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PROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.
The brig Mountain Eagle, which has ar
rived here, reports the British steamer
Gladiator, with the traitors Mason and
slidell on board, ss having arrived at st.
George, Bermuda, on the 9th inst, and
sailed for St. Thomas on the 10Th, whence
the two rebels would take passage for Eng
land. .
A9rhe steamer Matsnzs, from Port Royal
the 9Th, reports on the afternoon Of the
18th ss having passed the. Burnside Expe-
difian this side Of Hatteras.
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FROM WAsHINGTONs

-74l-eE % rWAsEEGEoEf Jan. 10.
The contested election case Of Stanton
a9ainst Lane, 10 oonsidsfed one Of the mos;
interesting that ever came before the Sen
ate. Lanes right to his seat was denied
by vote Of tWsnty-four to sixteen.
A Philsdelphian who had been impressed
into the rebel service in New Orleans, came
into Gen. Hsnoock's brigade ct Oenterville,
He was on foet and armed with Mississ-
ippi rife. He occupied three days in max
ing his way through the enemy's pickets,
and brings important information.
WAsHIEaToE, Jan. IL.
Worlds dispatch:
Gen. Blenkor appeared befoFs the Van
Wyke Committee to-day with regard TO the
charges of corruption brought against him.
It is understood that he explained them tc
the entire satisfaction Of the Committee.
The city is filed with rumors about Gen,
Stone. II is even said that he is under ar
re t. The feeling against him is 50 strong
that be will probably be renewed to some
ether field Of action.
DR.. g. D Bube, Of Chicago, has been ap
pointed Brigade Surgeon.
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TrneTrlsb Grit.

Henry o. 'oonnor. Esq OF Muscatine, Iowa,
District Attorney, and reputed to be one Of
the best lawyers in the State, joined the first
company that was raised in that place after
the war broke out as a private. He was
with the First Iowa at the battle of Wilson, 8
Greek, and iought like Turk. On returning
home be vas offered a commission-any he
might choose In 3 regiment. But his reply
vas, sidaHn your commission, all I lOant Is a
o1n." That's the kind Of man for you.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-18
Psopie have confounded tbe two stantons

People have c0niounded the two Stantons
that HgIre in the Washington dispatches.
Edwin NJ Stanton, Of Pittsburgh, Ps., the
emiDent lawyer, is the new Secretary Of
War. Frederick P. Stanton, formerly
member Of Congress from Tennessee, but
ofiste years identified with Kansas, where
be was sent by q Democratic sdministra-
tion, snd became converted from the error
Of his pro.slsvery ways, is Tor was) the
contestant Of Jim Lanes seat in the Sen
ste They are two different gentlemen,
and are not even related to each other.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-18
Ohio nlnlrnrr Afnirn.

The Columbus correspondent of the Gin
cinnsi Commercial writes
The Military Committees Of the General
Assembly, together with the Chiefs Of the
Staff Of the Governor, met the latter at his
residence last night to consider the militia
organisation Of the State. Adjutant Gene.
raj Buckingham stated his views at length.
He substantially recommended the sub d.
vision eff the State into fifty Militia Dis.
triots, the enrolment Of ali sble-bodied
white males between the ages Of eighteen
and forty-fvs years, the organization Of
one regiment in each District, which shall
be required to muster at stated periods, the
StGte to compensate each member, and the
abolition Of an militia officers above the
grade of Colonel. He also embraced q
scheme for a complete Arsenal. The
scheme is imprscicable on account Of its
expensiYeness. 1t will cost over million
to put in operation, and half million per
aHnWH 10 maintain it. The Governor dis
ssnted from the views Of the Adjutsnt
General, proposing Tvrura - AZ old
militia system, improving it by Law that
mastering may be made compulsory.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-18

Bloomer costume, with gay Turkish
EtEOEsoFs is suggested &c the only conven. !.
lent and becoming skating dress for girls.
It would be charming, really.
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DR.. Cheever's Lecture at washington

Or. Cheever's Lecture at WashInatOn.
The following is portion Of the lecture
on Emancipation, delivered at the Smith.
sonian Institution, in Washington, on Fri
day evening;
The only thing in which we are resOlute
thus far, is the maintenance Of Slavery
the crushing of the rebellion has been
promised, but is not yet seriously under
taken, and it never will be accomplished
till We strike Slavery to the heart. A
palsy Of imbecility and fear is upon us
from God until we take our marching or
ders from Him. But the moment we do
that, We are safe. We only want justice
on cur side, and We can stand against the
world. Put the conflict on that issue of
freedom, and every mans strength viii be
doubled. Put the conflict on that issue,
bnd we may rightfulIy demand Of Great
Britain and France to stay their hand, and
give us sympathy and time, while we 60
through the land with the proclamation Of
liberty. Oh that God may even thuslat
have mercy upon us, and inspire and send
forth the proclamation. How glorious then
would be our attribute, and how magni6-
cent our moral power!
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-18

The nails between Bay City and Ssei-
% nav ere now carried by men who do their
tFaFsllng On skates.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-18
This Afternoons Report,
FROM FORTRRss mONROR.

FoRTREss AoERoE, Jan. 16.
The remaining vessels Of the Burnside
Expedition, which have been detained here
by bad weather, left this A. n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-18
THE FAIR INEZ;
On zun LON LADY OF .zu C1nuor C1l,,s.
OOA1AA OADs
CHAPfER VIu=rHr COMA


CHAPfER VIu.-THE ooRsARs.
HMost gracious lord, Is It your bslisf,''
said the cauttouS HoGANsI 70 hls noble chief,
That It WIul be sale in times Ike thss-,
sAs lolE as OonnsSticut has Secretaries Of the
And ne Cleveland MAhOnins Faiiroad is ruled
It Z perfectly sis. " the oOrusir did say,
10 trsvel WITH ease on any railway
Or eltnouBn DagY Tod from his 9tlroad did throw
he old Cleveland Herald, he surely don't know
The passenger all Who sail On his track,
DO Eet ready to travel, snd our traBs Es'n now
just . .hsy were speaking they were frishtsl ed
Tor a sentinel burst IN the door out Of breath:
ehal pampered msEial what briugest thou nov,
hhY enter cur pr sence vi b such Erest roN7.'
nd IN 3 emotion as the chieftain thus spaks
he left fall hls clay pipe whiCh in pieces did break
Beg your paEdc n, my lord but an Abolitlonist
Shall We mn him, or must he to your honor be
"Wby, drag him before ms. But stsy-ers you 20.
Btd'st obey nv last ofders, I'd now ike to know;
Dtd,gt tar ami feather the HOrthtrn school marm,
ana hang the white onOkeTed misoreant, VINO did
With The new York Tribune which in his pock
Wemlst stop an such papers from going around, p
we didn't 20 nothing shorter" the pirate did
Then he drsgg In the ABoIitionist, and hurried
away. a-- rE
-. CHAPTER U-THE PRISONER.
Before the ohiei the prisoner stood,
His tornl erect, h,s Hpi : e good,
ith nntlsnched cheek and nsshing eye
he gaEet upon ths corsairs nigb;
Andts they caught his piercing fBzs,
They loOaed on him with dread smaze
Yes, uembled rs they 6 1zed on MIN,
k0r ne Wag very tall and sum.
HIS was indeed q NOBLE face, - ..a
That akilifu painter ell might trRcl
His nOBe was IKE turnip beet,
Aud with his chin did almost met,
bis mouth was large, his eye quite small,
he had scarce any hair ct ALL
Bis clothes were none cf ISAAC'S best,
he ne'er at UNIVN HALL had dresssd;
hls Goat Was long, his rants quite short,
He had them at soma slOp shop bought,
For at the elbows and ths knees
They had Tsnt holes TO catch the breeze
such clothe ne'tr came IRON UhIOH d ALL
kor lsAAO'S clothes ne'er rip at all.
fro n ooHFuUw.J
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-18

Osnnsctions are made st MonrosTflls With the San
fnskT, Mansneld and Newark 3. b. at 0yle With
the SaoduBky, Dayton snd Cincinnati X. b g 4re.
mont With fremonk B Indiana b. r, and A. Bolefo
With the michiEaD Southern 4 Northern indiana
and TolBdo and wabash Esilros1s TOR ChlcaEos Dee
0aFo, Alton, 81. Louis, and Al points 81 NORTH,
TrsinS srriTs IA OIsveIand irom FoIsd5 dnd ihs
West, ct 9s10 AsHsi- AID so ?. n. Erom eand11dT
q 200 A. h
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ATI0RNEfS AILAW.

lNAGEG & BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
" and Councillors st Law. Odlns lse Superior
street. SsgPosite AaFohantH hsnk'l QiSEaiAnd' o.
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RAILROADS.
GLEVELAND AID MAHONTN1r

III LAgLE No. le-Io taxa e1ace N A.
cnursoayi November -, 1s5i.
Cleveland to Younq1tovn
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GLEYELAND 8 PIppSRURGH
~ Raj L B OADs


@a[ -s=as5=-ss5-i- -i-ssz=sil
9zn aRRANGEmEHT. Is6I-l
lar1 i--
i 10 sEss eject On H08dsy, November 4th.i I5il.-
Trans IsaVs Oisreilnc daily Sundays eEosBtsds-
g.s0 A. II MAILs-ATrIgss az lI54 YORK I9sl5- A. \
Pniiadelphia "a "a, Nj Pitt5burgh 4;l0P. H.
WheaIiu so p. HI; d. Philedelp phia SD p III.
F-fn ?. n RI = 3 ESS-ArrfFsl AZ n Iork- P. n;
Plsiiadslphis l2;50 2. NJ P4ttsbuEEh 70 P. H.;
% WhGeltnE $50 A L. --liar-zii- a.sl
Both Trains sonnsot a. HEassa. i1r AkIoa a1d
MIlieFsburEh.
Oars run through from PittsburEb % HeE To<k
MA a.tignt t0ETII, without Change
a-Rsre As low e b any other iina. ~
-. Through IicEets can be procured q tha Uniol
Ticket OGlce, Wsddsh Helse, at fhs DEPOT, or IS
shs Erclid Street Station.
: r-s-TT ~ r. J. n. MOOULIEOUaHl BuV's.
F.R. M9ERs, G 7. AGENT. noV4
.GILEVELAND & TOLEDO b. r,
d lsfiz=;:4Ezssss4 lsfi
Issl-z. ELEEER ARRAHeEaENT. Issi-z
Onnnd EHsr Monday, November slh. iSsI. Trulna
win run daily, IS follows, (SundsTs excspted, D
80 A. NJ Chicago Exprsss-Stops AZ all stations On
D.. Southern Division, except Mashingrun, and
strives IN TOLEDO st l2-30 ?. M and Chtoa9o
at l0E30 p. n.
80 P. n NortbsTn Mail-stops at all stations o.
Northern division end strives ~ nanduskTaf
S.lO P. n Tslsgraph Exprfs8-stfps e an stations
on Southern Division, except Washingtcn, &C.
noa and ClaF.- Arrives in Ioled9 ct l1sls A. NJ
and Chicago Ct II A n. -.. .-s
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-03
UNION.
80 "a zen .lretrr.here.s

Ep gnfpi1. Bksn EveFypshere.s
kssads EaaEss q .fiiiey- - eSSunsnoed
the publication DE ap.s tneoaditiQnal
Union jouzRal in NasfSille, 'and so far
as il has been possibls fox us lasesAe.-
cess % the posl-oGlces OF, Tennessee, it
has been a wonderful tridmph, and has
Men. tbe heafly approval Of the people.
Bat ihs mails arc at present confined to
4 narrow limit, and consequently our
patronage cannot grow rapidly south Of
the city Of Nashville. We therefore
ask 81 who feel s desire 20 have loyal
newspaper published in this eity--one
which win bring e light hundreds Of
crimes and outrages committed by the
rel,eIs during their ascendancy over us,
and which Che guilty authors believed
wOsId never be brought 70 light-to
como Up Immediately and sustain US,
by sending in subscriptions and adver-
Using. u will be Of infinite importance
"a GhosUniop cause in this State 70 have
d ssae5l5ppfomisihs Union i5urnal pnb-
l:shed a. the capital Of the State. The
task Of sonductins such newspaper
will be a most arduous and responsible
one. Buf we have laid orr hand 20 the
plough and We wish TO do eur work well
and honorabIy. Will NOT our Union
fr1ieends M sfI parts or the county pour
i il fbeif subscriptions I? Strike while
the iron il host Let US keep the flag of
the Union, OF law and order, streaming
deGapQy in the very faco'of the enemy,
a. ne sDllcuIy rctires 10 the Gulf
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ConlmrIitte,d to Jail

Or Davidson couuty, Apritls 1861, negrn man,
~ Who says his namP Is ANDREW ;rsays he belongs
20 X J.. Brown, OF blv0son county, Tenn; dark
soar the eight fye-broWi about 20 years old I
weighs about l56 pounds, and is feet iuches high
The owner is requested % s0me forward prOV8 prop
a.. IN HINTON,
LFri90-St 90 SheriH ard Jailor Of DIS
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CITY REYENUN IA. rs.
An ACT 70 amend ne Rovonus favs


Sd Isss. An Act 10 amend the Revenue LaWsrst--
rHCTION 4, I've " enSotcd by ihv iisyur siaur
Of abe city OF Nashville, That any person desh
ing 20 sell, bargain, or offer for sale In this city
by exhibiting sample thgFeof, any Goods, Ware
Groceries, Liquors, Vines, Tobacco, Cigars or Any
other articles Of merci andEe, traffic or trade not
manufactured In this State, shall FIRST apply 90 the
l,eEOreeF and obtain hQonae theFrfor, and klA Re
corder Va hereby nuth oriEed and directed 10 ksre =
tpeoiao license eonIhed 30 any particulars braf
business that may be applied Tor, upon the pay emit
Of hy dollars BY the applicant f0F che sso1srlths
Corporation, and one dollar 30 each the Mayor aud r.
eorder Bus In no case shall license be Issued "a
any psFgonto trIthsacta general business, or Authe
rise ths hangActiop Of any business BY the parties
obtaining such license; otherwise thHI HciiinF, ufer
ing for sale, or trading by exhibiting samples Pro.
vided, ths act shall not apply 70 MERCHANTS Groosrs
others doing irregular basinoss AID unser a Eegu
leT license IN this city
srt o. Bo hoaAeted That No pesonshail 6elI or Of
Ter for sale by exhibiting sample OF thoir raid arti
cles at any PLACID IN this city without rst cUmplyny
vithihe proYsqns Of the hrst sertion Of lhs sci -
Any person violating the said proyison, on eonve
tion there0f ishD be fined nut less than tWaniy dol
lars, nor more than hlty dollars for each and ever
offence 3a ~i- a4iAf @Ifost
Passed June "a, 1855. t-, 40 o.T
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Committed to Jail

" Davidson county, April IL 1859, nsB-o man,
~ Whu says bis name Is NAT, and belongs 20 Noses
Bpehanant n Rutherford county sqii boy sfab0ut
~ years od; Weighs about 100 pounds ma alto COLI
or feet inches high two scirs, ono above aCd
Due boUE theltfVya. Ahs owner 10 requested ~
come Forward, prove property aud pay changes, AS
the law directs. }. NJ. HINTON
bpri 20--3t ifi Sheriff and Jail0r .nflD g.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-03
Committed 70 Jail

0T davidson county. Aprn Is, 1852, a negro man,
~ vino says HIS name is SIMON slyB he belongs to
Robert owen, CT Williamson county, Tenn. about %
years Old, weighs about 1870 pounds complexion
black small scar the alsft side Of the face feet
bigh The owner is requested TO come forward prove
property, md pay shatgeg, as tho law directs -
$3.50. G.ir~. .s J. a. HINTON.
Apiil 20-5t' Sheriff and Jaior ORR c.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-03
Committed to Jail

nv Davidson county, April 2lst, 1882 a negro msu,
" hathedJlM, " no says he belongs 50 Josiah Nc
Clane uf Lebanon TENN Thg said man s aged about
~ years, weight 1866 pounds . feet 10 inches high,
large mouth, ne tooth ont Ia front, scar on right
sda OF fare also, scar near right corner Of right
eye brog. The owner isTfquested " come forward,
prove prOyCrty and Yay charges, as The law directs
no AiH".+ .jlIi' sI JAMES M! HINTON.
. A'ril 12+-Sti i.suf-' Sheriff aDh laiiUn -. g.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-03
Committed to Jai!

AF. Davidson county. April 10, 1861, a ntUo vo-
W man, who says her name Is HuNINA; says
she belongs - John OvhrtonY'of Davidson county
dark copper color feot 10 uehrs hi. ; about 80
years Old The oWper II reqp sted 70 coms forward,
prove property end wy eAafsc', as tho law directs
'- --ss s-. .fa- .J.A HINTON,
3 April 20-St -.--t. sheriff and Tailor on. &.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-03
Committed to Jail

nv davidson county, april 2, 1862, a negro msn,
" who says his name e JOHN avs he belongs
30 FVunt mosbesS1 Of Hutheao' csury, Tenn;
about 10 OF 2oyears ola; bfight muistto; w ighs
6t3dt inch high no ,i,,ir "a reqa6slsa lais ore
forSari. prove property, and pay phergtcg The law
directs. v .ttf J. ~ HINTON,
Ap 20--St sheriff and JoiOr ofD D..
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-03
Committed to Jail

or Davidson couniy, April z, 1863, puogr3 man,
~ WHO says hslnsme n OEOt1t. ind bol6hc1 10
Captain william la M, of Warren q1pntli biisiSsip-
TOO pfuuds dark comp oXiIu; lcft baud has boon
badly 4uut; p ffft 10 inchc5 "a h,g Tla ownor is
chlrgtE as the hN drtets' 'IlfLlftf
.. ta 4I.t ilf g in HThTOH
ShP 2)-Si t.g4 'FspHat4, J-iloTfpC
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-03
Committed Ia Jail

~ man, who sJs thgt lie name Is ALBERT;
ho says that he btonEs T. Bog tni1 Haah, %
slaltfyi equity, tTlnbeE2f; abqut a yc.-s, odd
pTiRilt mqhtt2l weighs Rb1ut las or. l5O poupd9
rect ii Inches nigh tdnt, buhy lair. ThoOwner
isfoFufsted 20 cor1e forHA otd property mel pay
soaRcessg9alhP AZ diFseE J-A HINfpN
Nltn AVTh shetiH aqd Ja'lof OF u, C.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-03
Cnmmittad tn Lail

or Dav dsonr county, Apfi 10, 1852, a negro man,
" who says his name is SAN says he be'ongs to
Robert Owen, Of williamson county, Tenn; about
~ years nds weighs about 1856 pounds complexion
black scar on the lsft eyebrow 6 feet high. The
owner IS requested 20 come foru1id prove ptupsrty,
a. pay charges, ~ q sliw di Gets
-r..- a., gathered. IN. HINTON
April 2-9t sheriff and Jailof u y. @
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-03
Committed TO Jail

ar Daudsihsounty, March M.ls82, d inctfom,n,
~ Vhp hyy3l uA % pla JA ALblED, pud bcIop gs 90
ilrs. iin Jay Of, offio1t'mcry county, Tenn 500
boy ID iabout ~ Oh - ysltlhtd; Fsiehs Abtdt rs
pounds; flgau Eflr Iil theeg4tgr ~ lts fDroh ead
and one in front ofhs icn or; 20 fotI inch hIfh.
me owner % ioque.t d to cofla Onward lprsyo brop
j. ~ HrNflh
Ap. 20-3t sheriff ADD Jau1r ~ 10. C.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-03
Committed to jail

nv Davidson ooputy March ., 1854, a nfFro man
~ named MARTIN; says he b,longs 70 Hugh kirk
q age, weighs about us pounds, 9 feet high, dark
copper color The owner e rcque6tcd TO come for
ward prove property ADD pay charges rs the law al.
directs, l.sls- ~ J, N. HINTON,
iApFil 20th- 81 f.. Il. Sheriff and Ialnr OF ID. O.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-03
I Committed to Jail

nv davidson county, ApEil u, 1862, n negro man,
" mined JACKSON says he belongs to Ndah C,is-
well, Of Davidson UNITY isbeut - years old weIghB
abont 100 poundss soar on the nse also one m,
der tho tight eyci 8 f'et 10 iuches lish. The
owner Is requested 70 eyif ffWard, prove property
and pay charges, IS tue nv directs lT,I
.-r,s-,....r t.. :. NJ HINTON,
ApHl20-3t Sheriff and III or bf n O
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-03
Committed to Jail
Committed to Jail

" 'msn named r .NDAbL, who says Ne belongs to
Josiah HcClare, Of Lebanon Tenn. The said man Is
about 81 years DISMAL scar under eE eye, feet
j. inches nigh, weight about 100 pounds The owner
Is requested 10 come forward and prove propqfty
and pay charges, 0s the law directs. Jfgs
JAMES ". HTNrON
- April2S-- q Sheriff and Tailor, Of n. c.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-03
Gommiftad to Jail

or Davidson county, tprH ~, 1sC2 anesro man
~ wh0 snys banauo b ALit-BIi salsfbql bo.ougs
to heu.g Buul, DC lav ds0u county about 20 years
Ola, wthsbb 'nt tG1 p6uita, o oct hiyh, mrauO
color Tue owulti Is reqlr8tedi % uQme forward,
j. ~ lffNTON,
Gprla0ih-3t Hia sacrin AMI gailor Of b G.
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Committed to Jail.

one Davidson county, Marchs, 1852, a hagso man,
" who sOys his NAME 50 GEQEGE, and belongs TO
Hugh Kirkpatrick, q Cumbarhni county y y about
rs or 10 years Odd dark copper .5lbr Weighs about
ofneek, from barn. 1hp Ovner & requested to como
Onward prove pr6perty, Anu pay charges, aa thelaH
dircctB igFpJlL I'D ti.g J&M. HINTON
APrlL2Qrsi a, Sheriff and Jalor 9fpc
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-03
Committed to Jail

nv uayila0n county. prii 49, 1862 a negro mon
~ Yho says AE none y HQkACti says he ~ nss
100 pounds, uhfut8f yeurs6id, dark complexion, a
iest Our hes D. saf tle NWnef p rellosnd 90 CONS
torgard prove property ana p4y charge. as ihe law
dhects II.I .H 80. N hIhIuN,
2 hpril R0th-St.r .s sheriff and .ilior az n.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-03
Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county. March &c, 1869, a begr9 MAJ,
~ says his nameh GEORGE MOXLtY, who s9ys
lis, Indl0M about 81 ycarA Old Tbs about ST
pound has whiskeYs and H.ou taehc q small
scar on the corner u the lon eye darE copper color
feet ten inches high --. J.iMrHI NTilN, 50
April kD-g Sheriff ahd Jsior or b. c.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-03
Committed to Jail

of Davidson county, on slio ltth OF Apr# 1851, as
" a runaway, a negro man who says his name is
Jordan, and belongs TO W 1ailey, Of Montgomery
ouonty, Tenn. 9s years Cd scar in tlc rgfn corner
Of tho right eye; fe0t a inches hgAi weighs about
165pounds Tho owner srequcs,ed TO 6Ome forward
proV6propetty end Psy sbarges0s abe htvdirtots.
,urrlllt.lr-. J.slU In HISIgk,s,
April 9gh-st sheTir and JailQr or. g.
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nF 2 tyifHopsoqRniF haroh -, lsG2,,a ppeFo man
~ PANIED jerry; says he bci6ngs 70 Itoipas Han
az n Wilthm.oA o0iltt f9ht eye ON larae ~ one
les, - ycsu oa dark copper QQilor, Eaghe about
no pounds, 8 Coca piue inches high, Tho Owner IL
charges a. shc law dntcss i.91 /, ]. 5.il 7e,t
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Committed to Jail.

.tOP D3yids6n conuty, April 4Ist, 1862 negro wo-
~ man. who snys her nplug-is AAHNDA and be-
LONGS 10 Vim. q. Brown, % Davidson county. aged
about 40 vearg foet, Inches hi2h COPPER color -
The ownsris requested to come forWard proes pro.
perry and pay charges ~ tie law directs -,
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
April 29-3t f 70 Sheriff sad Jal1r, ID a
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Committed To Jail n n.

(NiB Davidson eohntySon Mach The SUI -l6oz a. a
~ rpgaWays ansgFo may, named Robertlsaya he
Belongs 10 ". HuTkc, ~ Jefferson go nty, Miss ;
sBjtt 90 ytars dA, weehs fBbet 40 iy uise copper
o0qr feet spo3eS. biga. iIhe,ouarF1Eroquaslfd 90
2PS5 issoeEfa p''' pl2A'FYg' R4 {,Ss4I5SS az the
f.1Auii3Oth ~ .i ~ snsnulnd Jailorofb c.