me directed and delivered
do hereby give public notice to ali persons claiming
said Corn, or IN any manner Interested therein thai
they be aud appear before said Circuit Court, 20 be
held at the City n Nashville Ia and for said District
on the 2d day Of June 1862 Of 10 O'Clock IN the tore
noon Of that day. then and there 10 interpOse their
claims aud 70 make their allegations In that behalf
r. 6LAsCOCK.
Stay sOth, lboS-l4t Z. 8 Marahal 81 ~. 7
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22

a stern and indignant rebuke m ust be
given by loyal men to-day to those reb-
ell sympathizers who have the face 10
demand Offices from the people Ii is
not enough that they be silenced. Let
them be utterly terrified and COMPOUNDED,
at the severity Of the rebuke, until they
fly from the State which they have out
ragged, or like the damned on Judgement
Day they call onlthe rocks and mountains
10 hide them from the consuming wrath
Of people long oppressed but now turn.
ing fercely upon their oppressors.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22
Letter from an Indiana BELL Nan,
BEDFORD, Ind, May 10Th, 1862.

BEDFORD, Ind, May 18Th, 1862
Editor Of Nashville Union.
DEAR sIR--I see that in your city you had
one more proud day that men again stood
up and spoke freely their sentiments with
that freedom as in olden times, but am sorry
to say that l did not see the old name SO
much used here in 1860, that is JOIN BELL.
He seems not to ring his Bell at Union meet.
ings, when in 1860 it did my heart good to
use the name Of John Bell but be has gone
and left his friends. Peace be to bis ashes !
Will you please send me one OF your pa
pers as a sample. want to get up 2 club
here. You should be patronized for the bold
stand you have taken so far down in Dixie.
Truly yours,
THoMAsToN.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22

Rebel voters, and friends Of Isham g..
Harris and John Morgan 90 early this
morning and get your passes TO the
polls made out in due form by your
candidate for Judge. Unless you are
personally known to your candidate TO
be disloyal, you "'ciR Be required 10
produce recommendations fran some a5ieiol
person "a he service Of he Confederate
yStates.n
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22

The Rebels feel great anxiety that
MIR. Foster shall be elected Judge of this
Judicial District. We presume that the
Vigilance Committee will be out this
morning on the streets, with their pack
Of "bloOdhOunds" TO hunt down all
loyal men who vote for his opponent
NJ. NJ. Brien.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22
A @ A R ID
TO TuE
Town and Country Merchants
OF TEN NESSBH.

VIZ undersigned, Of the arm Of NORTH, SHER.
i MAN h CO.. NEW YonK. so lone AMI 0ivorabv
known % the southern Trade, havlng taken up his
residence m Nashville, is now prepared 10 take or
uers Tor an Articles that North, sherman Co. have
Combs, Brushes, Perfumes and Toilet Articles Bot
tons Threads, Gallery, Tapes, Needles pins shinr
Tackle, foftmonnaies, Fans, Paper Stationery Violin
strings, &c, sc. Let all Merchants then, who are
qualified 20 ship goods, give him a can The people
Of Tennessee arc ont n these goods and must have
them. u "a. MURPHY
may22--1mt 10 PUBLIC SQUARE. RAsuvifLF.
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syImPathy OF the British AristocratIc
gournaia with the Nashville
Rebel organs.

SymP@thy on tne BRUSH Aristocrattc
gournala with the Nashville
Rebel organs.
In looking over the files of the Nash
vile Patriot for 1861, we find a striking
evidence Of the harmony of feeling and
tastes which exists between the Cotton
Aristocracy of the Southern States and
the Aristocracy Of Great Britain. Both
are deadly foes to the exercise of suf-
frage by poor men both are in favor of
making property rule men, instead of
making men rule property both are in
favor of hedging some order or institu-
ton with peculiar privileges and guar
antees, and making it govern everything
else The English aristocrats and the
Southern Cotton aristocrats were both
for the dissolution Of the Union, in order
TO hand over the South 10 an oligarchy
of large land proprietors and slave hold
ers and as one means of accomplishing
this purpose, the Southern Rebels and
their English allies both conspired "a
destroy, by every means, the credit OF
the Federal Government and deprive il
Of money, which is the "sinews Of
war;" The Patriot the Banner, the
Union and American, the Tennessee
Baptist, the Christian Advocate, eek.
clusively religious" although it was, and
the Banner of Peace, delighted TO copy
from the organs of British Aristocracy
such miserably splenetic and venomous
articles as the following
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22

3 Governor JOHNSON has been discharg-
ing the burdensome duties Of his Office
with industry, justice and signal ability.
and now shall ne suffer an q1ioer Of
passports under King Harris 10 take his
seat on the Bench and battle the wise
and benign policy Of our loyal Governor?
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22
Notice to Claimants.

OIFNE o. ASsssTANT QUARTERnA sTIR.
NASHVILLE InsS., May 2lsi, 1894
DkEiuSs claiming private propsTty ID ths Chatia.
j noogA Ellfoad Depot a. lhk place, are request
% % prtetut tleI cams at tEls OGce tef ~ ne
rft 10 D. y maGnAM
uayE-ti Capt eud a q d
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22

Freemen Of Nashville, a few months
ago the Confederate candidate for Cir
cult Judge used to give you passports
out Of the city. Pay the debt you owe
him to-day by giving him his loallang
EapEs.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22

A majority for N. n. BRIES, the Union
candidate, to-day, will make the rebels
sick at heart, and I'll me breast Of every
patriot 10 the land with delight
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22

Would not the election Of Mr.. FosrAB
be glorious news for the rebel newspa-
pers 70 puHish in Richmond?
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22
BOOK-BINDERY

Il liE new Book Bintery, Nos 10 "a, Dead.,-t
II rtreet, has resumed business, snd Il PREPARED Al
execute az Kinds ~ Job work and EflnuE
work in nfat aud elegant style
Books and Orders len az w aHEEYia Bsek 49,.
OF a. ~ bindeTyi vii receive prompi attention
mayls-lNP JfjiFH d FtTfp
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}. NJ. MURPHY,
Nashville Building Association.
Bids for Machinery, &c.

OFfiCE o. ASSISTANT QuARFFRuAs1JJ
NAsHvnS, TEsE., Nay l9th, lsSl
DID viii DO received az this Onco uutH "a o'clo-b
~ ~ SATURDAY, Nay 81, 1862 from citlzoBs loyai to
the United states only Tor Che Hulls, Machinery ana
rsbes, AID nov PARTIALLY sunk 10 the Cumberland
river AZ Nashville Tenn.
sids vii be received f9r Che whole or parts Of ,ts
above. Government Fgnds only received
may20-lIt CsMkH0
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22
THEATRE.

DUFFIELD & SANDS MANAGERs.
W. II. EVERETT STAGE MANAGER.
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New Company still Successful ! !
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-07
NOTICE To TAX PAYERS.

Notice is hereby given that IN taxes renal.
ing unpaid on personal property afisr the nrst
day of June 1862, the treasurer is required -
issue his warrant to the sheriff to levy sad cor
lect such unpaid taxes. Chapter III sec o.
&C IS of 1860, requires the treasurer 70 issae n'
on a personal properly, together xi:h hi: fees !:
for S collsctinq the same. Persons viii find It
to their interest to pay Immediately. or DeIole
the sheriff serves the warrants, as they sle no'
in his hands. A. e LOWELL, 1ss.'s
Marysville, May %, e62.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-07

3OoUrRAGES IN MIssoURI.-Within the
last few weeks, seven Union men have
been deliberately murdered by secession
fends, while engaged at the sacred labor
of the plow. A strong force Of the State
Militia should be Immediately stationed in
South West Missouri, and every BUSH
whacker taken should be made an exam.
pie of. 1t is the only law which will ef-
fectually cove the villains.-N. Scott
Bulletin.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-07

Our szehanses y Yesterday. mail si,.
- scooant Of two days fshs which eom.
nenced on Saturday and Sunday last v;,h.
In some Eve miles Of Richnond. n.
loss on either side is not Rivsn. D.y;.
and Letches we're with herebsls. Thew
were routed and obliged to retreat T. Rich.
mond after the engagement MsClsllan'.
dispatch to the Sec. of War, dated on the
field of battle June 1, is below:
l. We have had a despsrats banls. in
which the corps of Generals sumner,
-Heintzleman and Keys we're engaged
against greatly superior numbers.
Yesterday at o'clock the enemy taking
advantage of terrible storm which food
ed. the valley Of the Chickshominy. ,at-
tackled our right flank. Gen. Casey's di.
vision which was in the front line, gave
way unaccountably. This caused a tenn
porary confusion, during which their guns
and baggage were lost, but Gems. Heintsls-
man and Kearney most gallantly brought
up their troops and checked the enemy,
and at the same time I succeeded By great
exertions in bringing across Gen. Sedg-
wick's and Richardson's divisions, Who
drove back the enemy at the point Of tho
bayonet, covering the ground with his
dead.
This morning. the enemy attempted to
renew the conflict, but was everywhere
repulsed.
We have iaken many prisoners, among
whom are Gen. Pe;tigrew and Col. Long.
Our loss is heavy, but the enemy's must
be enormous. ,inoc--e0
Excepting Gen. Casey's division, the
men behaved splendidly:: Several fne
bayonet charges were made,
Gro. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major General.
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.
Attachment.
John Frazier,
Irwin. Jackma n & Co.

Notice is hereby given to Joseph Trivia, - Jackmaa
christian name unknown. Peter Byrum - Byrsm, chris
tan unknown partners trading under the name firm
and style of Irwin, Jackman Co.. pOnresidents Of Mar
shall County, State of Kansas That John FRAZIER plaintiff
in the above entitled sued the Ind day OF
June A. D. 1852 writ of attachment before William p
Hess Justice of the Peace in and for Marysve Town
ship Marshall Co. State of Kansas and their property is
attached and unless they shall appear before the aforesaid
Justice at his office in the city of Marysve in said Town
ship County and State tie 18th day Of July D. 1862 at
the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of sadday Judge
ment Ill be rendered against them and their property d
to satisfy the claim of the plaintiff it being seventywo dbl
lars and eighty six cents, $72.S6.
JOHN FRAZIER.
By J. s. MAGiLI, his Atty.
Mary lie
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A COMPREHENSIVE LETTER.

~ uc NV OIK A1svuu0 P~AOe -.
subjoined extract from a letrer Of tie
Speaker cfsshe United States House Of
Representatives. The Tribune says that
the letter, g though written for one only,
contains much that is of the widest inter-
est" 1t is most comprehensive and ad-
mirably expressed summary of what the
Republican party has done, and it only
needs the addition which public sentiment
will make to it, that no man has contribu-
ted more to the success of Republican
measures in Congress than the able and
popular man who presides over the House
House of Representatives,
DEAR Ihave just signed the en-
rolled copy Of the homestead act. which
will be law SO soon as the signatures OF
the President Of the Senate and that Of
the President of the United States are at
tached. The long struggle for land tor
the landless is at last consummated.
Ten years ago the 18th Of this month";
the first homestead bin passed the House !;
and it has been steadily pressed upon the
attention Of Congress ever since. It's
friends are more indebted for success to the
unwavering support given it by the Tri-
bune than to ought else.
The bill passed is complete homestead
act. The following is synopsis of its
provisions:
All the lands owned by the Government
are opened to settlement under it in guam
titles not exceeding 160 acres to each
person. e.4.
Any person who is citizen of the Uni
led states, or has declared Intention to be-
come such, who is 81 years old, or the
head of family, or has served in the mil
itary or naval service of the country dur
! ing this rebellion /; can make the entry On
payment of ten dollars, and the fees of the
Register and Receiver Of the Land Office
That is all the settler has to pay at any
time.
The act takes effect the first of January
next, and requires residence and culliva-
tion of FIVE years to perfect the title.
Any person can enter, under this act
! land on which he has pre- emption claim.
This Congress is redeeming in good
faith all its pledges tothe people. What
you said of it a few days ago was eminent
iy Just 1t may seem to the country to
move slowly, but nc Congress before, it
has in the same time accomplished SO
much for the future greatness and glory of
the Republic.
The national capital free forever.
Slavery forever prohibited in al Terri
tories.
TIE public domain set apart and conse-
Grated in free homes and freemen.
The Pacific railroad authorized.
The policy Of gradual emancipation in
augurated; beside war measures.
Yours, truly, i G. A. Grow.
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PUBLIC MEETING.

The Citizens of Marysville and vicinity, are
requested to meet at the American House ON
Wednesday evening 'he 11th day Of June,
1862, at early cande-lig ht, to take into consid-
Grafton the propriety of opening road from
Marysvilie direct to Seneca. By
MANY CITIZENS
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-07

Ever since the ring-streaked, striped,
grizxled and measley speckled cattle of
Jacobs time, humanity has been torment
ed at times with that prcvokingly unmisi-
gated disea se--the measles.
Some of the "beys'' over the way have
been investing in them lately. We tried
our hand at them last Winter, so we know
how good they are We're "sympathi-
zer," we are. rs ssA5a g e sgsss
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-07

GENEROUS SENTIMENT.-SenatorP Pome-
roy in hisiate and eloquent speech on the
Homestead Bill, said:
9 1 am. sir, for opening these lands for
the landless Of every nation under heaven.
! care not whether he comes to us from
che popoasrs cities Of our older States, or
from the enlightened though oppressed ma
items of EsroPe. : No matter if he nay
have roamsd the xisds of Siberia, or have
been burned by a vertical sun.' 20 me
ne is an American. if he has an Americas
hear. in his bosom; if he be inspired with
American impulses and American hopes,
and yields himself joyfully 70 the mould,
ing influence Of, Observation-Disclosures"
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-07

JEssssox.-Col. Jennison has ably
and fully replied to the attack made upon
him by G. C. Bingham Of Jefferson City,
Missouri To those acquainted with the
circumsianeesof the, case, this sindicaiion
of himself il entirelys unnecessary. butsis
will be Otherwise with those at aidistanoe,
and many Of whom are considerably in
the dark in regard to the character of the
Union men, especially if they have lost
horses or negroes, and there is the least
opportunity of reclaiming them ,through
the agency Of our soldiers Champion.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-07

The Kansas Brigade under Gen. R. B.
Mitchell, bound for Coripth, arrived in
St. Louis last week. The, No. Democrat
thus spea'ss of them: s1 -, .Iai.i,
The boys are a splendid set of fellows,
and are most happy at being recalled from
she slow business of New Mexico cam
paiga to she busy and dangerous scene now
ensetiag before Corinth. They "go
where glory awaits them this evening"
The Kansas 1st have received. four hum
dred new arms from the St. Louis arsenal
The boys will be disappointed at find
,ng that the rebels have skeedaddled from
Csrinth. 9s oll5 to.e s
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-07

EpIsTLE OF KANSAS TO THE CoRISTHI-
ANs.-Thrice we were beaten by rufians
six years and more were we in the Terri
torial deep, in Iowa journeyings often ;
il periiscf Missouri waters, in perils Of
Bushwhackers, in perils by our own coun-
trymen, in perils BY the batternuts, in per-
lis in the city, in perils on the prairie. in
perils among false brethren; in weariness
and painfulness, in watchings oft; and IL
aroughts once. e.-Leau. Conservative.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-07

"Look out for paint" as the girl sal ID
when the fellow went to kiss her.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-07
L gTGMANTED.

At this Office, good faithful boy from IA to 16
years Of age as an apprentice to the prip ting
business. An apt and indust rious boy will re-
ceivs good inducements.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-07

The Leavenworth Conservative is now
printed on one of Hoes Cylinder Presses.
1t is an enterprising and ge-a-head news
paper.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-07

~ ny is the Soushern Confederacy like a
eeautifnI yong lady Because-upon
the whole-it is perfect dam-seI
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-07

"Down the outside said the fiddler,
when he fell out Of the window.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-07
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Defendants.

Thomas Smith, Defendants.
To Lewis Book and James Parsons. You are
h ereby notified that the above named pisintif
has commenced an action in the above entitled
court against you to recover judgment against
said defendant, Louis Book, for the sum Of two
hundred and eighty-fve dollars and interest
thereon fiom the 29th of May 1883, at the rsts
Of fve per cent per month upon pfonDisory
note signed by said Book on the 26th Of May
1858. payable to John W. Russell or order, and
to subject to the payment of said amount and
interest the following premises, nortgaged By
said Book to secure the same, to Wit: The 1erth
east quarter of section eight, township two.
south Of range nine, east. in said county, 70 seh
the same and apply the proceeds TO the spsynent
of said amount and interest and the costs Of this
action and to foreclose all Of the defendants
from all right, title or equity Of redemption in
and to said premises. Said note and security
having been assigned to the plaintiff hy said
Russell s.sx
Now unless you plead answer G. denur to
said plaintiffs petition on or before ths 18th day
of Augu st A. D. 1862, the said petition viii bs
taken as true and judg rendered according
ly. ~ essfsoi'
I'D. BRUxBAcoH & ST1Nson &HAvEus,
MO Pfc Attorneys.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-07

cevs good inducements.
THERE has been such demand in this
quarter for information upon the subject
of the Homestead Bill, that we have pub
1ished nearly everything we could find at
all touching it. Last week we published
the bill entire, and at the expense perhaps
of repetition, we again present synopsis
or expianation.of its provisions in letter
,aken from the N. Y Tribune.
An understanding Of its provisions and
. compliance with them, and every man,
who is unable to buy home, is prepared
TO accept the privileges conferred By this
great and benifcent act. The emigrant
can now settle and not be continually har-
rassed through the long period and expense
Incident to the opening cf a new farm for
money for presumption or pay day. With
n month wages in his pocket he may start
out and make his title to good homestead.
Let Free men, the lsboring millions, grasp
this opportunity TO benefit themselves and
their country. Uncle Sam has now assured
the world that he is erich enough to give
us ali farm"
As Senator Pomeroy said, This bill,
enacted into law, shall give civilizat ation
and kfe throughout the silent gorges and
gentle sleeping valleys, far away into the
deep recesses Of the continent Where it
leads the way there shall goin triumph
the American standard, the old flag of the
Union. And when once thus planted, it
shah never again be trailed in the dust" !"
Is
FREicHrINa and travel for Colorado,
Utah, Washington, California continue
unabated. More than one hundred ,wag-
ons or teams passed here last Sunday
One train Of sixty five wagons and a
thousand head of cattle-six yoke to a
wagon and about three hundred head of
loose stock-passed east early in the day.
,, Tuesday morning train OF twenty WaS-
ons, heavily loaded, en- route for Salt
Lake, Faulkner & Co., from Leavenworlh,
passed through. And the Salmon river
gold mines are drawing large amount of
travel over this road. Innumerable emf
grant wagons, some with oil cloth and car
peting coverings, drawn by fat, sleek mules
and horses. others with the simple white
canvass, locemoted By steers and cows,
with the household traps" and "fxings''
loaded on and attached, and even the hen
coop tied on behind. Droves of cows and
calves, focks of sheep-all are pushing
towards the setting sun.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-07

True valor is fire; bullying is smoke.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-07

The newly appointed Governor Of
Usah. Gox Harding. ifarnerly Of Indiana,
and son. escorted by Co b. Capt. ALLEN,
Kansas Ninth, arrived On Thursday sand
camped adjoining tho city. They Left
Atchison on Sunday. They viii remain
sers { few days, or until their baggage
wagons arrive, We believe.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-07

THAT'S we'll spoken that is well taken.
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FOR The Big Blue Union.
80 THE KANSAS VOLUNTEERS 81
: srI nzBza - 80 KANSAS sscoss
an" Happy Land Of Caaaen."

The Kansas voluatssrs are boys devoid Il tears
IT'S needless to recount their deeds Of daring;
In '55 and g they gave the rebels fits
And drove them from this happy land of Canaan.