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SENATE. House order providing that all
petitions not presented before the LIST OF
February, be referred to the next Legislature,
was, on motion OF Mr.. Jordan amended 50
as to read 18th instead of LIST, and the order
as amended was passed.
On motion of Mr.. Sweat,
Ordered, That the Committee on the Judic-
larry be instructed to inquire into the expe.
dicncy OF 80 amending sect. 46, chap. lib OF
the Revised Statutes, as to enable creditors
in interest to make the oath required by said
section in all suits therein contemplated, and
to report by bill or otherwise.
Mr.. Peters called up the order relating to
the abolished Normal Schools, and the same
was passed in concurrence.
Mr.. Sweat called up the House order laid
on the table by his motion providing for the
appointment OF o Joint Select Committee to
consider the propriety Of repeating certain
acts and resolves rendering the State liable to
pay money, and the same was passed. and
Messrs. Sweat, Smart. Benson, Blunt.
Woods. Noyes and Hubbard joined on the
part Of the Senate.
HousE.-Peiiiions presented and referred
OF Lydia A. Hardy for change Of name ; OF
ID. S. Preble and ais. of Newcastle, for a
law by which the Liquor Agents Of the State
shall be made to supply pure unadulterated
liquors OF Elijah Comyns and ais. for same ;
of Trustees of Ellsworth Bank for additional
time to close tho affairs of said Bank; OF
Washington Bray and ais. of Naples, for in
corporation of Mutual Fire Insurance Com.
pany of d. S. Crossman and 20 ais. IN aid
of petition of David Larrabee: OF "A. w.
Putnam and als. Of Princeton. for law au.
thorizing the sale Of certain lands.
Passed 10 be cndcted-An act to amend
chapter 7S of the Revised Statues, relating to
Courts of County Commissioners.
Mr.. Gould of Thomaston, from the Com
mittee ON the Judiciary, to which was re-
ferrcd an order relating to q change of the
law regarding the election of Selcctmen OF
towns, reported that legislation is inexpc-
dent. Accepted.
On motion of Mr.. Bean of Maysyilc,
Ordered, That the Committee on State
Lands and State Roads he directed to inquire
into the expediency of authorizing the Land
Agent to sell swamp and meadow lands to
actual settlers in towns and plantations with
out requiring them to settle on said lands.
On motion Of Mr.. Blake OF Bangor.
Ordered. That the Committee on Finance
be instructed to inquire into the cxpediency
Of repeating chap. So of the Revised Statues
or of suspcnding neutrality-suspicious. under
said chapter to the Board Of Agriculture and
to County Agricultural Societies until after
tho restoration of peace and our finances
shall he relieved somewhat Of the war pressure
upon them.
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y Our friend A. L. Berry, advertiscs in
this paper furs at great discount from usual
prices. A good opportunity now occurs to
buy cheap. .....t .............. .-.... ..
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Mlaine Legislature.
AUGUSTA, Jan. IL.


Mr.. Vinton presented memorial Of Grand
Division Of Sons of Temperance, for the en-.
actment of law providing for the sale OF
pure liquor for medicinal and mechanical
purposes. .-
A message was received from the Governor,
by the hands of the Secretary OF State in
response to the order passed calling for in.
formation relating to the rumored .passags,, OF
British troops over the soil OF Maine. The
message is as follows
have to say that have no knowledge OF
information upon tho subject referred to-
which is not already in possession OF the
public. No measures have yet been taken
by the Executive to prevent the passage o'
British troops over the territory ofthis State
But the subject will nor fail to meet imrne'
date attention.
ISRAEL WAsHBURN, Jr.
Executive Department,
Council Chamber, Jan. l3, 1862.
IIousE.-On motion of Mr.. lPhlnney o.
Gorham.
Ordered, That the Committee on the
Judiciary inquire into the cxpcdiency OF SC
altering section 20, chap. 3, OF the Revised
Statutes, as to provide that towns may select
selectmen as follows-At the annual meet,
ing in March, 1862, there shall DO elected
one selectman for one year, one for two yeais
and one for three years, and annually there
after one selectman whose term OF service
shall be for three years.
On motion 0fMr. Hayden OF Bath.
Ordered, That the Committee ON Educa'
tion.be instructed to inquire into the exIpe
diency of so altering or amending the law
relative TO the duties OF school agents MS &c
compel them to comply with the wishes o.
the majority as to the time for the commence
ment OF schools.
On motion of Mr.. Bean Of Maysyille,
Ordered, That the COMMITTEE on STATE
Lands be instructed to designate and repor,
by resolve such townships or parts of town
ships as may DO required for settlement thu
ensuing year.
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zR z BEF7 HHD TO HRooHazHGB, AND
Mr.. Hayden moved tho indefinite post.
of the order. Carried.

Mr.. Hayden moved the INDEFINITE post
ponement Of the order. Carried.
On motion Of Mr.. Randall OF Frecport,.
Ordered, That the Committee on the
Judiciary consider the cxpcdiency oiso amend.
INK sections SO and SO Of Revised Statutes, rs
to provide a greater penalty for the refusal or
neglect of persons, when notified, to bring
lists Of their estates to the assessors OF towns;
also, to make it obligatory on the part OF
the assessors to require oath to DO made 10
the correctness OF the same, and further TO
amend by enactins penalty Tor swearing
falsely thereto.
On motion Of Mr.. Heyden of Bath,
Ordered, That all petitions not presented
to the Legislature on or before the first day
of February next, shall be referred to the next
Legislature.
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or dllar,
Great Fight In Kentucky.

ZolieoGer's body in The hands of our troops
Large number Of rebel prisoners taken
ReJsi loss 275-Loss of The lOm Indiana
Reaiment IS.
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Years have passed. \ great change has
taken place in the old homestead. White
paint and green blinds have added much to
it appearance; large, handsome portico
adorns its front. and bay windows its sides.
A greenhouse has been erected where the old
shed stood, in which plants rich and rart
bloom perpetually. The grounds, too, have
been laid out with unequallcd skill and taste
Fruit and ornamental trees, and an endless
variety OF shrubs, have grown into beauty
md flowers Of every description blossom in
its gardens. The old wall has been removed
where Howe took his luckless leap, and q
thick, heavy hedge has arisen in It's stead
Earth can present no fairer. lovelier spot, no
iireside more winsomc, no home more happy
or hearts more loving and devoted than those
Of its inmates, Harry Elton and his wife An
ME, AMI their charming family. Thomas
Elton did not long survive his disgrace, and
Elton Hall descended to his brother.
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AUGUSTA, Jan. Is.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 10.
SESATE.-NIr. Farewell submitted the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were, on his mo-
ton. ordered to lie on the table and be
printed
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That night sleep refused 10 visit tho eyulids
of Harry Elton they remained as wide open
AT il they had been fastened. Ills mind was
filed with all sorts Of surmises and cOniec-
lures. The events ofthe evening, 50 far from
intimidating him into submission to the loss
of his lawful rights, made him the more de-
termined 10 yindicate them, and to carry the
will into court. lie remembered perfectly
well that in his last interview with Dixon,
before going to York, he had threatened him
strongly, and saw ut glance that the willy
LAWYER was exceedingly ayerse to having a
LEGAL Investigation made OF the matter.
Would il not be better said Dixon, in
his usual bland, silycry voice. for your
brother to buy you QUIT To settle upon you
n certain sum for the REIMBURSEMENT OF your
claims3 A lawsuit would be an expensive
affair. II would unquestionably 80 against
you, and the costs Of the suit would be
thrown upon YOU to pay
This conversation he recalled TO mind ;and
that Dixon and the ghost were acting in con-
cert there could BE- no doubt, and that their
object was to terrify him into Submission.
To defeat this object and unrayel the mys-
terry OF the will, all the energies Of his mind
were bent Dixon little knew, with all his ar,
and cunning, that in arOusing the slumberin.
FIRE OF Harry he had powerful Zoe TO cope
with. fully, ifnot more than his match. A
scheme was devised and To produce the reap
pearance OF the ghost was part of il.
In pursuance Of the course marked out for
himself. another visit was paid to Dixon
lie protested more strongly than ever his do
termination TO adhere 10 his purpose of re-
sorting TO law 10 establish his rights, declared
that the will should DO proved forgery, and
the perpetrators Of the foul act be brought
to justice. In vain Dixon expostulatcd ant
sought to disuade him from his purpose
Harry was not to DO moved. Wen zee,
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SryArr.-Mr. Fescnden, from the com.
mittee ON Finance. reported back the House
ioint resolution, declaratory OF the purpose
Of Congress to impose tax. which was
pased-39 TO /.
Hor.E.-Mr. Train Of Mas. introduced
bill transferring the pcnitentiary buildings
In the District Of Columbia 70 the War DEE
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PROSP ECTUS
on the
NASHVILLE UNION

THE NASHVILLE UNION was commenced few weeks
snoo for the purpose Of opposing the Rebel Southern
Confcderacy, and OF advocating the restoration Of
Federal authority, without any abatement, over all
the States which have attempted 10 secede It holds
AZ friends all who support and as foes all who oppose
the Union Of the States. It has no watohword but
FREKDoM AND NGuoSAIrY
With rebels and traitU has no compromise 70
mako II contends for the Federal Constitution and
the Laws made in pursuance thereof as the SUPREME
Law OF THE LAND, anything in the Constitution and
laws Of any Of the States to the contrary notwth-
standing.
II contends for the Union Of tho States, because
without II the preservation OF liberties and inst
tutIons And the organization or society itself are
wholly impossible Therefore, whatever stands in
he way Of crushing out the rebellion and restoring
. Union must perish, no matter by what name Il be
He'd.
10 The people Of Tennessee ever renowned for their
devotion TO Liberty and Union, until they we're be-
trayed to the rebel despotism at Richmond by per
dioua Governor and corrupt Legislature, and who
have felt 20 heavily the awful curse OF treason and
anarchy, we appeal FOR support. Lot the names Of
rebel office holders, Vigilance Committees, and Minute
Men, who have filled our borders with mourning, be
gbbetted before the world Let those ambitious aud
SvArclous men Who have plotted our ruin for their
own aggrRndlzement be fastened to the pillory Of
shame, no matter how high their position in society.
Let 1t be shown how the sefstyled defenders of
"southern Rights" are now leading maraudng bands
Of freebooters add moss troopers State kid
mapping negroes stealing horses and cattle, breaking
Into houses burning railroad bridges and cars, and
numbering unarmed citizens in cold blood Let the
truth SO long excluded by the Southern consprators,
now circulate freely through every neighborhood,
and our cause viii assuredly triumph win not loyal
men everywhere aid us in the dissemination Of facts
and the advocacy OF Free GovernmcntY
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United Statea of Amerina.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
lkJHEBEAS, inform alton was Il Ell within and for
" the Middle District OF Tennessee, at Nashville
ON the iSth day of May, AID, 1862 by John Irimble
ESQ, Attorney tor The DATED States for The Middle
District of Tennessee, Who pr0scOutps herein ON behalf
VI me Unite sates against certain property, VIZ a
Lot situated uu the North east CORNER Of cherry street
anu Fraukun street. In south Nashville, aud the
buildings thurton hefaid buildings recently erected
iacturc Of Gunpowder; also the machinery and tx
lures ueuncoted With said establishment, pIaving pro
co's against tle same, that lt be Caudcmnc,l ns tor
fcitid. wv
W, thorcflre, N pursuance Of the monition, un
der tn sea- % said Court, 10 me directed and deiv
cred DO hereby give public notice to all persons
oluming sad property, or IN any manner interested
theren, That they be ami appear before SAID Crc1a
Court, 10 be held at the CITY Of Nashville IN and tnr
said District, on the 9Th day of October 1902 al 10
ucofk 10 ho ioreuoon OF that day. then and t6ere 10
ipigrp1le lhef slams, and TO make their allegations
w thal oc''l h. X. GLASGOW
H'' Us. Marshal NJ d. T.
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united Safe OF America.

Middle DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE
M iitREAS, libel or information was flicd within
w aud lur tue Middle District OF Tcuuossoo al
Nlshg !lle 90 the 2ni day Of Juoc, A. y 1902, bv
John irmolH Esq, Attorney Ter The United states
Tor the Middle nisuict Of Tcuuossce who prosecutes
herein on behalf Of Che United states AGAINST certain
pro oity VIZ; certain Lot situated near tho south.
cast corncr of Broad and Front streets Ia the city OF
nashville, being toe next ui o. the corner lot afre
SAID oh which corner lot Is situated, the Brass fnun
dry OF b. Coci said lot fronting Front street rum
nng back towards he river, thence nearly arallel
TO Tie river and then 70 back q Front ttrtct The cor
uer OF said iot on Front street flrthtst from Broad
being opposite small BaoSsmth's shup, Situated on
the ether SIDE Of Front street, and also 0l tho Buud
iugs on I'd ot and also al the 0xtures machinery
TOO :, implements and mat rails OF every descrptl m
CONNECTED with sad lot and buildings; said huldings
on said lot being The Foundry Of one T. NJ fireman
and praying process against said property that the
same be condemned as forfeited.
Now, therefore, ln pursuance or The mouitian s,a
der the seal OF snid Court to mo directed aud deliver
cd, ] do hereby give public uotloe TO an parsons
calming sad property, or IN any manner Interested
thorcin that they be and appear before said CrcuH
burt, 20 bo held ot the city OF Nashyile an and fr
said District ON The 10Th day Of October 1862, al 10
O'Clock 90 The forenoon of that day then aud thore
70 intepose tn,i claims, aud % make their ALICIA
unns 90 thai behalf. r.. h. GLASCOCk,
June III, lSd2-lit L. IS. Marshal NJ ID n
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United states of America:

MIDDLE INSTRUCT OF TENNESSEE.
NNlEREAs n libel 81 Information was dled with.
W iu and for The Middle District OF Tennessee, at
Nashville, on the Goth day Of MAY, A. q 1852 by
Johu lrimbc, f-l., Attorney Tor the United Sta'Cs
Tor tbo Middle District of Tennessee who proeecutos
herein ON hchau Of the usipd states arsinst a GER
tain LOO and tlC Buidinss thereon, situated fronting
uu Marx street, ia the City OF Nashville known az
tilis Is Moore's Foundry ana Machine shop, East Of,
and near Broad street, the CITY OF Nashville also
All the machinery tools, 6Niures and implements
End internal CONNECTED th said lot and Foundry
and Machine shop and building for reasons and
causes in said hbcl ui information mentioned and
praying process against the said property that the
same DE clulCiunci us forfeited.
Now therefore, n pursuance of the monltion, under
the seal ot said Court o. me directed and delivered
un hen nhg FiNr uuhf Uoiiru 60 en- rprauua CLAIMING
sad p"ppfty ur in any manner Interested therein.
tuat Wcy h 1nd aprc1r before 8l'd circuit Court 20
ho lcld ai u.e Ctyoi Nsshy 10, 10 end Cor said bis
tct on The oth daF 20 Nvtohsr 1855, at no o'clock To-
the urgroru W that day then and tbere 10 interpnse
thgir clima, and 81 make thOr allegations ia that
bchfI r. A. GLASCOCk.
. JUuc " lS92 LIT q s. Marshal, 81 ID. r
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CTATE OF TESNEsSEE.-At Rides held in the
- Clerks ONCE Chancery Court at Nashville, Mon
day July the 9TH 1862
John shillito, Complainant, rs II Marshall ct ais De
iendant.
IL appearing from affidavit hled IN this cause that
the Defendant, Hammond Marshall, has removed
himself from the limits Of the State OF Tennessee so
that the ordinary process Of the law cannot be served
HIM. 4, is ordered that he do enter his appearance
herein before within the first three days OF the next
term Of said Court, TO be held the lst Monday in
November next IS62) and lead, answer or demnr 10
Complainant bill, or the same will be taken for con
tossed TO him. aud SGT for hearing pare and that
copy OF this order be published once week for four
successive weeks In the Nashville Union
A Copy-Atlest ], y. GLEAVES, G. AN.
RUssEII HoUsTny Sol. for COmpt iuyi3W4t
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Announcements OF Candidates.
Sherif's Sale.

ny virtue Of hi Ia % me dirc0led and delivered
ID nom tho Honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson
Ooonty Tennessee, az lie March Term 1862, Nill eX
noee 10 public sale 90 she highest bidder, for cash
"a me Courthouse Yard, Ia the city OF Nashville uu
saturday, the 80 day OF August, isd2, an the right
ttls. elaim, interest and estate, which W. q, Bush
thep had Or may have since acquired IN aud Co the
f,o,yinr dosoribed lot OF Ground Niug Ia navi Ism
Oonnty State 81 Tenn -see there being no deed of
record In the llhgatef's ohce) Ia south Nashville,
sotin "a tae rast side or Cherry Street 90 feet aud
rnnntnS baet hall way 20 College Street, ani bounded
~, bsth sttss by the property on Isaac Paul on which
tbsrs b q twostoy orek house oeiug We same solI
~ ~ fivsian Grove property, aud levied on AZ The
,,r',srty I'D w. "a Bu5h, 20 satisfy Judgment ron
dersd M favor Of Thomas Wells against w. T. Nance
W" j. NJ HINTON
IA, raos H0Hsog, Dep Sad 0hef'u I" d. g.
August iih, iso2-h
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In Chaneery at Nashville.

CCATE Of TENNEssEE.-At Rules held in tho
- Oerk'a Oalcr, Clnncory Court at Nash5 iie Mon.
day, July tho 7th, 1862.
John shiilto, 1mplainant II. Marshall ct AL De
PENDANTS
Il appearing from affidavit filed in this cause that
the defendant, Hammond Marshall has removed
himself from The State of Tennessee 30 that the rrd
nary process Of law cannot DE served on hun, and
tibet the defendant G. X. Marshall, s rou-rcs dent
OF the state Of IeuneHsee IL D. ordered That q cy do
enter their appearance herein before or within the
first three days Of the next term OF said Court to b,
held on the LIST M'uday in November next 0S62) anc
pleaad answer or demur TO Complainant bin, or the
same will be taken for confessed as 70 them and sci
for hearing ex parie aud that copy OF this order b,
published once week for four successive weeks m Ia,
Nashville Union. COpy-Attest
j. +. GLEAYES, C. Nm
RUSSELL HousToN Sol ior Complt nlyl3w4t
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MIDDLE DISTRICT o. TENNESSEE
WHEREAS a libel or Information was nled within
w end Cor tae Middle DISTRICT 81 Ionnofsee, at
Nafhvlle. GA the 9Th Gay OF June, A. n, lSc2, by
John IrimhIe ia, Attorney 0r The Unitei States
ior The M aie District of Tennessee, who prosocutes
hareu on behalf Of che pnued states against certain
property, vE The Machinery and Fixtures q Watson
Noider'a Powder Sill, on Sycamore Creek, M the
County of Chatham, in tle State OF Tennessee the
UuidUgs used On connection with said machinery.
ana some I've or six acres Of land on which the build
laEs etand' praying process against said property
tha the same De condemned as forfeited
NOW, tncref ~, in pursuance Of the monlion under
uo seal oi sall Court 10 me directed and delivered /
Vo hereby give publo notice On an persons claiming
shu property, OF 10 any mauucr Interested therein,
tuai They uc and appear hciurc said Circuit Court TO
uo held ot the CITY Of Nashville. IN aud for sid Dis.
rict 90 tue 10Th daY of october, 1862 al no clock 10
uo io mo- UI tat day, then and there to lntcrpose
ueir claims and 10 make their anegaiionr IN that
Behalf E r. GLAsCOCk,
s1ue o. lNo2-i8l. q. Marshal, NJ d. T.
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NotIee 20 CInb.MnI,or..

The Editor win be greatly obliged to
persons making up clubs for the Us'IoE il
they win remit 70 the publishers and not
TO himself Communications and sub
scriptions are sometimes mixed up with
private information in such a manner as
to cause needless delay and trouble TO
all narfiea.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CTATE OF Tl,NNESSEE.--At Rules held in the
- Clerks Office, Chanccry Court at Nashville, Mon
day, July the 9TH, 1862.
Samnel Kai1cy Complainant a. Widow and Heirs at
law CT -amuci Spark mau and Others defendants.
II appearing from affidavit 1led In this causr that
the Defendants, j. lowell and wife BETTY W. Lowell,
nonresident OF the state Of Tennessee IL Is ordered
that they do enter their appearance herein before
within the rst tnrec days Of the next term Of sal
Court 10 be held ON the LIST Monday IN November ncNt
GSj2) and plead, answer or demur to Compliments
bill, or the same will be taken for confessed as to
them and set for hearing OK parte, AMI that copy
Of this order be Published once week for four sue
Ce7sivc weeks in the Nashville Union.
A Copy Attest: j. E. GlEAVES, c. d NJ
J. S. BRigV x Sos Sol Cor Uomp'ls. uyl3w4
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In Chancerv at NASHVILLE.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE--At Rules held 10 the
- ClerA's ONCE, Chanoory Court at Nashville Mon.
day July the 7th, 1892,
Cynthia Brown et OIL C0mplainnnts, W. West II.
Humphreys, Defendant.
70 appearing nom an lavil fled In this cause that
the defendant, West II. Humphreys has removed from
State Of Tennessee Is 30 ahscondng or concealing
himself that The ordinary process Of The law cannot
be served him II 81 ordered that he do entcr his
appearance herein before or within the arst three
days Of the next term Of said Court 20 be held on the
lat N0ndy 10 November Xt 0S62) and plead, answer
demur % Compiainants bill. or the me will be "a
Ken for confessed 40 him and set Cor hearing ex plre
and that copy OF This order De published week
mr four successive weeks 10 tho Nashville Union.
A topy--Attest. J. T. GLl-ANES, CAM
f. 3. BRlEN & soN, sofa for Compt. iWyl3wit.
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NAsHvru, Tenu, July ~, 1892.