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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-30
Marshal's Sale.

10y virtue Of three wrlts Of 70, to me directed
ID from the CIRCUIT Court Of tue United States for
the Middle District Of Tennessee, +, h Il. GlaacOck,
Marshal IN aud for said District will expose 10 public
sa'o, 20 the highest bidder, Zoe oash az the Court
House door m the city of Nashville, on tie 18Th day
Of October t662 all the right, tte, claim and interest
which Noble ID. Ellis has 10 and 70 tie following de-
sCubed piece parcel of land tO-wit m the 18th dis
trict OF Davidson county, Tennessee fronting on the
West side OF Buena Vista Turnpike road, about two
miles from Nashville, bounded as follows Beginning
at stake IN the centre Of said Turnpike road at the
Northeast corner OF Maxwell Redding's on FoXs five
acres and runs with the North line Of said 1--we acre
tract South ~ deg West 10 6S1OO poles TO a stake
on Bosley's line; thence with Bosley's line North 8
deg. West 2l5 l0-l00 poles 10 stake corner Of
tract OF eighteen acres, sold by G. W. Nance and Jas
G. Owen TO Jas. Whitworth, Trustee for Davidson
county; thence with the South line Of same, South
n 4 deg East 65 % 100 poles 70 stake a the centre
Of Buena Vista pike road thence along centre Of said
road IS deg 20 as 100 poles TO the beginning, coz
tanning acres, 40 square poles moro or less said
property being levied upon 10 satisfy judgments IN IA
vor Of i Peters n Co.. Winston, Sw n ami johnson
Clark Kicker Clark, rendered Ia said Court, on the
30th day Of April, 1862 against the said Ellis and
suEannuh Moore, Administrator of O. &. Moore de
ceased. Sale 10 take place az 10 o'clock A. 81
F.. 4. GLASCOCk,
sepii-i4t u. S. Malehai, NJ. b, 4.
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Marshal's Sale.

DT virtue Of an alias III Ia TO me directed from
ID the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Middle District OF Tennessee, l. II. X. GascOck Mar
sla in and Tor said district, will expose to public
sale 10 the highest bidder, for cash, at the Court
house door, i'm the City Of Nashville on the 2nd day
Of October, 1852, all the right title claim and inter
A.N. s. Lindsey aud Washington Barrow, Admin
istrators OF john shelby, deceased have in and to
he following described pieces or parcels Of Land, to
wit tract Of Land, In Sumner county, Tennessee,
OF Deshas creek and its waters, beginning at "a
planted rock south east corner Of James Whiteside's,
thence North / East 81 poles TO q planted rock !;
thence North 45o West "a poles to q rock at Abraham
Marina corner; thence North lOo East 1O2 poles 20
q rock at Martin corner; thence North ojI8 East p
ami 90 poles TO stake thence North poles to a
stake; thence North IA East y poles to sycamore
thence South 29e East 80 and GlO poles 10 the center
OF said creek; thence down the same with its mean
ders thence south 75o East Is poles, South 500 East
il poles to q point near the terminus of the mill
race thence South 4il3o West 80 poles to a stake
thence 5jjz7 East % and G-l0 poles to a corner to
Cullen GaIdncr's; thence South 2j12' West SO poles
10 a stakei thence South 55t2. East III and $40
poles 70 a rock thence North O5o East 12j poles TO
The middle OF the creek; thence down the same as
4, meandcrs 10y osetts thus (South 81 East ZOpoos
South 81 East 25 poles South 1917 East GO poles
South oO%' East 25 poles South 30 East l3poes) to
pile Of rocks on the east bank Of the creek; thence
North 67152 West 2O1 poles, with DR.. W. Mentow s
north boundary, TO q stake thence south 75S West
III and $40 poles 10 stake thence South l5o West
GO poles, passing Dr. %. Heads corner at IA poles
thence South ~ East 100 poles thence South S9I5o
West 352 poles % "a gatepost thence south and
210 poles 20 honey iocust thence West 30 and
40 poles 10 a rock thence North p East LIS poles
to rock; thence South s0 Fast 81 poles 60 rock
thence North - East II and l-lO poles 90 stake
thence, South S0iS East 2i8 poles TO the beginning
Also a life estate In htyou acres, which wiliod
by Luoien j. Harris 20 bis wife Sarah b. NOV Sarah
r. Head) for her life Also, a small tract adjoining
the above, It being the min tract Of four acres, TO-
gether with the mill on the same said property be-
ing levied upon TO satisfy Judgment In favor OF s.
& j. r. Bush against Th0Tads Barry, Washington Bar
-.. Al nd = nu4fn fru
tors Of John shelby deceased rendered in said Court
Oh the 3rd day Of May, 1860. Sale TO take place al
| no o'clock f. Il. GLASCOCk
| auged-lit L. $. Marshal, NJ. d. T.
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B. B. COMMON & BRO,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
no. C0l4EGe STREET,

W eeA-""N NAN--A'
j..
new STOCK just received and Cor sale
tow 80 close Qua consIgnments.
1On Bbls. saii, for sale ny
100 sPs 4"-' '' 2 oosSoR 5 BRO.
30 's ps A0'A' % ~ y COMMON a ESQ.
40 's as ''' O''' = Ne 7 ooysop i npo
10 unr bbls. Coal on, ,or saleby
M ~ eVNNVh = ei'V'
100 @s toNSoR q BRO.
30 's sSs s0AF' ''' ''' '' oovaoR a BRO.
6O boxes STARCH, for sale BY
- chests TEA, Tor sale by
IL Ds sps s''' 'A' ''' '-' y ooNNoB . aRo
IL 'ia as =" or sac y ooSsoR a BRO
~ boxes Yeast POWDERS, for sale by
" APPS coNN0R BRO.
20 '. ses SOFA ''' sale '' cossop 8 BIO.
100 's .s.. "A''a'a' Tor safe d y BRO
20 APPS Sps 7''' 49, ''''' :" ' coSsoR BRO
20 sp5 oovNoR co,
IA bills VINEGAR, + sale by
Ia pps ooNNoR q BRO.
10 kits SALMON, f r sale by
~ APPS ooNNoB BRO
"A Sps coNNoR a BRO.
, APPS CoNNoR q BRO.
| q kits sHAD, for sale by
10 bbls. TROUT, for sale by
la APPS ooENoR a BRO.
III Sps doNNoR BRO,
| 4 bols. CIDER, for sale by
10 apps ooSNoR q BRO
10 sps doNNoR & BRO
30 sPS coSNoR BRO.
6O bblg Crushed Sugar, for sale by
| CO APPS COMMON a BRO.
Vs1E bags MEAL, for sale by
IZO APPS CONNOR& BRO.
800 0S sps 'IO'N' 'o' '''s yoogSoR . BRO.
| on casks HAMS, for sale by
| ~ ans COMO & BRO,
| 90 casks SIDES ror sale by
| ~ APPS COMMON 8 BRO.
| DOD bbls aue POTATOES, FOR sale by
EOO APPS CONNOR s BRO.
| on boxes fresh Garden SEED, Tor sale by
~ APPS CONNOR & BRO
| . bbls Onion SETS Tor sale by
| = APPS Common a BRO
4 ~ tierces Canvasscd HAMS, with large lot OF all
ANJ sorts Of Goods, which we will close out low al
our Old stand, No College street.
| ans b b. COMMON 8 BRO.
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FROM LIVERPOOL, From NEw YoRK
Calling at Queenstown, Saturday, .........,.July 20
Saturday, ...August lG Tuesday, ...September
Wednesday go. October l Saturday, ... October 90
Tuesday, o. November is Thursday, December IL
This magnificent ship having proved herself UNI
equaed for speed, safety and comfort (sea sickness
being unknown on board), is strongly recommended
as the most eligible conveyance for passengers
FIRST CABIN.
From Sll0 to Sl55 each berth, according TO the size
situation, and accommodation Of the State Rooms all
having the same privileges In tho Saloons and In re-
gard 70 meals and attendance, Suites departments
for families may be engaged by special agreement.
TICKETS FOR THE VOYAGE to and from LIVER
POOL at a FARE AND A HALF for First
and Second Glass.
Servants accompanying passengers, and children
under 2 years Of age, half fare infants free.
SECOND CABIN.
State room berths meals furnished at separate ta-
bic,
THIRD CABIN.
intermediate State Room passengers found with
beds, bedding, table, utensils, and good substan-
tal food,
sTEERAQE,
With superior accommodations, ,...... 1876
Each passenger allowed 20 cubic feet Of luggage
An experienced Surgeon on board.
For freight and passage, apply TO
CHAS. A. WHITNEY,
Az the Office, No. 20 Broadway, MY.
ROWLAND AsPIRWALL, Agents.
July 90 lse2-till Dec u.
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Horses for Sale 7!

ONE BAY MARE, accustomed to single harness
a snowy and fne traveller.
ONE BROWN MARE, good under the saddle
blooded animal aud fast traveller also,
ONE DOUBLE SETr Or HARNESS, an OF which
will DO sold cheap, the owner does not need them
Apply 20 JOSIAH b, ALLEN
aug2G-1we At, College street.
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NOTTCEi

A election will be held al the Ohice Of the Ten.
"A nessco Marine and Fire Insurance Company, ON
Monday the 9th day OF October ueyt for Directors Of
said Company, TO serve for the ensuing twelve
months. A. W. BUTLER, secretary,
NASHVILLE, Sept. 20, 1862 sep2I-td
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LOST.

A VOUCHER" against the U. s. for eii1 Oh.
"A given by Captain J, NJ, Hail. A. A. H., % WIN
stoeet, between tpion and the Square. Any one
finding Il will poaA leave II az this Oice aud re-
ccyo a liberal reward for their trouble. Payment has
been stopped on IL. IL can only De colaced by DE
owner Ocl.6-d3tt
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of writ Of f IA to me directed from the
ID Circuit Court Of he United States for the MI die
District OF Tennessee l. + r. Gascock, Marshal in
and for said District viii expose 20 sale publicly to
the highest bidder FOR cash. at the Court House door
I'm the city OF Nashville, on the 18th day Of Ootobe-
1862 the following slaves property OF Allen b Crock
cit, namely Mary, about 10 years Of age, with her
infant son, William; and Peter, ten or eleven years
Of age; the slaves aforesaid having been levied e
satisfy judgment 10 favor Of Clark, Adams 4 Clark
against A. b. Crockett, rendered in said Court Oh the
23th day Of April 1852. sale 90 commence at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. d. r.. GLAsOOCK.
sepl214t. u. s. Marshal NJ ID. T.
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Sick, Wounded, or Soldiers that have

Sick, Wounded, or aoIdiers that have
Died from Wounds or Sickness.
CORRECr INTELLI6ENCE WILL BE GIVEN OF
~ the condition OF any Sick or Wounded Soldier in
ST. LOUIS, LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, NASHVILLE,
MOUND CITY or any hcr Hospital in the Western
department This IS the ONLY Army intelligence
Office In tine United States, aud Information regard
mg Soldiers from any part OF the 3 cao be given
al upy time, by calling a., or WRITING 70 the ARMY
tNrvItIGgNCs OFFICE, Post utlce Box No. 1913
n. B.-PgRsoNs oONIS0 TO ST. Louis N szARoH OF
ruElR FniEsDs viii obtain all necessary information
By calling NJ our Oinoe No II, South Fourth Street.
Nay is, lsj2 ~
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strayed or Stolen F!

EROM ONE on THR LOrs o. THE sUBCaIBEn q
a. Grey Jack Auy ono ono returning tho auiHnri e.
giving Information 90 the sauio will be suitably fuast
dod
H.Ct COyAL, o. North s.mmer s..
lulrl-aff
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DY virtue Of two Wriis Of 4 ~ % mc directed W
- Che Circuit Court u tie tntei Staics, ior tho
Middle District Of Tennessee. i d. r. Giascock, Mar
shall IN and FOR ia District, win expose FOR sale pub
icly, 10 the RICHEST bidder on tie 18th a., 81 0cio
bcr, 1859, At tno Court House door ID the cay Of
Nashville, an iho right, tiur, am, aud Interest
which John 7. Mckinley has iu aud b. the following
described lois or parcels OF land IN the town of Muir
f,oeaboro Rutherford cnunty state of Tenuesssa TO-
gcther Win tle bnding and improvements ou thc
same, viz 10 containing by estimation $40 SQUARE
ieet, fronting % feet on the public square in Nut
sburO, running back norhWard from said Square
$50 iee without building on 10, vested ia said u II.
Mckt ley by dead registered in bpnk of the Epgis
her 81 Rutherford coiniy, page O04, Also a lot cosig-
natd 10 The original pian Of said town 81 Murlrccs
buro Is No TO- hcsanne az % stake southeast Corucr
thence west lih feet 10 W. q Fctcher's corner
thence north h6 feet tQ stake tlc street. thence
east with the street % the northwest corner of the
fresbycFian Church ot thence south 1870 feet o. the
cd In book 3 page 81 iot IN Murfeesboro bound
Ell as follows beginning with stake p feet north Of
said hckinleys southse st corner Of loo purchased
from Jones, thence west 1857 feet 20 tic street,
thence north 805E ioat 10 a stake with said street,
corner of lot formerly owned BY iletcbcr thence east
SO = feet 90 a stake thence south TO the beginning
vested Ia said Mckinley by deed reg setred IN book
pag 100; and lot bounded as follows beginning on
northwest corner Of lot owned by james Mcdowell
n. running thence nOrth with The street 50 feet o.
the OF the street, thence east with the street
Y feet 70 stake, thengc south 55 feet 20 stake on
said McDowells line, thence west with said Inc u
feet 10 the beginning, vested Ia said Mckinley BY
deed registered 10 book 8, pages $40, 81 said pro-
perty being eyed upon to satisfy Judgment n favor
Of De Courcy, ialourcade CO., against J. r M0kin-
ley, and Judgment 10 favor of Neador and & Co ,
against Hall Mckinley, rendered iu said Court on
the 3Oth day Of April, 1862, amt the lst day OF
May, 1862 sale 10 take place at 10 O'Clock, A. n.
scpi2l4t o. s. Marshal, n D.r
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500 REWARD

ETOLEN, from r. HULDEBRAND, Jeweller, on IN
- lon street, ONE PATENT LEVER ENGLISH
GOLD WATCH, manufactured BY JnO. Johnston, Liv-
erp0o The Watch g. Of small SIZE, with white dal,
engraved on the inside "GEo W. HANnEni from his
"H0RAcB HAsMER." The above Reward will be paid
Coz any Information that may lead 70 the recovery Of
The property. II. HAMMER
luucl-0
Louisville Journal please copy 10 lho ..of fs3
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The Ice Cream Garden

Us nov open, whore Ladies' and Gentlemen can be
served with that cool, refreshing summer beverage
made 10 suit the tastes Of The most matldl0uB
Private families served With large or small quaint
Ties, az reasonable rates. Juyll.3m
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OK BARRELS FRESH GROUND RYE FLOUR, on
Iu1t5 % %. pICKEY Agent.
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NO. SO CEDAR STREET.
n. v. BAssBT, PROPRIETOR.

UNHls woll-known establishment il prepared 10 fur
4 nish Meals Ut an hours, 10 any number OF per
Bons with all the decacies and Injuries of the seas
on, prepared In the very best style
TIE Bill Of Fare, indeed, will challenge comparison
with that Of any house IN the North or Southwest
The Gneat Wines and Bfandies are kept constantly
on hand. Dinners or supporslurnifhod In any parto
the city on short notice.
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CORN MEAL,

A r tha Broadway Mills
"A lu4e6 D. D. DiDAaA, Aseo''
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
SICK OR WOUNDED

and for persons living 81 a distance who can rit.
20 tho Army Intelligence Once aud obtain rell.
able Information Of any soldier that en-.
listed 10 the States Of
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Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Ioga, hichgoH, Wiscon
SIN, Minnesota, Keuiuetv and M..ssgs
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The New York herald., 1862-02-07
City Intelligence.

PRESENTATION Books SEvKxrn NEW HaMp-
anEs REcNESrAll the companies Of this regiment have
been furnished by the American Tract Society with The
sodiers Camp Library" Yesterday afternoon the pre-
sentaon OF the companies took place in the bar.
racks in White street. when appropriate and cheering
addresses made by Rev. o. Eastman and Mr. g. w.
s,ebbins. The men we're encouraged TO attentive
reading of the books and carrying out Of the grea,
principles for the support OF which they enlisted
aud hey ond that wagng vigorous against the arch
eecessionig Satan and emssarics-profanty Sabbath
breaking, intemperanee and gambling, trusting in
God through Christ TO bring them or more
than conquerors Hearty expressions OF thanks
from the Chaplain and the cOmpanys officers were con-
Cured in by the men, who evnccd their appreciation by
cheers II is due 10 Missionary Sunday School No f7o
10 say that out Of its poverty contributed the TO
furnish three of these Libraries.
FIRE IN Hrpsos srRrgT-AbOut eight O'Clock last even.
ng ro occurred in garret bedroom, at No. 1914 Hudson
street occupied by Mrs Sarah A. Wright auhoress.
The most part Of her clothing destroyed together
with about a Thousand pages Of manuscript Of work
aboit 10 he published Mr. Henry G. Glnsmann kept the
house and the damage done 10 hs furniture about s75
Insured FOR q 200 in the Pacific Insurance Company
Damage 90 building about 800 Insured Tho Gre was
caused by Mrs.. Wright cnTeessy throwing a nsbied
match CD tlo door
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men. to hard labor no, exceeding een years according

hard labor nos exceeding fifteen years, according
10 the aggrayatIon Of the offence
having the custody any plate plates from which any
engraved OF notes bonds, COUPONS OF osneI
carties IN the nth section Of 'nH aes sS~a hssn
prepared for the purpose of striking ths ehsIaveu
part Of any such notes bonds, coupons VI otnsI s
securities, or any part thereof, shall use sach pste
or plates or know ipgly permit the same 10 be used or
the purpose Of striking engraved part oi any notes
eonds coupons or otnsr NV ordsr or tie
proper officer thereof or any person sha engrave or
procure be engraved or shall aid IN engraving
apy pIate or plates the likeness slmtude OF any
plate or plates designed for the striking Of any engraved
part any such notes bonds coupons or other secnr
ties or shall vend sell such plate or plates or shall
bring ths United States from any foreign place any
plate pass with any other intent for any other
purpose either case, than that such plate or plates
shall be used striking the engraved parts OF such notes
bonds coupons or~other securities for the Of the
United shall have his custody possession
any metallic plate engraved after the simude Of any
plate from which such notes bonds coupons or other
securities shall have been printed With intent 70 use such
plate OF pates cause suffer the same to be used IN
forging or counterIeng such notes, bonds coupons
or other securities issued aforesaid, or shall have IN
hs custody blank note or notes, Dohd
or bends coupon or coupons or other security or secur
lies and printed after the smtnde of any nocs
bonds coupons other securities issued as AFORESAID
with intent sell otherwise the or If any per
shall strike photogra or in any other manner exc
cute to be struck photographed or IN any man
ner executed shall aid striking phoographng or exc
cutting any engraving photograph, or other PRINT or I'M
u
part any such notes bonds coupons, or other secur
ties except FOR the Of the United States and by order
Of the proper officer thereof shall vend or sell any
such engraving photo graph, PRINT or other IMPRESSION
except the United shall bring into the United
States from any foreign place such engraving photo
graph print. other impression for the purpose OF
vending selling The same, except BY the direction Of
proper officer of the United States shall have in
his custody possession any paper adapted TO the
making OF such notes bonds, coupons, other secur-
and similar 10 the paper upon which any such notes.
bonds coupons other securities shall have been ssed
with intent to such paper cause or suffer the same
to be used forging counterfeng Of the notes,
bonds coupons other securities issued as aforesaid,
every such person offending shall be deemed guilty OF
felony and shall conviction thereof, be punished oy
foe exceeding ve thousand dollars, and by mpriso-
ment and confinement 20 hard labor not exceeding heen
years according to the sggravation OK the offence.
The New York herald., 1862-02-07
News from san Francisco.

Saw FRArusco, Feb 4, 1852.
The steamer Golden Age has arrived from Panama
She brings $50, 900 in from Manzania Mexico
Ths steamer S. Louie, from San Francisco, arrived at
NaHzana on the 2stb Of January she has 81 400 900
ip treasure 10 go via Panama to New York.
The bark Australia has arrived here with dates from
the Sandwich Islands 70 the 1sth ult Tie news il uro
portant.
sailed to day ship Canton, for Hong Kong
Saw FpANcIsoo, Feb. ., 1862.
Arrived, ship Bunker Hill, Cork.
There s a slight revival OF business account Of a
partial reopening Of communication with the interior
couniries Sales q Rio ooce al 23c Java zoo candles
&c. butter 30c