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The New York herald., 1862-11-20

hTu wARD.-IN PURSUANCE or \ CALL OF TIE
# General Committee Of Tanmany Hall, the follow ing
ticket elcctci--
First Aldefnanc District Convenilon-Jaucs LlnRdon
Charles Melville Henry Nemnn.
Fourth Councnanlc District Convention Kearny,
James Dunphy, Timothy sullivan, John McDonad, James
Donovan.
School venton--M chnei Carroll, r. J. Kelly, John
Dwyer, Jamcs Grlln George W. Casserly, Owen Heay,
W L. Kirk, Edw ard Walsh, w \. Wiston.
ID. DRISCOfiL }
JAMES DUNPHY Inspectors
MEI.vIlIE
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Read--J f. Won Eisenberg, NJ D.-Dear Doctor-I
gratefully certify that your operation my eyes
rsct has been completely successful can now see we'll
think ski operating for cataract unrvalled.
slse gratitude for the restoration Of
my daughters hearing Her were completely closed up
hears distinctly. Yours, gratefully,
- DILLON % E.!uope street BROOKLYN
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POLITICAL.

~ cond ward, held at National Han, West Fortyiourlh
street, n the 18th Of November 1872, twas
Resoy Q l. That delegations OF democrac votars
from each ion district Of the Twenty cond ward hag
Ing at heart the wishes Of the people as well as tie triumph
OF the democracy congratulate ourselves and al democrats
on the amcabe spirit now manifested by ,he Two pracipl
democratic organizations of city; and again most
spectfuly them aud all nominating conventions n at
II they aided by the wishes Of the people the people Will
elect their M, n'ne.
Resolved That recognize IN Mr.. g. X NJ. Kepner tho
peoples choice for their Alderman and are fully
snrd that he alone can secre the united support or The de-
Resolved That hts nomination, and viii support
him for the place at all times and AZ any cost
h. j. Hanafey Thos Ryan, II. Hawkins d. w. Doughty,
Z Roch, J; Eerber, z oinseT, Wm Woodlock, Com
Wannaker Dr. Brown, J. Facks, Thos. Corln, :. stin-
brakcr, o. Nuer, David Wooding J. Baufet, j. Bahrcn-
T. = Winter J 7. Anderson, Rodeeaoh Engelhard Hugh
meyer Chas Iessiey, j. Kramer j. W. slser +. kehr 7.
Lappin W. w. Pnrdy and many others.
D. W. DOUGHTY, President
fsoTuT f,SruT ssSSsrGeE scnorS Secretaries.
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TIL SENATORIAL DISTRICT
Il COUNGILMANIC CONVENTION
At meeting OF the Jeneronian Democratic Couclmanic
Con enton held at James II hnrkes OF New Bswc
cry aud Madison sseet Wednesday evening" November
~ FrsncsJ Keans was called 70 the chair and Nathan ID.
Woodruff appointed Secretary. The following named
gentlemen unanimously nominated as candidates
Councilmcn Of the Fourth Senatorial D.sirot--
james Hays, john IL Whitmors,
John Haley, Daniel Brophy,
Daniel DuI, Pa,rck Fl. Herman.
FRANCIS J. kEARNS, Chairman.
N
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WANTED-A CLERK IN A LADIES' FURNISHING
w Also barkeepers for hotel, dry goods
clerk experienced per and grocery elerk APP
ply l3l Fulton street. Merchants Clerks Registry O1cc.
Other situations OPEN No commission in advance Estab-
lished 1856.
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ONTH wARD.-AT 4 MEETING OF THE JEFFER.
LO sonian Democratic Aldermanic Convention, held at
Mitarv Hall 4GJ Elhh avenuc, Alexander Trear
unanimously nominated for Alderman.
CONSTANTINE GRIMES Chairman.
BERNARD SwrE.Y Scc'y.
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TWO BOYS WANTED--TO OPEN OYSTERS. NONE
but good hands need apply. Apply at 35 I'd ay, near
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Y'O COFFEE AND SPICE PACKERs.-ONE THAT HAS
been used to packing by steam can direct to W. r. g.
box loo Uernld
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PERSONAL.
CHILpREY TAKEN FOR ADOPTION AND ADOPTED
u ont to good honest ladies' taken 70 Board, with good
and provided with good homes at Maam
PARSALLEs. Hl arecnwich street.
i Butler who left his home two months ago; had gray
clohes has light hair fud In ten old ANY person CIV
formation returning him 20 his bcreaved parents ae
ls6 wsvcriey place will be suitably awarded.
TT THE MR. FERRIS WHO LEFT SOME HORSES IN
i pasture Bergen Point. n j.. IN September last, Will
make 30 Pearl street, York, he will
learn something 10 his advantage.
IF THE PERSON WHO ADDRESSED A NOTE TO
i George NJ, 216 L. street will be Kind enough
70 correct the and give their real and place
Of residence, and state where an interview be had
W NJ, Jr.
NEissING-sINCE SATURDAY NIGHT, sAMUEL
AVA Perry. police ocer attached to Castle dnrden ~
last suit OF dark steel n eosn ~
OF the maeria boots and tezser bat - soou osy-
Ave years a age Eve feet tan inches n nefn sa VA.
ss, sssn IN Bowsfy. near saysrd STREET about hsIfIsa
U,ock Saturdaytrh hfs home. Any ~ matson
concern him viii thankfully received py his sacsea
family, At l4S East Thirtietn stse
naYss NARY r. DIXON RESIDENCE FORMERLY Al
M R.ootlyn z D-rherc letter for you tihe City
Hail Post oiics. BROOKLYN --
mo WITCIIMAKE ONE HAVING PUT A
,.v - hite dai Ia place of gold one TO gold watch,
opsu face English patcat lever NO IS onnson LIVER
ky the undersigned and all expenses will be paid
'r T. pCM0Ry GRAY, chronomeier and Matchmaker.
21s Water street N. Y.
THE MILITARY.
rnp cxre-A LIME OrrrrEp,s swORn
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yNANTED--YoUNG MEN WISHING TO GO TO SEA
w voyages to all parts OF the world) for merchant ships
United States navy whaling Once lS6 West
corner Of Reade and Chambers ss up stairs.
RANDALL & co.
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yVANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK IN A PRIVATE
w family; is good washer and ironer and an excellent
baker objection The country; good city ref
from her last place, where she has lived four
be for not engaged at $40 Stanton
near Lewis, third door,
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NASHVILLE UNION


Tm NAsHvntE rnrr xss c,unmcccd a res weeks
since for the purpose u OPP sing tbe Robot southern
uansdsrscy, and % advocaiiug Tho rest ,rstioo Of
Feicr :, suthority, without any aba,emcnt, over All
the staies which have attempted to sooede Il holds
friends ~ ~ho surpori and AZ tos IN who oppose
The ruon uf TIE states II has no wltoliword bu,
w Epoz avn Nauushny.
ID reb,ia sud trat" has no oomprrmse 10
mske It 0ontrnds ior he Federal Cunstitution and
tbs Lavs m de III pursuance thereof M the srrgEvr
Lsw - nis L,Sn, anything IN tho C'usitution aud
lasv " any NJ the Sta es In the contrary notwith.
standing.
u contends Tor The Unnu ~ the states. because
uthaut "a ihs preservation % our liberties and nsti.
tutions aud the organisation Of spciety itself are
wholly enposs De. TbFepe, whatever s,ah9 iu
ne way b crushing on the rehssn ami fesiorng
eruiou must perish, no matter by shat nameit be-
cd.
n tls people oGTennessee, ever renowned for their
devotion 70 Liberty and Cpion until they we're be-
trpyed 10 The rebel dcspotsm at Richmond by per.
dious aovcruor ond corrupt Legislature, and who
have fclt % avily The awful curse u treason aud
anarchy, We appeal Cor support let The names Of
rebel office holders Vigilance Committees and Minute
Men, Who have hled our borders with mourning be
gbbcttcd before the world. let those ambitious aud
avNicious men Hho have plotted our ruth for their
own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT bo fastened q the pllory Of
shame natter how high their III in society.
" IL be shown how the Sc fstye defenders Of
"souihern Rights" are now leading marauding bands
OF freebO tcrs and mosslrJopers our 81 to- kid
mapping negroes, stealing horses and cattle, breaking
into houses, burning railroad bridges and cars, and
numbering uuarmed citizens In cold blood Let the
TRUTH long excluded by The Southern coBsprators
now circulate freely through every nelghb rhcod
and oor cause wi IsHuredy triumph. win not loyal
men every here aid in the dissemination OF facts
and The advocacy Of Free Government
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United states Of America:
MIDpLE nIsTRICT OF TTNN

- MlppLk INSTRUCT or TENNESSEE
XN11IERFAs libel Of iafoEmsiloPys aled With.
w NJ and Tor Che Aiddle nktyict ~ TunnuEaoo, n
Nashville, on the 26th day Of May, u 1859, by
john Trimble ksQ. Attorney for Tie Ueitad Siaies
Cor the Middle District Of TopnCseec, who proseivtUs
herein on behalf Of the United STATES aksiust Ger.
tam Lot nd the Baidnas ihcraon, tpated fyallng
on Mark street, Ga tue City Of Nashville kuov as
tlis Modre's Foundry and Machine Sprp, East Of
apf near Broad street, m the City q Nas Vile also,
AT the maot iuery, tools, eNt'ffss and implements
and a ,lcruh connected With eiid lot aud For ndry
and Mathine shop AMI Bmidinr fr reasAnh aba
causes in saii hbel OF Attenuation mCntiuued. aud
prayug process against the said property that tho
same be unndvninei as forfsitod - '.' ..H .t.r.f
Now, therefor e, in pursuance Of the monltuu under
tire rva ct said Cout, 10 me directed aud dbivrred a
10 hoicby give public notice 10 an persons claiming
salt property or in any manner Interested theron,
that tpgy b. aud appear heiure sad Circuit Court Ia
be held At The CITY Of Nashville, To- ana Tor said bis
trict on The goth day Of uctoer 1862 at 10 o'c ok Ia
the turenoon OF that day then aud there IN mt rl-
their claims, and - make theh allegations w Tia,
behalf ....H L. r. tlAS ok
june II, lS62-lN. U.S Msrshd, " n T
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United States of America:
i uDnLE DISTRICT on rENNEssEE.

w HEREAs, libel Of Information was led within
w and for the Middle District Of Tonnes e. a.
Nashville on the 2nd day of June, A. u. 1852, Nv
John Ir'mba, Esq, Attorney tor the United states
for the Middle District OF Tennoss g. who ptcsncutcs
herein on behalf OF the Unitei states against rtain
poo ~, viz: certain L't, situated urar the south.
east COT ner OF Broad sud Front strreis the fty uf
M hvie bepg tue next lot H. thH crnsr lot afbre-
said on Which cgusr lot is situated, the ass tuuu,
dry Of b Cole said hot irOut ng on Trout run
nng back towards the river thence nearly "a lei
81 tbe river, and thence back % Front toi tie cor
ncr NJ said lot on Front street tlrtht frun Drad
being opposite small Bhcgsmitll's sBp, ii a. on
The ether side Of Front street; aud 81 all the Buud.
tugs ON stit ~, and also al the fixtures machinery
too q implements and materials uf every dcsCri ii
nneo ,ed With sad lot and buildings said bu dinrs
on said lot being tho Fouudry OF unc +. ~ Rrouuan,
and prayi z ptucess against said p'oirtty that the
.silne be oouH etnned as forfeited. Id. OIL D.
Now, thereto g, In pursuance O" Tho mnnitidn uu.
der the seal OF said Curt, Va direoted aud dlivcr
cd, | do hereby give i1lblc notice 20 Al u rsuns
calming sI'd property IN any manrer N tsrrsteu
thrreip, that they b. and appear Ne ure sad Cr'uu
burt, 70 be held at the citva at Nssbve ~ aad ~
said district, on the 2Uth day OF OCTOBER o. ait
O'Clock IN the forenoon n that dhy then and thu
to iuterpose ~ n caims, and 70 make tb,r sega
tons 10 that behalf n. n CLASH Ck ''''
q June "a, ls62--iit ...s Us Marshal, "a bT.
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In Ohancery at Nashville.

SIAIE or TENNESSEE. At Rtdoa held An u,e
- Clerks AWcp, tbauUofy Court 90 Nashy Ils Non.
DAY september the ist tS61 m. '''''
beiJtht brtoWes, ouuplaiuaut, 3. Folk r. Cheat.
ham, N. T. Orbit, and che hens OF rb0tpa3 All ~
an Ter, dcceasod, defendants
IL appearing from afllayt Hlod BOD The cause that
Voc lNlrhdanis William ArEan fcr Alfred AID yaudr
- pa, lnhlaahi benjamin lunman, lur.uIA Maker.
WIG h walker sarah Clunplhal, JOHN CanpbrI. ,
I"hu ll' AlrKaudcri liebeccA YtuhDIsrr We wa Van
hooser end Nathan Bridge are nn 10 iin 4 b, T. I'M,
o'He pl iehnp ieec5 anu it ilrlhfr Bppatrug IA 4
more are helrs or Maria Bridges, and % luas
AleHqnasr Whpsa names snl . soes 81 rusidpucs ars
unknown 90 Complainant, and uat ttrrr1rr tl, orii.
uty pr acdss o. this Court be- ~ rived ln them
! ordered that lli said urs 90 do enter their au
HNo" hrrtlh beiofe or witlln the ira Three DAYS
u ur next term ~ said Count ~ be held uu tbo id
Monday iu November next lIs6l) and load, ausaeF
vi drmur Q" lompIainupts bin ur che same will BIO
laA,h of confessed az % them, aud set Tor hearing ox
lail nl WAT cory o tu.H order bo puuuslvl once
a. Hvek Tor tour sutcfrsIye weeks iu the EualyiIs
luiou a Lop] -Atlal .. ....
tE CLEAyEs. g. AM
q DEL ltAoa'i hp'. l"' Dhn g. scp2-st
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[PunLIc REsoLurIoN-No. 81

JOINT RESOLUTION extraordinary of
An act to suppress insurrection, to
punish treason aud rebellion, 20 seize
and oontiscate the property of rebels,
aud for other purposes"
ReSoirei, By he Scnats and House Of Re-
personalities Of Die United States Of ADle,I-
ca, an Congress assembled, That the proyi-
sions of the third clause Of the ii1h Sec
ton OF AN act TO suppress insurrection,
to punish treason aud rebellion, TO seize
and conliscate the property Of rebels, and
for other purposes" shall be so construed
as not to apply TO any act or acts done
pr Tor TO the passage thereof, nor to in
clude any member of State Legislature
or Judge of any State Court, who has not
in accepting or entering upon his office,
taken an oath TO support the Constitution
OF the so-called Confederate States of
America nor shall any punishment or
proceedings under said act be so con-
strued az TO work a forfeiture Of the real
estate Of the offender, beyond his natural
life
Approved July II, 1862
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Notice 10 CIub-aIakers.

The Editor will be greatly obliged to
persons making up clubs for he UNION if
they will remit to the publishers and not
TO himself Communications and sub
scriptious are sometimes mixed up with
private information in such manner as
TO cause needless delay and trouble TO
all parties.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

GTATE OF TENNESSEE.-At Rules held In the
- clerks Oihoe, Chsnoefy Court az NasbyUle Mon.
day, September the lst, 1862 .. l..
John Corlcyi Complainant, e.. T D. Flippn,
Defendants. ..
II appearing ON affidavit flied Ia THIS cause that
ihe place Of resdeuco Of tho defendant T. D. FlIppin
w Unknown 90 complainant, So that the ordIn1ry pro'
cess ~ lhs Court cannot be served uii him a b. or.
ueIeu that ne 40 enter his appearance herein before
or within The first tnrec days OF the next term on sa
Cufl 70 be held 90 the lst Muuday 10 Novembsr n,,H
llo02) ana plead, answer az 90 mur To Complainant 4
hil, W ihe sans gill be- takru Cor confessed a. Il,
hun aud set Cor bearing ex partc, ami thai a copv
Of THIS order bo published once a week for four aus
Ceasiy weeks Ia the Nashville Union
Cgy Attest y. r. GiEAyfs O. &M
. - pAA"7' 0"' iF No'nm't. sep2-S4
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We have a small quantity of old
newspapers, suitable for wrapping paper,
which we will dispose Of At 80 els per
hundred. Those in need of such an ar
ticle, will do well 70 call soon and secure
a supply as wrapping paper is com
modify not TO be met wits every day, and
more especially at the prescott time.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

GIAIE OF TENNESslE 81 Rules held 10 tho
- Clerks ONCE Chaucefy q urt IA Nashyiir Nn,,
day, September the lst, 1852.
Hardin Peach, ed a. Conn aiuspi. 90 ~.
hnsiy Hr Gun faclury, II Al a cfoudauis
e. u hprWr hg from aniayt filed 10 thls cause u,et
'hh defhe"nti Ohalea nos, prcshrnt, AZ 6T sAiI
NW fNrorAp y a non. rrfiAut q the Stale OF Enp,s
gee " u ordered that h' no enter hs utip,aranrs
NO en- y lore o. Yplu the nrst thrra days o the nst
WIm "i sad '"u =, 20 be held uu The ist Muuda, bal
Nofs m1f heSt llso2) and piuad nNWcr or teuir o
NompAmants blll, ~ the same will bee taken tlr CON
ieafed aa 70 him and Eut Cor bearing * paaf. and
hat copy 81 TINS order De- pub shrd once q wr,k Tor
o. ,ur successive week. iu The Nashville uuiln
A Oopy--Atlrst H. E.GLEAYtS. al An F
n BHEN, Sol. Tor C0mpI't ginS ~ .
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PIenae NotIee.

We have no time to transcribe COM
munications. We sometimes receive
communications with a scrap Of conf
Dental information written on the back
Of the manuscript OF course if we use
the manuscript we have to re-write il,
and this imposes entirely too much labor
on us. We have no time for such work.
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The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted at the great State Union
Convention held in this city May II, 1862:
ReSolUed, That we recognize in the
NASHVILLE UNION an able exponent of
the principles Of the Union men of Ten
nessee, and we earnestly recommend it
as well deserving Of the patronage Of
Union men everywhere:
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PartlcnInr Nnllcn-

Mr. G. d. WHITING has assumed the
control Of our city subscription LIST. lie
~ - =. see that Tho Union is delivered rels
larly TO city subscribers every morning.
lie will also make collections promptly,
at least every two weeks. No money
taken but Tennessee or par funds.
who remained.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

OrATE OF TESNFSSEE AT Rules held In tbo
- Clerks 0hicc, Chaucery Court a, Nashville, Mon.
day september th8 lst, 1852 ii.
D. U. Hurt ustee, &c, aud H. n. Myers, Goa plain.
ants -. Fisher Gould, and others y, fetdauts
lt APPEARING from affidavit nled IN tniB cause that
INC seye al places OF residence Of the dclendaup John
A. Fisher john W. Gould and Thomas l.. Marsha arc
unknown TO complainants 90 that the ordinary pro
cess OF thW Court cannot be served on them NJ Is or
lered that they DO enter their appearance herein be-
lofe OF Wnn me hrst threu days Of the next of
said Court, 10 be held the LIST Monday la November
next (lebz) ana plead, answer or demur 30 Complain.
ants Oih, or the same will he taken Tor confessed
- Them ana set lor hearing eX partc, aud that copy
OF this order be published once week for four sr
siye weeks IN the Nashville Union.
a COpy-Attest. 81 j Dc GIFAVF9 @ a Al
a. L. phAos7i SOL lor tpinpl's. scp2-Vi
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Terms Of subscriptions in Par Funds.

Rd-Al communications on business with the uce,
will be addressed 10 The PUBLISHERS Of the UNION,
aud all communications 70 thu Editor Will be address
to =. c. HFRCER ...
Editors Of loyal newspapers will do rs great kind
by republishing the foregoing its pubt lance
The current Transaction in Tennessee FIR months 10
bUme will be hill bly, inter- sting tu al vers of their
country and her free institutions, aud the columns
the UNION Will furnish the earliest aud meet reliable
history Of these events
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE AT Rules heli in the
- clerk 8 uhce, Chnnccry Court AZ Nashville, Muu
day, Scpu mbcr the 1st. 1862 ID '...
b, q. lIu :, Trustee, SC. snd II Y. Nynrs, Com
pa n,nts, -. II NJ. Franklin, / ev,t atll 20 Pm.
II appearing from affidavit Alcd IN this cause that
the place Of residence OF the defendart a N Prank
lin Is unknown To complainant, go that the Ordinary
process OF u Court cannot be seryei on him II Is
ordered tha e do enter his appearance heron before
within the rst three days Of she next term of gd
Court, ~ he hold on the LIST Monday I'D November
next Qs62) ana plead, answer denur - complain
ant On or the same will be taken for confessed as
TO him and set Cor hearing ex partr aud that copy
OF thB order be published once week for four sue
cesslve weeks Ia the Nashville Union IT.
A Copy-Attest J. D. GlEANES, C. & "
n u. UEhuNli Sol. IOr O0mnIts. anu2 Va
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United States of America;

AAFHEREAS. inform alton was n ed Within and iNr
. w the Middle District OF Tennessee, NJ Nashville
on the 2Sh day of May, AID, 1902, hy john rrimbl
Esq, Attorney for the United states tor the Middle
district OF Tennessee Who pr0scCutus herein On buhal
Of Tie Unite States, against certain pr,tei ~ w.
lot situated on the Northeast corner OF cherry street
and Franklin street, 10 SOUTH Nashville, aud the
buildings there on the said buildings recently erected
for the purpose Of preparing trals Tor the manu-
lacture u Gunpowder; also the muchu ~ aud Tx
lures odnneC-d with said establishments gray az pro.
cess against the same, that II be ginuSd ~ Tor.
feited. ...u'f'Ia'. ..." ..F..H. ~
\. ", therefore, IN pursuance Of the nOuuinn DC.
der the seal 81 said Court, 10 directed m drit.
erod, do hereby give public notice 10 all persons
claiming said property, or In any manner Interested
therein, that they be AMI appear brfTe said Circuit
Court, 10 be held at the CITY uf Nashville IN and fo
SAID District, on the 9Th Gay " October, 1865 az H..
O'Clock In the forenoon of that day then aud hore to
inicrose Their claims, and 10 make their allegations
N That behsI. .# n, X. GlAS o X,
1c3 U, $. Marshal NJ h. T.
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:. q. rlRaCER EdIior.

All subscribers in arrears TO the Nash
vile DAILY UNIoS are respectfully re-
quested TO pay the Route Agglt, or call
and settle at the Office, or their paper will
be discontinued Az"
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United States of America:


MDDLE DISTRICT or TENNESSEE
lNTfiFRrASa libel ~ information was Fled within
w nud for Che Middle pstri VI Truupssee, %
Nashviitc, on The 5ih DAY o. June, A ~ 1872. ~
John rrimue, NJ. Attorney en- the Unite State
Tor The Mi ldlo District Of reu7esee who rrr ccutes
herein behslf ~ thgV oi'el states against cerain
rrQpcrly, win. HE Machtuery and FiXturv II Watson
NccdcT's der Mill, ~ Sycamore Cttk 40 the
County 81 Chfathafn an The SiAtr Of Ionucssc the
Ruidirgs used In connection With SAID mach D, ~
AMI snulr I've or IN scrg " lard, witch thr hui a.
ings Ftand, praying process agnius' - j pr y ry,
INA the same be c1ucniuutd "a iorftil a.. o. H.I.f
Now thetef r. in pursuance af the nanitiun, urdrt
The seal ct sH Court 10 me directed and delivered,
90 hereby gNe pabhc not,ne 10 All persons claiming
sHd property, Ur W any uauiicr tnietusted m rim,
that iey be and arpgar hciore stl Circuit Court 10
heh1d W the tty ~ Nashviue tu bhd tf sid ias
uint,nn thc ah aN ot Ncipbcr, ls62 "a 10 cluCk nv
their catnG aud 40 mske their allcgui nnH W thai
behalf. d III GTAgOlCK
Jnnt %, isoa4llt o. .rU1s MsrsSsl. ~ h I.
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WATSON HOTEL.
20 ali the MiIitRry Departments In
r.l....r the District of the Ohio.

M. AND AFTER THE let DAY or JULY 1862
Nywi open an uft'r e he 81 Cloud HotcI In Nash
ylpte, FenuTse, aud me ca Man street, opp0sib,
tue CAN'T lious l"usvlll., Ky, for all transactions
OF oeei IN thts dcpai tme {, tr three months rron
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