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BrOWntoW AGAIN.
We find the following card in the Cincinnati
Commercial of the 24Lh ult.:

We find the following card IN the Cincinnati
Commercial of the 24lh ult.
TO THE EAST TENNEssEEANs.
desire to say to all Tshnesseeans, aud others,
that Colonel Felix A. Reeve, late Of East Ten
nessee, tor the time being has his headquarters
at the Gibson House, in Cincinnati where he is
engaged in Masking up a new regiment for the
United States service in the region Of CumbeT-
land Gap, having his commission and authority
from Washington. / know Colonel Reeve well,
and know him to be q man Of excellent chsTac-
ter and of sound morals, and of bravery equal
to the occasion.
Dr. Wm. Hunt, Ed c. Tngg, and Mr.. Strick-
land, late of Tennessee, have Joined this Tegi-
ment, and others are coming in. | desire most
respectfully, to urge the hundreds of Tennes
seeans, now dispersed through the Northwestern
States, to 60 into this new regiment and fight
their way back to their homes, and to speedily
secure the redemption of the most oppressed
and down-trodden portion of the South.
As an East TennesseesG, l feel mortified and
humbled, to find hundreds of Tennesseeans dis
persed through the country, seeking favors of
the people of the loyal States, and expecting
these people to fight the way open for their
return, while they stand aloof, and decline ts
fight their own battles. let us 90 into the
service and then call on the people of the loyal
States to come and help us drive the foe from
our homes and restore our State TO its former
position in the Union. Beside this, the U Ulited
States government viii feed and clothe and pay
all such for their services. Come one, come all,
and let US All up this regiment at once, and, by
our works, show that we are sincere in our
faith.
My post office, for The present, is Cincinnati,
and will give any one calling upon me for
information such as | possess.
W. G.. BR OWNDOw.
SFprFATBFP % 1862
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CONE IN OUT OF THE DRAFT.-In reply to
Secretary Stauton's request for msre troops,
when Jackson ,threateRsd Washington some
time ago, Governor Andrew, Of Massachusetts,
replied that the young men OF that Sts1e Were :,
enoagad in other occupations, but that, if the
President would only issue proclamation OF
emancipation, the roads OF the Old Bay State
wouId swarm with recruits, eagerly pressing
forward to Join the army. Well, the emanGiPa-
ton proclamation is issued, and where are these
swsrms Of eager recrultst are they DlOcAlis @
the highways so completely that no news Of
their advance has yet reached usl Are they re-
linquishing those other occupations and march
ing on to The seat Of war, singing Justify aoou,
John Browns body as they tramp We want
to see those svsrnas of recruits Nobody hEei
to be drafted, and they can save US nom u ~ ~
! io;,ioe, he army. Do let us know when G0v
Andrews young men are to arrive here SO tina
we can pass along the word-"Come in out Q
the draft"-N T. Herald,
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Position OF ,he Cnbiuer.

Washington Correspondence Missouri DsmOcratl
The position Of the various members of the
Cabinet on the Presidents emancipation policy
during the time that it was the subject OF
Cabinet discussion may be accurately stated,
and on a subject of such naomsntOus interest the
information is due the public.
From the outset Governor Chase has been the
recognized leader in urging emancipation, and
when the matter was at various times under dis
cussion, he was always its leading advocate.
Secretary Welles favored emancipation, but
was not specially energetic in urging it, as he
rarely is in urging any point in public policy
outside bis own department.
Secretary Stanton, if not originally active in
favor of emancipation by the approved method,
was at least opposed to it in the latter discus
sions. At the same time ne has always been OUT
spoken in declaring his readiness to strike at
slavery under the war power whenever and
wherever Slavery could be reached.
Postmaster General Blair was throughout the
most determined and bitter opponent of the
emancipation policy, ana when the substance OF
the proclamation was made known to the Csbi-
net, he was perhaps more outsp0ken than any
of the members in protesting against its sdop-
ton.
Not less determined, though perhaps more
cautious 10 his protests, was Secretary Seward.
1t may be safely said that be was the great
leader in the Cabinet, of opposition to sny policy
of emancipation resembling that which the Presi-
! dent finally adopted
| Secretary Smith and Attorney General Bates
| occupied about the same ground on the subJect
| They disapproved the proclamation, not because
| they were averse to the abolition of slavery, but
because they believed it would be certainly &C
complished BY legitimate progress of the war
| without the step the President has taken. They
believed that abstaining from the proclamation
would save trouble in the border States anc
avoid, possibly, complications at the North. La
short, they believed in pushing the war as Wig
orously as possible, and had no doubt that th'
Necessary result would be the destruction G
slavery in the progress Of the war. Secretary
Smith is understood to have urged these views
very strongly-Attorney-G General Bates with les
persisteney.
There was an actual majority in the Cabine
against the Presidents proclamation; but MI
Lincoln, as usual, when he has made up his mnq
took the matter in his own hand without muei
Difference to the opinions Of his Cabinet officers
and even at last, with little if any consultation
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TRIAL OF ARNOLD BRANTLV.-This gentle
man was tried yes terdsy before the mayor Of
this city, for the killing Of Green, noticed in this
paper few days ago. The evidence submittsd
disclosed the fact that Brsnty had been for
some time pursued by Green, with threats Of a
mortal nature. Green followed Brantly to this
city, with the avowed purpose Of killing him
when he was himself shot, as before mentioned
Brantly was admitted to bail in the sum Of
$1,000 MisSissiPPtaa, 3D.
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y The new Turkish 3liaister Of Finance
has made a discovery which, coming from Con
sfautinople, is almost miraculous he bas SC
tually found q large qusnsity Of gold and silver
coin in the Turkish excheqner. This treasure
trove, is supposed to have lain concealed Tor up
wards Of a century.
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e The talk about the Yankee feet coming
down has died out, and we hear nothing more
of It, though It is known that a part of them
are at the mouth of the YazoO. Our people may
well afford to rest easy and careless, as we are
assured by the "reable" gentleman that the
number Of gunboats does not exceed As. 600 and
the infantry on the transports is not more than
75. 600. Ii this is all the force they can bring
against us we can safely count on the musqui-
toes eating them up before they can attack US
Eicksbnrg Clti.eR.
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kAKAWAY,

THROW the gubs-ribsr, NEGRO BOY. named HAR-
f7 RISOE. Ssid boy, Harrison, is about twenty one
- tv-a-tv t--1 rpars old about five feet six inches
bfsh 5r ! 5-k copper color. and ts qniaE spOseu he
- o- Al well a. rscolsc5ed bscz SIC ucaed has OF
,;iira- es-. balance Of drsss not receiected WIZ
- fs--srq Of SIS if delivered 70 me IN Jackson or
$50 If lrdezd in any ST. with such inform 4on as that
ean get him >, -.
sid Gov Harrison e il thought, went away IN com
nav vi b = boy by The name OF bsm Dsongng 10
'O-- GEORGE MICH,
30 Jackson. Kiss.
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mfssr5cf ATTORNEY,

vETE sre authorized 20 announce K d e9LLADAl a. "a,
~ r.tFidzre fcr -e election 90 the once OF DIS
t-ct Ai=oraey cf the Tenth Ju1ieisl Dls'ii'' o. W
,.8-ui-- e'e 'ection, frst Mordsy In October
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Y MCLANAHAN & DILL.
MILITARY ORDERS.
PROCLAMATION.
HEkDGUARTER, JACK3ON, n
SeDtarnhar 8

HEkDGUARTER JACK SON, Mississippi
September %, ls62. )
[EXTRACTl
Special Order No. 81
XXEIX
d Y suthority of the Hon Secretary of War, / here
ID with announce the exchange of al the officers non
commissioned officers and prvstes belonging to the 4th
23d and Goth regiments Mississippi volunteers TO have
been fally completed on the 22d instant
Oficial: LLOYD TILGHMAN,
Brigadier Genersl. p, A. Confederate States.
POwHATTAN ELLIS, Jr- Captain Snd A. A q.
seeQ-tlayvlw W
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The ELECT-The Rev BIr- Manning, in tho
course of recent speech at tbe Boston fremont
'TenpIe, spoke az follows When the curtain
rises in Heaven to reveal the puTest saints, W
shall see John c. Fremont, General Hunlsr,
Henry Ward Beschtr, Wendell Phillips and
Lloyd Garrison as the purest saints in Heaven,
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SPECIAL ORDERS No. u,

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF TEE MIs-l
SISSIPPL
JACKSON, Miss, September l9, 1852 }
VT TIE following general order is published for
d. the Information OF all whom Il may concera IN
this District
BY OrdsT of Brigadisr-General RUGaLEs.
r. e. H0GE
e. Assistant A6jatsht-GeneraL
General Orders No. 81.
ADyUTANT AND INsPECTO GENERALS
OFFICE
RICHMOND, Va, September 5th, 1862. }
w COMMANDERS OF Army corps, regiments
and brttslions will make to this Office monthly
returns Of their respective commands the forms FUR
ui.Led and according the directions expressed On
them.
Officers in charge Of camps cf instruction viii msks
70 this Office 10th. goth and 50th of each month
returns Of the Etste of ths recruiting service show
the number Of conscpts enrolled ia camp al tbs dat5
Of last report tbe number enrolled ard accepted do
the period for which report is made the number
forward to regiments and the total remaining IN
camp.
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F0R SALF.

tract To- LAND oG AiGl1 5,an i1,rs Gas;i5 5ue cor
y couu7y. Miasisspl., ten ralr -ai scras cleared
- oas ihouasnd tcEes, tHo huna 8 so per
tsul1 dre az a. cultivation. Pri'-
sod 30 q Fsle=s nz0tes or bonds Apply .
segs b Con VII - a JOYEER, flrensde or
!. D. RUFFIH,
Fens.o5as Mics
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y.v Far tbe Jucs Of EIderberries-OE
Gan st.00 Fer Salon.

81 per gan 10 Tor sod9s ths S19s & RlISosd hSs5
SsTes y L.gEsS. .85 , II pay for he vessel.
agent 4 III % 'RS is @ obsy 1 bs gFgss 81 s;i,s pay
,s.nins 1s-... y "il i-s29sl'I r AAA''iS'
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h. 81 on NoEember NeXI.
NfaTHsiE.

WILL be 4old ~ pubi-c sue-IOn On sAFURDAYi
w th- sth ~ O-'ober IS II o'clock = b. 70 the
h-ghe.t h.da.r q fotsof COSDEMNED BACON.
JOHN T. SHAAFF,
Captain and c. s.
oa5-a of r.o-,-,issary Subsistence Grenada Hiss,
a-q5t
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MILITARY SCHOOL
or EOUESLz.T.g.

OF EOUESE.z.T.g.
~ -.,t ts--,-of the SEMINARY OF LEARNING
W MILITARY ACADEMY Of louisiana loesteo
- al ~snd-s. on hed rver' VII eoi' 1i's On '--
ii Qay Of November Next,
,.,5spcv Of Col. william B. Boggs
NA4 ll-5.st.-s5a ~ army, who viii assume personal
p ne H. Srbo- or that DAY. he WI be assisted
sy il- GO Yso si,.-s 10 tuiti0n-fuu eZpensei
100 ,,s- s-rgu..rns haS pt which must Be De
.-s -. n lvsree zach Cadet mlst bIlng niI ma.
res ana bed clothing be unto y $500 ~ i.+s
srb- a-- Of admission Is f0urteen Caoet1 AL1's - ~
-,-I. =, r-s.s.-s a. the oBeniBg Of tbs session
s'-i7' ~ Tao o MOORE, Governor
IA v-fssfo. .Trs.Ident OF Beard Of Supervisors.
4i-T-rd-ia- ~ .suIsiana September ID le0@
-s..2 p-LL-fueT
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Opinions Of lae Norshern Press.

We give below extracts from the comments Of
the pepers in several Of the leading cities of the
North on the Presidents emancipation PrOels-
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-13
United States of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
WHEREAS a libel of information was filed within
wv and for the Middle District of Tennessee, at
Nashville, on the Gath day Of May, A. d., 1862, by
John Irmble Esq Attorney for the United States for
the Middle District Of Tennessee, who prosecutes
herein on behalf Of the United States against certain
property, viz: The House aud Lot the orth-east
corner of Spring and Cherry Streets, fronting on
Cherry and running back with the line Of Spring
Street, being the last half OF what is known as the
"Unon and American Block being the same pro.
perty in which has heretofore been published the
Nashville Union and American newspaper, also the
Presses, Machinery, Types, and Fixtures Of said
Union and American Printing OfiCe used in The pub
LEGATION of said Newspaper for reasons and causes in
said libel OF information mentioned, and praying pro-
against the said property that the same be con-
demned as forfeited.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the moniuOn, under
the seal of said Court, 10 directed and dclyr
do hereby give public notice TO all persons claiming
said property, In any manner interested therein,
that they be and appear before said Circuit Court, 10
be held at the City Of Nashville, in and for said Dis
trict on the 9th day of October 1862 at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon of that day then and there 10 nterpose
their claims, and to make their allegations u1hat
behalf +. r. GLASCOCK,
May 81, 1662.--14t. U. S. Marshal, d. ID. T.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-13
United States of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
WHEREAS a libel Of information was filed with.
w in and for the Middle District of Tennessee, al
Nashville, on the 14th day OF May, A. D., 1862 by
John Trimble, Esq, Attorney for the United states
for the Middle District of Tennessee who prOsecutes
herein on behalf Of the United States against certain
property, viz; lot Of land in the City Of Nashville,
in the district aforesaid extending from Cherry street
back toand fronting College street and the building
thereon, known as the "Gun Factory in South
Nashville, bound ID by said streets and Mulberry
street, seized by Colonel John +. Miller, of the
United States Army, and now used by the United
States Barracks, praying process against said lot
and buildings, and also against machinery and fixtures
seized the premises by Col Miller, that they be
severally condemned as forfeited.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the montion under
the seal of said Court to directed and Delivered
do hereby give public notice to all PEI sons claiming
said property, in any manner interested therein,
that they be and appear before said Circuit Court to
be held at the City Of Nashville in and for said Dis
trc on the 9th day of October, 1862 at 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon Of that day. then and there to inter
pvse their CLAIMS and make their allegations in that
behalf. +. r. GLASCOCk,
May 81, 1862.-l4t. U s. Marshal, nj. D. 7.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-13
United States of America:

MlDblh nlclhlJI VI lENNtoohh,
w HEREAS libel of Information was fled within
w and for the Middle District Of Tennessee, at
Nashville, on the Gath DAY OF May, A. D., 1862, by
John Trimble, Esq, Attorney for the United States
for the Middle District Of Tennessee who Prosecutes
herein behalf Of the United sta es against house
and lot situated near the corner Of Cherry and Dead-
rick Streets, in the city Of Nashville, fronting on
Cherry Street. and opposite the building known as the
Collonade Building, said house being known as the
Nashville Daily Gazette Printing ONCE, being the
house in which has been published the Nashville
Daily Gazette Newspapers also against tho Type
Press, Machinery Of every description, fixtures and
implements 10 any way connected with the faid house
and lot contained therein, and attached thereto, and
praying process against said property, that the same
be condemned as forfeited.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the monion, under
the seal Of the Court to r9e direrted and delivered,
do hereby give public notice TO all persons claiming
said property or in any manner interested therein
that they be and appear before said Circuit Court to
be hold at the city Of Nashville In and for said Dis
trict, on the 9th day Of October 1862 AZ 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon Of that day, then and there to inter
pose their claims, and to make their allegations IN
that behalf. r. r. GBASCOCK,
May 81, lS62-l4t, u s. Marshal, M. j. T.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-13

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE
VNTHEREASa libel Of information was Died with
w and for the Middle District q Tennessee, Al
Nashville on the Path day OF May, A. D., 1864 by
John Trmble, EsQ., Attorney for the United states
for the Middle District Of Tennessee who prosccutes
herein behalf Of the United States against certain
property, viz A lot Of ground, and the building
thereon situated on the corner Of DodeTick Street
and an alley, running from Dederck Street 70 Union
Street, in the City OF Nashville, fronting on Dedorirk
Street, and running back with said alley said build.
ing, being known the Republican Palmer Printing
ONCE, being the house in which was published the
Nashville Republican Banner Newspaper, and also
against all the Types Machinery Presses, implements
Of every description, and all tho fixtures Of every
kind, contained IN, connected with or attached 70
said lot and building and pray ng process against said
property, that the same be condemned MS forfeited
Now, thorof re, in pursuance Of the montlon, under
the seal OF said Court 90 directed and delivered
do hereby give public notice 20 all persons claiming
said property, or IN any manner Interested therein
that they be and appear before said Circuit Court to
be held &C the City Of Nashville in and for said Dis
uict, the 9th day Of October 1882 at 10 O'Clock IN
the forenoon Of that daY then and there TO nterpose
their claims and 10 make their allegations IN that
behalf n. r. GIASCOCK,
May q, ls62-14t U. s. Marshal, NJ. b. 7,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-13
United Statea of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
VIZ HTREAS, libel of information was filed within
Wv and for the Middle District Of Tennessee, at
Nashv lie on tho 26th day of May, A. D., 1862, by
John TrlmbIe, Esq. Attorney for the United states
for the Middle District Of Tennessee, who prosecues
herein on behalf Of the United States, against a GER
tain lot and the house thereon situated Deadrck
street in the City Of Nashville, the North side Of
said street. being the house next TO long brick
block, running with Deadrck street, on the same
sde from Cherry street 10 the said lot, being the
same used by the Daily Patriot newspaper, as an
Office also certain lot and long rectangular build.
ing thereon, tho corner Of alley running from
Deadrick to Union street, and alley running from
said alley first named, TO Cherry street, being the
same building ina which wes printed the Nashville
Patriot newspaper, also the type, presses machinery
fixtures, materials and implements used In the pub
hoatiOn Of said newspaper for and causes n
said libel Of information mentioned, and praying pro-
cess against the said property, that the be con
demned as forfeited.
Now, therefore, In pursuance OF the mOntlon, I'M
der the seal Of said Court directed aud deliver
cd, do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming said property, or in any manner interested
therein THAI they be and appear before said Circuit
Court, 20 be held at the city OF Nashville, in and f0i
said District, the 9th day Of October 1884 at Nc
o'clock In the forenoon Of that day then and Their,
10 intepose their claims, and to make their allega
tons In that behalf. l.. r. GLAsCOCK
May p, ls02-llt U. s. Marshal, NJ T.
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United States lof America

MIDDLE DlSIklCI OF TENNESSEG.
WHEREAS, information has been filed within and
w the Middle District Of Tennessee, at Nash.
VILE on the 18th day Of May, AID, 1862, by John
Tumble ESQ, Attorney for the United States for the
Middle District Of Tennessee who prosecues herein
behalf Of the United states against certain goods
One hundred and ninety-hve sacks Of Corn, and one
and ninety bushels, and marked A. @. NJ. C s. A., al.
leging in substance, that said Corn was seized, on
land in the Middle District Of Tennessee, few miles
South Of Franklin as forfeited TO the Of the United
States Of America, and praying process against the
same, that the same be condemned as forfeited, as
aforesaid.
Now therefore, in pursuance OF the mOnitiOn, under
the seal Of said Court to directed and delivered
do hereby give public notice to all persons claiming
said Corn, or any manner interested therein, that
they be aud appear before said Circuit Court TO be
held at the City Of Nashville in and for said District,
the % day Of june 1862 at 10 O'Clock In the tore
noon Of that day then and there TO nterpOse their
claims, and to make their allegations in that behalf
Il r. GLASCOCK,
May 20th, 1S62-14t U. s. Marshal NJ. ID. T.
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RANAWAY.

INROM the subscriber, living in Davidson County.
II Tenn, on Wednesday night, the l4th inst. TWO
NEGRO MEN, named PITT and JOE, Pat Is about
feet high; weighs about l76 pounds; q browns
complexion; two Of bis front upper teeth defective,
and Is about y years old bushy hair, with pleasant
cOuntonancc.
Joe lie about 20 years old Weighs about leo pounds
feet inches high rather darker shade than bis
brother Pitt. He has scar from cut on his LEFT
iOrehnger; down look when spoken 10; both clean
shaved. They will probably keep together. .
viii pay 70 Dollars piece for their apprehension
II returned 10 me, or secured that can gee them
IT taken IN this County or State and 90 Dollars zach
Il taken ont or the State. W. d. klMPkINs.
NASHVILLE, May 18th, 1862 Inns
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-13

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
w HEkEAS, libel Of information was uled within
w and for the Middle District Of Tennessee, at
Nashville, on the Goth day OF May, A. D., 1852, by
John Trmble, ESQ, Attorney for the Omitted States
for the Middle District Of Tennnessee who prosecutes
herein on behalf Of the United States against Ger.
tain lot and the building thereOa situated Market
street, below and North OF toe Public Square, on the
West side Of said street. being the next house but one
70 The large dry goods warehouse Of Douglas Co.,
which fronts on thc Public Square, and runs back
with Market street towards the said lot and building
being The house known as the Baptist Publishing
House, where were published the Tennessee Baptist
newspaper, and 'iivers other publicatous and also
the type, presses, machinery and fixtures aud mplc-
ments connected with said publishing house. FOR rca
sons and causes IN said libel Of Information MENTIONED
ana praying process against the SAD property, that
the same be condemned az forfeited.
Now, therefore, in pursuance 81 lhe moniton, un-
der the seal Of said Court 70 me directed and deliver
ed, do hereby give public. notice 70 all persons
claiming faid property, OF in any manner interested
therein, that they be and appear beore said Circuit
Court to be held at the City Of Nashville in and fer
said District ON the 9th day Of October, 1862 at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day then and there to
nterpose their claims, and 70 make their allegations
that behalf. K r. GLASCOCK
May q, 1s62-lN q. S. Marshal NJ. d 7,