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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-02
United states of Amorion.

AppLE DISTRICT on TENNESSEE
XATHLREAS libel or information was nied within
w and ior iae Midle District OF Tennessee al
Nashville, "a the dih day oil June, A. IN, ls82 Is
John Trimhe, Mq., Attorney Tor the Uhitei States
Coo he Middle District 81 Icnnessec, who prospcuies
herein On behalf OF the United States against certain
property v1' The Machinery aud Fixturee of Watson
NoddOr's Powder NH, on Sycamore Creek n the
County Of Chatham, ID the stats q Tennessee the
Buildings used In connection with said machinery.
and some Eve six Of land, on which tho build
mas stand, praying process against Eaid property
thar the same DO condemned as forfeited.
Now, theruf re- Ia pursuance OF tho mention, under
the seal Of said Court % directed and delivered
do hereby give public notice 20 an persons claiming
said property or IN any manner interested therein
that they Be and appear before said Circuit Court 10
be held az the CITY OF NashYc. ia and for said nis
tnct on TIE 2oih DAY 81 OCTOBER 1852 az 40 O'Clock ia
their claims, and ie make thcis slcg aionp IN ma
behalf u r. GLASUUCK.
June %, lS02--iat. Z. Marshall NJ ~ n
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The following resolution was unani-
mOusly adopted at The great State Union
Convention heldin this city May u, 1862;
Resolgei, That we recognize in the
NASHVILLE UNION an able exponent OF
the principles of the Union men of Ten
nessee, and we earnestly recommend ii
as we'll deserving Of the patronage of
Union men everywhere:
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Marshal's Sale.

DN virtue OF an alias III Ia 10 ma dir,,ct,5 e,,,,
- iho titonii Court Of ;he United States Tor tho
Middle District oi iennessce, I, ~ n. Glascock Mar.
shal IN and for said District will exposo 40 pui,l,
SAFE 20 the highesi bidder, fof cass, al the Uourt
house doori IN the city Of Nashville, ON the 2nd day
OF October, 1862, all the right, title, claim and inter
est which Thomas barry, Washington barrow. and
A. v. y. Lindsey aud Washington Harrow Admin.
istra'en Of John shelby, deceased, have in and 10
vii A tract Of Land, in sumner county, Tennessee,
on pesha's creek aud lie waters, beginning Al a
planted rock south east corner Of james Whiesde's,
thence North IL East o. poles 20 planted rock
thence North d5' West "a poles 10 q rock at Abraham
Martins corner; thence North l0o East lO2 poles o
rock at Martins corner thonce North 81 ss, 2s
and $40 poles 70 stake; thence North poles to
sake; thence North Tfo Mast % poles TO sycamore
lhenee south 2g East 30 and 6lo poles 10 the canter
o. seia creek thence down The same, with as mean
defs thence South fso East Is poles south Doe Est
III poles 20 a point near the terminus Of tho mill
races thence South az West 3S poles 20 a stake
thence 5o9s' East p and $40 poles TO corner g.
cullen Gnrdnor'a thence South 25tSo West rs poles
10 stake; thence South 65lsa last li9 and a-i0
poles 90 a rock thcnce North 0do East l25 unles T.,
'he middle Of nc oroek thence down the same A.
SWhh ~ East - poles South 1879 Fast 60 polpa
south 500 East - poles South Bd East M poesl n
pile OF rocks on the east bank Of the creek thence
North sJ5ao West 207 poles, with Or. W. MenuuW's
north boundary, 90 stake thence south Tso Wesi
~ ana $40 poles % stake thence South lbso West
90 poles passing Dr. r. Hoad's corner az is poles
thence south u East 100 poles thence south s0sS5
West 3l2 poles TO a gate lost thence South ana
$40 poles % honey locust thcnco Most 90 amt
40 poles 90 rock thence North 5s9 East l2s poles
oa rock thonoe SOUTH s91So East " poles 70 rock
thence North ~ East l22 and 40 poles 20 a stake
thenoc South oale' East 2.S poles 20 tho beginning
Also, life estate IN y one acres, which was willed
~ lucien }, Harris 10 his wife Sarah r. (nOw Sarah
r headl Tor her life, Also, a small tract adjoining
tho above, 1t being the mill tract Of four acres Id
gother with the mill on the stno. Said property be.
ihg levied upon To satisfy Judgment IN favor Of y
~. y, Bush against Thomas Barry, Washington Bar
row " barrow and 4. v ). Lindsey, AdminstIa
TORS Of John shelby deceased, rendered IN said Court
on The Ord day OF May 1900 Sale % take place a
oo"oek. Il. n. CLASC0CK,
. augzO-lH u. g Marshal, M. b. r.
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THE METHODIST.
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'TNhE METHODIST has BEEN BFFoRE rnP Pro.
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oval conservative Chriatan men evarywhare Ia
I'm WI ne 70 supply a complete Family, Reiiaious
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CT0LEN, fom HulnlHAND, Jewelor, on Go.
- i0n street, uhE PATENT LIVER ENGLISH
GOLD WATCH, manufactured by Juo. J0hnaion iv.
erpoQ The Waich @ 81 ANAL Size, With ullie dIal
engraved on che Inside "0to ". nAfnfn NON ha
"lioRACE hAEnEH." The above Reward viii b. rad
Or any Information thai may lead 70 the recovery of
the property, IA X. HAMMER
Iuue1-u
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The Ice Cream Garden
Claims Against the U. states.

a L ,ln a. HAIL w.i uttend 10 ihe collection al
g.1lms sgainst any of ths Unltod Slater aatherl
80 lhe aewauao House i N''"A+
Nashville. June l2ih lsGl.
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ARMf INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
No. II, South Fourth St,
SAINT LOuIs. NO.
SICK OR WOUNDED

aud for persons living AZ a distance who can rit,
10 The Army INTEL gence Ohlce and obtain rail-.
able information Of any soldier that en-.
listed 10 the States OF
Illinois, indiana, 0lio, fona, afchgah. lri,ass.
sia Minnesota, Reafuoiy and asis,6,sf
CtORRECr INTELLIGENCE WILL nc GIVEN on
~ any soldier from the above states whether
SICK, MouNnrn, Knttp, or TAExN PaIsdsra. and
IN what battles he may have been engaged, ana
where bis rnaimnnt O. eials.s.sA
Iniormation viii also be kiven Of the condition on
any aick OF wounded soldier in So Louis Louisviiia
Nuc.nnatis Nashville Mound City or any Iiospiiai
IN the western department. and where those kile ed
10 battle, or have died from thoif wounds are bof
Cd and where those taxed prisoners are con-
hned
This Is The only Army Intelligence Ohios IN tho
Department. Of de Mississippi, OF Western Depart.
ment,-aud information 81 soldicrs from any III iho
above states can be given "a any tins BY calling or
writing 70 The army Intelligence Ohice
p sous writing viii rieasc give the unme af The
soldier, what state he ensted In, and tho number OF
his regiment. Charges for any Kind orAt W luteu.
gence viii be Two DOLLARS. and any person y rltlnr
viii please enclose the amount IN order 70 secure
attention 10 their Inquiries,
Address Army Intelligence Once S. Louie No,
N caro- o. boX 1873 May rs, ls62-iy
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Ia all the Military departments tm
the District of the OhFo
Wanted to Rent.
DRAN AND eHORTs

fE BARRELS FRESH GROUND RYE FLOUR. On
OO hand aud Tor sale % the Broadway Mils,
Iuneo y. y. DfCKEY, Agent
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PROCLAMATION
BY
A N REV SON,
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE on TENNnssEF.
10 az pho s4aH see nee Prssenls--Greetiag ;

TO al rh0 shall see these Prsseafs-- GREETING
NNHEREAs q has been made Known 30 ue that
" hcefiaiu itohAa fAaisii, charged with having
committed foul and atr0olous murder on the gll
day Of December 1891 upon tho body Of janis Coon.
WAS late Of our County OF Davidson has Col from
Justice, aud p now running IA large
hoW, Therefore, ], AHunEw J0nsaos Governor a.
eoresin, by virtue " thQ power and authority Ia me
vested DO hcreby oier a reward Of Two iipsuarD
AND lnlY poLtAhei % any person or nerBbis who
hin 90 the sheriff 0r Tailor OF our County Of David
SON In order That Justice ia that behalf msy b. had
and cEocgted.
- in testimony whereof, have hersunto al
a. lmy hand and caused the great saal of aald
4 ~ slate 10 be aglXed % Nashville the iOib div
- Ut Augnst, 1902,
by th0 Governor ANDRTW JOUNa0N
kDYARp u. kAsri Secretary ofsaie.
auel1 div
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N Il w -
ICE CREAM SALOON.

U1HE Subscribers have Iuat Cited up, 10 handsome
siyn, in pleasaui ald cuuFfuient part of ffr
CIV at DO ali UNION ffRltIi next door 20 mo
Jewe'ly store ot pr. j. ilQWsrs, az ICE DREAM
SALOON, aud me ladies' and 0eniamen III kashviis
and Vicinity 40 respectfully nfitai % give thtui
very hu1i article ihli can Do made.
j. RARNTE
4 OCONNEH
kB-Fami'iss aud PARTIES supplisd Id ans hour
BY the quanutI On tle most LIBERAL isrma
luiyl9-f
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Wanted TO Hire,
A Good COOK. w ASHER and
uRONHF;
Enquire So ths Odrs. AZ
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IN band and for sale a, the Broadway Minis.
~ lunc0 d. D. Di1kET, Agent.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-03

TnR ARTISANS SAVINGS BAHK, No. III Mar
ket Street, Wilmington, Delaware. Office open to
receive deposits md make payments, daily, ex-
cept Sundays, from 0 O'Clock, A. NJ, TIL r.
Nj On Tuesday evenings from Z to o'clock,
and on Saturday evenings from to 7 o'clock.
Profits upon deposits in this institution aite'
payment OF necessary expenses, are all to be Ill
viied among the depositors. No salaries are t'
he mid to the officers until after the payment
dividends amounting to at least per cent pc
annum to the depositors.
The Charter enacts that no member OF tn
Board of Managers shall be entitled to receiy
nny profit or emolumeni for his services as sncl
or he allowed to borrow any funds deposited viii
the Corporation.
Managers. William s. lIilles, Edward Bets
mi Todd. Joseph W. Day, Charles W. HowlAd
Thomas W. Bowers George W. Bush, Edwr'
Moore, Leonard T. Wales, Clement Is. Smith
Dr.. j. r. Vaughan, James Scott, VIM. Canb'
WILLIAM S. IIiLLBs, President.
GgoRdE W. Bush, Vice President
JouN 2. McLEAR. Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-03

pRooenDlNds or THE Cry COUNoIL.-Thurs-
Jsy evening, December 20, le6l.-The Council
mai this evening. The minutes Of the last meet
ing were read and approved.
The Fiuance committee were continued on the
petition Of RaisOn g. Moody.
The Street committee reported tne accounts
Of VIM. simmons, City Commissioner, John
Doueherty, Charles MulEn, VIM. W. Simmons
and Toy s McKendrick, as correct. The same
committee vas continued on the account OF the
Clements Creek Marsh Compeny
The Watering Committee reported the monthly
statement of the Superintendent o: the Water
Works for November, 1861, correct and wer'
continued on the subject Of new Water Whee
for Mill No. 2.
The Committee On Public Buildings was con
tnued on the subjects of painting the roof Of th
twelfth Street Market House, and renting office
for ile Mayor and City Treasurer. A remou
sirance was presented from james c. Akin an
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-03
Sherif's Sale.

,sa By virtue Of writ Of Ais. Levari Faeias to mt
55IsH directed will be exposed to Public Sale, at the
il Hotel Of John Foster, in the city Of Wilmington,
llIl. New Castle County, Delaware, on SATURDAY,
hs IIih DAY Of January next Qs62) at o'clock T. NJ,
ihe following described Real Estate, vik'
All That certain lot piece or parcel Of land and Morocco
Factory thereon erected situate In the City of whining
t6n hnuned and described follows to VIII Beginning
Al h north easterly Of Third street and nine eet
Wide alley between Orange and Tatnall streets thence
along said alley nOrtherly parallel with falnall street one
hundred and three feet less to three feet wide
alley thence along the same aasieIy parallel win Thi9
sirt feet less TO land o. the helfS oi
WilIiam Hallowell. deceased thence along the same
sonthery parallel with nineteen ieet more or
less to stake thence westerly parallel with Ihlid ste9'
bo seven feet another stake thence souherly para-
ll NTH Orange street eighty feet more or less TO ths
aforesaid side of Third street. and thence along the same
westerly about iorytwo et to the place o peehhhs nc
The contents thereof what they may 80 =,
seized and tAkeu in Execution as the property oi
FREDERICK Hacke aud Isabella NJ, his WIFE, and George
grimm and Mary E. his wife, aud terre tenants and to b
sold by tpvt II Noopp sbsri9
sha,in's Office New Castle, Dec is, 1S6l-2O-ts.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-03
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward d. Porter, Principal

FALL SESSION 1860.
ulnE Fall aud Winter Session ol this institution VIII
L comu,ruce on the first WEDNESDAY of November,
aud continue five months
Ha beildinss aud grounds have been placed in com
pets order aud filled up with furniture especially
slnppd for tho comfort aud convenience Of Atudenls-
Rooms furnished u the older hoys, as In Colleges Tor
private study free from tile confusion aud restraint OF
trOol rnOn.
The Course 0f Instruction Ia thorough and practical,
designed tit yuung for admission 10 our heht Go
,E - the active duties ot the farm, shop or count
ug house.
y the iberality Of the Board Of Trustees, the Academy
is furnished with Library ~ 900 volumes, and one o
Tie lest collections Vt Chemical aud Philosophical appa
raus In the United SlAtesthus ailurdus facilities ol
asauring a complete scientific and Mathematical edura
lioa Tar superior TO most schools In our country.
1he hest Teachers will he employed. and no iabol
spaced to the proper moral mental ana phghlea
training Of tho young entrusted to his care Ierh'
nudeeate. For circulars and information address,
EDWARD u. PORTER,
apll Newark Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-03

AT, n WORTH PoSngRiSO OS-THE CERTlfIcArE ot ThE
Wnn,lA UslylpsA MEplcIsR-Ror the investigation OF
truth or for testing the merits of fact three things are
nse.ssary-uuiyefsAitg, authentic documents and per
sonai observation; all of which HOll0Waya Pills aud
Ontmont possesses in emAent deBTee-they ar9 uni.
yerss by heing advertised n every printed Language aud
sed by all nations throughout the world their authen
Tie Documents are the millions OF eertihed cures IN a
rimes and among all peopes and personal observation
n ihe toua tnds who daily Witness the immediate Iee
they are giving in coughs, colds, asthma bronchitis
sheszIng in the ches and dfieult breathing also the
radical euFes in neuralgia, tiedooreux rheumatism
lumbagO aud seiatica.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-03
GreI IaI uotItre.

Farming Implements Wanted.
Manufacturers OF all descriptions of FARM
IMPLEMENTS, may make arrangements TO
have their Utensils Sold to the very hest adyan-
taee, by au experienced salesman, well posted in
the business for many years, and formerly II
manufacturer OF Agricultural Fools,
Please call personally at the .4griculiaTdi im-
plrnpnt Agency, farmers Hay Mahsei, Sepenm anu
Ortord Streets, Philadelphia, where more farmers
congregate than at any other place IN fhila-
delnbie decl3 st.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-03
N MALASsEs, very due, for sale by
" VIC. 0lLPtN, 10Th aud II

~
" v, q. 0lLPlN, 10th and u
4 1t. CAssELBERRY will open, lhis morning hom the
j Cash auction sale OF Mesaff llAuEklf CO.. NEW
YORK: alsu the sales Of Aessls MyerA, tlHBhoIh
Co., the following bArgainN
10 pieces tidelas Reps, 25 centH
10 pieces BucSde Biazllllss Reps, 2s cts.
10 pieres Hep EllinOrs, 70 cents
"a lot ~ ali wool Cashnleres. satin Plaid, ~ CENTS
lot black ground Alerlno, Magenta ngures % cenlT'
sal Y1s all wool DelAiues, high eonis small hghres
very line, 81 ceus,
X Ps dunhiewdth French Cashmeres, awoal Brnehe
figures ~ u, cost zoe to import
Il Rs. Rrucals lOplns. 10 cents, ehean ~ 25f
CLOTHS, SEALSklNS AND CAsSlMEhEs
Several lots black ClothH, IL % to 81 70.
Lot black sealskins, 81.
/ Lot brown Sealskinh 81.
l,nt brown Ssalsgins, VI 10
Pa, "a French Cashmere. ~ %.
/ ps hue black Doeakin, 81
~. gray Doeskin, 5ih, alwool. ,,.
iot rleh ruld Floor Drugget. ~ yds wide 81 62I9
GLOVESl dLOVESl
Al Doz Lsdiss silk Aeecy lined Gloves, l6e.
II Dl2 Boys very lihe cloth uloVes. 0Vc
10 DOz Mems extra cloth Gloves, 36e.
/ lot real Buck uauntets, bsc, worth ~ 20.
In Doz BLACK Kid Gloves, sup. quality, 82l5.
suAWLSi SHAWLSl SliAWLSl
Over Gi BROCHE sIiAwLS from 50 % to $65.
over 2Ou Blanket Shawls from SO to $40.
% Anye Goods have all been bought at the recent cash
auction Sales, aud offered ut small advance,
j. X. CASSELBERRY,
Mammoth Dry Goods House,
40 North Eighth street, below Arch.
p s--Over 90 cases Staple uoeds now on hand
| including
| Canton PlAnuels, heached and nnbleAehed
81 81 and l1l Shetliugs.
Lssso@It' j. II. CAssELBERRY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-03
Beautiful Presents for the Holi'
daVs.

nHR subscrbe would respectfully call your attention
lto the Hne a,Enrtmsnt Of Photographic Albums, n
piiees asPhotOgaphs III the distinguished men of the
II $50 laid in fine stock Of books, writing desks
ne Z. books, ladies portmOunaies, purses, gold pens
portfolios, aud fancy articles generally. full assort
ment Of chdfens Holiday Books, Games, &c, 4c. Cal
and examine at No iO5 Market Street. Wilmington, Del
dec20 GEORGE CRAIG, JR.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-03
Jons ?. McLpAn. Treasurer.
Som, Of the reasons sOhy Brine sell so many
Shoes.

Som, Of the reasons phy Brine sell so many
Shoes:
In the first place, ne secures large AM COM
,',1ious es,abishment at low figure md fits
il up in good order. buys his stock i large
quantities thereby getting II at the lowest mar
eet prices he has his Shoes made 50 that me me
most fastidious cannot find fault with hemi his
exnenses being comparatively small, hsputs his
shoes down to the lowest living rates, and then
he adgertlses literally aud as consequence ne
sells his shoes oil rapidly and gets thy cash WIN
which to 90 in quest Of more bargainslo be again
laid before his customers, now at thistime OF the
YEAR, when everybody is buying Hoes for the
fall and winter. We would advise hem to giv'
Brni0 call, as he has on hand on' OF the bes
assorted STOCKS Of Ropts and SHOES hat Is to b'
found in the State. All bnAineai in his lin
nromptly and personally attended i by the pro
prietor, James W. Birnie, No. lO2 West seoon'
Street between shinley and orangb Wilmington
Del. Sign of the big Black Boot
OHIppHD LOCKWOOD, for sale at
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-03
Valuable Farm for Sale,

AZ. "a CONTAINING 1871 acres more or less, situate
fIH within miles of Delaware City adjoining George
ID! M Tybout, Barney Reybod and others 70 acres %
;I ooi order and excellent neighborhOodi 1t is divided
into fields we'll waiered with spring water II mas
line large new brick dwelling, tenant house and mone
ant buildings with considerable fruit. Ii is very
dssitsbie property Terms accommodating. Apply 10 the
onritor Cant JOSEPH MARTIN, on the premises or 10
P''f''e'' VIM MecAuLLEY, COG Market ST.
Wilmington, Del.