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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-15
Sherifs Sale.

DY virtue Of avepditioai exponas 20 me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Curt
m Davidson County, Tennessee, AZ rs March Term,
1862, will expose 20 public sale 70 the highest bid
der for cash. the Court house Yard toe City Of
Nashville Saturday, the 18th day Of July, 1862
all the right, title, clam, ntei est and estate which
Isaac Paul and henry Hi then had on may have
since acquired In and 10 the following described piece
or parcesof land lying 10 Davidson County Siato Of
'nnessee, In the city Of Nashville, Ina book No, 80,
page 0)6, situated In the 7th ward, aud known n6
lots No. ] and 2, In Daniel Mlers subdivision OF
lots Nos. 49, 20 and q in Mulkeys plan OF UniyeI-
silly lots, situated ON iaul street, beginning at the
co ner OF lot belonging 70 HI Mofrb estate; run
ming thence With Paul street so feet towards Miller
street 10 10 foot alley thencept right angles with
said alley $50 feet q ~ foot alley; thence at right
angles with said ale SO feet 10 stake in Ri Nor.
rid ine thence az night angles 1855 ioot b. the bcgia-
ni' being levied on as the property Of Isaac laui
and HPnry Hll % satisfy Judgment rendered in IA
vor of oils Moore, use, &c, against Isaac Paul,
Henry 800 and Ira r. J0ues
JAMES NJ. HINTON
Jus I4-9t Sherin OF ID. G.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-15
Sheriff. Sale.

DY virtue Of a yendtioni exponas to me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson County, Tennessee, at les March Term
1862 will expose public sale to the highest bid
der, for cash. at the Court house Yard ia the City Of
Nashville, on Saturday, the Goth day OF July 1862
N. p, Corbitt then had or may have since acquired
In and 20 the following described tract of land living
In Davidson County, STATE Of Tennessee for reference
see book No. pages 2S3 aud 2Si No. Z, bounded as
northeast OF lot No. and 40 AS poles north
Of Ash; iunning thence northeast 5s26 poles 10 a
stake in Whsetys line thence west lzZ poles "a the
centre Of the Nashville turnpike road thence south
wardly with said centre % the northwest corner Of
said lot No o. thence with the north boundary Of
said lot q the beginning, containing Thirty eight
3s-l60 poles, which there has been sold on Of IS
acres which leaves about 20 25acres being levied
ON ms the p operty Of n. p COrbtt b satisfy judg
ment rendered IN favor Of James Barnes against n
P Corbtt, + J Corbitt, J. COrbiitan y M Cotbitt.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
June IA, lS62-3t heriG Of p. C.
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II will be remembered that during the
occupation Of the theatre last winter by
KEEBLE's Dramatic Company, that the
eagle on the proscenium was defaoed by
a certain party or parties. The present
management have received several urgent
communications in regard to the above,
all requesting that the same be restored
or replaced We are happy TO announce
that a medallion portrait of GEORGE
WAsHNaToN now fills the place Surely
no one can find any fault with this. At
the same time, the management wish it
distinctly understood that it is not their
desire or intention TO mix in political
matters in any shape whatever-their
sole aim being to give a series of drama
tic entertainments which will please all,
irrespective Of party,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-15

talent, energy, industry and virtue,
though born in the lOwliest walks Of life,
can yet win It's highest honors? Few Of
our rich men in the South ever think Of
these homely things, although they see
every day the remnants Of decayed FAM
lies passing before their eyes, livingwi
nesses Of the uncertainty Of wealth. Let
il not be said that these unfortunates re-
flute our eulogy on the advantages Of
free government. They are only nlOna-
ments Of a Uioioais and perverted education,
and the reason ,0hy they do not rise agajnby
honest and honorable industry, is because their
parents haze taught them TO despi8e that in
dust,y. 1t is confirmation instead of
refutation Of our position. Improves that
free government, accompanied with the
benefits of education and habits of in
dustry, is the greatest blessing d the
noblest legacy that we can bequeath to
our children.
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Interest of the Rich in Free Govern
nanI.

Interest of the Rich i'm Free Govern
menL.
1t is no uncommon, but a great and
most mischievous deluaion of the rich,
that they have interests in government
distinct from those of the poor, and that,
although free government may be high
ly desirable for those in narrow circum-
stances, they themselves would be much
more secure and happy in an aristocracy
or Monarchy. 1t is a most lamentable
error--a stupenduous mistake. The in
terests of the rich and poor are one, and
cannot be sundered without great harm
to both. The capitalist is as much in
terested, or should feel so, in the preser-
walton of free institutions as the mocha
mic who works in his employment The
uncertainty of wealth and the insecurity
of property is the proverb of the world.
The wise Monarch of Judea who saw how
quickly the accumulated fortunes of
years melted away through misfortune,
accident and chances unnumbered, or
the improvidence of heirs, exclaimed:- -
Riches take unto themselves wings, and
fly awayl" The man who labors life
time to leave a great farm or a chest of
gold TO his sons and daughters, has be-
queathed them gilded bubble, a morn
ing cloud, heeting rainbow. Every
man Of wealth who has suffered himself
to be deluded into the advocacy of gov
erGment of privileged classes, should
consider that before the flowers of spring
have blossomed for the first time over his
grave, the ever-revolving wheel of for
tune places his darling child in the vale
of poverty. God dissipates the rich
mans possessions by a thousand reverses
and chances. And can any father, who
loves his child, desire TO bring in gov
6rnment whose iron weight shall prevent
his heir, if unfortunate, from rising
again in the world? Would you doom
your son to hopeless poverty Sup
pose what is highly probable, that
you could foresee that your son,
whom you have just established in a
princely business, and palatial man
sion, would in few years by fire or un-
wise speculations or war or vicious hab-
its, lose his property, and be reduced to
penury, under what government would
you wish TO place him? Under the mon
archy Of Great Britain, or the American
Repuhlie? Would yes wisha him to feel
in despair that the road to fortune and
influence was blocked 10 him forever by
titled mobiles, and naughty aristocracy;
or would you prefer to place him under
those noble and liberal institutions where
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-15
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue OF venditioni exponas 90 me directed,
ID and delivered from tbs Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, at its March Term,
1862, viii expose TO public sale, 20 the highest bid
der for cash, vt the Court house Yard In the City Of
Nashville, Saturday the 2Gh day u Juy, 1862 all
the right, title, claim interest and e-tate, which C.
X. Winston then had or may have since acquired,
in and 70 the following described property 10 wit lot
OF ground In dgeheld No. fronting 30 feet Porter
Street; being the same conveyed 10 O. X Winston by
NJ. W. Wetmore, In book No IS page 220. Also lOt
No. /, fronting 40 feet High Street, aud running
back 30 feet TO 10 feet alley, and situated in the
sth ward Of tho City Of Nashville, ana being No In
the plan Of lots OF Alexander Campbell aud wife, and
recorded IN the registers ONCE OF Davidson county,
Tennessee, IN book 49, page Gf0 20 which reference Is
hereby made being levied on as the property of w.
Winston, o. salty judgment rendered IN favor Of
Arts Brown against c. X Winston, Is. WirEton, A. b.
ana E 1 l.. Woods.
j. NJ HINTON,
June a, 1902 sheriff Of b 4.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-15

The following named gentlemen, M. H.
Howard, w. X. Bowling, B. S. Rhea, j
w. Hoyt Isaac Paul, ]. o. Griffith, G. X.
Winston, and ]. Lytton Bostick, cOnsti-
tute the present Board of Education
Several Of the number are away down
in Dixie, and others are presumed not ia
be loyal. How long will the Common
COuncil ignore these facts or fail in dis
charge of duty?
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TnrArRn. = Monday evening, BUoK.

THrATRE. - Monday evening, Buck
N9NR's domestic drama Of "Luke the
p ~ q" and the farce Of the "Dead
4 win comprise the bill, But few
in the English language have
haracters finer drawn, or more
g hly portrayed, than "Luke the La
p IL is one of those plays calcu-
y Ato awaken the true feelings of SYM
.hyfin the audience, and in conse-
dende has always been an especial
lavOrite with all play -gOers. Mr.. II. A.
WEAVER assumes the part of Luke, Mr..
HAMILTON as Philip, Mrs. BERSARD as
Clara, Miss Moons as the Dame, Miss
soANLAN as Jenny. Then comes dance
by Miss CoNsTASTME, and the whole to
conclude with the farce Of the "Dead
Shot"
We have noticed on one or two occa-
sions that several parties have made a
rather conspicuous display Of boots
flhis is entirely out Of order, aud "those
whose business il is should see 10 x
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-15

General LEDBETTER, the notorious rebel
hangman of East Tennessee, was the first
fellow to run away from Bridgeport when
our forces attacked that place. A rebel
remarked to another when he heard the
news, "By thunder our man had the
right name for once, for he led better than
anybody ever heard Oft"
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-15

JEFF. DAVIS, in his inaugural, spoke in
terms Of adherence Of the Federal Cow
eminent which waged war upon women
and children. And yet the system of
guerilla warfare waged by himself over
the Border Slave States is nothing but
war waged against women and children.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-15
Discretion.

The editors Of the Memphis Appeal who
said a few months ago that Tile soil Of
Kentucky must be held By he Coqteaerate'
at WHATEVER COST OF BLOOD AND
TREASURE" fed at the rate of $40
ten days before the Federal troops reach
ed their own city.
Rebel chivalry
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-15

The inquiry is frequently made, "Who
constitute the Board of Directors of the
Bank of Tennessee p For the informa-
ton of such we reproduce Gov. HARRIS
message of Nov. 2, 1861;
Executive DEPARTMENT,
November 2, 1861.
Gentlemen Of The Senate
and House Of Representatives.:
/ hereby nominate for your approval aud
confirmation the following gentlemen, a. Di
rectors Of the Bank Of Tennessee, for the
next two years; E....
Granville G. forfeit Of Davidson
James johnson, ~ .H
M. 5 Pitcher 4" "
John ii. Williams, 4"
William StOckell,
X. Morris, h"
Aris Brown,
Z A. Keeble, Of Rutherford;
]. Y Blythe, Of Wilson;
w. 5 Massey. Of Cann1n.
Henry Hart, Of RohrIison;
N y Perkins, Of Williamson:
H. II. Bradley, Of Smith;
John ii. Mal0ue, Of Sumner;
L Oglesby, Of Macon
Respec fully, SHAN G. HARRIS.
On motion Of Mr. Martin, OF Wilson, the
nominations were confirmed.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-15

- The clergy Of. Nashville treat the
wounded, half-dead men in our hospitals
as the Priest and the Levite did the man
who fell among thieves. They seem to
be acting under a limited commission.
Evidently, they are neither Christ-like
in department nor teaching.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-15

The most dangerous adversary TO sub
tie encrOachments and usurpations Of
aristocracy, is a system of education for
the mass of the people. Hence the vio-
lent opposition to the Free-Sohool system
in nearly all the Southern States.
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warning.

certain mercantile firm on Cherry
street, is making itself some reputation
by insolent remarks to Union people. If
they do not stop it Immediately, they
shall be accommodated with quarters in
the Work house.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-15

Quite number Of ladies have been
confined since Gov. johnson returned to
ennessee.-Jou,naJ
The Journal will no doubt be glad to
learn they are "doing as well as could
be expected"
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-15
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.

LOUISVILLE, June l4-Gold is quoted in
New York at seven per cent. premium.
The rebels have about $4,000 troops az
Richmond. No military news Of Importance.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-15

A Roman Senator used to conclude all
his speeches with this sentiment: 4" Car
Hage must be destroyed I" Let us repeat
as frequently this noble sentiment; "The
-Eebellion must be destroyed"
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-15
"I was Sick and yo visited mO.'

Thus when the final Judge shall sit
upon the throne of his glory, will he ad-
dress the righteous. Are there any of
that class Of persons in Nashville? We
would not suppose there were more than
a dozen, judging from their attention to
the sick.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-15
SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE IS, 1862.
Religious Notice.

Rev. JAMES MATTHEWS will preach to
the soldiers on parole at their camp, near
the fair grounds, at o'clock this evening.
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Fifteen rooms free Of rent to the fami-
lies Of those fighting LINcoLN's hordes--
free Of rent, till the war closes. Was this
a bogus advertisement, or are the fifteen
rooms absolutely occupied, and is the
above named L. Pol0ers No. "a Market
street, loyal citizen Of the United
States to-day?
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-15

The Louisville journal is very racy, but
il isn't as racey as the rebel army.
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Powers magnanimi,y.

RENT FREE.-I have three small houses,
five rooms each, which / will let to the
families of those actually in service in
fighting Lincoln's hordes, free of rent, till
the war closes or till their return.
H. Powers,
No. "a Market street.
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@ashpiIIe atuiuu.
BusTNEss NOTICE.

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the rates annexed to be paid Tor whoR han
ded IN.
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unless By special agreement
49, Advertisements inserted IN Che Local Column
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letters on business and ali remit ances must be
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communications and Letters intend ID for Insertion
must DO addressed 10 s. G. MERCER, Editor.
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8g Telegraph.

tspeoial Tolosram 70 Nashville, ralon.l
, 1862-02-08

four yea.s, and until his encceseor ehsn be elected
and qnalided, and whose dutlea and compensation
shan be regulated By Law.
each county. By the quattne electors thereof who
ehal hold Ills ONCE Tor tho term Of four years and
until hia eucceeBor Hhan be elected and qualified.
whose duties and compensation shall be regulated
Sc. 81. Two justices ehau be elected in each
comfy not having township organization. bJ the
10 noa fheF
succeseorB ahan be elected and q1allded, aud who,
together with the county judge, shall form court
ness a 50 and internal concerns 81 the counties, and
who ebal] hpl such terms, pertorm snch duties and
receive such compensation asmay be prescribed BY
SEC IS. There email be elected. by the qualified
electors Of each county, a sheriff, who shall hold
his office for the term Of four years and until his
lit ne person shall 6e eligible 10 said otdee moFa
SEC. 81 The general assembly ahall impose q
to be applied toward the payment Of the salaries
Of judges and other expenses ot courts and which
tax ehall be apportoned - follows: On each civil
sa!t IN he courts Of justices o tne psaee ta3 @ of
either By appea! OF commenced N the county OF
other inferior courts. TAX Of not lese than fifty
cents; and on each civil suit either by appeal OF
tEan one dollar.
sA1AmEs or JUDGES.
SEC. 81. The amount arising from eaidta1 90 i'm.
posed upon suits in the county, Justices and inte
flor courte, shall be paid into the county treasury
to be applied toward the payment OF the salarfes
of county judges and county attorneys and al ex
cess after payment Of their salaries to be paid
into the State treasury.
SEC S. There ehall be elected In each county
in this State in such districts as the general as
eembly may direct, by the qualified electors there
Of. competent number Of Justices Of the peace
who shall hold their offices for the term OF fon
years, and until their successors shall have beer
elected and qualified and who ehan perform sue!
duties, receive such compensation. and exercis'
such jurisdiction as may bepIeecribed By Law. Bu
throughout the State, and shall be limited to case
where the Judgment to be rendered shall not e1
( coed one hundred doE[lfs.
, 1862-02-08

WI c. REYNOLDS. AttofneT. Mortgage
III Dearborn g.reet Chicago. ia1l-kG
, 1862-02-08
LXABILITIESs

,V1c ,,nonnt of liabilities due O. not due to
- naa ~ - ~ 49, n,i,a- ~ ~ craGit~rs 49, Eotttnr
ELL 6at ~ ais 9t 9.nse ra Sne Snns
iasses a5}tsfesi and not dc. e...,.'.... $ss 07
LosseS pnaaJ'Eieo' l" saspense1 VI s,st III te
bE: IL iii: r small r nrfnf
1ng &c. o,o,n+ ,,cnv.d IN any Tuen.
anS E,sant, i,n1Inst 81 ~ o''
yst ns of Soc Ta4 Ii aa 'ne CITY 'o"
The Ehasier y on nle Mitn .sgs s9e Aualo1-
AA133oa0' 'anoa's 4ss4 = + HEsDEE, Secretary
STATE OF CpESECTICUT, Hartford County, 49,
PeFsonslly aprcare1 before Ae. Henry Fowler =
Hendec, Secretary, ind made aolemn oata. that the
, 1862-02-08
CpECIAL COMMISSIONERS
~ SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
One Of the best Business Lots On Clark Street.


STATE or ILLINOIS, cook CotSrx-ss.
C1EcE1r EoCRE or Cooa CoCSTT.1
In Chancety.
Florence MahenJ vs Rebecca A Mahony. ct. al
PUBLIC notice ts hereby gtven that I. L. C.. Paine
Commissioner appointed In the above emitted csu.e
10 uake sale Of the ca1 Estte hereinafter described
Will, IN WEDNESDAY. February 18th, 1s6, ut Id
O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day. sell st public auc
.iuu the highest bidder, the north door or the
Cout House Of the County. Of Cook. In tue City OF CHI
caso. upoE terms of one.haf cash. and the baianc.
payable In equal nstaMeu1s, one and t*o years from
The date OF san sale respectively with Interest ten
irr cent ray4b.c annually. nil Of the following parcel
ef lsnd -Iazt Of Lot five 5 IN Block thirty efEtt ts
in the Oricih: Town Of Ch3cc, described follows
to.wt: Commencing C!at street at point IN the
west line Of said ioE twenty to} feet from! the nort
west cetneE thereof. taeucc sonth on Clark street
twenty 0l feet the nee east On line parallel witt! the
ror:h line Of add lot ejgkfy v} feet t.su:a nost
the east line OF said Let twenty co feet, 1hcuce West
linz psralle with the north line Of said lot eighty
Toy feet 10 the place OF beginning Upon tile coa.
Nrn,ati1 ct the sale. 81 as Aforesaid to he aJe Of
eafG premises, Decd will be executed By the under
signed the purchaser. who will be required 70 exc
cute rotfs luS the deferred payments with Deed Of
Trust. tplr extcuted by the purchaser. said Land
secure same. For Information A. to tue title TO-
nn CONDITION Of tie property reitrHace fs made to
Hor1e. Miller L Le~7a. Solicitors ot Complainant LII
HEoye untitled carae. L. G. PAINE FkEER
Master In Ghabcery OF Coax County,
And S.eC1al Commissioner.
Chicago January 23tl1 1s6. ja;s9Efi,t I'd
, 1862-02-08

I ~ ~ ~ iI ~ ~ 4E1CA
l. Stenhen Derr and Horatio G. Lumbard hare
asted Areil 5th, 4. D. 1853 parable to Timothy Kirk
q order tn months from the date thereof be1E for
and drawing interest At the rate Of ten ccnE there
being nov due upon said nvte about tAe sum of twelve
Deed Of Trust executed b. said DER and Lurbar.l,
conveying to the undersigned lot eleven III in Block
Clty Of Chicago. County Of Cook and State of luois
which Deed vas recorded in The oise Of the Recorder
Deeds, Page Gil.
Now 1AezsfnEe Ii pursuance with tic poars In sold
Dred and upon the application OF the legal of
said Nots Thomas Freeman. tie Trustee AMI Grantee
IN said Decd WILL on the 11:h dug Of February, 4 D.
lS2 ten oc'ocs In the forenoon Of sui da The
north door q tLe Cen1t Hoase IN said City Of
sell at public aucffon for c8a to the highest b14ncr
thc above describtd lot Of land snd appurtcaauccs
1ni Ill right a1a equity OF redemption therein OF satt
Derr aaa to tsaEe tue b1ance Of money due
CIT said Note, will the costs Aua expenses pf s sale
TEttMAS FREEMAN, Trustee. &c.
Chicago, February 4.il 1S62 fe5 E...atd
, 1862-02-08
4un.bcr.

r UMBER.-.A. Foster i Co.,
whn,eta ale a1a retail dealers IN St Clair, saytzaW
Doors .nd Bstads- Having on hand . iarEe. dry and
well selected stock. offer a. prices to slit TIA timex
Ya7d. Wes. TEehth street the btide. Poas ptce
Boz 21H E.K-I2clude1 In c-s Etacs. are eighteen
{ec. Stock Boatu5, 3a39 E6J1n
, 1862-02-08

MORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas
~ sa a dfted 1s tne IT az I ee
q Of 5afes Rnnatsa Il r. T
}ass sG f ts pieaEs. @ iser.t
E u g s
lsfs Stewart and paEable othe orteE Of ay;en
tsessan4 desss Islo5i rsyses = ths aI.s a. 8
s5 q y ST. 3's
eea gsssf ss sy a q f. az
the nat d= efHaY 1sa And where's i y p-ovt.l.
Ss,nsPts a., ;;'s5
dHva then the Eafd principal Of sixteen thousand
dollars shalt at once heeone ana hs tae ana payas.s
~ y N note sn
has been nadein the payment said iustanents Of IN.
MI : y e. @as Ss n -
dted dollars each nuriqg a those da1es rss?sctisey
esSs s " I'd & e e
the said sum q slateen dollars With n
md tss Is sad
AoEtEage q 20 much 1heFssf a nay be n neGsssaE
sfseasa e f hs hes Sss tss5sa
I'll os o at ng9s G , ne nghess @ @
fourteenth Jay Of Iarch A. B. $50 as the North door
esgs sass as 81 Ssfsss
took and STATE Of Illinois and aoN1 md deseE3b-
asss = Es $: e
S.FS sSS; e. Sas hsss "a sss9 @
s1sen s1aa5e@ bos q "a et n
Bicek thirtesa Tsi d ..j5 seasa BEaash Aa$isloa
81 s;:s Esi1i 81 6 e'''
i ii KbbzH6aRs bssfbos s:4se Aaf3GsS5 GS:sso