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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-08
Committed to Jail

nF Davason county, Tenn, July q, isG2, negro
" mao, who says his nauie Is MOSES, and belongs
TO Sas Tucker, Of Rutherford Coanty, Tim; Ak
about 40 years feet inches high weighs rs
The owner is requested t. come forward prov
property, and pay charges as the Law directs.
j. N. HINTON,
July3l-3t r-r1 sheriff and laor Of d. O.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-08
COMMITTED I'D Jail

OF Davidson county, Tenn. July rs, ls62, a negro
" man, who says his name Is DUNllORE, and be
ougs TO Jesse Martin Of Marshall County Tom age
about % ycars feet inches high color, black
hnnd- iudoat(s hard lRbar
The owner Is requested 10 come forward, prove pro-
perty, A. pay chargos US tue law directs.
...I u. n. HINTON
luyjl--St Shorif and Tailor Of u. c.
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Committed To Hail

OF Davidson County, Tenn, July 20, 1862 negro
" man, who says his name is JOHN, and belongs
70 All Rackman, or Rutherford County, Tenn; age
about 90 years feet inches high Weighs los
pounds scar on forehead, and several fcns on len
hand color, black. LIB D. .g.r#.
The owner is requested TO come forward, prove
property, and pay charges as the law directs it
.f. j, NJ. HINTON, .g,,.
lplySl-3t Sheria and 1ailOr OF ~ C.
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STEAM FROM
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL,
THE STEAMSHIP ..rt .
GREAT EAsTERN,
wAbrra PlroS, Commander, .H
WIN b. le.nnlohed


FnoN LIyERPooL, FRoa NEW YoRK.
Calling al Queenstown, saturday, o.. .... July &c
saturday, August is Tuesday, ... september 9
Wednesday, October Saturday, .... 0ct0hRr Is
Tuesday, November Is Thursday, December II
This magnificent ship having proved herself IN
eQualled 0r speed safety and comfort (sea sickness
being unknown on boardD Is strongly reoommendsd
ns the most eligible conveyance ilr paEaengurs
Iinar CABIN.
From s95 TO sl35 each berth, ACCORDING % the size
situation, and accommodation Of The State Rooms all
having thp same privileges in The Saloons and IN re-
gard % meals and attendance Suites OF apartments
ior families may be engaged by special agreement
TICKETS FOR THE VOYAGE to and from LIVER
POOLS PARE AND A HALF
servants accumpangipg Passengers, and children
under ~ years Of uee, halt taFo inhhis Nee
fa sEuoNn OkniS.
State room herlhs, meals fpraishei az sepqlats ~
Bile, ..,.."..... .,,..,, ,,,,.,,,,,-s70
rufan CAhIs. .-
Intermediate STATE Room passengers found with
beds baddlng, table utenslla, and good suhstans
frEEHAGF, II.
With superior atiQna, .-t. so
Fares by the Great Eastern on and 8fteF tho trip
Of the 9th " September viii be advanced Us Iey
cent.
Zach passenger allowed 20 cubic feet Of luggase.--
An experienced Surgeon ON board.
For height ana lassagr, appy %
CllAs, A. WHITNEY,
Al che Office, No. 90 hTuadHay, NY.
H0WLAkD a AsPINWALL, Agents.
July go, is62-till Dee H..
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HEADoUARTERs U. s. FoRCEs, !
NASHVILLE, July 26, 1925
specIaI Orders, 10. ss.

III. All soldiers, except 0rderlies,
Messengers, and Soldiers on duty in the
City, hereafter found in the City Of Nash
willie without a pass signed by the proper
Commanding Officer or Surgeon Of Hos
pital, will be arrested by the Provost
Guard, held in custody, and put on police
duty under direction of the Provost Mar
shall until regularly released. Passes
will not be held good at night after 81
O'Clock; and soldiers found in the streets
after that hour, except the classes above
mentioned, will be dealt with in the same
manner as soldier without pass. Or
derlies and Messengers will be furnished
by the proper authority, with certificates
showing them 10 be such. ? : 3 ~
". All non commissioned officers and
soldiers found In citizens dress viii be
deemed prima Jaeie, as deserters, and will
be arrested by the Provost Guard, and
held in custody by the Provost Marshal,
TO await trial and punishment
By order,
COL JOHN +. MILLER,
v.lrff Commanding Post.
L. Rowland,
A. D. c. & A. A. G.
Julv CIV.
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson County, Tenn, July 2S. 1862, a negro
~ msn. who says us name rs IEW1S and belongs
to Levi Wade, Of Rutherford County, Tenn; age SO
years feet 10 inches high weighs about rounds
color, light black. H'r.T.-.4 Hrl .sNHf
property, and pay charges rs the law directs w
J. NJ HINTON,
ny3l-3t .- l Sheriff and Jailor of D. C.
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson County, Tenn July 9s 1902 a negro
" man, who says his name is PETER, and belongs
20 a. lleadofson, Of Ruthfrford County Tenn, age
about years weighs i 90 pounds iect 10 inches
hiFh color, black.
? The owner Is requested 10 come forward, Prove
property, and pay charges, az the law directs
j. NJ HINTON,
iuly3l-3t Sheriff and Jaiior Of d. 4
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Committed to Jail

nv Davidson County, Tenn, July n, ls02, negro
~ woman, who says her naino Is FANNY, and be-
longs 10 JnO. A Crockett, uf MufireUsbDrO Tenn:
age IS years wrighs about 40 ponndsi Z fset or
inches hig right eye 0ut scars on left wrist, ard
near the corner a. The lct I'VE
The owner Is requested b. o0Ino forward, prove
property, and pay Charges, rs tha lay direots.
j. NJ. nlNTON,
luly3l-3t Sheriff aad Tailor Of b. c.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-08
Committed to Jail

M Davidson county, Tenn, Jaly IS, 1859, negro
" mar, who Eass his name Is TOM, and belongs 10
a henderson, Of Rutherford county Tenn age about
~ years feet Inches high weighs so pounds
color black.
The owner IS requested to c,me forward, prove
property, aud pay charges AZ the law directs.
J. NJ HIN1ON,
julj 3l-St Shefid and jailor y. C.
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Oommnlirtad To Iail

~ Davidson County, Tenn,, July 10, 1862, negro
" man who lays his name Is FREDERICK, aud
belongs 10 Franois Grby, Of Madison County, Ala
AGO about n years feet ~ inches htgE weighs
1856 pounds color, light copper II. f-... F..
1he owner Is requested 10 como forward provo
property, and pay charges as the law directs.
.. y n. HINTON,
iuly8l-W Sheriff and Tailor n. G.
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Committed to Jail

" Davidson County, Tenn, July -, 1869, a negro
" man, WHO says his namo ID STEPHEN and belongs
to George Parker, Of Washington County, Miss, age
~ years s ieot inches high weighs 100 pounds :
color black 1.-TWO scars on left wrist. f 1.H'
fhe owner il requested 70 come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, as the law directs II.
j. N. HINTON,
tnly3l--3t Sheriff aud Tailor 81 D. C. Fl
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Committee to Jail

OF Davidson county, Tenn, July q, 1882 a negro
" man, who says his name Is SIMON, and belongs
TO Jno, J. Crowder, OF Wilamson County, Tenn. !;
age about 25 years 6 feetf inches high weighs 40
pounds color, black scar on len hand from burn
The owner IL requested TO come forward, Prove
property, and pay charges as the hW directs.
I'M. HINTON,
D. mly3l-3t .Haf. sheriff and Ianor a u. c. o
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson County, Tenn, Jaly "a. 1862, negro
" man, who says his name Is HENRY, and belongs
10 Matt Scruggs, OF Bedford Ouunty ,Tenn age about
% years s feet : inches high weighs I65 pounds
color, black.
The owner s requested TO como forward prove
property, and pay charges as the law directs.
4. j. NJ HINTON,
luly3l-3t Sheriff and Tailor Of G.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-08
Committed TO Jail

OF Davidson County, Tenn, June 10, 1892, a negro
W man, who says his name Is JAJK and belongs
to Richard Hide, Of Davidson County Tgnn. age about
30 years Weighs about ITO pounds loft eye out scar
The owner 3 requested to come forward, prove pro.
perty, and pay charges, as the law directs. ~
j. NJ HINTON,
iug3l-d Deb 4. sheriff aud Jailor OF ID. G.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-08
Committed TO Lail

OF favidsou County, July 2S, 1917, a negro man
~ who sayE hs naine " ALLEN and belong 10
Annie Carmichael, Of Davidson County Tenn. Oh the
Hoensvilie PIKE ace about rs Years weighs about
10 pounds feet inches hlgh colos black scars
on both hands
The owner Is requested 70 come forward, prove
property and pay charges o. tho lsw direCtF
J. HINTON.
iuiy3t--W Sheriff and Jaor OF D. C.
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United States of America;

MtbhLE DISTRICT on TESNESsKE
XNTHritEAS a libel nf Information was tled within
w aud Cor the Middle District Of Tennessee, az
Nashville, ON the 5th DAY VI June, A. ~, lS62, ~
John Trimble va Attorney pr the Uutei staics
lor the Middle district VI Iubncasoc who prscculcs
herein on behalf of the unHcb States against certain
property, va; The 1iaclnnsry and kixmus CfWatson
& Neddcr's Powder Mil, on sycamore 6rcck, IN the
Buildngs usod in connection with said machinery,
and some I've or SIX aires FIND, on Which the build
ings stand, praying pr0cess against seM prplprly
TIA the same De condemned as forfeited.
New, therei ~ pursuapce Of The Ropition, under
The seal Of said Court, % ne directed and delivered j
do hereby give pnblic molten 90 All persiH claiming
saw property, or 10 Any manner Interested thrreip,
that they be and appear before said Circuit Court,to
be held az Tho City Of Nashville, IN Hnd for I'D nb
trict, on the goh day Of Octuhuf 1852 at tuocOck n
The iorcnoon Of that fay, thcn and flr % uitnnso
their claims, and TO make thcir allegations IN that
behalf, T.. X. GIASCOCk,
2 June %, ls62-l4t ... u, 5 Marshal n DIT
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S2b REWARDl

gruLEN, from Ia HNlDfRRANn, JeWsiier, Ca %.
- iuu street, ONE PATENT LEYEH ENGLIslI
COLD WAKlh mluuiacilrCl By 700. Johnston, iIv.
srpoO. The Waich o. oi emal size, vita White DIAL
tlEfaFcd ul the iuslte tGk0 ~. htlhEa, lfdIa Bis
iutheI in l1 year 1852 ca The outside enerasrd
i'huaAQl hAhasH" the abova Inward aM BE- paid
90 aly 4l2untinn ihat nty lead 10 the recovery of
ile property u.h HAAMER
uuoh-tf
i0lisyus louns please CO.'S 20 60 aui. 0fss
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PROSPECTUS
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on rHH
NASHVILLE UNION.


TINS NAautir UNioN was commenced a few weeks
since for the purpose OF opposing the Rebel southern
Coafederaoy, and Of advocating the restoration Of
Federal authority, without any abatement, over all
the Staten which have attempted 10 soccde It holds
a. friends an Who support and as foes all who oppose
the Union Of the states. Il has no watohword but
FRIEDoN AND NATIONALITY.
With rebels and tTailO has no compromise 10
make. Il contends for the Federal Constitution and
tho Laws made in pursuance thereof as the srrREn
LAW o. ms LANp, anything in the Constitution and
Laws Of any OF the states to The contrary nowitb-
standing.
Il contends Tor the Unlou o, The states, because
without Il the preservation Of our liberties aud inst.
tutions and the organization Of society itself are
wholly impossible Therefore, whatever stands in
the way OF crushing out the rebellion and restoring
Union must perish, no matter 10y what name il be
hed.
To the people OF Tennessee ever renowned for their
devotion TO Liberty aud Union, until they we're be
trayed to tho rebel despolsm at Richmond by per,
dious Governor and corrupt Legislature, and who
have felt 10 heavily tho awful curse Of treason and
anarchy, We appeal Cor support lat the names Of
rebel ONCE holders, Vigilance Committees and Minute
Men, who have allied our borders with mourning, DO
gbbetted before the world. Let those ambitious aud
avaroious men Who have plotted our ruin for their
own acknowledgement be fastened g the pillory Of
shame no matter how high their position in society,
LET IL be- shown how the selfsyled defenders Of
Southern Rights" are now leading meraudlng bands
Of froebooters ahd troopers oyer state, kid.
mapping negroes stealing horses and cattle, breaking
iato houses burning railroad bridges and cars, aud
numbering unRrmed eitiEens In cold blood. Let the
truth long excluded by the Southern conspirators
now circulate freely through every neghborhood,
and our tause viii sssuredly triumph. WIN not loyal
men everywhere aid Us n the determination OF facts
aud the advocacy OF Free Governments
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Committed to Jail

IOF Davidson County, Tenn, July 2s, 1852 q negro
~ man, who says bis name Is dATf and belongs
10 Duncan. Of Frankin County, Tenn. aged abunl
u years feet inches high weighs about t4O
pounds color black small scar On forehead.
The owner is requested TO come forward prove
property, and pay charges, az the law directs,
laa .0.. .....Al j. \. HINTON.
iuy3t-3t sheriff and Tailor ofD a.
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IN order,

v..trff Commanding Post
L. Rowland,
A. D. c. & A. A. G..
July CIV.
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BOAR ID.

i HAVE IWG ~fiL-FuRNIsHEp R0oHs ssit.
able log isu smAn families, or NAV h. occupied
10 sFsfal stutlemuu. iiouae. opposite Judge tat
tone dwelling lheuy street iorma liberal
Ton or tutcru Day toarlrrs can h. accomtoosla.
yea also few Transient hoardors can De- aoootafoc
aH''a Dqns-l-aml MARTHA q PEAOOCK
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MashrilIe atuiuu.
-. Q. LmnMCnH, EdIiof.
TO correspondents.

Our correspondents must allow us TO
take our own time for reading their com
munications. We have no time TO be
read 10. tits literally impossible.
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) Keepers of Tippiing houses

AM hAhhAAe.
NOTICE lie hereby given, that the Act passed by
~ City Council F,brgary "a, 1862, entitled au Act
PfupNitiug The sale ct Vinous, Eplriiu0us or utuN
eating liquors, &c. viii hereafter bc rgdb enforced
JNO. HUGH SMITH, Mayer.
MAYORS uaioe, MAY ~. 1902 LII
Especial p.ultrh tn the Chlcagl rrih1urI
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n e.
ICE CREAM SALOON.

VNnE suhscdbers have uH luei on, ID hallsouu
L ttyu, in pleasant aud eQnVtulent part 81 The
Cis al No "a, pNloN hthkhli ncNt door b the
Is,teTy store of Nr y, lIaweTH, an lCE CREAM
shiOlN, ana he Ladies' sud 0eutltmeu u NsshYile
aud yicuny are respectfully lnv'et 10 give them
can. they pledge lbemselyes 90 koep ou haud ne
very test nrlIgle that can ~ made.
..... ... .. kANNIE
.... ..... Q OCoSNER
NB-mmiits aus PARTIES supplied AZ ap} hour
By lhe qdantiy Ga thr uhott ihttui iefuia
'fuIrIN-ff ....
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WATSON HOTEL.
TO ali tho Military departments In
the DistFtct OF ths Ohio

On AND AFrgg THE lft DAY OF July iaCQ
ONl open an ohice al the 81. Cloud hotel IN Ahsi
yhleei Ienpesse, ahA ono "a Man street 0pp0sts
tue Gault Ious Louisville KY, Cor all trapractions
Or hpV IN lhii department, Tor thres months from
July ltt lsd2 's. CHARtEs KAf.N, Jr
Beef Contractor iarthe District OF tsii;s
n A-llighest Market price paid for good cattle
Julyt--dtf wv
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THE METHODIST
THE LARGEST AN BEST PAPEBfN
THE DEMONSTRATION.
THIRD voLNME.
Subscriptions are for ONE YEAR ,
from the date of their Receipt at

Subscriptions are for ONE YEAR ,lu
from the date of their Receipt at %
our Office ,., ttT .-s-2
rTHR METHODIST HAS BEEN REFoRE rae RIO
z - pie two peafs. ip eouro has hsen such AZ 4, s
loyal, conservative, Christian men evefywhere IL
ain viii be 10 supply oonnlnte Family, Rolisious
Newspaper, ofhigh literary tone. "a viii be eis.=.
~ heretofore BY Rev. GEu. r. CROOKS, u h., aaaiR.
ted By Rev JOHN McClIhrOCk, I'D d, az present
reading In Paris as Corresponding ditor Among
~ hiltoii al Corps are Rev. III. ADEL SrEyENS the
HISTORIAN OF hethodisin and Rev. ~. NAnAL.
!he ae,hods, Aa1 eaeh week sumHiry % al tbeIIl
news 20 the monienl n going 10 press. This sun.
mary is equal 10 thai Of any saeky, Whethef Sec
ular 90 religioua, and b prepared BY Prof SCliEA.
ha3 also thofough rcloft e The Stock and PIC.
dnee Markets prepared expressly Cor a hy pRANgE IN
JUDD haiiof Of the Anaerioan ARflculiarsiEt ''
y has thei moat ic0mprehenglYc, Finaaoe Article, d..
written N the ctnntfy,b BY r MEf1fSS
oRf8sf's % nsslSEcsHsp Nes etui utt skst4,Es i-i
sEEMoSs ny pTsuSaulseEp MSsrres Iav s4lrl
fANuN hAnNa, hcsic, rro' NC nc
Special Terms to Ministers.
N00asT 10 al Ministers iaOse asds6sioh on thSr i
owp psPou and on Az subscribers ues may ioui .,.
e. Specimen Copies seht frcc -
TERMS g. per year, payable IN advance i.ua f"
Address, rHE PuAnsHEHs 90 rls. AFlHoppr
f. IA Nassu 81, New York
80 Sscine Copies FREE, -ee
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Terms Of subscription in Par Funds.

e6Ah communications 90 business with The Onice,
VIII be addressed to the PURIlsHERs OF the UNION.
aud all communications TO tho Editor viii be address
90 T. {. MERCER III.
Editors Of loyal newspapers win DO us great Kind
eess BY re-puehhing The foregoing or ts substance
The current transactions in Tennessee Or months to
come viii be highly interesting 60 All lovers OF their
country aud her iTee Institutions, aud the columns of
the USoS will furnish The carlies, and most reliable
history Of those events
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Committed ID IAN
Hay, Corn and Bran!

aON hhtn Shtll Nofnt
900 wheat Bran,
200 Bales Prtmo Hay,
Tor fale by J. 3. RuSr
Successor 90 NJ. A. PARRsg q Co,
College street south OF broad.
iu'yl-dlm
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Water Tax

NOll,L is hereby given 70 dchnquest water tax
II, l.5N. ,o-, We TUE Cor payment Tor the drst
- WoAt-n ~ lbt4i has expired, and uultss tbev
,9ine orWari iurthvith and sottlc ID bsTv d1ty
70 eoAert % law, aud shut ~ che waier viii Il. "A
4N' 'ol'''of 'n''o from 20 3 b. m every dsv.
GARRfTf
igly2-dlm
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
SALT AGENCY.

TINHE SUBSCRIBER has opened q GENERAL SAT-
il AGENCY 10 this city, At the Old stand Of NJ. 8
Pitcher, Ma ket Street. and will be glad 10 furnish
City and Country buyers 90 must liberal terms either
for par funds or Banks OF Tennessee and will keep a
large stick constantly on hand Of both large and
small packages
April 23-3m b. ROSS.
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straved or sfoInn /

ER0A ONE OF Ias IONS 81 THE sUBCmBER. A
Hie} lacs fuy opa oue returning ih8 animal of
FYlpg il'armaQu 0f De ana uil BE- iaituily ss,yar.
NO scOvAi, q yan s.mnsfs
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Olalma Against the %. Statea.

A LIN A. HALL ull attend 90 iha collect on af
"A claims against any Of Che untod States authori,
Ties either here ut Washington 10 may be i0aud
at the seWhneo Huusa
Nashville, Jane l2th, 1902
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No. 80 CEDAR STREET
Il. " BAsSET, PROPRIETOR.

TNHis VOL known estsblishment ia prepared 10 FUR
Il ash heals az an hours, 20 any unm0er OF per.
sons, with Az The Dell scies and luKufes OF the seas
on, prepared in The very boEt style,
The 1871 Of Fare, indeed VII challenge comparison
With that Of any house In The North Or Southwest.
Tue huesi Wines gnd BrahdeE are kepi constantly
on hand. Dinnoru ~ Suppcfs furnished IN any part Of
The CIV an short uottas
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-16

Y SINGULAR FATALITY.-Ye esterday afternoon
DR.. Saddler was called upon to render
medical aid in the case of man who had
been seized with hemorrhage of the lungs
while dancing. The unfortunate man was O
harness maker, working at shop on Third
street, between Main and Sycamore. When
he was seized with the hemorrhage, the fact
was communicated to the workmen in the
next story above, and singular to say, just
at the same moment a man on that floor was
suffering from fit with which he had been
attacked, and from the effects of which he
died shortly afterwsrd.
Some one was required to go after ply
sician, and upon making application for that
purpose to the employees in the fourth story,
it was discovered that a man had also been
attacked with fit on that floor. The per.
son who had the hemorrhage died shortly
after DR.. Saddlers arrival. The third party
recovered. The strange and unaccountablC
circumstance created perfect panic among
the workmen, the majority of them packing
up their tools and leaving the establishment
in great haste.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-16

EVACUATION OF RoNNEY.-We learn by
officers who arrived last evening from Pat
terson's Creek, that our forces left Romney
in considerable of hurry on Friday night
about six o'clock, and reached Pa,terson's 8
Creek on Saturday morning about FIVE. The
order to pack up was received about two
o'clock on Friday afternoon, and the greatest
excitement and curiosity existedi in the camp.
Some of the companies were compelled to
destroy a portion of their tents for the want
of transportation, and q considerable guam
tity of provisions, such as bacon, &C., was
destroyed for the same reason. Gen. Lander
issued an order, which was read on dress
parade before the evacuation, that any one
caught setting fire to the town or perpetrat-
ing any other outrage, would be instantly
shot.
Our forces are now at Patterson's Creek,
about seven miles east of Cumberland, and
about fifteen from Romney, but were cross
ing the railroad bridge into Maryland, and
are no doubt by this time encamped on
the Maryland side Wheeling InteLligencer
l4th.