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The national Republican., 1862-10-16
Deaths of nsldasrs.

The following deaths have occurred since our
SECOND Isu.srsn, Christian Lehman, CON.
piny D. 2Sth n. X. Carver ho:pitt,sii ptsi y. ~.
paris's hospital.
= Amos W: Mcconnell. company 9. 7th Mich;
WIN: ASLuiisu. COMPANY b. 24.h N. Y; Car.
Ohas. Browsr, company Q. seth N. T.; CliH-
burne hospital.
W: Z: Weaver, company B, lasd Pa; olin
p.s..n, Adam 9Ss1.f', SS1..' company c. eth o>o Noun.
| FredsIick Loops. COMPANY b. 9Th NY;
Mount Pleasant hospital.
Robert Curry, company r. ll2th Pa; Camp
Robert Williams. company I. lis. Pa; Noun.
Wn. y: B:a,h. company G, la,h N. r.; Cliff
Samuel n ,r!!:;. company F. 9TH N. Y; Mount
=; Q. Hoa, company A. Ia, Minn.; Union Ho-
Y ssrei: ": g; Porter. COMPANY ?. esth Ohio;
Corporal John De Touhsy, company B, 18th
N. Y. ~; Union Hotel hospital.
w. Jcllison, company H. I'd Mass; Harewood
Thos: 3. Moore. company B. adp..; George.
asnriSh Meyer. company F, ss.h N. Y; Ju-
dietary Square hospital.
Theodore Fletcher, company q, ID Wis.,; Ju.
diciary Square hospital.
John AcDermott, company D, l1th U. 8. l.;
Judiciary Square hospital.
r. Chandler, 4th Ohio; near Fort Gaines.
L p. Gsphard, 9Th Ohio; near Fort Gaines,
Henrick Meyer, COMPANY r, 66th N. Y, Ju.
dietary Square hospital.
Chas. Wagner, company F, 6sIh N. Y, Car.
YER hospital.
Frederick Fox. company B. 9th Pa, Judioia.
ry Square hospital.
John shehan. company X. 4Oth N. Y. Cnff
burne hospital.
Corporal Hiram h. Wilson, company @, 9Th
w., Harewood hospital.
John Barker. company 9, Sd DEL, Cranoh
hospital.
Joseph Blsker, company @, lOith Pa. Co,um.
hixn College hospital. Buckingham. Pa. 4
John Grant, (oold.) )Qusrtermsstsr'ss service,
Q. N. hospital.
Walter P. Garter, company A. rth Wis. Cliff
burne hospital.
John q. Brown, company x. 9Th Nd, Colum-
biAn College hospital. Baltimore, Nd.
Phillip ShOlts. company 3. 49th N. Y, Ebene
zer hospital.
Geo. Scarlet. company O, 6sth Pa. Armory
Square Hospital.
WE. Goodlive, company l.. 9Th Ohio cav.
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ConyalsscsAts.

About six hundred soldiers were sent up from
the convalesoent camp at Alexandria yester-
day, for transportation to their respe ective reg.
nents.
The national Republican., 1862-10-16
Maine Relief Associstiou,

We learn that an adjourned meeting of this
Association will be held at No. 275, = street,
this evening. A full attendance is earnestly
desired.
The national Republican., 1862-10-16
Il r., = AlltIN a

A. mAuufaoturs Trunks extensively, and nssss
sarly have all kinds Of Trunk Material, sn bstts
prepared TO repair Trunks, b.. thoroughly snd
promptly, than any other sstsblkhmsnt In the oity
oct lt-3mi JAMES 8. TOPHAM
The national Republican., 1862-10-16
Tn, Indian Herb Doctor,

The Indian Herb Doctor,
From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his pa
tents tie nature Of their Complaints or Illness With
out receiving any Information from them NoeAare.
for eonrilatioN or advice Once. No. II Wssbiuston
Building, Pennsylvania svsnus, o0rner Of Seventh
street, WashinGfon, d. q. sep u II
The national Republican., 1862-10-16
vistinS Days - the Hospitals H. this

military hospitals will be open to the author.
lied agents Of soldiers relief associations and
other aid societies, from twelve O'Clock m. to
six O'Clock p. M, daily, and to the friends Of
patients and other visitors, II, In the judgment
be prejudcIal TO the welfare Of the siok."
The national Republican., 1862-10-16
BAwdy Hsasss.

Our citizens generally are not fully aware Of
the extent and influence Of the intolerable nuis.
ances 10 our city aud its environs. Our bust.
ness as reporter necessarily brings Us in con.
caused BY these vile dsns Of infsmy. We allude
to the police and military patrols Of the city.
The eYll 10 widespread and alarmingly on the
inoreaSe. The great question 10: how shall this
the fact has been fully demonstrated that the
present method Of dealing with these dens ef-
feots nothing. An occasional "desoent" Ia made
upon house; n few arrests are made; the
parties are severely leotured and told to leave
the city. or Psrhapa nnsd one or two dollars
and released, to 60 back to the r Old haunts. or
to new quarters, and ply their devIlish arts
with increased viR0r and success. All this Ia
wrong. Either let them alone, and osll their
nefarIous pursuits legal, to be let alone by all
else break them up; pursue them from den to
den; give them no rest or abiding place, day or
night, until the city s rid Of their hated pres
ence. Let the police and patrols visit these
10 the s6ominations. And when arrests are
made, and the parties are convicted, let them
be punished to the full extent of tho law.
We have heard frequent complaint that the
ends OF justice are defeated BY the mistaken
clemenoy Of tho commissioners Of the work
house. The vilest Of these strumpets are ar
rested and sentenced by the police magistrate
to the work.house for sixty or ninety days, and
| IN seven Gays they are out again and NJ their
| old practices. What encouragement 10 this to
faithful police ofiiosr. who really desires to
promote the public peace and welfare? He
breaks up 3 bxwdy house, arrests the keeper
and inmates, and they are tried BY a polioe
| Justice. The keeper 10 sentenced 10 the work.
house, the "girls" are fned tri1iDg sums, from
one to three dollars each, and the men are dis.
| charged without penalty. The "girls" pay
| their Ane, and flch double the amount from
their victims 10 less than siI hours, while the
"keeper," after serving out one week of her
sentence, "begs off, by apitiful tale to the
good natured uffioials ut the work. house, and
BY paying the expense Of carrying her TO the
return TO her old "d.n" 10 laugh at tho ofacer
for his attempt to ''stop her trade" suoh Ia
| the stale of The case Ms represented to US by
many OF the police officers of the city. We
sinceroly hope that the officials who have to
deal with this monstrouI evil, will consider the
| evil oonse quenoes Of their mild policy ;" and
use moro vigorous measures herssfter.
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-. U.,o.-ssp. u..r

Il calling In q redsenng Ms bills Of Issue % pre-.
seated atI h,lr ccuater, 223 Psansyivania svehus
opposite WillaSds'. oct Sc ?
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The Bullion Bank

Redeems their notes 10 U. 8. Treasury notes
when any amount from one dollar upwards 10
presented.
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Baaking Aatso.

The following are the rates At which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
ard:
Buyi~g. Selling.
Gold. 80 per Q. prem.3l per q. PREV.
Silver. lie 10
Demand notes. "a n
Banks OF issue In Washington and 0sOrgetown.
Washington. 9eorget0ton.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers and MeohA
Bank Of Warrington. bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce.
Farms b ksroh's. B'nk.
The Farmers' and Asrohanta' hank and the
Bank Of Commerce issue notes Of the dsnominR.
tIoo Of ono dollar and upwards
The national Republican., 1862-10-16

FI"s 0RooERIEs,
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE aROCRRIEs,
FINE GROCERIES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES.
The balance Of the cargo Of The
SCHOONER "AID."
Consisting Of every description Of
FAMILY
GROOERIEs,
Win be for ssls ua,l the Schooner 10 discharged =
FAMILIES
Ii need OF = v inter Supply, at the
TRADE PRICE.
Can BE- supplied BY the Package
FRED, 8, COzzENs,
Consisnes, cor. l,th street and Penn ave
CAPT HUroHINGs.
Schooner "Aid." :" foot " 18th street
90 ll--dihf
EisE GROCERiEs.
FINE GROCERIES,,
FINE GROCERIES,.
FINE GROCERIES,
AT AUCTION PRICES.
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES.
The balance Of the cargo Of the
SCHOONER "AID,"
Consisting Of every description Of
GROCERIES,,
VIII te for sale until the Schooner ID discharged
FAMILIES
In need Of Winter Supply, st the
TRADE PRICE,
Can b. supplied BY the Package.
FRED. 8. CCzzLNs,
Cousigues, cor. lath street and Penn. ave-
CAPT HUTCHINGs.
scho3rst "Aid." foot Of il,h street
The national Republican., 1862-10-16


NlXON'S
Cremorne Garden Circus!
From the crsmerDs asrd..s, tbs P.,sos Of Muic.
and Equestrisn School. New York. Ni.l opss
LIMITED sEAsoN.
With
FULL EQUEsrRIAN COMPANY.
sud the popular
SPANISH BALLET TkOUPE.
IHE LOCATION Is THE BEST IN THE METROPOLIS,
Psnasylvanis Av. a.d Seventh street.
TEE nA0NIyIcENT PORTABLE TEMPLE,
Composed Of wood and canvass, u the same used In
TIE Crtu,v,.o ..susns, New York, where lis oou.
struoiion vss deemed gu, cesl. Inteiio II pre-
In eeass and,r ~SoS ,as SrS.s1
stroling Sd aie forced to give their entertain
menls the Cremorns Cir US mSques cta owe,
GAN CE AND COMFORT.
SOME FIVE HUNDRED ARM CHAIRS
We're taken r. ON the Cremo,ns Gard u, Ia order TO
accommodate the public tf Washi, gtou.
special Notice.
Remember! NIxon's Cvmornc Circus does not
open until Thursday Night, Oct. l6.
Look out for the striped Canopy!
BEHOLD THE MAMMOTH Bill. BOARDS
The Horses. roei .. Mules. snd other Animals have
ben sIseted' sprsssly Tor this ss'sblishmsLt
THE pARAFHRRNALIA,
Dresses, Banners, Mao, lnsry, Appointments, 81 :,
40 are NEW and Of the ,sms otst material ."
when Mr. Jan,ss n. N xon Ss,uusd the management
oi those celebrated establishments.
Thursday hvsning, Ociobsr 10Th,
The following artists will appeAr;
DOCrOR JAMES l.. THAIER,
Clown, Humorist, and Comsoiin,
wM. CONRAD,
The Renowned Grotssqus and Acrobat
NILE. AUGUSTINE,
The fairy sprite Of the Arena hes frat sppsa,
In America
MISS MARY CARROLL,
The most graceful and ohsI ming thoush medssp
youog lady who has ever entered tns areas ~
SENSATION EaussrsIsHsE.
MR. H. wHITBY. MR.. H. NICHOLS,
THE CONRAD BROTHERS.
Mr.. o CARROLL, Mr.. C. DEvERE.
MR.. WA. NAYLOR, Mr. O. MADIaAE.
MAsT WILLIE, and swEBB,
DIR JAMES l.. THAYER
Will Introduce tho
WHITE AND BLACK MULES; !;
The anest pair Of hybrids ever educated
The Spanish Ballet Troupe,
consisting Of
MILE CLENENrNE, Miss AYMER,
NILE AYHERs, Miss SYLVESTER.
Mss PRICE, and MISS BAKER,
Win appear In The great Psntomims OF
* I M * Ai
The yicissitudes OF an AIrOssut
ArThs public will please bear IN mind thst this
I, the only establishment u.at has the right 10 DO
snuouIct d as
NIXON's CREMORNE GARDEN CIRCUS
PRICES OF ADMISSION;
Dt " CiiSie .''''''''''''..''.''''.. ..""eo oen"
6a 6sloSnS Cnais' '''''''''''''''''''''''as
No half pilos 70 The Social Range.
Doors open At O'Clock. Per ornsnos will com.
msuos at N o'clock
GRAND MATINEE ON SATURDAY,
oct Is AT TWO O'CLOCK.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-06
united states of America:

49, AliHiLR DISTRICT or TENNESSEE.
M HEREAs, lbol n information was ned within
w and for the Middle District ur Tennessee az
Nashville on the 2nd day Of julie, a. D., 1892 By
John Tumhle, ksq, Attorney Tor the United states
Tor the Middle District of Tennessee, who prusecutes
hercu on behalf OF the Unite States against certain
pro eTty, VITA certain ins situated lear t south.
cast co per OF Broad nnd Frnt Streets m the ty Of
Va hyie being the next lot g tn corner lot afire.
SAID on which cJrurr lot b situated, the Brass Gun
Dry Of ID Coic; said nt rpnt ng Jp Trout strett run
nlng back towards be river, thence nearly IaraIlol
20 Tho river, AMI Tia e back Front tet The cor
uer Of lot on Front street ttrthstt from Broad
being opposite small hldcksmith's shop, SITUATED on
thettler side Of Front street; ami asa all the Bend.
ings on sid lot, aud also the fixtures mac hincty
too $, implements aud mat rails Of every deScrl ii n
nneo ed wuh sad Lot and buildings sid hu ldngs
on sid lot being the fOundryd one 7. NJ Brennan,
and praying process against said property that the
same be c n ctnued as forfeited ~ t"
Now, thereto e. m pursuance OF the monitor un.
der the seal OF said Court TO decled and deliver.
Cd, ! do hereby give lubho notice 10 All persons
claiming said property, or 10 any manuer interested
therein, that tucy b. and appear he ore said Cruut
0uJt 70 be held at the city Of Nashville IN and for
said District, on the Goth day Of October 1902 at 10
O'Clock Ia the forenoon Of that day, then and there
g inlerpose tt If CLAIMS, and 70 make their ALICIA
tons IN that behalf e. r. GLASCOCK
% june Ia lb62-llt U. ~ Marshal NJ ID T.
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United States of Amerioa:

MlWLE DISTRICT pF TENNRssE
M HEttEAS uoel uf Information was died With.
- in and fJt the Middle rislrietof Tpnntsssa al
1hshyl u, op the 18th cay Of hIay, A d 1861 by
Jon rlmble, ksq.i Attorney 10 Tho ubliod STA oa
ior the Middle District OF Tennessee, who proserut.s
herein on behalf q tho United Ststcs sgainsta GER
lau % and tho BuiidinH. eruon, tuated fri0tine
ON Mark street IL the City % Nashville kuaa n az
.iis a Moore's fou dry and Machine ~ EAn II
40 near Broad street, 10 the city of lYil; .lso
al the maci iptrj, tiois, pKt.sr and imp euiynts
nd ID trerisi connected Wfh SAT- In and 20 bify
q d MAhine @hOp anu Building for reasAus aou
causes IN said libel Of Information met tioued. ANA
praying process agiint Che said pruperty that The
Sane bp.COnat M ei a. f,rf tied. ~.
now thereto % IN pursuance q the moniton under
the zeal OF sad Court, me dilcoted aud reliverd
80 hereby give public uOtce 10 AL persons clauniup
sal ripe ~ or "a any mannor iutert sled therein,
that they aud appear before nd Circuit Court 10
be ned a. tn city Of hasly le, 10 for said Dis
tct on the 10th DAY ~ October isG2 at 10 oc ork 10
the breuoouof that day then aud there 10 iutgrose
q. ir cliims snd ~ make their Alegations Ia that
behalf A. n GAS OK
June II 1hh2.--i4t. U. s. Mlr-hal, ID 4
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HrApouARrERs AnnY OF rnr Quo.

HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE ONO. .
IN Camp huntsville, Ala july 20, l962S
GENERAL ORDEbs, No, SO.
I. Courts Martial III this army shall
proceed industiously and continuously
with the business before them until IL Ia
completed. The members are forbidden
to absent themselves from the Court for
the performance of other duty, or on any
account whatever, unless sptcially di-
rected to do so by the officer ordering the
Court, or by superior authority. The
labors Of Courts shall not be interrupted
by partial movements Of troops, and
when the command in which 1t is con-
vened marches, the Court will move " iih
il, under the direction of the officer COM
handing, and will resume is sessions
daily on arrival at camp, and in these
cases It will be direct led TO sit without
regard to hours.
Division commanders will see that all
facilities practicable are afforded Courts
Martial in The prosecution of their la
bors, and that the proceedings are rem
dered and acted upon without unpeces-
sary delay, aad the sentences promptly
and fully executed. --s-+e
1t shall be the duty of the Inspector
General at Division Head Quarters, or of
an officer specially detailed, to see, after
every muster, that all stoppages of pay,
ordered in accordance with sentence Of
Courts Martial, whether general or regi-
mental, are entered on the muster rolls.
Discipline and, consequently, the honor
and efficiency Of the Army is in no in
considerable degree dependent on Courts
Martial. Nominal penalties for grave
offences avail nothing, and are neither
wise nor mercirul.
II. The General commanding regrets
TO discover among some Of the troops,
culpable negligence in the performance
Of guard duty. The military character
of y command and its officers, may be
fairly inferred from the manner in which
this important duty is performed. -
Attention of commanders is called 10
the General Regulations Of the Army, In
relation to The duties Of guards aud sen
iinels, particularly tho parts announced
from these Head-QuarteIs IN Genetal Or
ders Nos. l6 and IL, dated respectively
December 10Th aud nth, 1861 Guards
aud srntinels must not only be yigilant
aud do their duty in spirit, bot 10 form
also, Tho lac discredi'able behavior Of
som, Of our small posts, and their conse-
qurui destruction, would seem 10 afford
sufficient va ming ON this pOiui.
BY command Of Major Gen BUELL.,
JANE b FRY,
Col, and Chief OF Slan
OFFICIAL:
I'M WRIGHT, AA.G. Aug 5-lt
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CTATE oF TENNEs EE-At Rules held IN the
- Ccr- 6 ufi- Cnlncery Court a Nashvdc 6 Moe
day -uly the Ia. r62
L. = D och Comp ainani ts West 8. Bum hrcys de-
fHudaut
10 appearing from andayt dled In N cause tuai
the lcicndanr West II Hon plr,s bts re owed from
he ftpt d lc1nw8q ori3sn ubfconaWg or conccu.
ms p MEET hfthh ntuihary rrccEa M thr law can.
not Sawed on him. Il 3 order Il that bo cutter bis
acartn'e herein before thin the ar,t three days
o. the next torn OF said Court, Go b. b,d on he first
Monday "a Move. Der next tlS0) ID plead, answer Or
duuiur q Jomptdh1rrs bin ortt'fs nc VII % taken
Cor 'upnsed y I'm aud gcl ,er be ring rnrte
a. that copy " THIS rdertc bshed once week
Tor iJul succa weeks 10 the Nashville Union.
A Copy-Attest
J. b.. GLEAYES, C,& N,
- 9. Hhirv s. SOW 81 iorCouplt. Jay 1.W4t
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United states of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
w HEREAs intorD alton was Il cd Within and for
w the Middle District OF Tennessee al Naanvihe
on the 1stn day OF My, d 1862, by John Trimbt
ESQ, Attorney for the United States Ter tho Middle
district OF tennessee, Who prOsecutes herein on behalf
Of The Inite States, against Ger ain prope ~ 2:
Tot situated gu the Northeast Rer OF cherry street
and Franklin stree, In south Nashville, and the
buildings Their the said buildings recently erected
for The purpose Of preparing mat rails tor the manu-
laotare OF Gunpowter; also the machinery aud tx.
lures connect with said establishment praying pro-
ceis against the sane, that II be csndtmnsd az Tor.
leitsd. % / .l.t. DO y H--L u
", Therefore, In pursuance Of tho moniton no.
der tn seal o. said Court, 70 mo directed aui Dolly
cred do hereby give public notice to all pcrsins
clhmiug sud properly, or IN any manner interested
theelu, that they be ant appear before saia Circuit
court, be held al the CITY Of Nashville IN aud TOT
said District, on The 6th DAY Of October ls01 at H.
interpose theif claims, and 10 make their allegations
IN that hehslf T. X GLA~gO X T.
. 'Pc3 t.-' T. ). Marshal NJ D. 7
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In ChancerY at Nashville.

CrATE 0F TENNIS, EE.--At Ruler held IN the
- Clerks ON q, On .ncery Court a. Nash i.ie Non
day JOY the 7th, 1862
Juhn 81 ito o,upldin mt ~ Mrshar ct al, be
endan =. .. ....| b. ..
lt Appearing rom ih1avit ned 10 this cause that
the lgtuqant, haulu,ad4 N rhall, has removed
himself from toe stats Of r,nnessoe 20 thSt tue .rd
mars ~ ocefF ~ laS-Vgnp be served on hun, and
thtt che defendant, X. Marshal, b. a rou-rss dcnt
N tn state u Tennessee. II is ordered that u ey do
ntor their appearance herein bgfJro or within the
fst three days OF tie next torn Of said Court 70 be-
b ii o. the lst NJ ndey IN yember neKt (is62) aud
plead, answ or demur to ConplaInants bill or tho
stmo " Il be taken ior confessed as 10 them and set
for hearing pafte, and that py oi this order be
published once week fOI four successive weeks n the
Nashville Union. Copy-At'est .
u.a - -44 J. L. GLEAYEs. CAN
RESELL HoUsroE Sol for Compt. juy13w4t
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In Chaneery at NashYille.

CTATE OF TENNE>-EE AT Ruos held IN the
- .le,E's &c Chaueefy Co5rt az Nashville, Mon.
day, ID. 1th lsB2.
riha ,vfnsu, omp Mt, ". Harm ond
Marshal, g on ant ...
ItRp0car no from Htl ltyit d ed this cause that
thu uCfon'uni, UImmI q Mv.hdl mas removed
h ns'll from ,he sla Rnmascc, CO. that rbe .rdi
uR process ue aw ctnuVt b. 10 o 3 o. him. /
Is ordered that he do euter bis app afauce herein DO
fore OF within the 81 three days Of De- next term
said Couit, no he'd ON tue LIST Monday IN Noytm.
her next (SG2) and plead, tnswer Or deln.r 70 Chm
Ilainaut 0h OF the viii be taken Tor cuuf ssed
- o. them and set Tor hca lug ca paTtc, A.d that II
copy OF th order be pvbl shed once for four
success We weeks The Nashville mon.
A CUpy--Autst; i. 4. GLEAYE3, G 4 NJ
X. HoUsroN All Tor Comp z. plyldy4t
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IN Chanoery at NASHVILLE.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE.--At Rules held in the
- Uiert's ONCE, Cnanoey Court at Nashville Non.
day, July the 7lb, 1852.
Samuel inm-ey Comp ainanr ~. Widow and Heirs at
Law of 'aWue spar MAJ aud others Defendauts.
II appearing from affidavit aled in this cauee that
the Defendants, J, L,y Il nd wife Betty W. loYell,
ETe non resident Of the Stale OF Tennessee II ordered
that ( ey do enter their appearance herein before
With the rst tnrgo uEy Of the term N sad
art TO be held on the lst Monday NJ November next
GS62) and plead answer or drmur TO CompIahantB
bill, or the same sin DO taken TOR confessed as n
th m and set Tor tearing cx parte AMI that COPY
Of this order be pphshcd pncn week for four sue
Ccssivs weeks in the Nashville Union.
A Co y.-.Attcst: a., Gl.EAyEs, c. & NJ
J. ). BRIEN x sos Soils. for COmplfs. july l8wt
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United States of America.
Middle DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.

Middle DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE
MI n3t As libel " information was hled within
W sni FOR the 81 idla Iistri of Tenrs. see a.
Na'hnte, on lhe oh Gay Of Juur, a. D 1859, bv
hn Trmble. Ea Arnrgay TO- AZ. fnit. ~ ~
ir he W ~ District 81 les see who d 10 center
herein ou behai 81 tAe UneI r. &c. aR ust crriap
prop rty yN Tie Machinery ard Extura4 { IL Alison
We dor's ovder Nil on syc4m re Or ek ia tn
unny o,Chfat am 10 he = at at, iC q. sse me
Hutd g. usc1 In ,ouuec ion " Ga sad mach u ~.
Aun SOM I've OF six ucr,s ofhrd 90 W icb the hui Il.
Tugs staui, praying pr, cess arains. "a Il prsptr,v
tha the saint DC c'ntcmutd a. 70 fsftd
Now thetci re 10 pprsr,no OF th mouirn, "a. der
he sea OF sal Cduri, 20 me duec'td and Iclive ef [
hereby give puhic notice 10 ell prrsous 81. mime
sad psop ,riy, or ~ ANY nannur Interested ga Rim
TIA M 81 aud a'ler heiJfe 4ff Cttdit Court Id
b. IA IA nc the Cpy oE Nashville, 90 and TO- Sid 1R
rDt on the ooh day Of ucobcr, ls02 at 10 oci0ci On
Vie FOR no OF that day, then there 70 intrrpose
tteir claims, aud 10 make thtir anog atiuus m TIA
5ehlf H. X GTASCFK . ~.
June 20 lSh2--l4L O.. . L. Marshall, 40 r..
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CTATE OF TESNE SsEE.-At Rules held IN tho
- Clerks Office, Chance Court at Nashville, Mon.
day, july the 7th, 1862
John shilhto, Complainant, ~ II Marshall 81 ais, 10
fendaut. H
II appearing from afhIayt fled IN this cause that
the defendant, Hamm nd Marshall, has removed
him, Elf from he limit, II the STAT II Tennessee 20
that the r nary process Of tue law cannot he served
on llIm is ordered that he do enter his appearance
herein before within the lrs three days ohe next
term Of said Court to be held the LIST Monday IN
November next IS62l and lead answer or dsmOr to
COmpliuants bill, or the same will be taken for con
iess0d him. and set Tor hearing OK RAJ te and that
copy OF this order be p0blshed week for four
successive weeks in the Nasiivi e Uui'n
A Copy-Aitest: J. y. GLEAYES, c. Nm.
Russ IL llOUsTON, Sol. for C0mplt- iuyi3wAt
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-06
In Chancery at Nashville.

CirATE OF TENNESSkE. AT Pulos held In the
- Clerks OVcc, apcery Court az Nasty DO, NJ n.
day, 'uly the 7th, 1852 "tH
William simmons Oompllpsnt W, r, McManus ano
Oue,s y, fnialts.
II appearing from Rnidgyil nled " tits cause that
the Defendant X, HcMaDus' pbcs Of rcFulen is m
hpOwn and that ha s Tow nonresident Of
the state Of Tennessee. II 10 ordered that he do
enter hh appearance herein before or Wilnn the firs
Three days Of the next term OF said Court be held
on the tst Mund IA November next OS62) and plead
answer or demur 20 l'iuaut's IN, or the SAINT
will be taken for confessed 3 " him and set Tor
heaug pa te and that copy OF this order be pub
lshod once week for four successive weeks IN the
Naslyille Union. A COpy-Attest
J. L. GIEAVE3, G. 4 NJ
A. l.. DENossi @ol, for Cnnipl'L juJl3wi