davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-27


WHEREAS q libel Of Information was nled within
w and for the Middle District OF Tennessee, al
Nashville, on the Oath DAY OF May, A. D., 1892 by
John Trmble, Esq, Attorney for the United States
for the Middle District Of Tennessee who FrOsecutes
herein on behalf Of the United Sta es, against a house
and lot situated near the corner Cherry and Deads
rick Streets, In the City Of Nashville, fronting on
Cherry street. and opposite the building known the
Colorado Building said house being known % tho
Nashville Daily Gazette Printing Office, being the
house in which has been published the Nashville
Daily Gazette Newspaper; also against the Type,
Press, Machinery OF every description, fixtures and
implements in any way connected with the sHid house
and lot contained therein, and attached thereto and
praying process against said property that the same
be condemned as forfeited.
Now, therefore, I'm pursuance of the monition, under
the seal Of the Court, TO me direried and delivered
do hereby give public notice to all persons Cunning
said property, or IN any manner Interested therein
that they be aud appear before said Circuit Court 10
be held 1T the city Of Nashville, IN and Tor said Dis
riCt on the 9Th day OF October 1869, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon Of that day then and there to inter
pose their claims, and 70 make their allegations IN
that behalf. g. r. GhAtCOCR,
May 27, 1s62.-14t q. $. Marshal, NJ b. T.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-27
united states Of America:
middle DIsTRTCT on TENNESSEE.

VA HEREAs, libel Of informal on was filed within
w and for the Middle District Of Tennessee, a.
Nashville, on TIE oath day of May, A. b. 1902, by
John Timhe, ESD. Attorney for the United states
for tho Middle District of Tennessee who proseculos
herein behalf OF the United states against certain
property viz. Lots Nos. p g, 20 and "a, and also
lot No y, in The plan OF the division Of the ut Of
ground ON College Hill ia the City OF Nashville bel &
the same conveyed by deeds dated July 18th aud
July l8tu, 1861, registered respectively In Book No
80, pages 227 ana l39, conveyed respectively by
Grooms Cavert s. Co., and Frank McGay0ck, % the
State Of Tennessee, and also the interest Of said
Frank McGavock In the alley between lot No. % and
lot No 3, and alao an the buidings Improvements,
fixtures, machinery, tools, implements, material and
stock Of every description, contained in, come ted
with or attached 90 said lots and buildings or either
OF them, being the lots, buildiugs, Improvements,
etc etc, used m manufacturing cannon and other
warnke implements, TO be used in aiding the ilfur
rection and resistance against the laws Of the United
States and praying process against the sal property
that the same be condemned as forfeited.
Now, therefore, IL pursuance OF the monltion, un-
der the seal Of said Cour 10 directed and deliver
od / do hereby give public notice 90 all persons
claiming said property, or ma any manner interested
therein, that they be and app ar before said Circuit
Court 20 be held az the City Of Nashville, In and Tor
said District, on The 9th day Of October 1902 az 10
O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day then ana there
% iuterpOse their claims, and 10 make their aloga
lions Do thai behalf IT. r. GLASCOCK,
May ~, lSG2-l4t q. 8. Marshal, NJ. D. r.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-27
Eust from nEemphis.

We conversed yesterday with a very
intelligent gentleman, a resident of Mem
phis, who has been arefugee from that
place for some time. He left there a
week ago, having succeeded in secretly
visiting his family. He reports the coun-
try full Of deserters from Beauregard's
army. The CONSUMPTION act is exciting
great indignation among soldiers and
citizens and is working happily for the
Union cause. People denounce it as an
act Of atrocious despotism and fatal to
liberty. In Memphis great restitution
prevails in regard to almost all the
necessaries of life. Salt sells at $50 a
sackl /; Flour at $50 a barrel Bacon
and wretched beef at 40 cents pound.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-27
United States Of America.
MIDDLE DsTRIcT on TENNRssEE


EETHEREAs, a libel Of information was 1Iod wi hin
w ana for the Middle District Of Tennessee, az
Naahvnle on the goth day Of Nay, a. d., 1892 ~
John Trimble, Esq, Attorney Tor the United states
for tho said lo District of Tennessee who prosecutcs
herein on bf half Of the Unit statos agalust Ger
tain LOT and the building thereon situated Market
street below and North NJ toe Public Square ou the
West side o SAID street being the neKt house but one
10 me large dry good warehouse OF douglas o.,
which fronts on the Public Square, aud runs back
with Market street towards the said lot and building
being she house known az the Baptist Publishing
House, whore were published the Tennessee Baptist
Newspaper and iiyers other pIblicat ous aud also
the type presses, ma hnery and fixtures and imule-
ments connected with said publ hing hnnao, for rca
sons and causes in said libel Of Information moDtoaod
ana praying process against the said properly, that
the aame be condemned as forfeited
Nov, therefore, To- pursuance Of the n0nlt.on, un-
der the seal Of said CJuFt 90 me directed aud deliver
ed, ] DO hereby give public notios 10 an peraons
claiming faid pFopeuy, or pa any manner stel e=ied
therein, that they BE- and appear be- said Circuit
Cart, % be hedht me CITY Of Nashville, in and for
said District, the 9th day ~ october 1902. "a DO
ocoCk n the forenoon of that day, then anl there %
.uterpoae their Claims aud e make iheir al.egatona
he that oohaiG HlGLAhlpeh
Nay "a, ls62-lt Y. f marbh W. ID, u
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-27

ing grain before the wind. AZ one mo-
ment their faces were Frightened with
smiles, and again Che tears streamed
down their checks. For more than
three hours they stood and listened
without moving from their places. We
have attended many, many popular gath
eriugs, but never before did we see a
speaker command such attention. We
have often heard Governor JOHNSON, but
never when so able, so convincing, so
eloquent. We regard this as The most
mastery effort of his life. He was in
the State of his youth, where from the
humblest avocation he had risen by his
own sterling worth to the highest honors,
and in the promotion of the prosperity
of the State in the Union, he had spent
the toll and labor of his life. This be-
loved State had been sought to be torn
from that dear Union, and to prevent
which the people had assembled to adj
wise and counsel with him. What more
could inspire a man What more could
move people? No wonder that when
he had concluded his speech, they crow
ded around him, exchanged greetings
and were still reluctant toseparate from
him.
It is almost superauous to add, that
these resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
During the day, thirty four men, mem
bers of Capt, Barclays Company, 18th
Tennessee Regiment, Col. Smith, came
before the Provost Marshal, took the
oath of allegiance, and are now at home.
How beautifully this illustrates the
magnanimity of the Government, and the
moral courage of the men. The follow
ing are the names:
JAS @. Hood, I. N. Mcknight, w. H.
McWhirter, Joseph H. Champion, G. l..
w. Herndon, j. T. Barley, @. j. War
rem, J. w. McEwen, A. B. Mcknight, j.
W. Fuqua, W. c. Dill, J. Lerndun, G. B.
Alexander, S. A. McWhirter, Samuel
Bell, j. L. Torrance, W. NJ. @. Moore, T..
w. Fuller, M. Torrance, II. L. Tarpley,
w. A. Black, J. M. Burnett, G. B. Davis,
E. G. Davis, J. H. Watts, Thomas Kerr,
Samuel F. Thompson, j, r. Fathera,
Samuel Kerr, +. Leonard, J. M. EIrod,
VIM. A. Jones, j. H. Baxter, R. A. Brice.
We are happy to observe the Union
sentiment that is beginning to obtain in
Rutherford county.
We will avail ourselves of this oppor-
tunity to express our sincere thanks to
e. l.. Jordan, Esq, and lady, and to
VIM. Spence, ESQ., and family, for their
great courtesy, kindness and hospitality
to your correspondent. @.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-27

Would it not be better for ladies as
well as preachers to pray for those they
mistakenly regard their enemies, instead
Of addressing them anonymous letters,
filed with acrimony and vindictiveness?
A long peppery lecture mot curtain lee
ture, thank God } written in beautiful
female chirography, accompanied with
an anxious DESIRE" so the writer says,
that it may appear in our columns, came
to US yesterday. The writer signs her
self "Komrs," No, she isn't ours, and we
bless our stars for it! We won't publish
the note because the writer has taken up
the cudgel for very unworthy person,
and because we won't take garter LASH
inge or lectures from lady who calls
US "a curse" and the Constitution of the
country, that masterpiece of human
wisdom, ga God Jor8aken Constitution -
Her last idea is a mere plagiarism from
old Lloyd Garrison's Boston Liberator,
which calls the Constitution "a covenant
with He'll" Ii the lady Will send us her
name we will give her the information
that she asks. If as she says, she is one
of another Ewes fairest," she must look
a gTeatVdeal better than she aorites.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-27
Ano,her Grand union naIiy.

We expect glorious rallying of the
Union loving people at Columbia on
next Monday. a number Of distin-
euished speakers will address the audi
ence on the all.absorbing topic Of the
restoration of Federal authority univer-
sally over our beloved and bleeding
State. Come OUT, everybody. Let us
lay aside all bitterness Of feeling, and
consult for the salvation Of the Com
monwealth. Let hs unite together and
join hands over the altar Of patriotism,
and swear anew that the remainder Of
our lives shall be consecrated to the
maintenance Of the Federal Union.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-27

We thinkwe can seevarious indications
in Kentucky that the rebels are busily en-
gagged in organizing guerrilla parties
which will commence operations as soon
as opportunity offers and the organiza-
ton is completed, We especially warn
our friends in Christian county to prepare
themselves for an outbreak in their
county. We are strongly inclined to
believe that number of INSCRIPTIONS
villains are plotting the ruin Of the
Union men Of that region. Let the lead
ers be seized and deah with immediate
ly and the plot can be crushed. Ken
lucky will see great trouble ere long I'M
less great activity be displayed imme-
diately by her loyal authorities. Her
rebel Governor would not hold his Office
one day did he not hope to be able ulti-
mately 10 engulf the State in the waves
Of civil war.
An Alabama paper says the hearts Of
our angel women are fred in our holy
rause'i E .U.
Nowonder if the rebels are inhumar
enough TO set fire to all the cotton
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-27


There are the most powerful reasons
wbv we should be lenient to the masses
and severe to the leaders Of the rebellion
Not one man in a thousand ever thinks
Of making armed resistance to his gov
eminent. All the great majority Of peo-
pie ask Of government is to let them
alone 10 follow their ayosations peacea-
blv. The poor and those in very NODE
rate circumstances constitute the great
bodv Of all nations, and care little about
nolitics. and with occasional individual
executions plan no ambitious schemes.
Their thoughts are busily employed on
their farms, their stores, their shops and
their little traffic. Such a people are in
fact the bone and sinew of a nation, and
her strong arm of defence in time Of
danger. Conceited aristocrats like SEN
ator Hammond sheer at these humble and
usefuI men as mud-sills;" but the
statesman looks on them as the nations
tower OF strength. They are the most
reliable and least corrupt class in the
nation, because they are exposed to fewer
temptations. We know that these per-
sons who may be properly called The
people, would never have taken up arms
against the Federal Government had they
not been melted and exasperated by
ambitious demagogues. With the null
titude the rebellion is in truth an error
of the head, not disease of the heart
They sinned because they were beguiled
by the devil. Such men will heartily re-
pent of their sad mistake and become
good citizens. They will not abuse the
leniency Of their Government.
Not so with the cool, calculating Ju-
das, whose covetousness and vile am
bition preferred to "reign in He'll rather
than serve in Heaven" and who have
. bathed their hands in the blood of their
countrymen that they might get into Of
fee. Language has no terms too harsh
to describe their enormous guilt. lhey
sinned wilfully, deliberately, and with
full knowledge of the suffering their
course would occasion. They wantonly
plunged dagger at the heart of their
mother country. They thrust, without
provocation, the torch of destruction into
the temple of freedom. They ha2arded
the welfare and lives of thirty millions
Of people and all the bright hopes of the
nations future TO enjoy for few years
the gains Of Office To turn such men
loose would be to invite a renewal of their
plots on the first opportunity The
earth is not broad enough for them and
the loyal. They must die. Their death
is imperahvely demanded by high re-
gard for the safety and peace Of the Union
in the future, Leniency to the multitude
is imperatively required, but not more
imperatively than the death Of those
whose falsehood and treachery misled
that multitude into that prodigy of ma
tional crime, the American rebellion.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-27
Thirty-Six Rebel Soldiers take the
Oath of Allegiance.

Our correspondent at Murfreesboro'
states that at the great Union meeting
there on Saturday thirty-six Tennes-
scans who had come back from the Con-
federate army at Corinth, renowned the
rebellion publicly and took the oath of
allegiance to the United States Govern
ment! What a touching spectacle that
must have been to the eyes of every pa
triot. There is most decided and elo-
quent testimony as to the great change
now going on in this State. We hear of
like changes going on in every quarter of
Tennessee to which we have access. The
leaven of patriotism is working admit
rably. The reaction has begun, and we
see in the distance the swelling head of
the returning tide It's magnificent roar
viii soon be resounding at our feet
Fellow citizens, let us all be actively
engaged in fastening the return Of all
Tennessee into the bonds of love and
union. Let OlOyal man be idle or luke
warm. Work night and day.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-27

MInnLE trsrmcr or -


NTTHEREAs, libel Of information was eisa u,,hi,
w and for The Middle District of Tennossse si
Ngslsi lie on No Goth day Of May, A. b. isG9 ~
John irmhle, ESQ, Attorney Tor the United Sac
for the Middle District OF Tcnncssce who prosso1tes
herein ON behalf OF the United Sales aaainst IA 49,,
tain lot and the house thereon tuated on Doarier
street In The City Of Nashville on tho North ale ~
said street. being the house next 10 a lone bMfi,
block, running with noalrick street. on az ss,se
side, ifom Cherry slroct 90 the said lo heIpg NJ
same used by the Daily Patriot noWenieer Ia III
office, also certain Zoe and long rectangular hril
ing thereon, on the corner OF ea alley finnnp fr,
Deadrhk TO uni0netrceb and nn alsv ftld8ns mr.,
said nlley hrst natncd 70 Cherry stftat belng tis
same building M which W1s rrintad NE N shyiiis
satriot newsraper, aiso the igie ptesses machinery
hzturos, materiols apd .mplmcuF used In the uub
hcation Of said newsnhrer % ressons and tsus6e La
tad Noel Of Information mantuuod, aud nravin4 i fs
S g 2s91ss tee fai4 propry that the same b :
Now therefore % nursaaste % Tho n6Hloa up.
oer the seal Of said Court tonne directed aud deliver.
cd, do hereby give publ.c notice % all persons
cAlnhg SAID property or IN any manner diereetad
lnefclhi tat they Do aud appear before said circuit
Conit TO be held az the city on Nashville IN and ~
said District on The OH day Of October 1sO2.et IO
O'Clock In She forenoon Of that day then and there
70 intefpose their claims, and % make their aega,
uons ~ tnas oehnli. \. r. GLASCOCk,
May n, lsO2-l4t .. s. Marshal, NJ. b. r.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-27

We take the following horrid an
nouncement from "pome" in the Mem
phis appeal:
Burn the Cotton.
Burn the Cottonl burn the cotton
let the solemn triumph rise,
Fann'd by Freedom breath its white wing
Spreads her banner 10 the skies
''Melt the bells' IS but re-echoed
DER our valleys gathered price
Lay the cotton on the altar
Where our loved have nobly died,
Oh you brute, we told you so! You
set fire TO that cotton and melted all the
pretty bellesi Oh dear!
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-27
Committed to Tail

nF Davidson county, on May the 18th, 1862, a ne
~ gro man, who saws hi name h LEWIS. saws be
belongs TO VIM Woods, Of Bedford county, Tenn
SAID boy Is a dark copper color feet high, wgwhs
ISL pounds, about 20 years old aui has small wills.
kers ana musiache The owner IL requested 90 come
law directs i III UTNiON
May 27th-3t Sheriff and Tsilor nj u q
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-27

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE
NXTHEREAS libel Of Information was dled with.
w in and for the Middle District OF Icnncsssh at
Nashville, on the Gath day Of May, A. ~, 1902, by
John Trimble Esq., Attorney for the Unitcd STA rs
for the Middle District Of Tennessee who prosocutcs
herein behalf Of the United States against certain
property viz lot and the buildings thereon, stu.
aed near the North east corner Of tee Public Square
M the City ofNashvlle fronting on the Public Square
being the large building adjoining the City Hotel, md
known as the Southern Methodist Publishing House,
and also against all the Types Presses, Implements
and Fixtures Of every description, connected with
the said house lut or attached 20 said property
and praying process against gad property, that ne
same be condemned as OrfNttd
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the monll0p under
the seal Of said Court % me dirocied and deHeerpd
do hereby give public notice 20 al persons claiming
said property OF IN any manner interested therein
that they be and appear before said Circuit Court 70
be held az The City Of Nashville 10 and for said Dis
trct on the Oh day OF October 1862 az O'clock in
the forenoon Of that day then aud there % nterpose
their claims, and o make their allegations in that
behaifs k II GIAsCOCK
May ~, 1862 Lit. u. s. Marshal, NJ d. r.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-27
Committed To Jail

OFDavidson county, III ~ is, 1909 a negro woman
~ who says her name Is MARY; says she belongs
70 VIM, II Imam, Of Bedford county psnn said wo.
man 5 II years nld, ghs about 100 pounds copper
color, ana ieet ~ inchoB high; no marks The
owner Is requested " come forward, prove pro.
perry and pay charges as tho law Directs.
j. M. HINTON,
May 27th--3t sheriH and Tailor on b c.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-27
Committed TO Jail

OF Davidson county, ray ID, 1852 negro boy.
~ who says HIS name is TON snys he belongs 10
Martha h'hiohael, Of Coffee county. near Bedford
county, said boy Be about n years old. feet inch
&c mghi weighs l4s pounos; black colo, thick lips
anu nat nose The owner ia requested ~ come for.
ward, prove property and pay charges as the law al
reefs. JIM HINTON,
May 27th--3t sherin ana Tailor of h. c.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-27
Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, May goth, 1862 negrosoy .
~ says his name Is FRANK, who says he belongs
70 Lucy kimb o, Of Rutherford cou ", Tenn; said
boy Is sb0ut 20 or % years Oh. WEIGHS 1s0 or M
pounds, feet inches hi,h .-bsck and bow.leggod.
smnl scar on left side Of face The owner h reonos
ca 20 come forward, prove property aad say ohurges
as tho lay directs
Nay 27-3t Sheriff abd' Jaiior ~ N q
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-27
Oommitted to Iail

nF Davidson county, May 10, 1862, negro man
~ who says his name Is BEN says he belongs 10
BELTS estate, Davidson county snid man is about 55
years old, weighs l6O pounds feet ~ inch s high
shp very black The owner iB requested 70 come
forward, prove property and pay onarEes, &c ne
law directs.
May 27-3t sheriff and Tailor az nc
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-27
Committed to Jail

~ who says his name Is jim. ana bel,nez IN 6iln,o
Fields oil Bedford county, Tenn; mo said bow Il
9s ~ years old copper coored feet Ils INCHES
hehi weighs la5 or l10 pounds no marks One
owner is requested TO come FOR ward prove pr6 ~
and pay charges az the law directs. y
May 27th--st sheriff and Isiior orb r.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-27

Seizure Of COnhscatcd Properly.
Mr.. e. r. GLAscocK, United States
Marshal for the Middle District Of Ten
nessee, on last Saturday seized upon the
following printing Offices in this city, as
property forfeited TO the United States
under the Confscation Act of August 6,
1861 Republican Banner office, Union
and American Office Gazette office and
Southern Methodist Publishing House
and on Monday the Patriot Office and
Baptist Publishing House, being all the
offices in the city. He also seized upon
two gun factories in South Nashville,
belonging to stock companies, The rep
utation Of the newspapers published
here is too notorious 20 require that we
should say more OF them than that they
were most violent and INSCRIPTIONS de-
famers of the Government and partisans
of the Rebellion. We have given fire.
quent extracts from their columns to
show how low in infamy they wallowed
The religious papers were, perhaps the
most reckless and incendiary.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-27
Committed to Iail

n Davidson county, on the 18th Of May 1902
~ negro woman who says her name IA fbFR. and 80.
belongs TO VIM Woods OF Bedford county Tenn
SAID girl is very black; feet inches hlgn weiphk
i4O rounds, scare ON right wrist The owner is re-
quested TO come forward, prove property and pay
charges az thel0w directs.
Nay 27th-st Sheriff and Tailor ain q
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-27

The Union meeting at MurireesbOrO'
was a glorious gathering Of the people.
The yeomanry Of the land were out,
The watch fires Of the Union are spread
ing rapidly throughout the Commons
wealth. ArOuso and grid on your arm OF
every manwho loves the peace and glory
OF his country
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-27
To Keepers of Tipping Houses

AND UIHhks.
4 Office is hereby fiTsH, thai inc act puHBed Dy
~ CITY Council NJ brunry "a 602 entitled an Act
Wohieitng tue safe ui ylnous, fpiiiu0us, or lntOT
citing Liquors, &c, VIII hereafter be rigdly enforced
JNO. HUGH SMITH Mayor
Mayors ONCE, May ~, 1882 LII
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-27
;. O. uERCEIs, Editor.


Several valuable communications are
unayoidably laid over untiltormarrow'
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-27
In Rehearsal, the Beautiful Extravagann,
" BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. "


Dress CrCe.................. .'oY
Second Circle. ........................ 70
poors open a. X past 2 Performance At o'clock,
precisely. mays
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-27
THEATRE.

DUFFIEID & SANDS MANAGES.
v II. EVERETT STAGE MANAGES.