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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-16
GPUBILc REsoLurIoy-No. 3S.1


JOINT RESOLUTION relative to a
certain Grant of Land for Railroad
Purposes made TO the State of Mi
chigan in eighteen hundred and fii-
ty-SiX.
Resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United
States of America in Congress Assem-
bled, That the words Wisconsin
State line," in the first section of an
act entitled An act making q grant
of lands TO the State of Michigan, in
alternate sections, to aid the construc-
ton of railroads in said State" ap-
proved June third, eighteen hundred
and iifty-six, shall, without forfeiture
to said State or its assigns of any
rights or benefits under said act, or
exemption from any Of the conditions
or obligations imposed thereby, be
construed to authorize the location of
the line of railroad provided for in
said act from Marquette, on Lake Su-
perior, to the Wisconsin State line,
upon any eligible route from the town
ship of Marquette aforesaid, to point
on the Wisconsin State line, near the
mouth of the Mcnomonec River, and
touching at favorable points on Green
Bay, with view Of securing rail-
road available for military purposes
from Green Bay to the waters of Lake
Superior. And the line of railroad as
now located in pursuance Of said act
from Marquette to the Wisconsin
State line, according to the records of
the General Land Office, is hereby au-
thorizcd to be changed SO as to con
form to the route above indicated !:
which line, when surveyed and the
maps and plans thereof filed in the
proper Office, as required under said
act Of June third, eighteen hundred
and fifty-six, shall confer the same
rights upon and benefits to the State
of Michigan and its assigns in said
new line, as though the same had
been originally located under said
act.
SEC. 2. And be it further resolved,
That the provisions Of an act Of Con-
gress, approved August fourth, eigh.
teen hundred and fifty-two, entitled
"An act to grant the right of way to
all rail and plank roads and McAdam
lied turnpikes passing through the
public lands belonging to the United
States" bc and the same are hereby,
extended SO as to be applicable to the
new line of railroad SO as above to be
located: Provided, TIE same shall be
commenced within two years from
the fourth day of August, eighteen
hundred aud sixty-two. and shall be
completed within five years thereafter.
SEC. 3. And be it further resolved,
That the Secretary OF the Interior be,
and he is hereby, authorized to cause
all even sections or parts OF even
sections of public lands that may be
brought within six miles OF the new
/ line of railroad, as herein provided
for, to be sold at the same price and
| i'm the same manner those have o!
might have been, according to tht
said act of June third, eighteen hun
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-16
Approved, July 5, 1862.
TPCBIIc REsorrrroy-No. 391

PrBIIc REsorIrroN-No. 39.7
A RESOLUTION rendering the thanks
OF Congress to Captain Louis NJ.
Goldsborough, and Officers, Petty
Officers, Seamcn, and Marines un-
der his Command, for the Victory
at Roanoake Island.
Resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United
States of America in Congress sssen-
bled, That the Thanks of Congress be,
and they are hereby, rendered to Cap
tain Louis NJ. Golsborough and through
him to the officers, petty officers, sea-
men, and marines attached to tho
squadron under his command, for the
brilliant and decisive victory achiev-
ed at Roanoake Island on the seventh,
eighth, and tenth days of February
last. [Approved, July ii, 1862.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-16

For the Charles City Inteiligenc,
BATTLES FOR THE UNION.
COMPLIED By WINFIELD 8. RIDER.
Laurel. Hill.

--...-. LAUREL HILL.
The 7th and 9th Indiana and l4th
Ohio, commanded by Col. Lowe, en-
gagged the rebels July sth, 1861, at
Laurel Hill. The rebels fed, carrying
off their killed and wounded. FEEDER.
al loss two killed and six wounded.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-16
GPrBLIc REsoLrTIoN-No. 4O.1

PrBILc REsoLrTIoN-No.4 40.
\ RESOLUTION expressive of tho
Thanks Of Congress to Lieutenant
j. l.. Wordcn Of the U. S. Navy,
and to the Officers and Men under
his Command in the Monitor.
Resolved by the Senate and House
Of Representatives, Of the United
States Of America in Congress assem-
bled. That the thanks Of Congress and
Of the American people are due and
are hereby rendered to Lieutenant j.
l.. Worden, OF the United States Ma
Wy, and to the officers and men Of tho
iron-clad gunboat Monitor, under his
command, for the skill and gallantry
exhibited by them in the late remark
able battle between the Monitor and
the rebel ironclad steamer Merrimac.
SEc. 2 BE it further resolved, That
the President Of the United States be
requested 10 cause this resolution to
be communicated to Lieutenant Wor-
den, aud through him to the officers
and men under his command.
Approved, July IL, 1862.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-16

PUBLIC REsoLuTIoN-No. AL.
A RESOLUTION expressive Of the
Thanks of Congress to Captain
David G. Farragnt, of the United
States Navy, and to the Officers OF
and Men under his Command.
Resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives OF the United
States Of America in Congress assem-
blcd, That the thanks of the people
and of the Congress Of the United
States are due aud are hereby tender
ed to Captain David G.. Farragnt, OF
the United States Navy, and to the
officers and men under his command,
composing his squadron in the Gulf
of Mexico, for their successful opera
tions on the lower Mississippi River,
and for their gallantry displayed in
the capture of Forts jackson and ST.
Philip, and the city of New Orleans<
and in the destruction Of the enemy's
gunboats and armed fiotilla.
Sec g. BE it further resolved, That
the Secretary Of the Navy be directed
to communicate this resolution to Cap
tain Farragut, aud through him to
the officers aud men under his eons-
mand.
Approved, July IL, 1861.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-16
usss he's. ~ THE s..... ....
Gsarlts City ynttlligtnttr
r. PuBIIsHyp EVERY THURSDAY
By A. B. F. HILDRETH.
EDITOR AND DPRoPRIEToR.
PRICE, 200 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
OFFICE IN the INTEllIGENCER BUILDING
.. CORNER or
MILL AND KELLY STREETS,
Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa.

Any obtaining five subscribers, and forwarding
the money shall be furnished with copy Of the Inell
eencer for this service long the number shall be
kept good.
Business pertaining 10 the paper can be transacted
with the Publisher any day at the Office of Publication
Communications may be addressed to the Editor, who
wi1lpromptIy and faithfully respond TO them.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-16
CARTER HOUSE,
; STIMsON'S HOTEL,

ugf.4 MI VA UKEE.
This House Is located in the business part Of
the City. convenient to the Cars and Boats.
0T Dmsibps and Baggage Wagon always
on hand to convey Passengers and Baggage to
and from the Boats and Cars free of charge.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-16
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
IPUBLIC-No. 1881

Passed az the Second Session OF the Thlrty
seventh Congress.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-16
ARTICLE w.

Spies, and all persons who shall come on be
found In the capacity of spies, or who shall
from an enemy or rebel or ende,lvor To cor
rupt any person in the navy to betray his trust,
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-16

Ar'''' B. F. JONES,
Attorney at Law, Notary Public, and
Comn1ssioaer Of Deeds for lowa
Titles Examined, Taxes Paid, Collections
made and promptly remitted.
Also, Publisher of Minnesota Courier"
Office, Head Quarters,
Austin, Morer County, Minnesota.
January I, 1861.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-16

Col. Lowe, with 1000 infantry and
artillery, while making a reconnoi-
sance up the valley Of the Kanawha,
July 18th. was attacked by the rebels
and compelled to retreat with loss of
nine killed and 40 wounded.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-16

The rebel Gcn McCulloch was en-
camped at Wilson's Greek with "a 900
men, intending to move forward and
capture or destroy the army OF Briga,
dicr General Lyon, numbering 5000
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-16
[PUBLIC-No. lc9.

PuBLIc--No. 1G9l
AN ACT for the better government Of the
navy of the United States
BE ii enacted by The Senate and House Of Repre-
sentdtices Of The United States Of Imerica IN Con-
gress assembled, That fromand after the first day
OF September next, the following articles be
adopted, AM put in force for the government
of the navy of the United States
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-16
ARTICLE II.

The commanders of vessels and naval sta.
tions, to which chaplains are attached, shall
cause divine service To be performed on Sun
day. whenever the weather and other circum-
stances will allow ID to be done and il is ear
nestly recommended to all officers, seamcn.
and Others In the naval service, diligently to
attend at every performance of the worship of
Almighty God. And any irreverent or unbe-
coming behavior during divine service shall be
punished as a general Or summary court-mar-
tial shall direct.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-16

The president OF the court is authorized and
required to administer the following oath or
affirmation to the judge advocate or person Of
ticiating rs such: .,.s -
~, B, do swear Tor affirm) that l will
keep q true record of the evidence given TO
and the proceedings of this court; nor will l
divulge or by any means disclose the sentence
OF the court until il shall have been approved
by the proper authority; nor will at any
time divulge or disclose the vote or opinion OF
any particular member of the court, unless
required SO to do before court OF justice in
due course of law"
This oath or affirmation being duly admin.
istered, each member Of the court, before pro
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-16

Every officer who is by this act authorized
to convene courts-martal shall have power on
reyisal of its proceedings to remit or mitigate
but not to commute the sentence of any such
court, which by this act he is authorized to
approve and confirm
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-16

The proceedings Of the courts Of inquiry
shall be authenticated by the signature of the
president of the court and judge advocate
and shall. in all cases not capital, or extending
to the dimission of commissioned or war
rant officer be evidence before a court martial,
provided oral testimony cannot be obtained.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-16

1t shall he the duty of court-martial, in
all cases to adjuige punishment adequate to
the character and nature Of the offence COM
mitted but the members Of court may re-
commend the person convicted rs deserving
Of clemeney, ami state on the record their rea.
sons for SO doing.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-16

The Judge advocate, or person officiating as
such shall administer to the members the fol.
lowing oath or affirmation
:. You do swear (ur affirn) well and truly to
examine and inquire, according tosthe evidence
into the matter now before you, without par
tialty or prejudice.
After which the president shall administer
to the Judge advocate, or person officiating as
such the following oath or affirmation.
You do swear Tor affirm truly to record the
| praceadines Of this court and the eyiden u TO
/ be given in the case in hearing"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-12
Special Terms to Ministers.1
Marshal's Sale.

pN virtue Of an ALA Vi Fa 70 me directed nom
- no Circuit court Of The United States for the
Middle District of Tcnnossee, ], b. r. Glascock, Maj.
Fhai in aud for said District, will expose 60 public
ialo,to "a, hFhest bidder, for cash, at TIE. Court.
hoosr door. pa ne CITY ofNashVilh, on tho 9ad dsy
ui oct4beS lstb All the riEht tiuc, claim ond inter
est which Thomas Barry, Mashinetm barrow ana
A. ~ Lindsay and Washington DArFaW, hainiB,s
isrstors Of Jqhn shelby, deceased, have IN and 70
wit A tract Of land, IN sumner county, Tennessee,
on Deshn's creek and its waters, beginning at
PLANTED rosk 'Vpt9 east S9rns5 e James white ide,s.
thence North i57 West o. poles 90 a rock az Abraham
MARITIME corner thence North I0e East lO2 poles 70
2 rook az Aartin'a corneri tnenre North e38o East ~
and $50 poles % a stake thence North q poles 70 =
stake Thence North 74o East ~ poles 10 a sycam0r6h
thence South Z9f East GlNnd s. Ia poles ~ The calionA
q fala creek thence down the same, with rs mean
ters thencc south 7s' East lspolcaSa South 6es East
III poles 90 a point near the orminus Of the mill
Race; thence south 44lSa West 80 fnics- % a stake.
Thence 80 Last ~ and 9 10 poles 20 a s9Hergto
% a stake; ihenoe south sb53S9 Hast rs and o.fO
poles 90 n rock thence North b5o East 1875 poles 10
~ MIDDLE orthe creeki thence down tho seEne a.
= meandere hY ohectt, thus (South elo East 2Opolos;
south ~ EasU 81 poles s0uih lG6e EHst 90 hoiosi
south s916 East IS poles south 3a East13 poleslto
3 piifof focks on he dat bunk ofthe credki thcnSs
Nprtp lsD a,Msst 20g poles, with nr. w MoDtpR's.
north h~1undary, 90 a stake; thence south Tao West
II and $40 Polee b asiaka thanee.South ~ West
pa pole, passing ID. u. Heads corner NJ &c poles
thence south 36a East-ic polesl thence soush sel6i
Mo9t aia poles % a glte-post; thence South D AMI
2 ~ pulcsrto q honey lorhst thenco West 90 aud
40 Inos y 9 rock thence North 3ao East lgs poles
tou rock fhcnce South 500 Esfgt poles 30 afotk
thfnee North1s last i22iand Al0 poles. 20 STAKE;
ihence south sos East 2lS poles 70 the beginning.
Also Ellie estate b hny-one aires, which Wa wHieI
by Lucicp ,, harris % hs wife Sarah " NOV Sarah
2. Head for her hfb, AID, n small tract diiuininr
the above u lopg. The mill tract o. louy aorcs, %.
fcthof Win The NIL on The same. sid property be-.
Jug lowed upon g SATISFY Judgment IN favor Of 4, s.
a RI. Bush against Thomas Barry, Washington Bar
fow, w. Barrow aud Avs. Lindsey, Adminiatra.
tors uf John shelby, deceased, rendered In said Court
onthe 8rd day ep Mays ls0ei sale 70 take place AZ
10 o'clock. ~. 81 GLAsOOCR,
A~n..l-lI -. -. ~ n. s. Mar.hal. 81. h 4 ~
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IN ChancerY at NashYille.

CtrATE or TENNEsSEE-At Rules held m lie
- Clerks ONco, Chaucery Conrt at Nlshyilie, Mon
day, September the Let, 1852.
Benjamin . Grcomes, Complainant IA. Felix r. Cheat.
ham,, y. }. Corhilt, aud she heirs az Thomas Al A.
auicr, deceased, ppieudauts.
H. appearing from afdayit ned in This cause that
yle neleudaura NNiam AirNFutFT Alqei AeNlndar,
iane lnumHn, heblmIn uaumau, Lucinda Walker.
Willie b walker, s,fah Cmbbel, John Camphoh,
John 10. Alexander. Hch0cn Nanholscr, Welsou Nuni
h0osar md haitian frdgoR me uon-rosidtnis cf thc
State Of Ieuucsshea4 aud BE- further appcaflng Tint
horo are heirs of Nara Bridges, and also OF lhoIpaa.
Alexander, whose names and places ~ rcsldorcs Ore
unknown % Complainant, aud That thrreore the ordl
nary prrcoss oitbis CourtCannot be served ur1n them.
II be- ordered uat ai sti1 fers0ns 40 enter theT apa
peHrance herein before or within tho first three days
of the next term ui said Caurt. To- De held 0asthe Let
houaay p AfYeqbg ASK lI6d2) aud lead sarswer
ar demnf 10 Complainant bill, or The same Viii Be-
taken for eonc#od ~ A. theia. nnd 6rt for htafmf eE
ptrtei aud uat q cppy 81 this order ba puhlEhedanca
H Wrgk fnr oUr euccfllFe week. in. Csc NafhVhle
..J.E.6 l,EAgRs. Cd n.
Al nEloss Sob lor ComplH afp2-lr{
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MiDniH nisrkfCr OF rENkFssEG
NJ NEkEAS a libel nf Information WAS licd with.
IN and fuf the Middle nftrct of Efunoeseo, a.
Nashville, On she f6th day of HAY, A. D., 1859 By
John irimhies taq., Attorney for The United sia'cs
Tor the Mtip hisirtct OF feunegae. who rfosarufE
hefain chl hehnintt mo- unitad stsfrs, acsinu afoar.
tao lpt and fhf haAdiQFa fsrmQn, sfnatrd ngonlna.
on Aaiki ahttt, ln thr Iiy ~ kasnXiHa, known ~
tiis q Aaorue touodty ani Machine ehcp, Fast of
eud neW igqH street, ~ thR gtF of Nafhyiue hsns|
AT Ore machinery tools hkfufcs aud lmplondnt
md mneflFroaattita Nilh rsli tot andNnndry
SEQ Martirarrho0 ant Hnliur fr rUealns all
rauaf1 tn fRld Jltel al niurmaii0n meuticHe3, and
prayira rHorea apainet therst rfdturty, That ud'
same Dc condrmh0d ~ iuTfsituf sl HH
non, t~herilfft Ia pursuance uf tlo montion, under
The eeaiof dald Court, o. nc uirerfe1 ana ufliVrrfn, ]
DO hoieby FiFo public notioa 3D. an persdua aliuiing
@it property or In any maUher hteftfird thnfein.
that ttey bt una hpaaarhsiuaafd Nr5un G1uat. 1o
ne l4d ~ theA1tN Of Naf4riie, ~ ana Tor 6ait Dc
frict on tht 2Ol day of uotohfr, t662, atlO o'cl0tk nj
TN mfeueea II uaf day. tkFaAaa thefefb i~nterrofn
aeinesims ard q usss lgriT 9iisgaiiaas e ha
fans f4,4s5s afH Z % sr 3. alsrshai. 81 BE
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Tcrms-S20 & S25 per Session of 90
weeks-InvariabIy i'm advance.
In ChanoerY At Naahville.

CTATE or TENNESSEE LAT Rules heldfin me
- Clerks Office. Chancery Court a. Nashville. Nop.
day, September the 1st, 1862.
~ Y. Hurt, Irnstee, 6c,t and Il, n, Myers, Com
piatnants, a. u N. Franklin, Defendant
It appearing from AFFIDAVIT filed IN. this .calse that
the place OF rcsidence'of the defendant, @. M. Prank
In Is unknown 10 complainant, sOthlt the ordinary
process OF te Court cannot be served ON him. 10 o.
ordered that he 10 enter his appearance herein before
Or within the Inst three days Of the next term Of said
Court TO be held on the lst Monday in November
next (s62) and plead answer a. demur % Complain.
ants bill, Or the same VIII be taken for confessed as
o. him aud set for hearing eN.parte aud that a copy
OF TINS order be Published once a week for four suc
ressive weeks IN the Nashville Union.
A Copy--Attest j. E.GLHAyF3, @ n.
A.h. bEhossi Sol. for CompPts. sep2 va
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CrATE or TENNTSSEE-At Rules held in The
- Clerks 0aef, Chah0sN Court at Nashville Agen-
day, september the lst, 1862.
10. Hurt T. uFttb So, aud ~ N.Myers, Con plain.
ants, IS, Fisher A Gould, and others, Defenda5ts.~.
Il appearing rom affidavit lied Ia this cause that
the several places Of resistance Of the defendants. John
A. Fisher John ". Could and Thomas I. Msrshal are
cess Of this Court cannot be served on them. Is or
dered that they do enter thor appearance herein be
fore or within The hrst three daysOi the next term OF
said Court, 70 be held on the Ist Monday In November
next QS62) and plead, answer OF demur to Complain.
ant bti, or the sane VIII be taken for confessed IS
u them and set Tor hearing ex parte, and that a copy
OF uMs order be published once week for four success.
siye weeks IN the Nashville Union.
ACopy-Attest !. D.. GLEAVES. NJ.
A., L.. DEMoss, sol. Tor OOmpits. scp2-wl
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NhlNtAsN AfAHAhIlE W HNLNNhNNnNs fN Z
.AkH hfRtAs lNrl WJnRTmWifR Taa 1.ca aftaio
w hnd 100 tAe Medic District oi TENNESSEE, at
NasbvMo 60 Dir lnd uns % Juhd, "A. ~ Iqas o.
loaR fpn9les hq8 ktwgneg is Tia pfatA shies
lof tha Wldda NFirtci NJ Icuucsfret who pucaeutcs
hertu on hohafM theUuiibd siAttt againtt certain
pua. euf, vz4 q daIrrlntFsiust nrur me sautha
taff corner ofArQQd and reut streets. IN the CITY OF
Nhfhyile, boihg TOE hcN i6t 10 iha cbrnet Mfabre!
srd o. Whiehosfnar lot Auismihah ~ nrasa tunnuI
dyra r Colei mA letiFoafRg % Fnpnt5rrt r1ni
nlnE bsck towRrdE me riyef, thence nearly fhrAlel
20 me river, and thence back 10 FroRt45fett ulEUS
Of said lot an trout street hrihsst fom Brqad.
feine opposite n small blacksmith's Hhop, Ethatfl on
he other eido of Front street; aud also, ~ tha Beid-
1uss on sid lct, and also AL the hkturls, machinery,
tpfhf hnpicuisntsHnd materidls u e8erydeacrtMtn
naFriel aHhFan Ton and hnildinas ;s8aldb uldiugs
pa F.it iqt befng thh Foundry on oneT. NJ. nronuan.
and pro tor pfuecss against afd frdheHy, that me
Famehe eondemnaf as tore9sia & Aaa B aiaia
4 NQY5 t~herQloro, "a puuuapQe 81 fhQ. IonttQp, up.
def the eesiof rald Court, 20 mo directed Rab defvet-
rdptc 90 hereby Blvs rphiaCu0tge 10 .alt pgfsua8i
Flaming gal4 PrQperiyf ar p-4ng mFnper i~n,erqste4
fherein, taat they he aud apQesr bo.Ore said FItctt
-ourt, 70 be heid Al tho Qdy Of Nashville, 20 end. TOR
haA Disifict, nn the 8th dHp cf october, lS5a, atlO
O'Clock m the iofenoen OF that aaf, then hud thore
% l~utefpo9q their claims, end 90 make their aIsea
uais o. that hehaif ~ NH 9HAqenW. I
Jue Il, l8f2-iatiltl Ia kaFshaLM On b,
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In Chaneery at NASHVILLE.

CTATE OF TENNEssEE-At Rules he,a In the
- Clerks Office, Chancery Court az Nashville. Mon
dly, september the LIST, 1862.
John y loUey, Complainant, Is. T. D. FIippin,
Defendants.
It appearing from affidavit hiod 10 this cause that
The place qr residence OF che defendant, 7. 70. Fippin,
b. unknown 10 complainant, SO that the ordinary pro
cess OF this Court cannot be served ON him. n Is or
dercd that he 10 enter his appearance herein before
Or within the.lrst three days OF the next term on SAID
Court, TO be held 90 the 1st Monday IN November next
llsO2) and plcud, an wer o. dcmur to Complamant's
bill, or the same viii be taken Tor confessed as 20
him aud set Tor hearing ex parte, AMI that a copy
OF this order be published once q week for four sue
pesslyA weeks la tho Nashville Union.
ACpy-Auest; LE GLEAVFS, c.. a. NJ.
A. l.. nES0ss, Sol. for GDmpIt. srp9-wa
grsE ~ = - Mi.ft
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rIsn.e N.nes.

We have no time to transcribe com
munications. We sometimes receive
communications with q scrap Of conf
dental information written on the back
Of the manuscript OF course II we use
the manuscript we have 10 re-write H.
and this imposes entirely too much labor
on ne. We have no time for such work.
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I'M Chaneery at Nashville.

GIAlE Oh ThNAs -At Ruics held In the
- Clerks Office Ulnucory c ,urt az NaahVillc, Mon
DAY, september the t-t 1862
Hardin = Ptach, ctali lomplainsnts, o.. Ihe
Nashville GJp F{tury, et al, I6iendauIs.
II appearing hrbh'dldayii nlctin this cause that
the defendant, Charles Jones, President, 6c, of said
Gun Factor! b. % uOn rreident of the Stale OF Tonnes
See, ~ ordered That he 90 enter his appearance
hoteih Before OF within the hrst three days 0fihe next
term OF said Court, 20 be held on the 1Et Nl0nday ln
November ncA ll6oD and plead, answer OF dcmur 10
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