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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25
From Fort Monroe.

EOkT AONkOE, AWIi 20.
Small boats arrived to-day from Nor
folk containing several refugees. They
report the Merrimac ct 10. port yard
having iron shields laced over her por,
holes. She was expected out az hin in
. few days. She was aground the las,
day out, ~ was generally opposed.
Nothing was said in Norfolk abont bel
hurs ting . gun, and it 10 doubtless in.
correct.
Capt. Buchanan, though yet alive,
wss wounded by rifle shot in the thigh.
The steamers jamestown and Beau.
fort went up the james river on Friday
and yorktown on Sunday to obtain coal
aud took in tow . number Of schooner
loaded with iron, to be rolled into plates
at the Treadgar works.
Four gun boats have been launched
At Norfolk, and four more are construct.
ing. Some Of them will be plated - pse
viously reported.
An engagement between Barnside'a
troops and Ga. regiment took place on
Saturday. The Union troops numbered
500. The rebels were the Sd Ga. reg.
iment, Colonel Wright.
Ihe hight vas on tho canal above
Elisabeth City. The rebel loss 10 Is
KILLED and IS wounded. It 10 said that
they ron on being attacked !; they were
poorly equipped and lacked arms and
ammunition.
Refugees who visited Richmond lest
week, state that there are fev troon.
there and at Norfolk, ~ thew hsye
mostly gone TO Yorktown. 1900 had
paseed through Richmond in one az
for Yorktown. One Of the refugees ~
. sailer on thu. steamer Eogal He IN
Savannah. March Lei, and reports great
eonttssnotiga there. The Fingai md
ot6er vessels aro il the hafbof.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

SEVERAL Abolition editors IN Oh;o.
vao are Postmasters, are having their
e1Bcial beads cut of BY Postmaster Gen.
. Il Blair. That 10 sensible, II Old
40 could be worked up 70. the same
ding, he would stop : big volume Of
Abolition raatisg Suddenly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

Tns New York Tribune call. this an
ERA OF Ba'tiles and muzzled presses ~
How 20 much truth got into that sheet
II . marvel. Suppose the Tribune
Would tell u honestly who brought
shout this !" era Of Bastiles and muzsled
p.esses." What wonder that would
De.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

MASSACHUSETTS only pays $l,7O7,.
&c Of the direct tax levied at the extra
ssion Of last summer. The Boston
.ldrrrtiser, 10 commenting on ito col.
lection, adds:
"A State tax Of eighteen hundred
I .ousand dollars is . new thing in Mas.
: sshusetts. It il just double the lsrg.
ct tar ever assessed hero. Its magnitude
ssminds us painfully Of those moro mod
st figures once % familiar, and recalls
mlcd-as sort Of golden age, kno 10
~ tradition and not to be repeated in
: Is circle Of eveu,s-the happy years
hen the bank tax, with q few odds aud
sd: ct revenue, kept 10 motion the
hole machine Of State government
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

Col. VANDEvER.-We notice that
some Of the Republican papers Of this
State, claim that Vaudever has the
right to retain his seat in Congress, be-
cause, while acting as an officer in the
army, lie 10 not an officer Of the United
States, but an officer Of the State Of
Iowa! This implies that there is no
Federal army in the field, but merely q
quantity Of State armies; that al are
n;iing for the States from which they
t.i!, aud not Ger the entry country.
Who pays him? Who provides for
tae expense Of his command? VIVA
nonsense to claim that he is only State
o.iicer. The fellow wants 10 Lraw the
] ~ Of Congressman and Of = Colonel
~. Avery d'siuterested patriot surely !!
Nanlever has written a whining letter
10 the Committee on Elections, begging
that his patriotism in rushing to arms
IN allowing himself 10 be turned out
If his Congressional seat and attached
~ the head Of a regiment may keep his
teat from being vacated. 1t seems that
tAe Committee disregard his prayer aud
decide that he 10 not entitled to his seat.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

rarDAY MORNING. .........APRIL -. 1859.
ONLY ONE NAN LEFT.
Accordisg to the notion Of Wsnde''
Phillips there are only two men 'e's 10
the city Of Washiogten-ooly Two men
In whom he has con6dence-only t"o
men who reflect bis ideas, and who give
evidence Of carrying oat his fanat'cal
programme. which is the overture" ana
demolition Of the present Constitution
and the present form Of Government.
Tb.. hopeful two are Lincoln, the Pres.
idept. and Stanton, the Secretary Of
War. PHILIPPE has got back to Boston,
and relates his i,eoerant experience
thus
81 fiud great encouragement every.
where. l iud it in the disposition Of the
Pre,ideot. believe he meacs what be
said to the border State Senator and
Representatives hen, At the announce
ment Of his message, he summoned them
to his presence -'Gentlemeo, don't talk
to me about slavery. You love it; l
hate it. You mean II shall live 'nean
It shall dier think, il he lacks any
thing, it is neither Intention nor caP"c''
". But l believe be has oil be lacks IN
his Cabinet, which consists, singly and
alone. of one man, ft 10 bear up the A.
las Of . nation Stanton. l don't be-
leve in any other Cabinet; ! did not
hear Of any other. There was man
once Secretary Of State, and be told Mr..
Dayton, 10 Paris, nigh year ago, that
this CONFUSION would cease without
changing the status Of single individ-
ual, either in the Territories or the
States. The nation has drifted so far
that be has become Invisible. Mr..
Chase, who placed Mcclellan at the
head Of the army, against the earnest
remons,raoce of Gen. Scott, has faded
on. Of sight. recognize no will in the
Cabinet but the Secretary Of War. !
think him the right yoke-felIow Of the
Presideot-sappIviog al he lacks. The
two make working pair, competent for
oil the nation needs. why can't ]
have a court martial to try Fremont? ?
says Col. Blair. Because am too busy
to wash your dirty lineD,' says the Sec
retary."
The President and bic Secretary have
need Of great circumspection when
such man ~ Phillips says such things
concerning them. When be states that
Of the whole power that runs the Gov
eminent they alone are engaged in the
work Of striking down the Constitution,
it is time that they make q thorough
search for the sins they have commit
ted, and engage in counteracting oil
their evil influences.
But Phillips has found one difficulty
that stands in the way-one barrier be-
tween the aims of fanaticism and its OBJ.
iect, and that is the Democratic party
lie said +:
"The difficulty was that the Demo.
cratic party was drawing its lines. Mu.
nicipal successes, al over the land, from
Wisconsin,, by the way OF Chicago
Cleveland, Rochester, Utica, all along
the line, indicated that that party was
going to take the place Of enthusiasm
90 national affsirs."
The only lion in the path of these enc
lnies to the U oion and the Constitution
as it 10, is the Democratic party. Who
then, who is not knave, would not be
q Democrat
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

H. 5000 81 Hsst. Col. Uosss
aad Nj. +. ". Wesdee, 8 TIE. la&h
II r. re- psnt yrs osbdsd
thJ bet.ls Of iAsbafgs pistaks. .
ssv 4heu bd0h. ThsiG re ps9t mad
f11esd msehsd 4f 4a6ila6Asd aRliI6u
on the baasls Geld on Monday. P. n.
The ssginsst seqaisssd shsnssavss -
bly,. ~
been recovered, and every thisg that
can b dose Sos the recovery Of The body
~ 9 e. .i,!rI |. lin ,i.,us,
bot slowly.
Der siskste ssesssaersd some seTell.
ing rsbels lest sighhssdcaPtarsd about
90, inclodiuR ! Captain.
Quite ! numbss Of dsserters come 10
every day. WYE sa, szass !isf
Large rsipforcemsats arrived here to.
day.
The Stase 81 the Upper River.
DuBuoCh Apu 3.
The river il risipg st tie rate Of three
inches in q hours, and six feet below
highwater mark.
Crlnsox, 1swa, Apsil =.
TIE Mississippi hes fallea I'VE ieches
siaee il commsnesd ialliog, and i sow
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25
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vim ~ III ssnS1H = II WIN eese tAsa .ssAiag,
cd nay prove Messing.
Parties wishing ~ ssesipsisa yin plsass u.
drso REV. HOWARD 4. WILSON.
-N+- WllllANDDunou,
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

and The best medical attoodo1ee. u
CAPT. b. a. WAINWRIGHT,
1sauitise O0ece lJsA q. 9. lafaatey.
ones. 8. z. segnse BsaAy ~ osseod streets,
up Stain. lApl7
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-02
NASHVILLE, TENNESsEE,
SALT AGENCY.

fT'HF suB CEiBER hls olenod GENERAL SALT
i A'tN.i boz tnH city, at lle Ola stand Of 81 n
F'cher uu Ma kat straot. aod viii DO gaI 10 fgrpsb
Cl} and touu ny buyers ug most AIg4 terms ItleF
Cor par funds Ur Backs 0l o. uu,s-er, aui will krap d
iwfg si ek constantly uu hand Of ba.l largo and
small PACKAGE.
April 8sn "a ROSS
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united Statep of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
NAyHEkEAS, libel q Information was fled within
w aud for the Middle District OF Tennessee, at
Nashville on the 2nd day Of juno, A. D.. 1852, by
John Tr,mble Esq, Attorney tor the United states
for the Middle District Of Tennessee, who prosecutes
herein on behalf Of the United States against certain
pro erty VIZ: a certain Int situated near the South
cast corner Of Broad and Front Streets In the City Of
Na.hyiHe being the next lot 70 the lot Rfore
sad on which corner lot is situated the Brass Fouu
dry of ID Cole said lot fronting on Front street run
nng back towards 'he river thence nearly TaraleI
to the river and thence back 70 Front street the cor
nor Of said lot on Front street hrthest from Broad
being opposite small Blscksmiths shop, situated on
the other side Of Front street; and aso all the Build
ngs on sid lot, and also al the fixtures machinery
tOOs, implements aud materials Of every description
conuecel with sad lot aud buildings; said buildings
ON said lot being the Foundry OF one 7. ~ Brenuan
and praying process against said property that the
same be condemned as forfeited. ..
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the monitiOn un
der the seal Of sand Court 10 me directed aud deliver
cd, ! do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming said property, or in any manner interested
therein, that they be aud appear before said Circuit
curt TO be held at the city Of Nashville m and for
said District, on the 2Oth day Of October 1904 at 10
O'Clock in tue forenoon Of that day then and there
to interpose their claims, anu to make Their alega
tons 10 that behalf E. r. GLASCOCK
June II, l862--1It o. s. Marshal N i T.
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BRAN AND SHORTS
nN hama and i1s sale at tho Broadway Mills
- J4n'p d. u. plCKEY, Agent,
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United States OF America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
WHEREAS, information was fled within and for
w the Middle District Of Tennessee, at Nashville,
on the 2Sth day Of May AID. 1862, by John Trimble
Esq, Attorney for the United States for the Middle
bbtrct oil Tennessee who proscCutes herein on behalf
OF the UnItei states against certain property VIZ "A
Lot situated on the Northeast corner Of Cherry street
and Franklin street, IN south Nashville and the
buildings thereon the said buildings recently erected
for the purpose OF preparing materials for the manu-
hcture Of Guupowderi ALSO the machinery aud tx
lures connected with said establishment praying pro
cess against the same, that Il DO Clndemnsd las nr
ieitpd. .. II.'--I '''-
Nov, therefore, in pursuance Of the mouition, up
der the seal OF said Court TO me directed and deiv
cred, do hereby give public notice 10 all persons
Cunning said property or IN any manner interested
therein, that they be ant appear before said Circuit
Court, 20 be held at the city Of Nashville IN aud oy
said District, on The 6th day Of October 1864 at 10
o'clock ia The forenoon Of that day then and thee to
lu',rlHse lhelr claims and 10 make their allegations
N thai beHs'L +. X. GLANOlK,
fri L. $. Marshal NJ. u. T.
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In Chancerv at Naahville.

CTArE OF TENNESSEE AT Rules tcld 10 the
- Clcra' ONCE. Ohauocry Court az Nashville Mon
day, July tuc 7,h, 1902,
CYNTHIA Brown ct sl. Com'l,ualts, W,st u.
Humphreys, Dcfcudau.
appearing tom an larit ulcd lu This CIIFa that
thc defendant West Il. Humphreys has removed from
state OF Tcuncv8a or Is EU abscondmg or conuealiug
hmse That tle ordinary process Of The law Oaunot
b. served on him, lt o. Or4erel that d. do cuts bis
appearance herein before or within The Gr-t three
days % the next term Of sil Curt, % be held The
Isl Mondy in November 81 OSiZ) aud plead, answer
or dDmur 90 compliments BILL, or Che me will be On
ken i1r confessed him and zee Tor hpar n OK rare
and that aCgpy of This order De Published uuce week
Tor .Uur successive weeks DO the Nashville Union.
a CuIy--Ntgt j. T. GLEANES, e a ".
J. r. BRiN S1y Sul's for Comnt. iuyl3W4t.
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United statea al Amerioa:

MIDDLE DISTRICT on TENNEssE-
NNTHEREAS a libel 81 information was tiled With
w In and for the Middle District Of Tennessee, at
Nashville, on che 10th day Of May, A u 1862, BY
John Irimbici Esq. Attmuey for The United Sta ~
for the Middle District of Tennessee, who prosecutes
herein on behalf OF the United states against cer-
tain lot aud the Buildings thereon, situated fronting
on Mark street, 60 the City oi Nashville known a.
Hills * Mooros Foundry ana Machine Shop, East Of
and near Broad street, m the City Of Nashville also,
at the machincry, tools, Fixtures and imp emeuts
end M Nertl connected with said lot and Foundry
AID Machine shop and building for reasons anu
causes in said libel o. information mentioned, aud
praying process against the said property, that the
same De condemned as turieitcd.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the moution, under
the seal OF said Court 10 me directed and delivered
DO hereby give public notice TO AL persons claiming
sal 4 uropcrtyor in any manner Interested therein,
that they b and appear before said Circuit Court 10
be held at The cry OF Nashville, 10 and for said Dis.
rct on the goth day Of October 1862 at 10 O'Clock 10
the mreuoun q that day then and there % intcrpose
their claims, aud O. mako their allegations in that
behalf p. H. GiASOOCk
jane Il lsl2.-l4t, Y. ;. Marshal, NJ d.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

GTATE or TENNES-EE.-At Rulaa held in the
> 'uH once, Chnoery Court al Nashville, Mon.
day, Jolly the 7tl, 1862.
John sLihto Complainant, as. n Marshall ct al, De
tuudInt-
TO appearing from affidavit filed in This cause that
the Defendant, Hammond Marshall has removed
himself from The state of Tennessee so that the ,rdr
nary process Of law cannot Dee served on huu, AMI
turt tine defendant c. X. Marshal, Is a uou-ros dent
OF the state OF tennessee 10 s ordered that O. ey dU
enter thoir appearance herein before or within Che
h-i three days 90 the next term of said Court To Boz
held uu che LIT ndly m November next ls62) aud
pg1adi answer or dymur 10 Cumpainauts bIll or the
same VIII be taken for confessed as TO them and sol
1r hearing cE purtr aud That copy OF this order be
published once week tor iolr SUGGEST ye weeks m Che
Nashville Union. a Cppy-Auo-tt
y. b. GLEAyES, g. s. N.
RUssELL HousroN, Sol. Tor Comprt Jn'yl3w4t
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STEAM FROM
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL,
THE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASTERN,
WALTER Patton, Commander,


lEom iyrRrooL, FHou NEW Youh.
Calling at Queenstown, Saturday,....... .I.Iy ODD
saturday, ......AUgust lU Tuesday . SsutrrDI,r "a
Wednesday 90. october Saturd1y,..... d.tDlrr ID
Tuesday 90. November Us Thursday. . December m
hismaguihceut ship having proved herself mn
cqualed for speed, safety and comfort (ge4 sirl ness
being unknown ON hOardh 10 strongly recon mru1sI
as the most eligible conveyance for passengers
TlEsT CABIN.
From 500 Co Sl3b each berth, according f8 fl. .fr
situation, and accommodation of the Spto Ru9rYs ,I
having Che same privileges in tho saloons and iu r
gard Co meals and attendance, Suites ut ararYrIf.
Tor families may be otwect by special agreement
TICKETS FOR THE VOYAGE 90 and from II\-rp
POOL alta FARE AND HALE
servants accompanying Passengers, and cLilIre1
under " years OF age, half fare; inGnts mco. .
erc1Np CAbIN. +.
Nw!' room h'rtha meals furnished NJ senirate IA
'''' 600. .''-'''..''. p. ''.,...... So
lnletmeoair STATE Room passengers found with
hel-, bedding table, utensils, and good sub,f4r
sfrrUAgT,
With superior lcG0mm, Htinus. ........ arn.
Fares ly Che Great Eastern, uu mud after fIr md.
OF the oth ui september, win be advanced 40 D. b..
cent 100
Bach passenger allowed lO guli. feet ur Iue.a.. .
An osperincu Surgeon on board
Dor ut 'ht and passage, apply no
tNAs. A. WHITNEY
40 tho office, SO. 2E Broadway n 8.
HoNlANuN A~pINWAII. AGENT.
lu'y21 ls.a-tul Nuc. De-.
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In ChancerY at Nashville.

CTATE or TENNESsEE.-At Rules held ia the
- Clerks Office, ChluCery Court at Nashville, Mon.
day, July the 9TH, 1862
John shiiht), Complainant r.. H. Marshall el ais, De
toudaut
IL appearing from anaayii ucd in this cause that
the defendant, Hammond Marshall has removed
hmself from the limits OF the State of Teunl sscee so
that the ordinary process o the law cannot no served
on him. l. Is ordered that be do enter his appearance
herein before within the hrst three days The next
torn NJ said Court 90 be held ON the lst Monday 90
November next IS61) and lead. answer or demur Ia
complainant Olll, or the same will be taken for con
essod as TO him. and set tor hrargcx parte and that
copy Of this order be published once week for four
successive weeks iu The Nashyi le Union.
COpy-Attcst: j. +. GlEANES. &. & NJ.
RUSSELL HouuoN, Sol for Clmpt iulyl8w4t
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In Chancery at Nashville.

GtrATE OF TENNEs5 EE-At Rules held in the
- Clerks Qfee, Clanocry Court at Nashville, Mon
dtv duly t1a 1th. l-ol
L. D. Do nsl Comp aulut % West r. Hum hrrys I,.
fandant
ltnUp1rug from aGldavit hlpd IN Ills causc that
uu defendants West II Humphreys ht- removed from
he state of teuurFc1 or Is 90 ab-clu'ug or conceal
ng himself tAt the ordinary prncoss OF the law can.
mol DE- served ON him IL - ordered chat lc enter Die
appearance herein before within The FIRST three DAYS
of o n. N term ui said Court % Doe bold on the hrst
Monday 100 NovrnleT next UsG2) md plead, aus wcr ur
dcmur io Complainant bul, Or tDo saline ALL be take
Tor cont 9aol u- tI him and SCI Cor hearing p1rtr
and tl1l copy u tHIsDrdyr hD Published once week
for f'rr successive weeks 100 Che Nashville uuOn.
a tupy-Auost
j. D.. GLEAyEs, G.. AN
u.s. BaIrS q SoN, Sol. Cor Cumpl july l.W4t
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In Chancery. at Nashville.

CTATE OF TES'NEssEE-At Rules held in the
- clerks uMcc, ClauceIy Court ut Nashville Mon
day, July the 1th 1862
samncl Ramsey Comp aiuanr Is. Widow aud Heirs at
law Of samuel Spars man and others Defendants.
IL appearing from affidavit hied u this cause that
thc Defendants, j. Lowell aud wife Betty W. Lowell
sre non resilcutu c stale Tennessee II Is ordered
that they do enter their appearance herein bcfJp
or within the fest urec Gays OF the next term Of sad
Court to be held ON che lst Monday IN November ncxt
NsG2) and plead, answer or domur 10 Compliments
BILL or the same VIII be taken Tor conG,s. cd as 10
them and set for hearing CN pprty AMI that COPY
OF this order be published once a week for four sue
cassiyu weeks ia The Nashville Union.
.. A Cory-.Attcst y. 3. GlEANlS, c. 81 NJ.
. j. 3 bAEN Sos s",-. for tompns. iulyl3w4
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ROSP CTUS
or ruR
NASHVILLE UNION.

TuE NASHVILLE UNION was commenced a few weeks
since for the purpose OF opposing tho Rebel Southern
Confoderacy and Of advocating the restoration Of
Federal authority, without any abatement, over al
the states which have attempted 10 secede, Il holds
as friends all who support and ne foes an who oppose
the Union Of the States Il has no watchwo7d but
FRTmoM AND NATIONALITY.
with rebels and traitO has no compromise to
make. Il contends for tho Federal Constitution and
the Laws made in pursuance thereof as the SurREYR
LAW or TiE LAND, anything In the Constitution and
Laws OF any Of the States to the contrary notwlth-
standing.
II contends for the Union Of tho states because
without the preservation Of liberties and nsti.
tutions and the organization Of society itself are
wholly impossible. Therefore whatever stands IN
the way Of crushing out the rebellion and restoring
Union must perish, no matter by what name il be
He'd.
To the people OF Tennessee over renowned for their
devotion TO Liberty and Union, until they were be.
traycd to the rebel dcspotism at Richmond by a per
dious Governor and corrupt Legislature and who
have felt ~ heavily the awful curse Of treason and
anarchy, we appeal for support lot the names Of
rebel onlce holders Vigilance Committees AMI Minute
Men who have hllcd our borders with mourning. be
gibbetted before tho world. lot those ambitious aud
avarlcous mon Who have plotted our ruin FOR their
own aggrandizcmtut DO fastened g. the pIlory Of
shame, no matter how high their position i'm society.
LIT Il be shown how tho sofstyIed defenders Of
"southom Rights" are now leading marauding bands
OF oc.booters ahd moss troopers over our state kid.
mapping negroes, stealing horses and cattle, breaking
into houses, burning railroad bridges aui cars, and
mdfdorng uuarmcd citizens in cold blood Let tho
truth 50 long excluded by the Southern cousprators.
now circulate freely through every usghborhooI.
and our cause VIII ossurcdly triumph WIN not loyal
mon every whore aid us IN tho dissemination Of facts
and The advocacy ofFroo Government