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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-21
United States of America;
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NTyUEREAS, I.H.l or information nt. u'uI within
w aud iOr tbr Middle N.slri.tui Tennessee al
NisAv mo uu the 2uI dag of Juup, A. b., 1862, rs
John Trmnl", t-t, Attorney ior tdr United states
Tor ,ho WidIn nsUIgt OF Tennessee, who prUsauujrs
hereiu ou behalf u thu United States against certain
pro erty, wa certain lot situated near tha South
east conner of Broad and Front hlrcos rbo .ty of
Na-hyiNe. being the uwt lotto the corner Dot ai0Ie-
sad on which corner lot rs situated, the Brass fouH.
dry of q Cole Ftd iOt fronting on Front street fH
nng b1uk towards ihc river, thence nearly IaralI
o. lhe river aud tn.u1C back O. Front ttr.ct the cor
nor ul s1I Doc uD Front street hrthUFt FROM broad
being opposite small Blacksmith 6 shop, situated ou
the other side ut Front street. aud alien, W rhr E.-
ur5 on s'Id Iuli and also tho hNtur0s. machinery
too implements aud materials nf every uusrrIut. DO
connected with sa q lut aud lullIur.s s..H buildings
uu Said lot being the Foundry OF ono Z. ~ Ergurlu,
and praying rrugnss against saii property. that Ihn
Same No C1u1gWUel Hs tor'ftui.
.Nu". therefore, lu pursuance u. tnD muH.tHH, uu.
a.I thr seal ul said Court, Go mC directed and deliver
cu, I DO hcIJby give r.ulg notice 40 aN persons
gR mns SAID property ~ 100 any manner utrrUs lrd
h'tm, that hey DE and appear before said yrcu|t
Court 20 Zoo he.l ut th0 cty Uf Nashville Boo aul far
said pmricif uu the -Ulh day o u.tobor 1850 no 10
O'Clock n ihe forenoon OF That day, then aud here
Do iutorpose their claims aud 90 make their gIIuFl
b'ns DO mat h'h1i, 4. D. GlASCOCk,
'Hna II lo94-lU U. b Marshal 81 u 4.
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Sherif,s Sale,

by virtue OF a ycnditoni eNpOnas b. me directed,
ID aud delivered from the Honorable Circuit CChrt
VI navds "a County, Tennessee, az IT'S March Term,
1862, Vii expose =" public sale TO the highest bid
der, ior csh at The Court house Yard in the city Of
Nashville ON saturday, the 10Th day Of July, 1862
al the right, title, claim, interest and estate which
Isaac Paul aud Henry Htl then had or may have
since acquired Ia and 10 the following described piece
VI parcel a. and lying IN Davidson County, State OF
Tennessee. In the City OF Nashville, In book No 30,
page q g, situated In the 7th ward, and known 8s
lots No. and ., in Daniel Milcr5 sub division Of
lots Nos. 10, 20 and q IN MulEey- plan of Uuiver.
sy lots, situated on Paul street beginning at the
corner OF a 10. belonging to Ell Morris estate run.
ming thence With Paul street ~ feet towards Miller
street, % 10 foot alley thCnco al right aualu7 with
sa pa ey lhJ feet o. 20 foot alley; thcnc, at right
angles With said alley 50 feet to a stake ia I'll Nor.
rs line; thence al right angles ISIS foot Gu the begin
al being lcviod on az the property of isaac Paul
and Henry liu, to satisfy Judgment rendered in ia
yor Of Ellis Moore use, 30, against Isaac Paul,
Henry Hin and Ira T. Jouol
JAMES NJ HINTON.
jurc ll-3t sheriff Of D c.
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sherifs Sale.

by virtue Of Ia yenduonl exponas 10 me directed.
- and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at 10 March Term,
lsbz VIII cKpole 70 public sale to the highest bid
der Tor CASH AZ the Court house yard In the CITY Of
the right title, claim, Interest aud estate which
John ). fotway then hal or may have since acqur
cd In apdto The following described piece or parcel
u land lying IN the eth district OF davidson County
lot No ~, containing 3 uoros and "a poles, bounded
on the east by the land Of James Davis and frontinQ
the Mil Geek valley Turnpike Road In the plan Of
lots laid on 20 $ retway Of land belonging to Il.
Petwuy deceased being lev led ON as the property of
John >. Petwqy 10 satisfy Judgment rendered iu ia
yor Of C. b. Hal against John IS Petway
JANIS ~ HINTON,
june 1i--3t. SheriT on G.
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Sherif's Sale,

pY virtue Of venditIoui ENpouas 10 me directed
- and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
ol Davidson County, Tennessee, az It's March Torn,
1862, viii expose to public sale, 10 the highest bid
dor for cash. az the Court house yard, in the City Of
Nashville ON saturday the Goth day Of July, 1862 all
tho right, title, claim, interest ana estate which
D. Petty then had or may have since acquired in and
to the following described lot parcel of ground
No. II In the plan Of lots made by l.. II. Lsnier, m
Davidson County, Tennessee, neGr Nashville Corpora
tiou, fronting on Carol Street in said plan 80 feet
running back ia feet to " foot alley being th5
same conveyed to said j. d. Petty by A. b. Shankland
ters office Of davidson County Tennessee being lev
led on as the property of j. ID Petty, TO satisfy
Judgment rendered. in favor Of H. p. Fort against j. A.
Petty, J. d. Petty, W. K. Demumbrano and G, Petty
JAMES NJ HINTON
june 15--3t. Sheriff Of u. G.
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sheria,s Sale.

II virtue Of vendit0n eNponas 10 me directed,
- and delivered from The Honorable Circuit Court
81 DAVIDSON County, Tennessee, az It's March Tenn
ieb2 viii expose 20 public sac, 20 the highest hid
dor tor cash, At the Court house Yard in Tho City
Nashville, on Saturday, the Goth day Of July, 1902
al the %ht, title, claim interest aud estate, which
isaac Paui then had, or may have stree h"quircd u
ana % the fJl owing described truCt parcel ~ land
in the city Of Nashville, Davidson County, Tonuos.
see AZ follows: Fronting G3 feet on the west side OF
market street 80 feet OF which was conveyed tire
l3th day OF August, 1879 aud registered IN the Reg
istere Office Of Davidson County, IN book 90, TaEa
DO, and 70 which reference be herebF had, The TO-
ma ming 30 feet was conveyed iy deed the 1st Day
OF January, 1860, and lies Immediately between the
above named 30 feet deed, Robert hwkius ground,
being part Of the same property conveyed by deed
rom X. Noodhn TO Isaac Paul. book 30, page 40 reg
tstfrcd In the Reg sers ofiCe Of Davidson CJuaty,
being levied on as the property Of Isaac Paul fu
sfy a judgment rendered IN inyor of WIN. IT, Wat
kns against J. W. Birdwoll md Isaac paul.
j, NJ HINTON
June u, 1869 --3t sheriff OF H. G.
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Sherif's Sale.

Dl y4tue OF "a vcndtJuui cXnouos 10 me directed
ID and dcliyo ed from The Honorable circuit Court
Of uavIdson County, Tennessee as lbs March term,
1869 will expose lo putuo salo, 90 the highest bid
der for cash. Ht the Court house Yard W the City Of
Nashville, on saturday, the .6.h day Of July 1902
an the right title, claim, interest and estate which
y taud then had, o. may have sine acquired,
lo and 60 toe following described tract or parcel ol
land i'm the 9TH Ciyil district OF plN sou County
state of Tennessee, tba waters ol stones river CON
Iaulur Oy estimation % acres and bounded as tul
lows beginning alta stake IA W Pulley south h.un-
Diary line, thence west sS poles Go a Spau sh OAK
n "a pulley south line, thence south % poles TO a
spanish oak, thuco south east Us poles 90 stone
thence east II poles TO hickory aud doCwp1d, thence
North -o po es 10 the gnins De usdrNed ON as he
d,r.J 900 favor of D.. A. Chidr,ss spaiust ". A. Eut.
land, JAS. R0usa q, Thos y Northern, y. q Rutland
audN &, Rutland
JAMES N. HINTON.
Juno ll-st SuouuttD G.
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DAVIDSON COUNTY DlREcToRY-Continuea.
MILITARY QUARTERS AND OFFICERS.

Pos,-Hoadquartors on High street. Gen Dumont
commanding.
Dttrict-lIeadquarters on Summer street. tDr
Ford's resdence) Capt. Green, a. A. G,
ProraH Marslal-Ieadquarte on Church street
(Female Academy Col. Stanley Matthews
chief Assistahi Quariermostsr - Headquarters on
Cherry street No, 10, Oudge Catron's r,sdouce.)
Capt. d, Bingham.
AssisiaHt QuaTtermastcr-C Chattanooga pcpoi-Cspt
r. Stevenson.
assistant QEarterBaaer - Vino street, near Mrs.
Folks residence. Capt. X. n Lamb.
assistant CONFERENCE.-The. 81, Market street.
Capt. j. NJ Halo.
Chiet Commissay Headquarters, No. 10, Vine st.
Capt r Macfecy
coDilatssmg 81 suJsistrnoe-Broad street Capt. s
Little
assistant c1nmissary Of Subsisigoe-C Of Broad
and Market streets Liout C. Allen
Medical Director--summor street. or Ford's old
resideucc) Surgeon, f. Swift
Medical Pwueyor's Q6icc--church street, Masonic
Building.
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Sherif,s Sale.

pY virtue OF a NendltiOni EXpOnas 10 me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tonne see, at It's March Term,
1892 will expose to public sale, to tho hghCst bid
der for cash. at the Court house Yard in the City Of
Nashville on saturday, the Both day Of July, 1862
all the right, title, claim, interest and estate which
c, X. Winston then had, may have since acquired
IN and 20 the following described property TO wit -
lots No. 8, fronting 40 feet each High street,
running back 2l0 feet 10 a l6-iOOt alley, and situated
In the Sth ward Of the city of Nashville and being
Numbers Il In the plan Of Alexander Campbell
and Wife as recorded Ia the Reg sers Once Of David.
son County, Tennessee, 10 book 49, page 6i0, being
levied as the property Of G. X Winston, 10 satisfy
Judgment rendered 10 favor Of Winfield knight
against X winston, A. V. shankandi and kt J.,
Woods, J. NJ. HINTON,
juno IA, lSG2-8t Sheriff Of d. G.
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Sherif's Sale

by virtue Of a VcHditi0ni EXponas 10 me directed,
- and delivered nom the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at its March Term,
1867, viii expose 20 public sale to the highest bid
der for cash, az tho Court house Yard in the CITY OF
Nashville, on saturday the 10th day or july, 1862,
all The right title claim, interest and estate which
Isaac Paul then bad, or may have since acquired la
and To- tleioloWing described tract piece OF ground
lot No 80, known as In Isaac Paul's plan of ots in
Nashville This lot fronts 50 feet on College Street,
Joining Ira r. Jones being levied on as The property
q Isasc Paul TO satisfy Judgment rendered in ftv r
OF Mary T. Downs, NrcutriX, against Wilson Mullen,
Isaac Paul and Henry Hill.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
June 15-3t sLcrIg.of II g.
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NO. 81.
Talk with Rn "Intelllgent Con.
trnband.D

Talk with an "Intelligemt COn-
trnbRnd"
Vanity Edir' pictures "a Tribune cor
respondent aud an Intelligent Contra
band having the following Conversations:
"You b'long 10 de Army, MARSH" asked
the intelligent Contraband, uneasily.
yes That isl am-yes; / am with
the army, sir" replied the Tribune cor.
respondent; "and would like TO ask you
few questions. Where is Beauregard,
at Corinth, or at RichmondY'
Intelligent Contraband-"Yis,M Marsh"
tribune Correspondent-"Where, ut
RichmondF'
Int Uon.-"Yis, Mars'r."
he?" ''''" mas
Int Con.-"Niggers, Mars'rY'
Trib, -"No-soldiers.
Int Con.-"'Bout sixty hundred thou.
sand, Specs"
Trib. Cor.-"What? Are You sureY
Aren't you mistaken"
Int, Con.-"Yis, Mars'r."
Trib. Cor.--"Well, when did he arrive
here?"
Int Conc, two tree four muns
ago."
Trib Cor,--"You mean weeks, don't
your ~"
Int. Con,--"Yis, Mars'r."
Trib. Cor.-"Do you think the rebels
will evacuAte Richmond?"
Int. Con.-"0, Wis, Mars'r: devil FIGHT
like de debbil r.
Trib. Cor--"You don't understand me,
sir; | mean will they run awayY'
Int. Con.--"Yis, Marsr; dey oilers runs
away"
Trib. COr.--"But IL Mcclellan had at
tackled the city three weeks ago, he could
have killed them all, couldn't he?"
Int. Con.-"Yis, Mars'r; he killed them
all specs. | got under fence, an he
didn't saw mo"
"Whosc slave were your asked the
correspondent after a pause.
Int. Con,-"Mars'r Davis"
Trib. Cor.-"What, jeff Davis?'
Int. Con.-."Yis, Mars'r."
Trib. Cor.--"And he treated Won with
great brutality, no doubt"
Int. Con,--"Yis, Mars'r treat me rus
rate"
Trib. Cor.--"But you want your free.
dom, don't your
Int Con. 20 yis, Marsh"
Trib. Cor.-"liow would you like 10
go NORTH &"
Int. Con.-'Putty cold Norr amt itqO
Trib. Cor.--"O, no. Ever been Notthqp
Int. Con.--"Yis, Mare'r."
Trib. Cor.--7To what plAoe9p
Int Con,--"To Floridor, Mars'r
Trib. COr.--"FloridaT
Int Con.--"Yis, Mars'r. DE ole gem
man lib dar." L'
Trib. Cor.-"What, your master| m
Int. Con.--"Yis, Mars'r,"
Trib. Cor.--"Why, did jeff DAVIS ever
live in Florida~
Int. Con.---"O, yes, Mars'r; he lib there
some forty fifty year, specs"
The evidently untrustworthy nature Of I
the replies TO this Man and Brother be-
gan 10 strike the correspondent at about
this iuncture, and he shut up his note'
book and retired. The Man and Brother |
gazed on his retreating form with inter- 1
est, and murmured gently:
Oats nifty sassy Teller Specs 10 |
a foolw with which he skedaddled.
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Sherif7s Sale,

10y virtue Of a yendtioni exponas TO me directed
- and delivered from he Honorable Circuit Court
Of DayilEun County, Tenn ssee, at its March Term,
1862, vii expose TO public sale, 10 the highest bid
der for cash at the Court hous Yard, In tho City Of
Nashville, on Sa.uEday, tho 26lh day of July, 1869
all the right, title, claim, interest and estate, which
T. Bell then had, or may have since acquired, in and
to the following described House aud Lot or piece Of
ground situated tn east side Of College street in
South Nashville, DAY idson County, Tennessee front
ing 40 feet College street, ami running back 1856
feet TO an alley, adjoining the property Of smith
Tansklcy on the NORTH and Brus1ell on the south,
being the same bought by r. Bell Of Isaac Paul and
registered In the Rcgist RS office Of Davidson Count
being levied on the property of =. Bell to satisfy
judgment rendered IA favor Of T. W. & J. A. Chill
ton, against Bell 4 Bros and Isaac Paul
J. NJ. HINTON,
June II, lS62.--3t. Sheriff &c n. G.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

Louisville Nashville RR. Train leaves at 7t5, An,
" arr, az $50, Il NJ,
Nashville Decatur RR. Train leaves al 900, AN
arr. at 100, y 49,
Nash A Chattanooga RR Train leaves at 10 90, AN
arr 90 $50. PM
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Sherif,s Sale.

Dl virtue Of q yenditoni eXponas % me directed,
- and delivered from the Honorable Iircuit Court
Of 6viis0n County, TGGHssscc al ita March Term
1862, VIII expose TO pubic sale to the highest bid
der for cash 1T the out house Naid in the City Of
Nashville, on saturday tue 20 h day Of Ju y, 1902 all
the ight, title claim, interest aud tate, which G.
X. Winston then had, or may bavO since aCquh cd
in ana to the following described property, to wit: lot
fground in Dig field No. s, fronting 90 feet Porter
Street. being the same conveyed 10 G. K Winston by
NJ. W. Wotmore, in book No, Is page 30, Also lot
No |, fronting 40 feet on High street, and running
back 80 feet TO lG eet alley, and situated in tie
9Th Wlid Of the City Of Nashville being No. 10
the plan Of lots Of Alexander CAnpbe and wife, and
recorded In the registers once OF Day county,
tennessee, In book Is, page Gi9 60 which retoreuCe
herr by made being levied as the property OF e. X
Winston, g. sa ify Judgment rendered in favor Of
Ars Brown against C. X Winston, b. Winston, A. =.
StauSlaud and Eli f., Woods
J, HINTON,
June Il, 1862 sheriff Of q.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

WTFINN N0I " NHNHhI 0ININI
Peuons Wishing 10 tond Freight and Packages by
ths Morning TEAMS Of the I0wyuLE AM NAsu.
WIS, and NAsHyItlr AND DEcAruR RAILROADS.,
must have she same a. tho 0moo by o'clock Che
eyeplng previous.
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Boots and Shoes.

We have Row and shall have dluug enc summer,
large ard wtl assorted stock O. BOOT and slfuEs
ior sale o. tug lowest cash prices.
WEBSTER & CO..
uy.a-lm# luoualI.
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NIGHT POLICE
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Shcri6-Jamos NJ Hinton. Deputiei-Thomas Hob.
son and J. X, Buchanan.
Regisier-Phineas Garrett,
TSpsteo--W. Jasper Taylor.
Corono--N II. Belcher.
Rdnger--John Corbtt.
Revenue Coliector--J c. Briley.
Railroad Tar Colicctor-w. D. Robertson,
Constable, .for tie Nashville Di,r,ct--John D. Cover
and J. r. Newman.
COUNTY COURT,
.udge-Hon James whitworth.
ClUk-P. Lindsey Nichol,
sS- The Judges Court meets the FIRST Monday in
each mon ill., and the Quarterly Court, composed of
she Magistrates Of the County, il held the arst Mon,
day In January, April, July and October
CIRCUIT COURT,
JWdgs-Hou. Nathaniel Raxtrr.
ClTk-Dayid Love
co The Court meets the 0rst Monday in March
and September,
CRIMINAL COURT
JHdgs-Hon william X Turner
Clrk-Charlos e, Dlggons,
ss- The Court meets tho arst Monday ia April, Au.
guat and December
cHANoERY COURT,
Choncellor-Hou. Samuel D. Trorson,
CLARK aud Muser-J. n, Graycs.
pc The Court meets the brsl Monday n May and
N6fember.
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FOR SALEl

HOUSE, and LOI for sale, IA
II on very reasonable terms. ON UHy En- .agagH
North e Capitol good uagbhGrh1,d tAEAH
Applicants win adIrls Boz hCs lll
City rQat.umcr iuuolh-Iwa
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Davidson Comfy directory
CRY eovERMmEMr.
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder,
JOHN CHuMRLEY. Ratthai.

JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor,
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder,
JOHN CHUMBLEY, 1dythat
nSgay 8far,hal'-w. H. wilkinson, A. c. Tucker,
I'D James A. steele.
Clerks Of he MarketJohn Chumbloy, e1-Qgcio ilrsti
ps l.. Ryan second and John Reddiok, third.
Tar Assessor--wlliam Driver ...,
Rerssas Coilsctor-A. q shankland
Water Tar CoUsctor--E, B Garrett.
TfsdsWa--R Henry.
Wharf Mdsier-Thomas Leake.
Superintendent Of he Workh0pse--J. Q Dodd,
Superintendent Of he Water Works--James wyatt.
chief Of The Fire Experimentation NJ. Seabury,
Ssrioa OF do CcHeiag-T. H. Mcbride
Street Oporsser--J l.. stewart
City Attornsy-John Mcphail Smith.
CITY COUNCIL,
board Of Alde,men--M. NJ. Brien, President j. i.
owmsn, @. A. J. MAyfold, G. A. scoyel, VIM. Cheat
am, J. c Smith, NJ. G. L. Claiborne, and JAG Robb
Common Co,ncil-w p. Jones, President; William
oberts, T. j. Yarbrough, VIM. Driver, VIM Stewart,
ous Hough, W. Mullins, James Turner, g NJ. South
Ate, A. j. Cole, Jas Davis, Andrew Anderson, J. u,
movies, aud John Crcady.
Arlvnra COMMITTEES % ms CITY corSoL.
Finasoe-Ruowlcs, scovol and Cole.
Water Works-Anderson, Smith and Claiborne.
Streets -Yabrough, Turner, southgnte Davis Brien,
ayaeid, Chentham and Claiborne,
Rhare-Newman, Stewart aud Turner
Hosphal-Jones, Mayleld aud Davis
Schools -Cheathaf, Mayheld and Knowles.
Fire Dcpartpent-Cready, DriYpr and Newman.
Gas--Driver, Cheatham and Davis.
. Cemotcy--Smith, Stewart aud Newman.
Market House-Roberts, StoTart aud Turner
siares- Hougt, Claiborne aud Dayis.
FoIioe-Cheatham, Bricn ard Anderson.
gprin0,-Hough, Claiborne aud Bricn.
Workboms--Choatham Mayacld and Knowles,
Improvements and Expenditure Cole scoye aud
ready.
Pubiic Properiy-Brien, Cbeatbam aud Turner
Pest Hotlse-Mayaold, Jones and Roberts
a. The Board Of Aldermen meets tho Tuesday 8
ext preceding the second and fourth Thursdays In
zach month and the Common Council the second
Ind fourth Thursdays in each month
NIGHT POLICE,
Cdpiaip-,Iohn Baugh,
EJal LieuteaaAt-Wm Yarbruugh.
Second Lieu tenant-John II. Davis.
Policemen--wm jackson, John Lavender, Mich Da.
kls, Joel Philips VIM Baker John Cottrell, william
Mayo, John Englos, J. W. Wright John Pickett
Robert Scott, W O. Francis, Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce, David Yates, and Charles Hultt.
ngv- The Police Court ia opcpcd every morning q,
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Guerrilla warfare Recommended
tr,, The Inckaop MississIppian

Guerrilla WnriMFe hecohhhoH~""s
From the Jackson Mlssiasippian.
Guerrilla bands will be a powerful
auxiliary 10 our army, and peculiarly
servioeable en- the banks Of our rivers, ~
nicking of the pilots Of trading vessels
which NAV venture upon the waters OF
our rivers. a..
Tbe possession of the rivers by tho
nanny win amount 10 very little II the
Ooonje residing on them are yigilant and 4
~ 40 Themselves His gunbOats are
.anot ordinary steamboats, Inc ia''S'
nav go in fleets with gunboat preceu'
NO them, and the larger boats may Gat-
wa cannon each loaded with grape sho',
. repel attacks; but even this VIII NOT
erve them il a few determined men VIII
esoIye that Iiincoln's boats shall nol
o,t upon our waters. The pilot houses
thc steamboats, may be cased with
ror INIT the pilots must have an open
naco through which 70 see TWO VI
- men will dig rifle pit on the shore
: tha bend Of the river, where boa,
{. IN Ia obliged 10 come within hunuieu
arda and where the pilot will be facing
-, and exposed, they could PICK o.
~ niIot and perhaps the captain. -
~ rr',rtoata send a shell, let the pArh-
aos sloop in the pit until IT. eTplodes
~ chance it falls in the pit they can ,
mn out. But the trees can ProleO
bem from shells. A discharge oil graI
Not would not hurt them, as lhey ~, 49, -,
. protected. II the boat .l sho ~ don,
my. ,t;ssn could be a mile of, TO whef
ko,so was tied, or in some cane5sa "a a.,
~ " I'm or fifteen men in each
a arJ' ON the river, with
a yise Its, could rendsEe
The rivers by ot5SH
angerops that
3 carry boa
There are n
lose und
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-14

Eeiobuen uub tSei1spa4tea II es ftr pertseoa ar5 UerIaiias
ntbt alein bas Sebers cubsrn erbeiiert art sst 2sseissahsan n.s
In zen ias?ern Tager,