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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-28
Judge Kent on the Right Of Conhs-
cation Of Enomy's Property.

= uue = AtAt Vu tAS ANlhut VI Nus4le7
cation Of Enomy's Property,
"The Circuit Court Of the United
States, al Boston, Gin the case Of the cargo
Of The ship Emulous) decided, as upon a
settled iiile Of ne lar Of nations, that the
goods Of an enemy found in the country,
and oil the vessels and cargoes found
ailoat in our ports at the commencement
Of hostiliiies, were liable 20 seizure and
coniiscaiion and the exercise Of the right
rested in The discretion Of the sovereign
of the nation When the case was
brought up, on appeal, before the Su-
preme Court of the United States, the
broad principle was assumed that war
gave 10 the soveign full right 10 take De
persons apdc0g6Scaie Improperly Of The enemy
wherever found" Vol 1, page 60.
SAME ON TRADING WITH rnE ENEMY.
'One of The immediate and important
consequences Of the declaration Of war,
is the absolute interruption and inter-
diction of all commercial correspondence,
intercourse and dealing between the sub
iects of the two countries. Trading
supposes the existence of civil contracts
and relations, and n reference to courts
Of justice and il is therefore, necessarily,
contradictory 10 a state Of war. u affords
aid 10 the enemy ia an efcctaal manner, by
enabling he merchants Of he epeHyS country
10 support their government and il facilitates
the meaHs'of conveying Intelligence, and car
rylRg on n ifaitorous correspondence 5Oiih The
enemy. 1t is a well-setted doctrine, in
the English courts, and with English
jurists, that there cannot ecisi, at he sane
tiaae, a lCd,. tor ANS, and peace f5y ooDi-
msrce This isequally the doctrine Of all
the authoritative writers, on the law of
nations aud of the maritime ordinances
Of all the great powers of Europe. II is
equally the received law Of this coun-
Try, &c.
(" The purchase Of bills on the enemy 8
country, or the remission and deposit OF
funds there, is dangerous and illegal act
because it may be clerisliRg he resource,
and reiieUiRg The aoants Of he enemy. EUeg
relaxation Of this rule tends TO corrupt N,
allegiance Of ihe subject, and preraats aie iOa'
| from falfHiBgits end This strict rule has
been carried so far in the British Admit
rally as to prohibit remittance of sup.
plies even TO British colony during its
temporary subsection TO the enemy, and
when the colony was under the necessity
Of supplies" &c.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-28
Jndea Story ON Treason.

"The third section of the third article
(of the Constitution is as follows:
Treason against the United States shall
consist only in levying war against them,
or in adhering to their enemies, giving
them aid and comfort Treason is gem
orally deemed THE HIGHEST CRIME
which can be committed in civil society,
since its aim is an overthrow of the Gov
ernment and public resistance by force
Of its power"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-28
Il Naior-General BUTLER.
Il. $. DAVIS,
Captain and A. A. AG

Arrest OF THE FIRST ABoLIrIoSIsP.-
d. Plumb, senior member of the firm of
Plumb a Co., mercantile agency, 24O
Broadway, was arrested yesterday by
Provost Marshal Kennedy, on the charge
Of uttering disloyal and reasonable SEN
timenls. Mr. Plumb is q noted abolition
ist and holds the view that the blacks
should be used as soldiers. The affidavit
sets forth that &C the store of w. II.
Dawley & Co, ~ Cortlandt street, be
was heard to say that President Lincoln
ought 10 be hung, and that il he had
friend or friends that wanted to enlist
he would advise them TO go to Canada;
and, further that IL he wac liable to the
draft and were drafted, he would resist
The draft. He would advise men not 10
enlist until the war was conducted ac-
cording TO his idea, and that idea was
that the slaves should be used as soldiers.
This is the first abOlitionist arrested in
this city, and the proceeding has caused
a good deal Of excitement. The accused
will be held by the Provost Marshal un-
oil intelligence concerning his case ar
riyes from the Judge Advocate at Wash
ington.-N j. Void 1914
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-28

Many persons, rise and fall with fuc.
lua'ions Of fortune, as a cork rises and
ialls with the fluctuations Of the tide.
lie BEST serves his country, who stands
like a rock by the seaside. unmoyed bv
the agitation of the waves around IL
Such spirits were the great men who
founded Che Federal Union, and such
must be the men who shall save IT,
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- u IUN ME- Nd,
Assistant Adjutant- General

UncOmfortably fat people will rejoice
to learn that a French sauant processes to
have discovered that an alcoholic eX-
tract Of the marine plant known as the
ficlg ves'clil0sus is positive antidote for
obesity. IL has no percepuble effect e1-
cept that ofredueing the adipose deposit
on the ribs and 30 on What chance TO
get up 3 new bitters
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-28

Report Of the Killed, wounded aud
missing Of the lst Squadron---Com-
panies aud C---It Kentucky
cavalry, ut GalI0tin, Tenn on the
2tst day ofAugust. 1862.
Company A-Cp,Gia Legi Clalsaa; LictH.
Wm. D. Hooter, and % men.
Captain L. Chilson, wounded priyates
Saml. i. Anderson, Christian Fultz, killed;
private David Childeh, wounded, and
prisoner; private Simon Tresicr, wound
cd privates James V, Reed, James Cos
don, Cummins Childers, missing.
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Situation Wanted.

A SITUATION IL An ACADEMY OR CoUN.
a Try school, as Teacher of the English branches
come South,
address Box III, Louisville, Ky, OF an b. NJ, 30
Nashville, Tenn
E5-A satisfactory letter from Rev J.J. BULLOCK,
Lexington, Ky. aupl7-2Wo
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NASHVILLE, TEy,-., Aug GO, 1862.
Eiior IF Ae NastpiRs Union.
] herewith send you report Of the
casualties in the First Squadron Of the
Fourth Kentucky Cavalry, in the battle
At Gallatiu, Tennessee, on The 2lst inst
SYLVESTER N. RAPLEE,
Comdg. Co. c, 4th Ky Cav.
L. CHILS0N, Capt commdgl
list squadron, ith Ky. CavI
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One Hundred Dollars Reward !

IL FEBRUARY last HAD TWO NEGRO MEN
10 rom away on boat nola OlarE wine. bv H.
nahca OF FOSTER nnd tnMuNn. Said boys ioi Clark
sion Of Che place
Edmund . about f'oi and welels 100 or no
lHuhNst "na t t4 or "a years Old, and Of dark con,
laeNon' lealr b 81 feet high, and d Of yellow conn,
la"Non' and Wih welsh 100 or 400 pounds. ana 4
about p On - years Old. when u,ay weeo hesf.l
f'n va ulr} were m Cen MoClol'a division
MW Milo tHo above Reward Co nny ona lf tI,.g
"il hrins ihen 90 me in Che civ 81 Nash,me
49,, WM. 3 ClEATHAAI
'.'' i"''' HN.N.I tiui lali, HurI-Iui
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New Orleans

Over 1880 citizens and $500 aliens
have taken the oath Of allegiance in New
Orleans, making over 1900 in all Gen
BUTLER has collected $4,000 already
from wealthy rebels for the relief Of the
poor, and will collect large sum in adj
dition. He has also given worl, on the
streets, Sc, 20 1000 laborers, at the ex-
penso Of the rebels, at the rate Of $3.50
per day Here are two orders showing
how Gen Butler does businoss
j. c. Kicks, d. c. Carroll, and A. D.
Kelly, having been absent from the city
AT the time of drawing up the original
card Advising Planters not to send
Produce TO New Orleans" but on their
return having deemed il advisable to
issue a card placing themselves in the
same position are hereby taxed in the
sum of $500 each in accordance with
General Order No. 3D.
by order OF Maior-General BUTLER.
II. s. DAVIS,
Captain and A. A. A. G..
Each bank or banking company in Now
Orleans will make, under oath of the
Cashier, a statement of the condition of
The bank, in the form heretofore made, TO
the Board Of Currency, up 10 the I'd day
Of August, 1862, and stating specifically
what their cash consists Of and where
tits.
BY command Of Maj Gen. BurLER.
r. 3. DAVIS
Captain aud a. A. A. e..
"A number of the assessments for the
Relief Fund run up 70 $4,000 Hurrah
for old Ben!
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Company C--SylUester W. Rap1ee, First
Lieutenant, and 2G Men.
Sergeant Julius C. seherer, killed;
Sergeant William }. Loder, killed. Pri-
vale franklin +. Richards, wounded;
Sergeant John X. Adams, Saddler James
S. Dykes, Privates Lewis Robards, James
Chapman, John w. Bennett, Josiah Iron
and Frank Grcaney, are missing,
Killed, 2
Wounded,
Missing,
Total, 10
Horses lost, 16.
Number of officers engaged, 3
men 81
Total number engaged -
Capt Chison, wounded, /
Men killed, -
wounded, 3
" missing, 10
Total killed, wounded, and
missing, 10
Total horses lost, 81.
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500 Mules Wanted I

WANTED. IMMEDI ATFI "
w the above number Of Mules, from three to nlne
years old and from fourteen TO III toon hands high
no Apply at the Stable Of II. II. HAMMER Co
Front street, or az ~ Public Square.
ouglo-lws W. L, McCAMPnELL.
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TERMS PER SESSION.
EXTRA oUABGr.

rAyAHtr ~ ADVANCE.
For Bonrl AVID Tuition, SOS, $40, SO and $50. ac
cording 60 the department Of the pupils
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MEssRs. Henry P. WILSON Il CO.: deem Mrs Will
sons Hair Regenerator aui Hair Dressing The standard
articles OF all hair preparations. have, many in
stances known them to restore the hair where il had
fallen off, dandru restore the hair to its original
COLOR entirely The most painful, headaches-and in
some instances most serious humors Personally have
been sharcr in several Of these benefits.
Rev. HENRY HILL, Manchester, n. u
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US 3g.P.&lV kBElQ2s.

/ RICE Of an Italian Qgeen (warrantCd purr), with
few workers TO accompaDN her, s5. Hey safe arriv&
Insured at n,r dos,iIation Full instructions for uurl
lie queen VITA common stack will BE- sent With each
qucp Address, GO0nKlt II & SANBORN
33m3 East =" ~lwck, VI,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-25

Al TRaIoR 5 GncSg kSoi'kKD OrT.-4 il rio,c
lie Nalskee officers ksiied II Tie acffoAE III n iii
,noldi Ky .beiwsen orr i1rees Under t4e6. k1t
BY $Hnrn. aud the Eeddral isTctss llsdef CIV
BulI Nelson. Was Col. 81 A. Warner oil tlla IE
FedkiR. Kt. Regiinynf, Wila was : sOlgal-illt,
lQf Leslie Copahs, the ileaElekt OF tile Vi L
traitors who taseiy soil their Slate ;o1 ankle,
gold l'
Az fhe commencement of tic war. Col Wal
lier was lh ,sis the nl5st zeilo u OF nd : sakl
ern Rights men. But loreS by Il Ibps.fit5
vtefetl hiis by the fInc.bii, t;l,v,.r,,,Fa. s.i
bas{ lS btirastd his cai,ntfr arb j, IT,, HI
oi te9 eneississ met the deat1l he l,sel. |.
merLted.--lSossfkcra (loi,fsdsrezco
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81 Northern. a discharged soldier, mki
Win sad accident on saturday night tile
2Oi Il sil,nt. on the State Rusd Al lire. ChatlH
nc ,ehee bridge seven nies IRON. tips city. Il
seems that while The tam was running this
soldier fell from The cars. distance OF some
tiify feet Fas they We're passing over the bridge
ay wiiscll iil iiis neck VAS 4 .siQcatesi, and he
must have died inne dlafely Tire train soi
Cars PASSED on wiiheni tire knowledge on Tile
part OF aky one on board, that tire deceased
was lnisslllg OF had fallen Il. Coroner A. 4
White on SUNDAY held aud inquest over tlse
b4dy-rtlie Jury retnrIed verdict ct aceiden.
taI cea,hl by ialf from the bridge.
From papers belonging 10 fiie deceased
fonnd upon his body. It sppeaas. that BE w:1s
ail honelahiy discharged soldier, oi Capt. +
mi Barnet Is Cohiraily tk) tllr,! Kentucky Reg-
iEneIss-ti tiiat has aa;tvei place v;ls Cmry iJdk
North C4rolllia- his discharge beng daieA al
JsIcksois Mississippi, Srlt "a. ls6e.
| -. .lff<t -l,-t
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PEnsoSAL Geneaai Bsauregard, aceonipa
pied By lis Aids. and also by Mai5 Gen. Petl
berton ahd staff, arrived IL Savannah SastuEcla,
afternoon by a special train troin Charleston.
Col. A. GDnzales, Chiet OF Artlllery, is also
al the party.
Bad - IVES the weather, the rain pouring
throughput the day General B- was engaged
through the whole OF yesterday in inspeetnp
the deiehses et tile cry, ~hIch We hope lit
found fully UP toshis exPectalions.-S S1rs1sI'aai
Repabiifdns