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Proclamation of the Governor.

pY virtue of the power and authority in me ves-
ucssee, do hereby appoint the following persons to
fees attached TO his and their names and to perform
the duties thereof according 70 law 70 wit
FIRST WARD.
John Carpcr, Alderman. James Turner and VIM
Roberts, CounCilmcn
SECOND WARD.
JOS Robb, Alderman &. NJ. Southgate and A.
Myers Councilmen.
Ed Mulloy, Alderman Andrew Anderson aud
Alex. Mcdaniel, Councilman
FOURTH WARD.
H. G, Scoycl Alderman. L. b. Hun and Charles
Sayers, Ceuncilmen.
FIFTH WARD.
W. s. Cheatham Alderman j b. Knowles aud W.
A. McClelland, Councilman.
SIXTH WARD.
NJ, NJ. Brieu, Alderman. 7. J. Yarbrough and
WIN. Driver, Oouncilmen.
SEVENTH WARD.
NJ. G. l.. Claiborne, Alderman. WIN. Stewart and
Thos. Cready Councimen.
EIGHTH WARD.
JOS smith Alderman VIM. Haiy aud VIM.
Sanborn, Counoilmeu,
- In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have here.
! unto set my hand and caused the Great
I 49, 81 Seal Of the State 70 be affixed. az Nash
~ vile, this October l.t 1867
ANDREW JOHNSON. GOVERNOR,
EDWARD II. EAST, Secretary Of State.
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MarshaI's Sale.

DY virtue Of two wrils Of q IA, to me directed BY
- the Circuit Court Of she United States, for the
Middle District OF Icunessee I " u. Glasoock, Mar
sha 10 and for AID District will expose for sale pub
iciy to the highest bidder on The isth DAY Of 0cto-
Der, 500, at tho Court House door, IN the city Of
Nashville all the right, title, CAIN, and interest
which john 4 Mckinley has in and @ the following
described lots or parcels Of land IN the town Of Muir
froesboro Rutherford county state OF Tennessee, TO-
gether with the buildings and improvements on The
same viz q lot containing by estimation $3.50 square
feet, fronting % feet on The public square IN NUT
ffecsborO running back northWard from said Square
$50 feet without building on IT, vested IN said j. 7.
Mckinley by deed registered In book Of the Regis
ter of Rutherford county, page co., also lot desg
nated In the original plan 81 said town Of Matrices,
boro No TO- beginning at stake, southeast corner
Of said iot ranning thence West $50 feet, TO stake,
thence west il \ feet 10 w. g FletCheris corner,
thence north Sc feet % stake on thc street, thence
east with the street 70 the northwest corner Of the
Presbyterian Church lot thence south 1870 feet 70 the
beginning vested in said Mckinley by deed register
ed in book 8, page 58l lot in Murfroesboro, bound
ca follows beginning with stake - feet north of
said MCknley's southwest corner of lot purchased
from Jones thence west 1857 feet 20 tie street,
thence North 86S feet 20 a sake, with said street,
corner Of lot Formerly owned by Fletcher thence cast
85h feet to a stake, thence south TO The beginning,
vested in said Mckinley BY deed registered IN book
pags 100; and a lot bounded as follows beginning on
northwest corner Of lot owned by James Mcdowell,
a.. running thence north with the street IS feet to
the OF the street, thence east with toe street
" feet 10 stake thence south IS feet TO stake On
said McDowells line thence west with said line "
feet to the beginning, vested in said Mckinley by
deed registered IN book O. pages $40, 3il; sad pro
pcrty being cyied upon to satisfy judgment Ia favor
OF De CourCy, Iafourradc & Co, against J 7 McKin
ley, and Judgment In favor Of Meador and & Go !,
against Hal Mckinley, rendered In said Court on
the Both day of April. 1902 ami on the Isl day VI
Nay, lse2 sale to take place at lo O'Clock, A. NJ
4. r. GLASCOCK.
sepI2 l4t U. s. Marshal N. d Z
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Horses for Sale /!

ONE BAY MARE, accustomed 10 single harness,
a snowy aud fine traveller
ONE BROWN MARE, good under the saddle, a
blooded animal and fast traveller also,
ONE DOUBLE SETr OF HARNESS, all otwhich
will be sold cheap, the does not need them
Apply 10 JOSIAH b. ALLEN,
aug28-lw3 AZ, College street.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Ct writ Of f ia to me directed from the
ID Circuit Court Of the United States for the Mi die
District AZ Tennessee, 1, K. Glascock, Marshal Ia
and for said District win expose to sale publicly, TO
the highest bidder for cash at the Court House door,
in the city OF Nashville, on the 18th day Of october,
1862 the following slaves property OF Allen B. Crock
EFT, namely Mary, about 10 years Of age, with her
infant SON william: and Peter, ten or eleven years
Of age the slaves aforesaid having been levied to
satisfy judgment in favor OF Clark, Adams Clark,
against A. b Crockett, rendered In said Court on the
18th day OF April, 1882 Sale to commence at 10
O'clock A. NJ. 4, r. GLASC0CK
sepl2-14t. u. s. Marshal, M. D. T.
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FROm LIVERPOOL, FROM New YORK.
Calling at Queenstown, Saturday, ..........July 28
Saturday, August 16 Tuesday, .....September
Wednesday, 90. October Saturday, October rs
Tuesday, =. November IS Thursday, December II
This magnificent ship having proved herself un-
equaled for speed, safety and comfort (sea sickness
being unknown on board), Is strongly recommended
as the most eligible conveyance for passengers.
FIRST CABIN.
From $40 to S155 each BERTH according 10 the size,
situation, and accommodation of the State Rooms all
having tho same privileges in the Saloons, and in re-
gard TO meals aud attendance Suites departments
for families may be engaged by special agreement.
TICKETS FOR THE VOYAGE 70 and frsm LIVER
POOL ct FARE AND A HALF for First
and Second Glass.
A., Servants accompanying passengers, and children
under ~ years Of age, half fare infants free.
SECOND CABIN.
State room berths, meals furnished at separate Ia
BILE, ..... $50
THIRD CABIN.
intermediate State Room passengers found with
beds, bedding, table, utensils, aud good substan-
tal loOas .sssssss.tDD
BrERRAGE,
With superior acoOmm0da lions, 635
Each passenger allowed 20 cubic feet Of luggage
An experienced Surgeon on board.
For freight and passage, apply to
CHAS. A. WHITNEY,
AT the office, No 90 Broadway, NY.
ROWLAND & ASPIHWALL, Agents.
July 20, ls62-till Dec; ~.
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NOTICE.

A n election will be held at the once Of the Ten
"A nesseo Marine and Fire Insurance Company, on
Monday the 9th day Of October next for Directors Of
said Company TO serve for the ensuing twelve
months A. w. BUTLER, secretary
NASHVILLE, Sept 90 1862 sep2ltd
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Marshal's Sale.

by virtue Of an alias III ia to me directed from
- the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Middle District Of Tennessee 1, L. r. Glascock, Nj
shall 10 and for said District will expose to pubit
sale, 70 the highest bidder, for cash. at the Court
house door in the City Of Nashville on the End day
OF October 1862 all the right, title, claim and inter
est which Thomas Barry, Washington Barrow, and
A. v S. Lindsey and Washington Barrow, Admin
istrators Of John Shelby, deceased have in and to
the following described pieces or parcels OF Land, TO
wit A tract of Land, in Sumner county, Tennessee
planted rock south east corner Of James Whtesides
thence North Il East 81 poles to planted rock ;
thence North 45o West "a poles to a rock at Abraham
Martins corner thence North 100 East l02 poles to
rock at Martin corner; thence North So East p
and $40 poles to a stake; thence North poles to
stake thence North 7lo East % poles TO a sycamore
thence South 2g East 33 and GlO poles to the center
of said creek thence down the same, with its mean
ders thence South 7So East IS poles, South 599 East
IL poles to a point near the terminus OF the mill
race thence South Az West 3S poles to stake
thence 55J5' East % aud CLIO poles to corner 60
Cullen Gardner's; thence South 2515o West SO poles
to a stakci thence South 55%o East lib and 9-lO
poles to a rock thence North G5o East 1876 poles to
the middle of the creek thence down the same as
II meanders by osetts, thus (South 6o East 20 poles
South 30 East rs poles South 1879 East GO poles
South 500 East % poles South 30 East IL poles) to
pile of rocks on the east bank Of the creek thence
North 8715o West 207 poles, with DR.. w. Mentlow's
north boundary, to a stake thence South 75o West
II and $40 poles 70 a stake thence South l1ao West
So poles passing Dr. Il. Heads corner at Ia poles ;
thence South East 100 poles; thence South S09o
West 1882 poles 20 a gato-pust thence South and
21O poles TO a honey locust: thence West SO and
40 poles TO rock thence North 70 East l2S poles
to rock thence South 808o Fast 81 poles to a rock
thence North 20 East l22 and 40 poles to a stake
thence South 500 East 2lS poles TO the beginning.
Also, life estate in fifty acres which was willed
by Lucien J. Harris to his wife Sarah r. (now Sarah
f. Head) for her life Also, small tract adjoining
the above 1t being the mill tract Of four acres, to-
gether with the mill on the same Said property be-
ing levied upon to satisfy judgment in favor OF s. s..
s. Il. F. Bush against Thomas Barry, Washington Bar
row. w Barrow and A. V. S. Lindsey, Adminlstra-
tors Of John shelby deceased rendered in said Court
on the 3rd day of May, 1860. Sale TO take place at
10 O'clock e. r. GLASCOCK,
aug2O-I4t U. $. Marshal, M. d. 4.
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A VOUCHER, against the T. 5. for Sii7 90,
"A given by Captain j. NJ. Hall, A. A. NJ, 70 VIM
Heidbengar Supposed to have been lost College
stoeet between Union and the Square, Any one
finding Il viii please leave II al this ONCE, and
cciyo liberal reward f0r their trouble Payment has
been stopped on IT, 1t can only be collected by the
owner. Oct 6-d3tp
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NOTICE.

NIembcrs Of Olive Branch Encampmcnt No I. o.
Nl o. D. are hereby notified that an adjourned
meet ng OF this kncampment will be held this Or.
ami punoiuoi attendance Is earnestly desired hy 0-
der, II, A. CAMfbkLLi SCRIBE
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of three writs Of q IA, to me directed
ID from the Circuit Court Of the United States for
the Middle District Of Tennessee, + r. Glasco *
Marshal in and for said District will expose 10 public
sale TO the highest bidder, for cash, at the Court
House door in the city Of Nashville, on the 18Th day
of October 1862 all the right, title, claim and Interest
which Noble d. Ellis has In and TO the following de-
sorbed piece parcel OF land, towit IN the 18th dis
trio Of Davidson county, Tennessee fronting on the
West side Of Buena Vista Turnpike road, about two
miles from Nashville, bounded as follows Beginning
at stake IN the centre Of said Turnpike road at the
Northeast corner OF Maxwell Redding's or Fox's five
acres and runs With the North line Of said five
tract south 7l{ deg; West 20 IS 100 poles TO stake
on B0sley's line; thence with Bosleys line North 8
deg West 2l5 lO-lO0 poles TO a stake, corner Of a
tract OF eighteen acres, sold by G. W. Nance and Jas
O. owen to Jas Whtworth, Trustee for Davidson
county; thence with the South hue Of same, South
7K deg East 65 90 100 poles 70 stake IN the centre
Of Buena Vista pike road thence along centre Of said
road Is deg, 20 d5100 poles 20 the beginning, COZ
tanning acres, 100 square poles more less Sait
property being levied upon 10 satisfy judgments IN ia
yor q j. Peters Co.; Winston, swift and johnson n
Clark Kicker Clark, rendered in said Court, on the
sOth day OF April, 1852, against the said Ellis, and
Susannah Moore Administrator Of c. G. Moore de.
ceased, Sale TO take place az 10 O'Clock A N
f. r. GLASCOCK,
sepl4.l4t y. 5. Marshal NJ. d. q.
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strayed or Stolen I

L'ROh ONE or TIA LOrs or THE sUBcRBRp.
~ Grey Jack Any ono one returning ths animal u,
gv'1s ol0rmato1 oftas same viii BE- sutnbiy town.
ded
HQ scogAI, o. North summer a.
luIyt--s
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Died from Wounds or Sickness.
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~ the condition Of any Sick or Wounded Soldier in
ST. LOUIS, LOUISVILLE, UlNCiNNATI, NASHVILLE,
MOUND CITY or any her Hospital in the Western
Department This is the ONLY Army Intelligence
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RYE FLOUR.

r= BARRELS FRESH GROUND RYE FLOUR, on
OD haat t11 f5r sale ~ the Broadway NILS
Igsf o. %. DtCKEY, Agent
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sos REWARDl

GTOLEN, from r. HULDEBRAND, Jeweller on I'm.
- ion street, ONE PATENT LEVER ENGLISH
GOLD WATCH, Manufactured by lno Johnston, liv.
erp0ol. The Watch is Of small Size with white dial,
father On the year 1889 on the outside engraved
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Cor any Information that may lead to The recovery Of
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SICK OR WOUNDED
and for persons living st distance who can rte
10 the Army Intelligence Office aud obtain rali-
able information Of any soldier that en-
listed iu the States Of


able information Of any soldier that en-
listed IA the States Of
M1ois, Indiana, Ohio, Toea, Michigan, Wiseoa.
siu, Afianesoh, Kaigoty and Mis,ouri.
CORRECT INTELLIGENCE WILL BE GIVEN on
" any soldier from the above States, whether
SICK, WOUNDED, KILLED, OK TAKEs PHIsoSER, and
In what battles be may have been engaged, and
where his regiment d stationed.
Information will also be given Of the condition d
any sick or wounded soldier 10 Sc. Louis, Louisville
Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound City, any Hospital
"a the Western Department and where those Killed
"a battle, or have died from their wounds, are burt
cd and whore those taken prisoners are con-
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This Il the only Army Intelligence Oaioo 10 the
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above States be given az any time b. talfby o.
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Persons writing viii please give the name Of tbs
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will please enclose the amount, 10 order 10 seeurs
attoatiou 10 their Inquiries.
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RI care n D. Box 1873. fMaY rs lsat -"
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
No. IL, South Fourth ST.,
SAINT LOUIS, MO.

Established for the benefit Of strangers coming 70
St. Louis n search Of
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-12

81. Silas NJ. Clark, Indiana, Indiana Co
% James {. Clarke, Greeusburg, Weg.
moreland county.
90. VIM Patterson, Pallerson's Mil.
Washington couny.
a. George w Cass, Piusburg
John C. Dunn, do.
25. Charles Carer, Beaver, Beaver counly
26. d. S. Morris, New Castle, Lawteuce
county,
27. Bcujamin'Whitman Erie, Erie couuy
So. w. W. Barr, Clarion, Clarion county.
Mr.. Fulton altered the following which
was adopted unanimously,
Re,oived, That the thanks Of this Colyen.
ton be and are hereby rendered to the
pre,iden, for the dignilied, impartial ami
efficient manner il which he has GiScharg,
ed the Onerous and responsible hnues oI
his delicate position, and also 10 the Other
officers for their pionpt courteous and val.
uable assistance.
A motion was Their submitted that the
Convention adjourn sine die, and resolve
iseIf into mass meeting.
Before putting the question the pre,i,
dent addsessed the Convention in few
spirited aud eloquent remarks which elicit.
ed the greatest applause, aier whlch the
Convention adjourned finally.
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Northern Treason.

An anti-slavery organization has been
formed in the City of New York, at the
head of which is the editor-in chief of
the Euening Post, William Cullen Bry-
ant, the poet, which announces as one of
its fundamental principles the dogma that
"no State nolo IN the rebellion shall be
again recognized as member Of the
Union except on condition Of emoncipa-
tion." What treason is this The as
sociaton is called the Emancipation
League" and addresses have been deiv-
cred before it at the Cooper Institute by
Senator Jim Lane, of Kansas, and Owen
Lovejoy, the fantical NJ. G. from Illinois.
1t is intended, if possible, to ongraft this
treasonable principle upon the platform
ofthe Republican party, and convert the
war at once into an anti-slavery crusade.
1t is rs rank treason as secession itself,
and is based upon the absured doctrine of
the Southern demogagues, that State
can take itself out of the Union, and that
those States in which the REBELLION now
prevails are really out. The Ncwburyport
Herald, Republican journal, thus dispos.
cs of the fallacy upon which the "Eman-
cipation League" has established its creed;
"No States has gone out Of the Union.
and we are not attmepting to bring one
into the Union. We only aim to suppress
insurrecton in certain States of the Union
that the laws may be executed and the 10y
al people hold control. If the States could
take themselves out of the Union this would
be foreign war, war OF invasion, and tc
be justified on no good grounds; but not
being out, we can make no conditions fol-
their return. There is the Constitution
they must obey that, and we can impose
upon them nothing different or beyond
that. Mr.. Bryant,s League accepts the
ground on which Jeff. Davis started and
it is no moro to be tolerated than sh ould
be nest of secessionists."
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SURVEYOR GENERAL.

*Withdrawn after the first ballot.
On the second ballot J. p. Barr, having
received a majorlly of all the votes cast,
was declared nominated, amid loud and ell
ihuslastic applause.
On motion OF W. X. Wilson, the nominal
ton was made unanimous.
Mr.. Kerr called up Mr., CoIrolh's resolu-
lion, and offered modification making the
Chairman OF the Convention Chairman of
the State Central Committee, which was
agreed 10.
On motion, the Convention adjourned un.
til 81 o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The Convention reassembled al84' o'clock
n pursuance of adjournment, when The
following persons were appointed members
Of the State Central Committee
+. w, HuCHEs, SchuyIkill, Chairman.9
/. Thomas f, Gaskil, Philadelphia.
Joseph LippeLcot, 4"
Simon w. Arnold, "
Isaac S. Cassin, 4"
., Dr,Wm, Young, Chester, Delaware Co.
3, Jesse B. Davis, NorIisIown, Nontgom,
cry county.
4. DR.. j. D. Mendenhall, Doylestown,
Bucks county.
Robert M'Dowell, Slatingon, Lehigh
county.
9. VIM. P. Albright, Reading, Pa.
7. Geo. De b, Keim, Porsville, Pa.
s. Ephraim W. Hamlin, Bethany, Wayne
county.
9, A. J. Gerriltson, Monlrose, Susquehan
ma county.
10, Stanley Woodward, Wlkesbarre, Lu
zeTne county.
II ~, James, Warren, Warren county
l2, Phaon jarrett, Lock Haven, Clinton
county.
49, Thomas Challant, Danville, Monlou
county.
a. John H. CrisswelI, Shippensburg
Cumberland county.
To- r. A LamDoron, Harrisburg, Dauphin
county.
l6' James Patterson, Oak Shade, Lancas
ter county Hugh NJ North, Columbia, Lau
caster county.
IT, John Gibson, York, York county.
lo' Calvin Nj. Duncan, Chambersbure
franklin county.
49, A. IL, Cofroh, Somerset, Somerset
county
90 John Fenlon, Ebensburg, Cambri
county,
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Secretary ofthc Commonwealth.
Address Of Gen. Mcclellan on The
Fourth Uf july.
Headquarters Army OF tho Pot omac,
IMP nsdr WarrisOn.y LlnAinr. .IMiu 4. lsll

Headquarters Army OF tho Potomac, CI
Camp Hsdr HarrisOns Landing, Juiy L. lsG!. II
SOLDIERS or TIE ARMY OF THE Po1oNAg ol
Your achievements of the past ten day az
have illustrated the valor and cndurauc. ID
Of the American soldier. Attacked by .u. I'd
pelior forces, and without hope of rciu.oce. NJ
ments, you have succeeded in changil! ~
your base OF op eratonS by flank move. W
ment, always regarded a. the most haz5rl. u
Gus of military dxpodients. You have N
saved all your material, all your trains, 4
and all your gun, except a few lost in bat s
tie, taking in return guns and coors lgg-
the enemy,
Upon your march you have been assal III
day after day with desperate fury, by ma e
of the same race and nation, skilltu..! al
masscd and led R
Under every disadvantage of numlu
and necessarily of position also, you have -
in every conflict, beaten back your Ioa az
with enormous slaughter I'd
Your conduct ranks you among the Gel. p
ebrated armies Of history. Al
No one will now question that each d ID
you may always with pride say" belog
to the Army of the Potomac
You have reached this new base cIu'
pleted in organization unimpaired in spirit ri
The enemy may at any time atta:! Il
you. We are prepared to meet them. al
have personally established your line. n
Let thin come, and we will convert thcy :.
repulse into final defeat. ~
Your government is strengthening y"d|
with the resources of great people.
On this, our 'sbirthdop, we declaH III
to our foes, who are rebels against the lclM|
interests Of mankind, that this army sha- tt
enter the capital of the so called Csnlcdcr RI
aey. That our National Con,titut2-tt
shall prevail, and that the Uniot, wlic- I'll
can alone insure internal peace and ezt2', VI
nal security to each State, must and shall M
be preserved, cost what it may in tG y
treasure or blood. e1
(signcd) GEO. B. MCCLELLAN, Il
Major General Commando 81