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ped-stopped By mediation II possible, by force
abaoluteiy necessary; but stopped ~ must he, In
deferebce 70 humanity In Difference W the interests
Of Europe, and 70 the preservation Of America IL
aelf-North and South"
The DAuY Nnws continues 70 deno,mce the idea
q recognising the South, the ground 81 Us afro
cious slsve system and its VI 'isgsed desire 70 re-
cpen the slave trade. II knows that An attempt AZ
recognition Is mfdita.ed, and says II Is tins tina,
the country N Jud utter its goice, In tones ulnis-
takeable, on TIE question.
II oinied out that the Reciprocity Treaty be-
tweei lht FEDERAL states and Canals, under which
certain r',i.Ies 81 produce and man,.-a lures are
exchanged etween the two oountries,c'u "a legally
he Terminated for four yeaisfrom the Pr sent Ne,
II having been made originally Tor ten years.
The Tnrs' city article says, thS the initiative In
proclaimng the blockade Of the southern ports In
efficient " lke'y 10 b taken by France, since The
elects Of the ton dearth are more severe upon
that country than upon 0rea, Britain.
TIN TusoARoRA AND TIE NASHVILLE,
The southampton correspondent Of the DAtLI
HEws writes The occasional movements Of tbs
TuscarOrs are still - mysterious a. ever She len
her mOOrings on the asa occasion - suddenly thai
tive Of her officers were len ashore. Even her hrs
Lieutenant does not appeal W know the intentions
ot the commander until the orders Of the Latter arr
given. Another federal man Of war Ia expected
here shortly Pilots live and sleep on board th'
less, - " he ready ~ take their respective ship
out 10 sea at moments notice. The officers Of thi
Nashville have expressed themselves indignant a
not lie able W &c, away from southampton undo
the Palmetto flag"
THE INTERVENTION IN MEXICO.
Tbs HKHALD's Paris correspondent says that, Il
addition v the 5000 troops ai eady sent W Meyicu
the frepsh Government, acting, II IL ts,ei, will
the sanction Of the English Cabinet have deternln
ed 70 dispatch another force Of about 5000 strong
under the command Of Major General and hi
stsh, who In W take the command in chief. II
reported that this step Ia decided on In conseq
OF the pre,ensions Of Spain.
The PArRtE also announces that II IL the inten
| tion 81 France 20 send " Mexico body Of troop
| equal " that Of the expeditonary corps IN Syria
and that the latest dispatches received from Mexo
have decided that the allied nations should adop
| final measures regards that country, and " o.
| cupy ia capital until permanent aud regula
| Government In established there with the free con
| sent 81 the population.
The TiNEs says that "France will take the lea
| In tie operations In Mexico, and we shall certalhl
feel no jealousy ON account Of the preponderanc
OF Der rec In that quarter, and until strong GuV
| eminent be formed, there would be No disluiet d
this side Il the channel N the French occupation
MIiso should continue year or two"
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The Expulsion Of senator Rr,sh,

As will DO observed by our Congressional 70.
port, Senator Bright has boon expelled, by
about the same vote which was predicted would
lie given nearly ten days since Notwithstand-
ing the buster of Congressional agita tors about
reerehehment and reform, nearly fortnight
mas boon wasted, and hundred thousand dol.
iArS uselessiy expended, upon a debate which
might well have rested until the close of the
war. or until that desirable period is nearer at
hand than Congress will soon allow it to be if
thoir policy OF much talk and little ac,io, "a %
lie pursuod - w
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1860, eighteen hundred ana Eve divS, and the
SIM asked O. CongTess for their gradual emAn.
cita,iou amounts b Eve hundred dollars heal,
which is q fair Price. The Wilmington REPUu.
n~,v .s,s tha, many Of the largest slavehold-
81. f.. 81 " Of this bill, and that q many
q L.. ,isveholiors would gladly exchange thsE
-.,r ~ money, which they could use in pay
rev, ~. 4 II lands and contemplated improve
...n.n y
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NEW YORK LR0IsLATURR.-scasi.

Albany, FEB. 5.-Mr. Smith gave notice o.
bin u provide compensation N passengers for y
sonal inlu les received ON railroads. and for the
tsblishment Of surgical stations ~ hospital sccN
moda ons on the lines of railroads.
Mr.. Connolly gave notice of y bill " raise the n,
York County Court House fund stock.
A bill was introduced 10y Mr.. Murphy N ans
the act for the formation Of Gas Companies !
Mr.. Connolly, concerning the public health Of =
city of New York. by Mr.. Smith, to amend thet
H. regulate the sale Of ppispns.
On Motion Of Mr.. Murphy, the Governor was
quoted " communicate 10 the Senate facts cpnnsI
I'd with the complaints made In December lad
Capt W. Trundy and others, against II Ar|
Master, j. w. Taylor.
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Naval.

Boston, FEB. 5.--The gunboats Ino and IIu
ron sailed today, the former for SHIP Island, and
the latter for Key West.
The bark Neapolitan, reported burned by the
rebel privateer Sumter, was built and owned in
Kingston, Mass, and was insured Ia Boston,
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Diviaion In Taunany Hall

n meeting Of the Tammany General Commi,
Zoe Is to DO held this evening, at which il i, az
Peoted that the subject of uniting the divided
and distracted Democracy of the city will com,
up In some shape. The prospect is not a homo
'ui one Tor there are decided symptoms o
revolt in Tsmmany ITSELF Messrs. CLANCY.
WATKRBuRr, SwRENY and others taking ex.
coPiion TO the undue measure of control exer.
cised by HARRY GENET and his friends who
now have things pretty much their own wav
IN the old wigwam. An appeal to the rank and
uie OIL the party for thorough reorganization
Is tAlkod o. and project is on foot for the for.
NATION oil an "lndependent General Commit.
leo 70 dispute the leadership with Tamm,nv.
1t Is hardly probable that tho division will be
carried to this extreme, and Mr.. CLANCY has
declared his spposition TO such a plan, though
expressing great dissatisfaction with the rule of
ofhee-holcers TO which he asserts Tammanv
Hall Ia now given over. Six of the Tan
Committee are Aldermen three Councilman
.nroe state Senator'S three Assemblymen; Eou-
oupeiVsors five Judges one School Com.
missioner at least ten in the City Inspec,or's
Department two each in the Croton W.tar
Department, Street Commissioner OH ,e. shsr-
IN Q Othce and Board of Education one Har
lem Bridge Commissioner two in the ofiso or
the CeIk Of the Common Council, and sundrv
otherr' inspectors contractors, or otherwise
connected with municipal Affairs
The list lisa long one, but perhaps the pro
portion OF Office holders in Tammany II III is not
30 much greater than usual
Sensible LIE sislaIiOn In Delaware
a bill is TO beiH'roduced into the Legislature
oil Delaware to abolish slavery in that state. BY
ihis Dill 1t Is provided that all slaves over thir
ty-hve years Of age shall be freed within ninety
days after 1t becomes Law an under thirty.Sve
shall become free on reaching that age all
males born after the bill beco mes law are TO be
slaves till they arc tWenty-one, and females till
they are eghteeni and all slavery is to cease
alter January 1st 1872. These provisions are |
maze conditional upon this, that Congress
"ni' al us present session, engage to pay to the
STATE oil Delaware, in bonds Of the United States
beaiiPg interest at the rate Of six per centum |
per annum' the sum of 5000, 600, ia ten an
nual instruments, 100000 TO be naval. 90
some day before the first day Of ssn,orO,,,,
1867, 10 establish fund for securing full .n5
fair compensation to the owners Of slaves who
shall have been Invested of their property bv
force OF tho act In question"
De'"Wals has, according 10 the census Of |
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LOCAL NEWS.
New York and the Vicinity.

ANOTHER EFFORT IN BEHALF OF GoRpor
Alter the sentence Of death had been pronounGs~
on tie slave-pirate, Gordon, great edoru were
made H. have il commuted hy tho President, and
among many other eIPedients, Mrs Gordon in
duced four II the twelve jurors who, in aocorAnos
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POSTSCRIPT,
Later from General Grant

tennessee Rirer, feJ, 4, 1862 Grant is
DO" np Tennessee, within three miles If Fort
Henry A hsh' ant cipated. Seven gunboat. with
MN four more coming Firing now heard.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Holloway PIils.-Every man may be NJ
own Doctor II he carry with him a box Of these "a
nous Pills.
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LATEST n EWS
BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE VIEW YORK SON.
-O-
Important from Kentucky.
MOVEMENTS or GENERAL GRANT.
A BLOODY FIGHT IN PROSPECT
From Fortress Monroe.
No News of the Burnside Expedition.
Later European News.
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
WHAT BRITISH POLITICIANS SAY.
! THREATS TO BREAK THE BLOCKADE,
Another Rebel ye-.cI ut Liverpool.
Discussion of the Stone Blockade.
Earl RUSSELLS OPINION.
Operations Of the sumpter.
SIR CAPTURES TWO PRIZES.
DEsERrION OF SIX OF HER CREW
The European Press.
INTERESTING EXTRACTS.
From Washington
. Expulsion Of Senator Bright
= WHAT uR SAID or HIMSELF
|
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CoMAnpokE MUTT HAS BEEN VISITED ny
over 1900 people the last three days Every b,dv
IS anxious 10 see him at orc, and seeing him once.
they are sure 10 60 again.
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Mr.. Coddington presented petition from
Homeopathic physicians of New York, asking
"a just share Of the practice In the Bellevue hosp
~ he Placed In their charge.
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the Turin papers publish dispatch from Rome,
asserting MAT the Austrian government WA. about 70
1idIt', note e. The Great Powers declaring that
meitite Of Piedmont constitutes perpetual men.
acc and renders II necessary that she should be re-
lurcd h cisarrn.
a marriage was talked Of between Prince Oscar
Italy. 80 -
The OrrEIcE Of Turin sayS, that the Emperor
Napoleon was taking steps Wlh Russia for the
recognition Cf the Kingdom ~ Italy by that Power
me san journal says there question of sub
sututng Italian for Pontifcal troops in the Pltri-
mohy of 81. Peter, or at least Of establishing mixed
SHrrisons ~ French and Italian troops in order h.
insure tranquility in the interior, and deprive the
hrigSnds Of all refuge Rome would continue 10 DO
occupied by the French.
spain.
The official Gazette formally nounces that the
Queen Is cnceinte
Russia.
An Imperial ukase had been publ shed stating
mat IN view Of the increased req uiremsnts OF the
state Al augmentation will be made In the poll and
stamp taxes and in import duties, which, In the
cAeT OF the latter will be fye per cent articles
entering Russia by the European and AsiaGc from
uerH TAX will also be levied on registered lettor,
Brazil.
ADDITIONAL dslaiL by the French mail report that
'''tS' FLORES has taken Possession Of Santa Fe
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united Statea of Amerioa.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
y WHEREAS, libel Of information was fled within
Wv aud for the Middle District Of Tennessee at
Nashviile on the ma day Of June, A. D., 1862 BY
John Trlmble, Esq, Attorney TOE the United states
for the Middle District Of Tennessre who prosecutes
herein on behalf OF the United States against certain
property, yizi certain I9t situated near the SOUTH
cast corner OF Broad and Front Streets In the City Of
Nashvile being tue next lot to the corner lot are.
sad on which corner lot Is situated the Brass oun.
Dry Of b. Coles said lot fronting Front stree run
hing back towards the river thence nearly Iarallcl
20 the river and thence back to Front rtrcot The cor
ner Of said lot on Front street farthest from Broad
being opposite small blacksmths shop, situated on
the other side Of Front street, and also an the Build
iugs ON said lot and also al the fixtures machinery
too =, implements and materials Of every descripii
connected with sad lot and buildings said buildings
On said lot being the Foundry Of one r. NJ. Brennan
and pray log process against said property that The
same be condemned as forfeited.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance OF tho monltion, sn
der the seat OF said Court TO directed aRd deliver
cd, do hereby give public notice to an persons
claiming said property, OF In any manner Interested
therein that they be and appear before said Circuit
curt to be held at the city Of Nashville an and for
said District on the 10th day Of October 1862 at 10
O'Clock In the forenoon Of that day, then aud there
% interpose their claims, aud 10 make their allega
tons 10 that behalf, f. r. GIAsCOCK
june IL, lbb2-lN .. \. Marshal N ID T.
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United States of Amerioa.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE. ~
WHEREAS, inform alton was o. ed within and Tor
w the Middle District Of Tennessee, AZ Nashville
on the 2sth day of May AID. lS62, by John Trimble
ESQ., Attorney for the United States for the Middle
District of Tennessee who prosccutes herein on behalf
Of We United states, against certain property, viz
Lot situated the Northeast oorRar Of cherry street
and Franklin street, 10 South Nashville, and the
buildings thcrO1 the said buildings recently erected
for the purpose OF preparing materials for the manu-
hcture Of Gunpuwder; also the machinery aud Ok.
lures connected with said establishment praying pro-
cess against the same that il be Condemned az Tor.
feited. ." ..
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the moniton, mn
der the seal Of said Court, 10 mo directed anu dcy
cred, do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming SAID property or IN any manner Interested
therein, that they be and appear before said Crcu
Court, 10 be held at the City Of Nashville In aud tor
said District, on the eth day OF october 1s62 al 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon of that day. then and there
interpose their claims, aud to make their allegations
IN that beh9lf H. r. GLASCOtK
ne3 L. $. Marshal NJ. D. r.
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In Chancerv at Nashville.

CTATE Of TENNEssEE.--At Rules held in the
- Clerks ONCE, Chancery Court at Nashville, Mon.
day, July the III, 1862 -
John shilito, Complainant, Is. II Marshall Ct al De
icndants. y. .... .Hr.I|H
II appearing liOm affidavit filed In this cause that
the Defendant, Hammond Marshall, has removed
himself from The state OF Tennessee, that the ord
nary process Of law cannot be served on him, and
thpt tue defendant c. X Marshall, is a non.res dent
of the state Of tennessee. II s ordered that hey DO
enter their Appearance herein before within the
Grst three days OF the next term Of said Court, to be
held on the LIST Monday IN November next CSG2) and
plead, answer demur to COmplainants bill, thg
same ,vii be taken Tor confessed az TO them. and set
for hearing parte, aud that copy OF this order be
published once week Tor four successive weeks Ia the
Nashville Union. a Copy-Attest -. bad.
J. e. GLEAVEs, c. an
c RUssELt TousroS, Sol for oomplt juiylJWA
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CiTAfE- Oh TESNEsslsE---At Rulss hold an lie
y Clerks Oflce, Coanccry Court 81 Nashville llnn-
day July tie zen, 1862.
j. i. Beech Comp anant p West u Humthrcy. ne.
fendaut
ltarpCrmg from aniiavN ilod ln this cause that
Vac lNicndants West II. Humphreys has repovcdfrom
The state ul Tcuncs &c or s ~ abscoudug conceal
ing hhsel MAT The ordinary process @, the law can
notbe Served on him. It's oriored that b. enter hk
appearance herein before a. within tle ist threc lays
ol the next term Of gvd C0urt 20 BE- acd the lrsi
M0ndayin November next lis62l ind plead answer Or
demuf "a Compalnanta bh, or the sanc vii be taken
for confessed % him and SET FOR hearing narte
nnd that COPY 0f this nrdcf be published once week
A. Cory--Attdst ,.l.. al. .f.#.-.F s...,f
J. e. GfEAyEs, &. An
Us Bars eox Sol Coz Compl't lniy t8WN
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united States Of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE
NATHEREAS a li0oi Of information was nlea 'Rlth
w In and for the Middle District 0f Tcnuossec, al
Nashville, on the Goth day OF May, A. u , 1862 BY
John Trmblc, Esq, Attorney for the uufied sta ~
FOR the Middle District Of Tennessee who prasocutcs
horcn on behalf OF the United States against a cor
lam Lot and tho Buildings thereon, situated fronting
on Market Street, 70 the City o. Nashville known a.
Ellis a Moores Foundry and Machine Shop, Eust Of,
and near Broad street, n the City of Nashville: also,
81 the machinery tools, fixtures and implements
tud mtierai connected with said Tot ana Faubdry
ard Machine chop and Buildlua. foe reaaons aud
causes Ia said libel Of Information mentioned, aud
praying process against the said property that the
same DC condemned rs irrfsited
Now, therefore in pursuance Of ihe moniton, under
the seal OF said Court, % me directed aud delivered
do hereby give public notice 70 an persons claiming
said property or Ina any manner Interested therein,
that they be and appear before said Circuit Court to
be held at the city OF Nashville, ih and tor said IBIS
ret the 10th day Of October lSG2 at 10 oclock In
the forenoon OF that day then aud there to ntrrpose
their claims, aud - make their allegations Ia that
behalf n r. GtAsUoCK
june "a, ls62.--l4t. u g. Marshal, N d. T
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CiTATE i0F TENNESSEE.--At Rules held n, the
- Clerks Once Chanccry Court at Nashville Mon
day July the 1th 1862 @ . $500 t.if
John Shillito, Complainant, g. n Mar-haU ct ais, De
fendaut.
IL appearing from affidavit lled in this cause that
the Defendant, Hammond Marshall, has removed
himself from tho limits Of the State Of Tonnesseee
that the ordinary process OF the law cannot be served
on him. II IL ordered that he de- enter his appearance
herein before within the rs three days of the next
term Of said Court TO be held ON the 1st Monday IN
November next qS62) and lead, answer or demur to
Complainant bill, the same will he taken for
esed % him. and Get for hearing pan e and that
copy Of this order DO published once week for four
successive weeks In the Nashville Union,
A Copy--Attest . j. h. GLEAVES, {. q nj.
RUSSELL IIoUsToS, Sol. for Compt.. juyl3w4t
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Wanted to Rent.
RYE FLOUR.

R6 BARRns FREsn GROUND RYE FIOuR, on
OD hand aud 90 gale 81 he Hroadvay ANS
lanaa y D. hickey AgeBt
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CyTATE or TENNESSEE Rules hold Ia the
- Clerks Office, Chanoery Court at Wash vile, Mon.
day, July The 7u. 1864, III t M
Cynthia Brown ct al Complainant w. West VI.
ftI Humphreys, Defendant. ff IHf
II appearing hom affidavit nlcd in this cause that
thcdefsn dant, West n Humphreys hssren0Sed from
State OF Tennessee OF % abscOnding or conccalmg
himself that the ordinary proCess 81 the law cannot
be served on him Il Il ordered that no DO enter his
appearances herein before or within the dfst three
days OF The uei term Of SAID Court, % be held the
lsl Mondy IN November xt OS62) aud plead, answer
or dcmuf 70 compinanrs BILL the lno viii Be o.
ken fer confessed as 70 him and for hearing ex pare
aud mat cepy Uf ths order be published once week
Tor Tour successive weeks Ia the Nashville Uplon %
. A C0pv-Ailest J. 4. GLEAVfs, q h ~
j. s. BRfS sos, solE for Complt ulsl3wtL
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The Editor will be greatly obliged TO
persons making up clubs for the UNION if
they will remit 10 the publishers and not
to himself. Communications and sub
scriptions arc sometimes mixed up with
private information in such manner as
to cause needless delay and trouble to
all parties. rE
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In Chancerv at Nashvllle.

CtTATE OF TENNESsEE.-At Rules held IN the
- Clerks Office Chancefy Court at Nashville, Non
day, july the 9TH, 1862, ..
samnel Ramsey Complknanr Vs. Widow and Heirs al
law Of samuel spark man and others Defendants,
Il appearing rom affidavit hled IN this ca0se that
the Delendants, j. Lowell and wife Betty W. Lowell,
sre non Of the State OF Tennessee ills ordered
that. they do euiHr their appearance herein before
within the first tlree days Of the next term of sal
Court 10 be held on the LIST Monday in November next
QS02) and plead, answer or demnr to Compliments
bill, the same will be taken for confessed as to
them and set for hearing ex parte, AMI that copy
Of this order be published week Tor four sue
cesRive weeks in the Nashville Union.
A Copy Attest; j, +. GLEANES, c. Il NJ.
] s. BRiEN & Sov SOlf for Complies. iulyl3w4
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$40 REWARD

MY son John Tate taken from the neighDor.
4flhood OF bowling Green KY, by the Texas
Rangers the l2th day Of February, 1884 an car.
ried south He Is about Is years old, bright mulAt
20 color, face ffecked, about FEET Inches high,
rather spare built has scar his side from a scad
aud also Of his legs from dog bite will give
the above reward for his liberation II retnrned 10
his home aud pay all expenses attending the same.
ELIZA TATE
iuly2-dlm
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In Chancerv at Nashville.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE At Rules held in the
- Clerks Oaioe, Chauoery .urt 1T Nashville, Mon
day, Jnlyy the ia, 1862 % r.t.....f.
Isnac s. Nichols Complainant H. Charles l.. Chill
dress and others, J ptcndauts. ..
II appearing from affidavit llcd IN this cause that
she Defendant 3 thhdrcss il non residept ~ the
State Of Tennessee IL s ordered that he do enter his
appearance herein before or within the trst three
days OF the next term OF said Court to be held on The
lst Monday In Novemb rneNA (S62) and plead answer
or dtmur to Complainant bill, the same VIII be Ia
ken for confessed 10 him and sat for hearing eN
parte aud that copy of this order be published once
a week for four successive weeks VI the Nashville
.t''. .' !. r. GIEAvES, &. X NJ.
D. +. WugN, So. for Compt. JulylSwlt
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PIonan NotIce.

We have no time 10 transcribe COM
mun:cations. We sometimes receive
communications with a scrap Of conf
Dental information written on tho back
of the manuscript. OF course If we use
the manuscript we have % re-write IL
and this imposes entirely TOO much labor
on ms. We have no time for such work.
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In Chancerv at Nashville.

CTATE or TENN ESSEE AT Rules held IN the
- Clerk s Office, Chanccry Cobrt at Nashville, AloE,
day, July tho 7th, 1902.
Alartha. CWman, Complainant, Js H1muuud
..'N Marshall, Defendant
It appearing from affidavit Glcd m this Caufc that
the Defendant, Hammond Marshall, has removed
himself from the state OF Tenuesseo, thar the Ordi
nary process OF the law cannot be served on him II
is ordered that lie 10 enter bis appearance herein be-
fore or within the rst three days Of the next term Of
said Court, 10 be held the lst Monday n NOvern-
Der next (ls62) and plead, answer dclnur 10 Com
panants bill, or the same win be taken for confessed
~ to them and set for hearing parte, and that
copy Of this order be published once week for four
successive weeks in tue Nashville Union.
A Copy Attest J. T.. GI.EAVEs c. & NJ.
II IIousTON, Sol for Comprt. july13w4t
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson County, Ifnu ,Iuiy "a, 1862 notIo
" man, who says his Rame h ALFRED, and belongs
10 Tom Holt, administratr Of Mr.. Vinceus OF AVID.
sOn county, Tepn.; age about - years weighs lac
pounds feet inches hish color, copper scar on
leftside Of forehead.
HE owner is requested to come forward, prove pro
perty, aud pay charges, as claw directs. tI ..
-fN hN' ".i.' j. NJ. HINTON,
tq'y3l-St r.i Isf sheriff and JaiUr Of d. G. .